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CALENDAR
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PATENT ROLLS,
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PUBLIC RECORD OFFICE.
PBBPABED UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF
THE DEPUTY KEEPER OF THE RECORDS.
HENRY VI.
VOL. n.
A.D. 1429-1436.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY OF HIS MAJESTY's PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE
FOR THE HOME DEPARTMENT.
LONDON:
PRINTED FOR HIS MAJESTY'S STATIONERY OFFICE
BY MACKIE AND CO. LD., 2, Wine Office Court, Fleet Street, E.C,
And to be purchased, either directly or through any Bookseller, from
WYMAN AND SONS, Ld., Fetter Lane, E.O.; or
OLIVER AND BOYD, Edinburgh; or
E. PONSONBY, 116, Grafton Street, Dublin.
1907.
1
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CONTENTS.
Page
Preface ------ v.
CORBIGENDA - - - - vii.
Calendar ..... 1
Appendix - - - - - 618
General Index ..... 629
Wt. 24881
( V )
PREFACE.
r
The present volume forms part of a series of Calendars
of the Patent Rolls from the reign of Edward I. to that
of Henry VII., the object and character of which are
explained in the Preface to the first volume for the
reign of Edward III. (a.d. 1327—1330.) The text was
prepared, under my immediate supervision, by the late
Mr. A. Hughes of the Public Record Office, with some
assistance from Mr. R. F. Isaacson, now an Assistant
Record Keeper. The Index, begun by Mr. Hughes,
and continued by the late Mr. C. H. Woodruff, B.C.L.,
has been completed by Mr. M. S. Giuseppi of this
Office.
H. C. MAXWELL LYTE.
Public Record Office,
7 May, 1907.
( vu )
CORRIGENDA.
Page 240, line 16, for "Elizabeth" read "Eleanor."
„ 604, line 12, for "he" rtad "Henry V."
CALENDAR
OP
PATENT ROLLS
8 HENRY VI.— Part I.
[Letters paUnt of this year of dates later than 28 ATpril^ 14dO, are all tested
by Humphrey y duke of Glovcester, guardian ofEnglandy except where specially
noted."]
I^no MEMBRANE 82.
Sept. 86. licence for John Bonles to ship 450 wool-fells from Boston to London,
Westminflter. he having found sureties, viz. himself in 20 marks and Thomas
Frankeleyn of London, < dyer,' and William Parker of London, 'dyer,' in
10 marks each, not to take the said fells to any other port.
Oct. 8. Commission to John Oloucestre to arrest the stone-cutters, carpenters,
Westminster, artificers and servants required for the repair of the necessaries in the
scullery of the household, also to provide coals, timber and other requisites
and carriage for the same ; until 4 April next.
By bill of flie treasurer of the household.
The like commissions to John Mone, Serjeant of the office of the
scullery, and John Godbeher. By the like bills.
Oct. 8. Commission to John €k)ldeney to provide fresh-water fish for the house-
Westminster, hold, also nets for their capture; until 4 April next.
Oct. 7. Presentation of Bobert Somercotes, chaplain, to the church of Clibum
Westminster, in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the bishopric being in his hands.
Oct. 14. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Thomas Pope,
Westminster, esquire, king's Serjeant, of the office of serjeant-at-arms, with the wages
of 12d. a day payable at the Exchequer. By p.s.
VacaUd became otherwise in the Ibth year.
Oct* 22. Grant to Thomas Hilbrond, chaplain, that he be one of the king's
Westminster, chaplains within the Tower of London, with the accustomed salary and
profits.
A. 6586. Wt. 24881. 400. 4/1/01. M. a
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1429.
Oct. 6.
WestmlDBter.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 23.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
1430.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
Jnne 22.
Westminster.
1429.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Metnbrwne 82 — cmU,
Presentation of Master John Norton, clerk-residentiary in the collegiate
church of St. Wilfrid, Ripon, to the church of Wath in the jurisdiction
of Richmond, in the king's gift as parcel of the lands of Elizabeth, tenant
in chief, deceased, late the wife of Henry Fitz Hugh, knight; addressed to
Henry Bowet, archdeacon of Richmond.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Thomas Thame,
king's Serjeant, of the office of surveyor of the king's park and lawn of
Ganford, with 8^. a day wages. By p.s.
Conmiission to Thomas Tilby to take the stone-cutters, carpenters
and other workmen and labourers required for the works at the palace of
Westminster and the manors of Shene, Eltham and elsewhere : also to
provide the necessary stones, timber and tiles, and sufficient carriage by
land and water for the same. By bill of the clerk of the works.
Ratification of the estate of Robert Langryssh as parson of Newbury in
the diocese of Salisbury, provided the matter be not in plea in the king's
court.
The like to the following : —
John Wellys, as parson of Aston Prewes by Blebury in the diocese of
Salisbury.
Robert Wade, as parson of Spettebury in the same diocese.
Richard Layot, as parson of Brudeton in the same diocese.
John Fitz Richard, as parson of the parish church of Llanrwst in the
diocese of St. Asaph.
Jorverth ap Jevan, as vicar of Abergele in the same diocese.
William de Holme, as parson of the parish church of Thornton in
Lonisdale in the diocese of York.
John Laycan, as parson of Southmorton in the diocese of Salisbury.
Grant to William Paston, a justice of the Common Bench, to maintain
his estate fittingly, so long as he shall remain in office, of 110 marks at
the Exchequer and two robes yearly, one with fur at Christmas and one
with lining at Whitsuntide, besides the accustomed fee. By p.s.
The like to John Cottesmore, another justice of the same Bench.
By p.s.
Oct. 7.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 81.
Appointment, pursuant to Statute 86 Edward III [Stat. I, c. 2], of
Richard Mason, yeoman of the office of the caterer of the householdi to be
caterer until 8 April next.
The like of the following: —
John Freston, Walter Hale, John Broun, Henry Rys, and Richard
Boseworth, yeomen of the office of the poultry of the household, to
be poulterers until 21 April next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
8 HENRY VL— Part I.
1429.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Dec. 20.
Westminster.
Deo. 20.
Westminster.
1430.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Aug. 80.
Westminster.
Aug. 19.
Westminster*
Membrane 81 — cont.
Richard Delle, yeoman of the office of the caterer of the household,
to be caterer until 24 April next. By the like bill.
Walter Bright, yeoman of the office of the caterer, John Strengey and
Thomas Sende, yeomen of the office of the bakery, and Richard
Breuster, serjeant of the office of the bakery, to the bakery until
10 May next. By the like bill.
John Somer, yeoman of the office of the avenary, to the avenary until
10 May next. By the like bill.
Alexander Parker, yeoman of the office of the caterer, to be caterer
until 15 May next.
William Rasour, the like, until 20 June next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Robert Freman, the like. By the like bill.
John Fox, the like, until 14 July next.
By the like bill.
Thomas Coggere, Thomas Parys, and Walter Saltmerssh, yeomen of
the office of the caterer, and William Rothewell, serjeant of the
same office, to be caterers until 24 August next.
William Dale, David Gower, Thomas Hille, John Somer, John Qrene,
William Cottyngham, Richard Somer and John Baker, yeomen of
the office of the avenary, to the avenary until 19 August next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
William Basour, yeoman of the office of the eatery, to be caterer.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Inspeadmus and confirmation to John Hamsterley, during the minority
of Thomas, son and heir of Thomas late lord Roos of Hamelak, Trussebous
and Beauvoire, of letters patent of the said late lord, dated at his castle of
Beauvoire, 25 April, 8 Henry VI, being a grant to the said John, for life,
for good service, of 6 marks a year out of the manor of Wragby, co.
Lincoln, payable by the hands of the collectors there, at Whitsuntide and
Martinmas ; notwithstanding that two thirds of the said manor are in
the king's hands through the death of the said lord.
By p.s. and for i mark paid in the hanaper.
1429.
Oct. 7.
Westminster.
Oct. 6.
Westminster.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 30.
Commission to Richard Hunte, ^ feretour,' to provide coneys for the
household and thread to make nets for the purpose.
The like to John Hanham, serjeant of the office of the poultry of the
household, to be poulterer until 6 April next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
The like to John Blaskeley, John Neel, John Brokend, William Well
and John Bate. By the like bill.
Commission to John Cressy to provide the carriage required by the
office of the poultry of the household for the feast of the king's coronation,
until 16 November next. By the like bill.
CALENDAtl OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 ^29 Membrane 80 — cant,
Oot. 6. Presentation of Master John Norton, clerk-residentiary in the collegiate
Westminster, church of St. Mary, Ripon, to the church of Wath in the diocese of York ;
directed to J. archbishop of York.
Oct. 12. Commission to John Gardyner to take and provide pheasants, partridges
Westminster, and other fowl for the household, until 18 April next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Oct. 22. The like to John Malle to provide * plovers, telys ' and other things
Westminster, required by the office of the poultry of the household for the feast of the
king's coronation, and carriage for the same ; until 16 November next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Oct. 16. Licence for John Daundelyon to ship to London 400 quarters of com
Westminster, bought in the county of Kent ; he having found sureties, viz. himself in 40i.
and Gilbert Germayn of Canterbury, co. Kent, ' gentilman,' in the like
amount, that the com shall not be taken to any other port : but he must
produce in Chancery before Midsummer next letters under authentic seal
testifying the unlading of the com.
Oct. 20. Pardon to Bichard Bertelot, citizen and ' stokfisshmonger ' of London,
Westminater. of his outlawry in the hustings of London, for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to satisfy Bertram Fawe of Bordeaux of a judgment
debt of 80/. and 20«. damages, the said Bertelot having surrendered to the
prison of Flete, and the said justices, on the process being brought before
them, having adjudged that he should be quit of the said debt and damages,
as William Babyngton, chief justice of the said Bench, has certified.
Oct. 26. Appointment, during pleasure, of Bichard Bamfeld to be controller of the
Westmiimter. coinage of tin in the counties of Devon and Cornwall, receiving such
yearly fee from 18 July, 6 Henry VI, as Bichard Hore, clerk, late controller,
had ; the said Bamfeld having held the office since the date mentioned, by
letters patent of the king. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice of the great council, of letters
Westminster, patent, dated 25 November, 1 Henry V, inspecting and confirming a grant
made by Henry de Bello Monte, lord of Folkyngham, dated at London
^ 16 December, 10 Henry IV, to Nicholas Saxton, esquire. By p.s.
1430.
July 10. Licence, for 40 marks paid in the hanaper, for John, earl of Huntingdon,
Westminster, (jq enfeoff in his manors of Stevynton and Bereford St. Martin, which are
held in chief, John Stafford, bishop of Bath, Humphrey Stafford, earl of
Stafford, John Grey, knight, son of Reginald Grey lord of Buthyn, John
Bussell, Thomas Legon and John Gola&e, and their heirs ; and for them,
after seisin had, to re-grant the premises to the said earl and Anne his
wife, and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of the
said earl.
MEMBRANE 29.
1429.
Oct. 12. Licence for 68». id. paid in the hanaper for William Tounlond of
Westminster. London, 'mercer,' to enfeoff John Edyncham of Wodechirche and Joan
late the wife of Thomas Wydot of Werehorne, and the heirs of Edyncham,
in his manor of Tounlond in Wodechirche, co. Kent, except a moiety of
an acre of land in the same, which manor is held in chief.
MMwa
8 HENRY VI.— Pabt I. 5
1^29 Membrane 29 — cont,
Oct. 12. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Gloucester of pavage for 6 years
Wertminiter. to be applied under the survey and controlment of Bobert Gilbert.
Oct. 26. By letters patent, dated 10 December, 14 Henry IV, the custody of 9
Westminster, acres of meadow in the parish of Chesewyke, co. Middlesex, was committed
to Thomas Holgill on certain surety for 20 years at the yearly rent of 18s.
and by letters patent, dated 6 June, 1 Henry V, there was conmiitted to
the same Holgill, amongst other things, for 20 years from the preceding
Easter, the custody of a pasture called < Juddescrof t ' in the town of Sutton
at a yearly rent of 20^. and by inquisition, taken at Westminster
on 25 November, 9 Henry V, before Willi^ Weston and Richard
Gosselyn, late sheriffs of the said county, it was found that one
Henry Paternoster was seized in his demesne as of fee of a little croft and
8i acres of land in Ghesewyk, which descended successively to William
Paternoster, his son and heir, and to Ellen and Isabella, minors,
daughters and heirs of the latter, but daring their minority the land was
not occupied either by them or by any friend in their behalf ; so that one
John Bray, the said land lying amongst his holdings, intruded therein
in the time of Biohard H and occupied it as his own. Afterwards the
said EUen died without heir of her body, and so her pourparty descended
to the said Isabella, as her sister and heir, who had issue, Alice Mede
and Joan, and died. After her death the right descended to them, but
the said John Bray, the occupier, alienated in fee simple the land in
question, with lands of his own, to Williapi Scrop, ' chivaler,* who granted to
Richard H, and the heirs and assigns of that king. The lands have since
remained in possession of the crown and its farmers, being held of the
prebendary of the prebend of Chesewyke in the cathedral church of St.
Paul, London, by fealty and the yearly rent of lib. of cumin. Afterwards
at the suit of the said Joan and of John Dolman and Joan, daughter and heir
of the said Alice, then deceased, made to the present king, one of the said
9 acres of meadow in Chesewyke and the said pasture in Button, were
shewn to be identical with the croft and land mentioned in the said
inquisition and the king was besought that the said letters patent, in
favour of Thomas Holgill, so far as they relate to the same, should be
revoked. Accordingly a writ of scire facias issued for him to show cause to
the contrary, but, although the sheriff returned that he was duly
warned by John Knot and Thomas Frankelevn, he made default;
wherefore, bv advice of the justices, Serjeants at law, and other learned
persons of tne council then being in the Chancery, it was adjudged that
the said letters patent, so far as they related to the said croft and land,
should be revoked and annulled ; which is done accordingly.
Oct. 15. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Cottesmore to be a justice of the
Westminster. Common Bench with the usual fee. By p.s.
The like of William Paston. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Revocation of the protection for one year, which was granted to John
Westminster. Stone, beer-brewer, citizen of London, as dwelling in France in the company
of John, duke of Bedford ; because he tarries in London and the suburbs
thereof as the sherifb have certified.
Oct. 80. Grant to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, that he may perform his ofSce
Westminster, of chamberlain of England by deputy on the occasion of the king*s
coronation. [Fcsdera.]
Nov. 12. Presentation of John Carbura, parson of Dudcote, in the diocese of
Westminster. Salisbtuy, to the church of Mighelstowe, in the diocese of Exeter, on an
exchange of benefices with John Nowyers.
. iLBi ^ w^nmr - ^ ^ Jt ^-!m
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
-. i o Q MEMBRA NE 28.
Oct. 10. Pardon to John Wytfare of Tewekesbury, co. Gloucester, ' chapman/ of
Westminster, his outlawry in the hustings of London, for not appearing before the
king's justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Petit, Thomas Canynges,
Thomas Cateworth and William Bothe, citizens and grocers of
London, executors of William Michell, late citizen and grocer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 6Z. 5s. Qd. he having surrendered to the
prison of Flete as William Babington, chief justice^ has certified.
The like to the following : —
John Parker of Otery St. Mary, co. Devon, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer the warden and college of
the collegiate church of St. Mary at the same place, touching a
plea of account. Devon.
William Herewod of Barton on Humber, co. Lincoln, * yoman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer William Sotheron of
Ellarkar, executor of William Gregge, touching a plea that he
render 40s. York.
Eustace Rous of Honyngham, co. Norfolk, 'husbondman,' or <frank-
leyn,' for not appearing before the same to answer William
Sedman, citizen of Norwich, touching a plea of debt of 20 marks;
or to answer John Parlet, chaplain, brother and executor of
Thomas Parlet, citizen and < draper' of Norwich or late of Norwich,
'draper,' and Simon Walsoken, citizen and < draper' of Norwich,
co-executor with the said chaplain of the said Thomas Parlet,
touching a plea that he render 69s. 5d. nor to answer Wilham
Paston of Paston and John Hamond of Estbradenham touching a
plea of debt of 4 marks. City of Norwich and Norfolk.
Robert Wotton of Aylesford, co. Kent, esquire, for not appearing
before the same to answer Walter Vytull, citizen and armourer of
London, touching a plea of debt of 40 marks. Kent.
John Halle, vicar of Eirkeby, co. Essex, for not appearing before the
same to answer Thomas Acres, citizen and draper of London,
touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
Richard Lowe of Walsale, co. Stafford, 'gentilman' or 'chapman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer John Gryfiyth
touching a plea of debt of 47 marks; nor to answer Isabella
Sutton of London, widow, touching the like plea of 40s.
Stafford and London.
John Huchedon of Radelegh, co. Devon, 'sherman,' for not appearing
before the king to answer William Donryssh touching a plea of
trespass. Devon.
Ralph Aylton of Aylton, co. Berks, 'husbondman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer the abbot of St. Mary's,
Oseneye, touching a plea of debt of 48s. Oxford.
John, son of Thomas Robynson of Hotonroofe, co. Cumberland,
< laborer,' for not appearing before the same to answer John
Helton, touching a plea of debt of 40s. Westmoreland.
Richard Markaunt of Billerica, co. Essex, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Merywale, citizen
and vintner of London, touching a plea of debt of 106s. Sd.
London,
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster,
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
8 HENKY VI.— Part I.
1429.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
Westminster.
Oct. 29.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
Westminster.
Nov. 2.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — conU
John Colvyle, late of London, *gentilman/ for not appearing before
the same to answer John Borham, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 40^. London.
Thomas Martyn of Leghton on Broweneswold, oo. Huntingdon,
'husbondman,* for not appearing before the same to answer Leticia,
relict of John Martyn, citizen and tawyer of London, and William
Colstone, citizen and 'plomere' or *plomer* of London, touching
a plea of debt of 7 marks. London.
Walter Haynes of Egeton, co. Gloucester, * laborer,' for not appearing
before Henry V to answer Bichard Barnard or Bernard touching a
plea of trespass. Gloucester.
John Haynes of Egeton, co. Gloucester, the younger, * laborer,' the
like. Gloucester.
Thomas Haynes of Egeton, 'laborer,' the like.
Robert Haynes of Egeton, ' laborer,' the like.
Gloucester.
Gloucester.
Henry Smyth of Buntyngford, co. Hertford, 'smyth,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John Joynour, citizen
and < iremonger ' of London, touching a plea of debt of iL
London.
Robert Hillyngton of Eyme, co. Lincoln, for not appearing before
Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V,
to answer Henry Tamworth of Lincoln, touching a plea of debt of
405. Lincoln city.
John Denton of York, * carvour,' for not appearing before the justices
of the Bench to answer to the king and William Burton for that
being retained in the service of the said William at Nunapilton,
he quitted the same before the term covenanted, contrary to the
ordinance in that case made. York.
Richard Trethergi, Trethergy, or Threthergi, of Austell, co. Cornwall,
' husbondman,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer Richard Borlas of Austell, touching a plea of
debt of 40s. Cornwall.
William Bocher of Carleton, co. Northampton, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer William
Weldon, touching a plea of debt of 40^. Northampton.
Richard Walle of Newelond, co. Gloucester, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Skyn touching the
detinue of a bag with charters, writings and other muniments
therein. Gloucester.
Hugh Boys of Wymborn Mynstre, co. Dorset, 'laborer,' for not
appearing before Robert HuJQe and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of Henry V, to answer John Stork touching a plea of trespass.
Dorset.
John Chapman of Kelyngworth, co. Warwick, 'mercer,' for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer John
Cressy touching a plea of debt of 42. 185. Ad. Warwick.
8
CALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1429.
Nov. 8.
WeBtminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont,
Hugh Farbour of Bathewik by Bathe, co. Somerset, ' laborer,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Pyers touching a plea
of trespass. Somerset.
Bichard Knyght of Oundell, co. Northampton, ' chapman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Bichard Bares, citizen and
mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 60s. London.
William Calward of Lesyngby, co. Cumberland, *yoman,* for not
appearing before Bichard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer Peter Tilioll, knight, touching a
plea of debt of 725. Cumberk^d.
William Bulbek late of Westton, co. Buckingham, < clerk,' for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer the
king and Emma, prioress of Harewold, for that, being retained
in her service at Harewold, he quitted the same before the term
covenanted, contrary to the ordinance in that behalf. Bedford.
Thomas Calward of Lesyngby, co. Cumberland, 'yoman,' for not
appearing before Bichard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer Peter Tillioll, knight, touching a
plea of debt of 728. Cumberland.
Walter Northfeld oUob Spicer, citizen of Norwich, for not appearing
before the king's justices of the Bench to answer John Comewaill,
knight, touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. Middlesex.
Hugh, son of Alexander Tyllesley of Neweton, co. Lancaster, * yoman,'
for not appearing before the king to answer John Biron, knight,
touching a plea of trespass. Northampton^
John Howard of Brokedissh, co. Norfolk, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the king's justices of the Bench to answer William Chapman
of Eirkele and Adam Wrenne touching a plea of debt of 6Z.
Norfolk.
John Poynes of Wokesey, co. Wilts, clerk, for not appearing before
the same to answer the prior of Farlegh touching a plea of debt
of 20«. Wilts.
Thomas Bydon of Frome in Selewod, co. Somerset, 'draper,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Stormorth touching a
plea of debt of 40<. London.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 27.
John Page of Grantham, co. Lincoln, 'carter,' for not appearing
before Bichard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Hen^ V, to answer Henry V and John Chosell, for that he, the
said ]rage, received into his service William, the servant of the said
John Chosell, who had been retained in his service at Byngesdon
but had quitted that service contrary to the ordinance. Lincoln.
Thomas Hunte of Manytre, co. Essex, ' husbondman,' for not appearing
before the king's justices of the Bench to answer William
Spendlove touching a plea of trespass. Suffolk.
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9
1429.
Nov. 9.
WestmiBBter.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 11^
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — conu
Walter Clyfton of Baldok, go. Hertford, < corsour/ for not appearing
before the same to answer John Draper touching a plea of debt of
16 marks. Cambridge.
John Aleyn of Drayton, co. Leicester, * sherman,' for not appearing
before the king's justices of the Bench to answer the long and
Richard Collegrove for that he, the said Aleyn, being retained in the
service of the said Collegrove at Coventre, quitted the same before
the term covenanted, contrary to the ordinance in that behalf.
Warwick.
Peter Frankyssh of Boston, co. Lincoln, ' vynter,* for not appearing
before the same to answer William Rider and William Morys,
citizens and fishmongers of London, touching a plea of debt of 4Z.
Lincoln.
«
John Houton late of Morton, co. Devon, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Bouryng touching a
plea of debt of 40^. Devon.
Richard Brys of Dorchestre, co. Dorset, ' souter,' and Thomas Brys
of the same, < souter,' for not appearing before Richard Norton
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer
Thomas Joly touching a plea of trespass. London.
John Bythwode of Frome, co. Somerset, * touker,* for not appearing
before the king's justices of the Bench to answer Walter Blowere
touching a plea of debt of 40s. Somerset.
William Cable of Frome Braunche, co. Somerset, ^ clothe maker ' for
not appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer Walter Shirle, citizen of Salisbury,
touching a plea of debt of 81. Wilts.
Thomas Beggeworth of Northampton, co. Northampton, 'laborer,* for
not appearing before Robert Hulle and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer Richard Enyghtley touching a plea
of debt of 60s. Northampton.
John Glatton of Bokeden, co. Huntingdon, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer John,
aobot of Warden, touching a plea of debt of 402. Bedford.
William atte Yen of Glemusford, co. Suffolk, 'fuUere,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer
William Edy of Stony Stratford touching a plea of debt of 66«. 8^.
London.
Robert FitzRauf of Eeteryngham, co. Norfolk, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer John
Sieve, late parish chaplain of Halesworth, and Thomas Clement of
Halesworth, co. Suffolk, touching a plea of debt of 6 marks.
Norwich City.
John Homyngeseeth, or Homyngyseerde, or Homyngserth, or
Honyngeseerth, of Norwich, 'yoman,' or late of Norwich, 'grocer,'
or of Backeton, co. Suffolk, 'gentilman,' for not appearing before
Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V,
to answer William Garveys touching a plea of debt of 20^ nor
10
CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1429.
Nov. 12.
Westmiiuter.
Nov. 11.
Wesiminster.
Nov. 12.
WeBtmixuter.
Nov. 11.
WestminBter.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — cont,
before Robert HuUe and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
same king, to answer Robert Marchall, citizen and grocer of
London, touching a plea of debt of 485. nor before the justices of
the Bench of the present king to answer John Holdernesse touching
a plea of debt of 40^. Suffolk, Middlesex and London.
Robert Wyke of Nyenhede Mory, co. Somerset, esquire, for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer
Thomas Beauchamp, knight, touching a plea of debt of 1,0002.
Somerset.
John Gauge of Barton Earl's, co. Northampton, 'husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Haldenby touching
a plea of debt of 405. Northampton.
Robert Cobbe of Beoclys, co. Suffolk, < meroer,* for not appearing before
the same to answer Reginald Strete, mercer of London, and John
Stratton, touching two pleas of debt of 16Z. and 82. respectively.
Suffolk.
Richard Bakere of Wodebastwyk, co. Norfolk, 'yoman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Tyrell, esquire, Peter
Payn and Nicholas Waterman touching a plea of debt of 20
marks. Essex.
Robert Stafford, late of Lyndefeld, co. Sussex, chaplain, or Robert
Stafford of Lyndefeld, chaplain, aliaA < Frere Tuk,* for not appearing
before the king to answer Richard Wakehurst touching a plea of
trespass ; or before Henry V to answer that king touching divers
trespasses whereof he, the said Robert, was indicted. Sussex.
John Anylde of the town of Waget, co. Somerset, ' husbandman,' for
not appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer
Thomas Erie, merchant of the town of Bristol, touching a plea of
debt of 202. Bristol.
William, son of Walter Martyn, of Disse, for not appearing, when
sued with William Barbour of Eenynghale, the said Walter Martyn,
William Barbour of Disse, John Barbour of Eye and Margaret
Eempstere, before the justices of the Bench of Henry IV to
answer John Olyve and John Middelton touching a plea of tres-
pass. Norfolk.
William * of the Hill ' of Neweport, co. Salop, * yoman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Thirlewynd touching a plea that he render chattels of the value of
15Z. Salop.
Thomas Martyn of the town of Sandwich, co. Kent, *husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Palyng, citizen and
goldsmith of London, touching a plea of debt of 112. 125. Sd.
London.
Robert Couper, parson of Foxle, co. Norfolk, for not appearing before
the same to answer Richard Bures, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 405. London.
Henry Dyer of Wytteney, co. Oxford, * dyer,' for not appearing before
the same to answer John Chapman and William Waryn touching
two pleas of debt of 10/. and 111. 65. 8</. respectively ; nor, when
i^
8 HENRY VI.— Pabt I.
11
1429.
Nov. 12.
WestminBter.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — cont,
sued as Henry Moundevyle of Wytneye, co. Oxford, *diere,* to answer
Walter Cherteseye, citizen and skinner [of London] touching a
plea of debt of 25Z. 9s. Qd. Wilts and London.
John Hayman of Hareston, co. Devon, 'laborer/ for not appearing
before the king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he
was indicted. » Devon.
John Salwell of Trewens, co. Cornwall, 'husbondman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench of Henry Y, to answer Bobert
Boberd, touching a plea of trespass. Cornwall.
Bichard Calwesberd of Tylney, co. Norfolk, < husbondman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Wyse touching a
plea of debt of lOZ. Norfolk.
John Coteler of London, ' bocher,' for not appearing, when sued with
Thomas Poule of London, < taillour,* John Wotton of Suthwerk
CO. Surrey, ' botman,' and Edmund Talworth of London, ' skynner,'
before the king's justices of the Bench, to answer Thomas Feryby,
clerk, touching a plea of trespass. Middlesex.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE i2G.
John Carter of Wynthorp, co. Lincoln, * cosour,* or * husbondman/
for not appearing before Bichard Norton and his fellows, justices
of the Bench of Henry V, to answer Bichard Sausthorp touching
a plea of debt of 40^. or to answer Balph Burton touching a
plea that he render chattels to the value of lOOs. Lincoln.
Bichard Prycke of St. Neots, co. Huntingdon, ' milner,* or of Eton,
for not appearing before Bichard Norton and his fellows, justices of
the Bench of Henry V, to answer John Lord, the elder and
younger, touching a plea of debt of 20 marks ; or, when sued as
Bichard Prykke of St. Neots, co. Huntingdon, * millward,' before
the king's justices of the Bench, to answer Bobert Shotesbroke,
knight, touching a plea of debt of 20Z. Bedford.
Thomas Baker of Stychehale, co. Warwick, < husbondman,* for not
appearing, when sued with John Edward of Stychehale, co. Warwick,
< husbondman,' before Bichard Norton and his fellows, justices of
the Bench of Henry V, to answer Adam Hyton touching a plea of
trespass. Warwick.
Henry Coskyn alias Drop, late of London, chaplain, for not appearing,
when sued with Bichard Breggeman, late of London, * laborer,'
before the king's justices of the Bench, to answer Bobert Swofham
touching a plea of trespass. London.
John Twyford of Twyford in the parish of Stoke Brueme,
CO. Northampton, < husbondman,' for not appearing before the
same to answer John Cook of Shitelhanger touching a plea of debt
of lOL Oxford.
Edward Baker of Shafton, co. Dorset, ' baker,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Walsshe and Bichard Manston,
executors of Thomas Blakeford, or Blakford, of Kyngeston by
Yevele, touching a plea that he render 4^ 5s. Somerset.
12
CALENDAR OP PATENT EOLLS.
1429.
Oct. 18.
Westminster,
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 19.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — cont,
John Micbell of Waynflete, co. Lincoln, *gentilman/ for not appearing
before the same to answer John Frenssh, citizen and skinner of
London, touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
John Trewynt of Trewynt, co. Cornwall, esquire, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Thoralby, clerk, touching a plea
of debt of 20 marks. - Middlesex.
Nicholas Hore for not appearing before William Thirnyng and his
fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry IV, to answer Thomas
Redman, clerk, touching a plea of trespass ; or, when sued as
Nicholas Hore of Exeter, co. Devon, * dyer,* before Richard Norton
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer
Edward Jolyf touching a plea of debt of 40s.
Somerset and Devon.
John Blaken of Bossu, * tornour,' for not appearing, when sued with
John Ny, before the justices of the Bench of Henry lY, to
answer Richard Tomour touching a plea of trespass. Cornwall.
Stephen Gryndyll, of Oundell, co. Northampton, * husbondman ' or
* yoman,* for not appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows,
justices of the Bench of Henry Y, to answer the abbot of Peterborough
touching two pleas, one of debt of 81, 18s. id. and the other of
account. Northampton.
William Salmon of Ludgarsale, co. Buckingham, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Seloue
touching a plea of debt of 76s. 8d. London.
John Yorke of Pontefract, co. York, * yoman,' for not appearing before
the same to answer Richard Redeman, knight, touching a plea of
debt of 7L I8s. Id. York.
William Gylmyn for not appearing before Henry IV, to answer that
king touching certain trespasses, extortions, damages, charges
{^ravaynini^s) and excesses, whereof he was indicted, he having
surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of the king's Bench.
Middlesex.
John Wryght, late vicar of the parish church of Brendwode, co. Essex,
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench, to answer John
Hardy, touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
James Lucas of Walsokene, co. Norfolk, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Lylye of Yestelham,
touching a plea of debt of 202. Norfolk.
Thomas Profet, vicar of Tryplowe, co. Cambridge, for not appearing
before the same, to answer John Noble, touching a plea of debt
of 40s. Wilts.
John Martyn of Boston, co. Lincoln, merchant, for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Sutton of Milton by Peterborough,
esquire, touching a plea of debt of 100s. Northampton.
William Bagenhale of Leyghton, co. Bedford, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Grey of Ruthyn^ knight,
touching a plea of debt of 12Z. Bedford.
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1429.
Nov. 1.
WestmiiiBter.
Nov. 18.
WestmiziBter.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 29.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
1430.
July 14.
Westininster.
Membrane 26 — cont,
Robert Lythome of Westelley, co. York, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same, to answer the prior of Malton, touching
a plea of debt of 40^. York.
John Cmuker, of Paxton, co. Huntingdon, *yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Alyngton, esquire, touching a
plea of debt of 20 marks. Huntingdon.
Bobert Birkwode or Berkewod late of Feltewell, co. Norfolk, <yoman,'
or of Bougham, co. Norfolk, ' husbondman,* for not appearing before
the same to answer Bobert Wetheryngsete, archdeacon of Ely, and
William Southcote, esquire, touching pleas of debt of 222. and
5 marks respectively. Cambridge and Norfolk.
Thomas Derland, late citizen and fishmonger of London, for not
appearing before the same to answer William Sharp, citizen and
* stokfysshmonger ' of London, touching a plea of debt of 18Z. 6«. &d.
London.
Henry Capron of Brampton, co. Huntingdon, 'bocher,* for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Betriche and John Bocher of
St. Ives, the younger, touching pleas of debt of 42. and 40s.
respectively. Huntingdon.
Thomas Elys of Hereford, co. Hereford, 'chapman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Simon Eyr, citizen and draper of London,
touching a plea of debt of 4Z. 10s, London.
Hugh Doun of Hull, co. York, mercer, for not appearing before the
same to answer John Secheford, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 408. York.
Thomas Swanlond of Bishop's Lyme (sic), co. Norfolk, 'peyntour,'
and Agnes, his wife, otherwise Agnes Broun late the wife of
William Broun, late of Eybworth, for not appearing before the
same to answer William Holt of London, < mercer,' John Tate of
Coventre, 'mercer,' and Bichard Wymeswolde of London, touching
a plea of debt of 251. Norfolk.
William Scot of Baberham, co. Cambridge, 'bocher,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Wormebrugge touching a plea of
debt of 40s. Cambridge.
William Couper, son of Bichard Coupere of Yakeslee, for not
appearing before Bichard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer John Bulneye of Cambridge and
Margaret his wife, executrix of John Smyth of Stilton, touching a
plea that he render 66s. 8d, Huntingdon.
Margaret Whytey of London, 'wedowe,' for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer John Blake touching a plea of
debt of 40s. London.
1429.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 25.
Edmund Smyth of Paxton, co. Huntingdon, 'yoman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer William Alyngton, esquire, touching
a plea of debt of 20 marks. Huntingdon.
14
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1429.
Nov. 23.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 17.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
Westminster.
Nov. 29.
Westminster.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 80.
Westminster*
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cant
William Passemer of Inwarlye, co. Devon, * husbondman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer John Attecourt touching a
plea of debt of 40s. Cornwall.
Richard Donge of Byngwode, co. Southampton, ' carpenter/ for not
appearing before the king to answer Robert Savage touching a
plea of trespass. Dorset.
William Berwell of Wotton, co. Buckingham, ^gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Seloue touching a plea of debt of 76s. ScL London.
Ralph Bredon of Coven tre, co. Warwick, * dier,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Isabella Sutton of London, widow,
touching a plea of debt of 18L Ss. London.
Laurence EUesaundre of Eneham Regis, co. Southampton, 'husbond-
man/ for not appearing before the same to answer Cicely, executrix
and late the wife of William Puntfret or Puntfreyt or Pountfret,
citizen and skinner of London, touching a plea that he render 211,
London.
John Hawardyne of St. Andrew's without the bar of the Old Temple,
London, co. Middlesex, ' gentilman,* for not appearing befpre the
same to answer Alexander Aune touching a plea of debt of 201,
Middlesex.
Richard Lee of Bradston, co. Salop, 'yoman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Joan de Beauchamp, lady of Bergevenny,
and Hugh Boerly, late steward of her and of Hugh Bumell late
lord of Holgote and Weoley, touching a plea of debt of ISl, 3$, 1<L
Worcester.
Thomas Massager of Upton, co. Norfolk, < yoman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer Thomas
Hemgrave, knight, touching a plea of debt of 100s. Suffolk.
John Clement of Northlacche, co. Gloucester, 'boucher,' for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer John
Leycestre touching a plea of debt of 41s. 6d, Bristol.
Robert Harsyk of Crawemere or Crowemere or Robert Harsyk alias
Crowemere of Shipden, for not appearing before William Thimyng
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry IV, to answer John
Prentys, John Carter of Scardeburgh, Thomas Grene, burgess of
Lynne, and Richard Crane alias Crowemere of Shipden, touching
pleas of debt of 40;. 40Z. 10s, 262. 6s, 8d, and 121, 6«. 8^.
respectively, or when sued as Robert Hersyk of Crowemere or
Crowmer, CO. Norfolk, < yoman,' before Richard Norton and his
fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer Hugh
Curteys, esquire, touching a plea of debt of 40«.
Norfolk, York, Middlesex and London.
John Godyere of Flampsted, co. Hertford, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Reginald
Derlyngton, citizen and fishmonger of London, touching a plea of
debt of 40«. London.
8 HENRY VI.— Part I.
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1429.
Dec. 2.
Westminster.
1430.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 25.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Robert Orgar of Southflete for not appearing before William Thimyng
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry IV, to answer
Bertram Walcote, touching a plea of debt of 40s. Kent.
John Breton, late of Elsham, co. Lincoln, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Portyngton, touching a plea of debt of 12 marks. York.
•
John Aleyn of Langele, co. Hertford, * husbondman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer John atte Sonde of Byflete, co. Surrey,
touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. Hertford.
John Chamburleyn of the town of Waget, co. Somerset, * tyler,* for
not appearing before the same to answer Thomas Erie, merchant
of Bnstoll, touching a plea of debt of 201. Bristol.
John Beyncok, parson of Stoke by Eston, co. Lincoln, for not appearing
before the same to answer William Dogge, touching a plea of debt
of 5 marks. London.
Walter Spryng of Berdefeld Salyng, co. Essex, * wodeman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer
Edmund Bybesworth, touching a plea of debt of 10^. Essex.
Richard del Graunge for not appearing before William Thirnyng and
his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry IV, to answer Thomas
Wysthed touching a plea of trespass. York.
John Shittelworth of Ekton, co. Northampton, <yoman,' for not
appearing, when sued with Thomas Plays of Wendelyngburgh, co.
Northampton, < harbour,' before the king's justices of the Bench
to answer John Frenssh of London, < skynner,' touching a plea of
trespass. London.
Thomas Don of Shrewsbury (Salapia), co. Salop, clerk, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Holbome, prebendary of
Wodecote and Horton, co. Salop, touching a plea of debt of 40
marks. London.
Walter Topclyff, late citizen and grocer of London, for not appearing
before the same to answer William Sharp, citizen and ' fissche-
monger ' of London, touching a plea of debt of 182. 17^. 5d.
London.
Henry Touker of Barton, co. Somerset, ' husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer William Vyssher, or Visher,
late of Edyngton, co. Somerset, ' husbondman,' touching a plea of
debt of 40s. Somerset.
Richard Bere late of Coventre, co. Warwick, 'goldsmyth,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Sutton the younger,
citizen and goldsmith of London, touching a plea of debt of
il. lOs. London.
John Bysshop, late citizen and ' goldbeter ' of London, the elder, for
not appearing before the same to answer Richard Walter of Milton
Eaynes and Robert Lokyn, executors of John Bysshop, late citizen
and < goldbeter' of London, the younger, touching a plea that he
render 202. London.
16
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Thomas Ardem of Marion by Bridlyngton, co. York, < gentilman,' for
not appearing before the king to answer John EUerker, touohmg a
plea of trespass. York.
Thomas Chelcheboume of Wye, co. Kent, * yoman/ for not appearing
before the king's justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Bok,
olerk, touching a plea of debt of 10^ Kent.
Richard Godesleye, burgess of Coventrie, for not appearing before
William Thirnyng and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry IV, to answer John Clement, burgess of Northlech, touch-
ing a plea of debt of 100s. Gloucester.
William Wryght of Witham, co. Lincoln, 'husbondman,* for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer the
prior of Bridlyngton, touching a plea of debt of lOZ. York.
Henry Dreuby of Witham, co. Lincoln, ' husbondman/ for the like.
York.
William Balsham of Flamstede, co. Hertford, ' husbondn^n/ for not
appearing before the same to answer John Shirley, esquire, touching
a plea of debt of 4 marks. London.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 24.
Robert Jakelyn of Racheford, co. Essex, 'fuller,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Claydon, touching a plea of debt
of 408. Essex.
Henry Nunne of Hoo, co. Norfolk, < husbondman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer John
Howelyn of Tynchewyk, co. Buckingham, and John Bryan of
Wodesdon in the same county, touching a plea of debt of 40s.
Cambridge.
Thomas Gybbesson of Leystoft, co. Suffolk, ' yoman,' for not appear-
ing before the king's justices of the bench to answer John Brykles,
citizen and draper of London, touching a plea of debt of 6/. 6s.
London.
John Everard of Hampslap, co. Buckingham, 'taillour,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Walter Strykland, esquire, and
Thomas Stokes, esquire, touching a plea of trespass. Buckingham.
William Somer of Causton, co. Norfolk, * yoman,' for not appearing
before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer William Powell of Wytleseye touching a plea
of debt of v. Norfolk.
John Preston of Botkysham, co. Cambridge, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before Robert Hulle and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer Margery, abbess of Denney, touching
a plea of debt of 40s. Cambridge.
William Gylot, or Gilot, of Walden, co. Essex, ' husbondman,' or of
Newport, co. Essex, ' draper,' for not appearing before the king's
justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Hardyng, citizen and
draper of London,and Thomas Gamenecy of Colchestre,<marchaunt,'
touching pleas of debt of 588. id. and 201. respectively. Essex.
8 HENEY VI.— Part 1.
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1430.
Feb. 14.
Weslminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Jan. 16.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westmirster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 17.
Westminster*
Membrane 24 — cont.
John Asper of York, 'spycer,' for not appearing before the same to
answer Thomas Canynges, citizen and grocer of Londoi}, touching
a plea of debt of 22Z. 15s. 2d. York.
John Dulkyn of Witlesford, cq. Cambridge, * yoman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Derham, John Mannyng and
Charles Aleyn, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 87Z. 55. 9^^.
Norfolk.
Robert Huchonson of Boston, co. Lincoln, ' husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Eobert Kyngesson touching a
plea of debt of 5 marks. London.
Thomas Gerbot of Dalowe, co. Bedford, * husbondman,* alias Thomas
Gerboit late of Kyngiswalden, co. Hertford, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer the prior of Malton touching
a plea of debt of 202. • . York.
John Laurence of Denley Temple, co. Hertford, the elder, *gentilman,'
for the like. York,
John Fullere of Dunstaple, co. Bedford, apothecary, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench of Henry V to answer Margaret,
executrix and late the wife of William Brokere, citizen and grocer
of London, also John, brother of the said Wilham Brokere,
and William Fynche, citizen and 'wexchaundeler* of London,
co-executors with her, touching a plea that he, the said John
Fullere, render 14/. IBs. Id. London.
William Martyn of Egyston, co. Rutland, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer
Geoffrey Paynel, esqtiire, touching a plea of trespass. Lincoln.
Stephen Austyn of Benynden, co. Kent, < baker,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Hoigges touching a plea of debt
of 6 marks. Kent.
John Scarlet of Wrydelyngton, or Wredelyngton, co. Suffolk,
^yoman,* for not appearing before the same to answer John
Cullyng and Henry Percy Dathell, knight, touching pleas of debt
of 20 marks and 11. Ids. %d. respectively. Suffolk.
Isabel de la Stanes of Leyohelade, co. Gloucester, < wedue,' executrix
of Ralph de la Stanes of Bradwalle, co. Oxford, 'gentilman,* for
not appearing before the same to answer Elizabeth Assheford of
Eenilleworth, widow, touching a plea that she render 20Z.
Warwick.
Agnes Alberdyn cf Haveryng atte Boure, co. Essex, * wedowe,'
executrix of John Alberdyn, late yeoman of the crown, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Talworth and Agnes,
late the wife of John Nobelet, citizen and tailor of London,
executors of the said John Nobelet, touching a plea that she, the
said Agnes Alberdyn, render to them 56s. bd* London.
Robert Hemyngburgh of Drayton, co. Middlesex, * chaplain,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Gladwyn touching a plea
of debt of 40s. London.
24881
B
18
CALENDAE OP PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
, Feb. 14.
Westminster.
May 8.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont. *
John Huge of London, clerk, for not appearing before Richard
Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to
answer John, abbot of the monastery of St. James by Northampton,
touching a plea of debt of 66s. 8^/. nor, when sued as John Huge
of London, or of Hampton, co. Southampton, clerk, before Robert
Hulle and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the same king, to
answer Nicholas Warde, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 10 marks ;
nor before the king's justices of the Bench to answer John atte
Broke, citizen and * wexchaundeler ' of London, touching a plea of
debt of 6Z. nor, when sued as John Huge late of Suthampton, co.
Suthampton, clerk, before the same, to answer Hugh Eynder,
citizen and tailor of London, touching a plea of debt of 20L
Northampton and London.
Nicholas Broughton of London, < gentilman,' for not appearing before
the king's justices of the Bench to answer John Arthur touching a
plea of debt of 40s. London.
Roger Salman of Fulbourne, co. Cambridge, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before William Thimyng and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry IV, to answer Richard Kirkeby, citizen and
' brewere * of London, touching a plea of debt of 202. nor before
Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V,
to answer Master Walter Cook, clerk, and Ralph Wathe, touching
pleas of debt of 25 marks and 10 marks, respectively.
London and Cambridge.
John Garnoun of the town of Westminster, co. Middlesex, * gentilman,*
for not appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer
Simon Strete, citizen and grocer of London, touching a plea of debt
of 505. London.
John Catelyn of Bishop's Lenn, co. Norfolk, ^yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Sylke touching a plea of debt
of 102. lOs. Norfolk.
John Wilkyns of Croneham, co. Gloucester, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the king to answer Thomas Warthewyk touching
a plea of trespass. Gloucester.
Stephen Styllesone of Beverley, co. York, ' tyler,' for not appearing
before the king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he
was indicted ; he having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of
the king's Bench. Middlesex.
John Grene of Rothewell, co. Northampton, < yoman,' for not appear-
ing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer Richard
Gunthorp, clerk, touching a plea that he render chattels to the
value of 102. Northampton.
Adam Colwyche of Bengeworth, co. Worcester, * chapman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Geoffrey Bryxy touching a
plea of debt of 10 marks. Worcester.
Thomas Perbroun of Stoke Clare, co. Suffolk, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Ralph Wathe, clerk, touching
a plea of debt of 22 marks. Cambridge.
8 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1
19
1430.
May 10.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont,
John Kympton of London, 'tavemer* or * vynter,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Acreman touching a plea of debt
of 60». or to answer Walter Fyssher brother of Richard Davy,
late citizen and * stokfisshmonger ' of London, and Robert Cawode,
a clerk of the Exchequer, executors of the said Richard Davy, and
William Nicoll and Juliana, his wife, executrix and late the wife
of the said Davy, touching a plea that he, the said John Kympton,
render 2SL 19s. London.
Robert Ogle of Ogle, co. Northumberland, knight, for not appearing
before the king's justices of the Bench to answer William Tiller of
London, * browederer,* touching a plea of debt of 100s. London.
Edmund Foule of Kyrton, co. Lincoln, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Alger, citizen and
draper of London, touching a plea of debt of 162. London.
May 6.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 19.
Westminster
May 17.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 21.
Westminster.
May 8.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 23.
John Knyvet of Suthwyk, co. Northampton, knight, for not appearing
before the same to answer Geoffrey Paynell, esquire, of the town of
Osgodby, CO. Lincoln, touching a plea of debt of 81. ISs. 4d.
London.
Roger Theccher of Tamerton Folyet, co. Devon, * bocher,' for not
appearing before Henry V to answer Walter Whitlegh and William
Yernesetell touching a plea of trespass. Devon.
John Gayen of Trefussa co. Cornwall, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer Stephen
Trefussa, clerk, touching a plea of trespass. Cornwall.
William Benet of Boston, co. Lincoln, * husbondman,' administrator
of Margaret Gemon, for not appearing before the same to answer
John Halle and Agnes his wife, executrix and late the wife of
William Spencer, touching a plea that he render 40«. London.
John Bysshop, late citizen and * goldbeter * of London, the elder,
for not appearing before the same to answer Richard Walter of
Milton Kaynes and Robert Lokyn, executors of John Bysshop,
late citizen and ' goldbeter * of London, the younger, touching a
plea that he render 10/. London.
Richard Bradford, parson of the parish church of Teyberton, co.
Gloucester, for not appearing before the same to answer Edmund
de Ferrariis, knight, touching a plea of debt of lOZ. Warwick.
John Colyn of Wodeditton, co. Cambridge, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Godered, the younger,
touching a plea of debt of 12 marks. Cambridge.
Richard Hansford of Bristoll, merchant, for not appearing before
Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V,
to answer Robert Cary touching a plea of debt of 4^. Devon.
James Haccumbleof Whitstaplci co. Kent, 'marchant,' or citizen and
grocer of London, for not appearing before the king's justices of
20
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
May 24.
Westminster.
May 29.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster.
May 29.
Westminster.
June 21.
Westminster.
June 21.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
Jnne 28.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
June 29.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont.
the Bench to answer Edward Gysors, citizen and grocer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. London.
William Ookerell, of Beverley, co. York, * gentilman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Scargell of Thorp, co. York,
touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. York.
William Medewey, of Daventre, co. Northampton, 'yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Bolt touching a plea
of debt of 408. Gloucester.
Thomas Chynnok, of WeUys, co. Somerset, 'dier,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Selowe and John Bacon,
citizens and grocers of London, touching a plea of debt of 40<.
London.
William Reve, of Berwey, co. Cambridge, *husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Thornton, touching
a plea of account. London.
Matthew Colle of Stanley, co. Somerset, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he
was indicted. Middlesex.
Robert Wodefoth, of Sproxton, oo. Leicester, knight, for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer Henry
Tamworth, of Lincoln, touching a plea of debt of 408. Lincoln.
Thomas Broun of Bodman, co. Cornwall, 'chapman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer John Clerk, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 111. London.
John Markwyk, vicar of Onerssh, co. Surrey, administrator of Henry
Melressh, late of Onerssh, for not appearing, when sued with John
Fuller of Onerssh, * husbondman,' his fellow administrator, before
the same justices, to answer Thomas Duffhous, citizen and
fishmonger of London, touching a plea that they render U. Ss,
London.
William Jamys of Chydynglegh, co. Sussex, weaver, for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Sage of Lyttelyngton, co. Sussex,
' husbondeman,' touching a plea of debt of 4Z. Sussex.
Richard Barbour of Cambridge, co. Cambridge, 'harbour,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Morys touching a plea
that he render chattels to the value of lOOs, London.
Henry Ducheman of Cambridge, co. Cambridge, ' cordwaner,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Morys touching a plea
that he render chattels to the value of lOL London.
Henry Osbam of Hertford, co. Hertford, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Reginald Malyns, esquire,
touching a plea of debt of 201. London.
Thomas Seyntjon of London, 'orgonmaker,' for not appearing before
the same to answer Robert Crook touching a plea of debt of 40s.
Warwick.
/
8 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
21
1430.
June 28.
Westminster.
June 80.
Wescminster.
July 1.
Wesfcnunster.
June 27.
WestmiiiBter.
June 28. ^
Westminster;
July 4.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
June 80.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont,
John Webster of Fordley, co. Suffolk, 'yoman/ for not appearning
before the same to answer William Preston, clerk, touching a plea
of debt of 405. Norfolk.
John Memmyng of Fordley, co. Suffolk, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer the same touching a plea of debt of 100s.
Norfolk.
John Aleyn of Fordley, * yoman,' the like, 40«. Norfolk.
John Fauconer of Fordley, ' yoman/ the like. Norfolk.
Robert Ravyn of WeUewyk, qo. York, clerk, for not appearing before
the same justices to answer John Gleston, citizen and 'armorer'
of London, touching a plea of debt of 4 marks. London.
John Essex of Elme, co. Cambridge, 'husbondman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Merton touching a plea of
trespass. Cambridge.
William Pencrych, archdeacon of St. Davids, of Exeter, oo. Devon,
clerk, for not appearing before the same to answer Robert
Colynbome touching a plea of debt of 28Z. Wilts.
John Erman of Fordley, co. Suffolk, 'yoman,' and Agnes his wife,
for not appearing before the same to answer William Preston,
clerk, touching a plea of debt of 40s. Norfolk.
Walter Burgate of BristoU, merchant, for not appearing before the
same to answer Walter Brugge of Kyngesbrigge touching a plea of
debt of 62. Devon.
Richard Coton of Trumpyngton, co. Cambridge, ' taillour,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Morys, touching two
pleas, one of debt of 52s. and the other that he render chattels of
the value of 10 marks. London.
William Blaklache of Cambridge, co. Cambridge, ' taillour,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Morys touching a plea
that he render chattels of the value of lOOs. London.
Hugh Swynflete of Kyngeston upon Hull, co. York, or late of London,
'gentilman,' for not appearing before the same to answer John de
la Founte, merchant of Bordeaux, touching a plea of debt of
18Z. 16s. Sd. Eliota Gumbaude of Leybourne in Gascony, merchant,
touching a like plea of 102. and Simon Copshef or Copsheef,
citizen and draper of London, touching a plea of debt of 18Z.
London.
John Stonley late of Coyentre, co. Warwick, ' colermaker,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Crosseby, prior of the
cathedral church of St. Mary, Coventry, touching a plea of debt of
40s. Warwick.
June 21.
WestminBter.
MEMBRANE 22.
John Danyell of Telesford, co. Somerset, clerk, administrator of
Robert Olyver, esquire, for not appearing when sued with John
22
CALENDAE OP PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
July 6.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
July?.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster
July 6.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 18.
Westminster.
June 21.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Buttes of Eede, co. Somerset, * husbondman,' his fellow-administra-
tor, before the same justices to answer John Wotton, citizen and
draper of London, touching a plea that they render 40.<j. London.
John Sweneld of Russheton, co. Northampton, clerk, for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Bykley touching a plea of
debt of 8 marks. Cambridge.
Thomas Dygelot of Colne Engayne, co. Essex, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer Thomas Glade, citizen of
London or < gentilman,' touching a plea of debt of 6 marks 63. M.
, Middlesex.
Thomas Worsop of Waltham Holy Cross, co. Essex, * gentilman,* for
not appearing before the same to answer Robert Waltham touch-
ing a plea of trespass. London.
Robert Broun of Tylney for not appearing before Richard Norton
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer William
Lost of London, *stokfysshemongere,' touching a plea of debt of
100«. London.
Robert Bertelot of Medemenham, co. Buckingham, *husbondman,*
for not appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer
William Randolf, goldsmith, and John Hale, clerk, late parson of
St. John Zachary's, London, executors of Drew Barantyn, late
citizen and alderman of London, touching a plea th^,t he render
106«. London.
John Payn of Westerham, co. Kent, * husbondman,* for not appear-
ing before Robert Hulle and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer William Moyle and Clement Bysshop,
executors of Thomas Derby late of Suthwerk, *dyer,* and John
BedenhaU, citizen and * dyer * of London, and Agnes, his wife,
executrix and late the wife of the same Thomas'Derby, touching a
plea that he, the said John Payn, render 64$. London.
Richard Goryng of Hakeburn, co. B^ks, ^husbondman,' for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer John
Harald, touching a plea of debt of 20Z. Northampton.
John Billendon of Billendon, co. Bedford, 'gentilman,' or John
Billendon, the younger, for not appearing before the same to
answer the prior of St. Bartholomew's, Smethefeld, London,
touching a plea of debt of AOs, London.
Richard Saucere of Holyngbourne in the hundred of Heyhom, co.
Kent, 'glover,* for not appearing before the same to answer Martin
Aleyn, citizen and *letherseller' of London, touching a plea of debt
of 12 marks. London.
Richard Parys of London, 'grocer,' for not appearing before the
same to answer Simon Poy touching a plea of debt of b^s. lid,
Wilts.
John Cory, late parson of Spykesworth, co. Norfolk, for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Thomas Hadle, prior of Blyburgh,
touching a plea of debt of 40s. Suffolk.
8 HENRY VI.— Part I.
28
1430.
July 18.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont,
William Swyfl of Langley by Colbrok, co. Buckingham, 'couper,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Payn and Thomas
Legyer, clerk, executors of Thomas Payn late of Okkele and
Maud late the wife of the said Thomas, executrix with them,
touching a plea that he, the said William Swyft, render 68$. 4:d.
Surrey.
John Waspe of Gastell Hedyngham, co. Essex, 'baker,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Master Reginald Kentwode,
dean of St. Paul's, London, touching a plea of debt of 402.
London.
1429.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Aug. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 2.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 2L
Revocation of the protection for one year which was granted to Henry
Cole of Hodesdon, co. Hertford, ' gentilman,* or of the county of Corn-
wall, or of London, ' attorney,' as being about to proceed to the parts of
Picardy there to abide in the company of Richard Cellyng, esquire,
captain of the king's castle of Sangate ; because he tarries in the county
of Kent, as the sheriff has certified.
Mandate to the escheator in the county of Gloucester to deliver the
manor of Horseley to brother Richard Glastenbury , canon of the Augustinian
priory of St. Mary, Bruton, who has been appointed and confirmed as
prior by John, bishop of Bath and Wells, and whose fealty the king has
taken for themanors of Horseley, co. Gloucester, Stonyeston, co. Somerset,
and Rongeton, co. Sussex, which are parcels of the said priory and are
held of the king in chief.
Vacated because otherwise in the 7th year.
Grant, by advice of the Council, to Robert Broune, yeoman of the
saucery, of the messuage worth 40;;. a year in the king's town of
Berkhamstede which John Carleton held when alive, and in like manner.
By p.s.
Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliaioent held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the good men of the%iarsh of Romeney or Romenhale, of letters
patent dated 20 May 10 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming letters
patent dated 17 January 14 Richard II, inspecting and confirming letters
patent dated 28 November, 7 Edward III [recHm II, as in Patent Boll,
7 Edward II y part 2, m. 26], inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 2 September, 86 Henry III.
2. Ordinances drawn up by Henry de Bathonia, with the assistance
of Nicholas de Haudlo, Alfred de Dene and the sheriff of Kent and
of counsel for the commonalty of the men of the marsh at Romen.
hale, on Saturday before the Nativity of St. Mary, 42 Henry III.
By K. and C. in Parliament.
Licence, in consideration of 408. paid in the hanaper, for Richard earl
of Salisbury and Alice his wife, to grant the manors of Aston Clynton,
Dunrygge and Mounjoye and the advowson of the church of Aston
Clynton, which are held in chief, to Richard Hertcombe for life, and for
him to hold the same.
1
24 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
-J ^29 MEMBRANE 20.
Nov. 12. Inspeximus and confirmation, to the abbot and convent of SS. Mary and
Westminster. John Baptist, Tallach, of letters patent, dated 24 March 17 Edward II,
confirming divers grants by Welsh princes and their relatives.
[Monasticon,'] For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 14. bmpeximus and confirmation by advice and assent of the great council,
Westminster, of letters patent, dated 81 March 4 Henry V, inspecting and confirming
letters patent, dated 22 June 9 Henry IV, in favour of William Wauton,
king's esquire. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 19.
Oct. 8. Exemplification, at the request of the prior and convent of St. Bar-
Westminster, tholomew's, Lpndon, of a charter of Henry I, dated at Westminster
A.D. 1188 in the 88rd year of his reign. [Carte Antique. Roll L, No. 1 ;
and Monasticon,]
Oct. 11. Bobert Southam of Coventre, merchant, staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Fitz Bobert of Develyn and John Neweman his attorneys
in Ireland.
Laurence Cook, mayor of the king's city of Coventre, received
the attorneys, by writ.
Oct. 10. Appointment of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, to perform the duties
Westminster, of Steward of England at the king's coronation. [Fcedera,] By p.s.
Oct. 15. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the Council, to Bobert Tendale, a
Westminster, yeoman of the chamber, for good service to Henry IV, Henry V, and the
present king, of 6d, a day out of the issues of the county of Lincoln, in the
same manner as William Sutton had while alive, although the said Bobert
Tendale has by grant of the king during pleasure the offices called
' ambreshop ' within the commotes of Isshaph and Uphaph, co. Carnarvon,
to the value of 10/. a year. By p.s.
Nov. 8. Presentation of Master William Gosselyn to the church of St. Matthew,
Westminster. Ipswich, in the diocese of Norwich.
Nov. 3. Presentation of John Chambirleyn, vicar of Great Beniflete in the diocese
Westminster, of London, on an exchange of benefices with Bobert Duram, to the
vicarage of Bustyngton in the 3iocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of that bishopric being in his hands ; directed
to the vicar-general.
Oct. 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Vampage to be king's attorney in
Westminster, the Common Bench and other royal courts, with the usual fees, wages
and rewards. By C.
Nov. 14. Presentation of John Walden to the church of St. Matthew, Yepeswych,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich.
Nov. 2. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the Council, to John Peyntour of
Westminster, the office of clerk of the king's staple in his town of Lostwithyell, co.
Cornwall, as fully as Bichard Hervy had the same when alive. By p.s.
Nov. 18. Licence, for the fine of 6s. 8d. which John Solars, esquire, has made
Westminster, with the king, for him to infeofif John Hareward and Thomas, son of the
said John, and their heirs, in a messuage and two virgates of land
and a half in Weston under Egge, co. Gloucester, which are held in chief.
8 HENEY VI.— Pabt 1. 25
1429. Membrane 19 — contm
Nov, 18. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior Etnd convent of the Friars
Westminater. preachers of Wynchelse of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 19 March 11 Edward III, being a grant to the
Friars of the order of an unoccupied plot of ground in Wynchelse
on the south side of the town, called the king's plot, containing 12
acres, with a certain slope {decensu montis) adjoining the said plot,
as a site for a church and dwellings for the said Friars.
2. Letters patent, dated 6 November 46 Edward III, remitting to the
prior and convent of the order of Friars preachers at the town of
Wynchelse, lately founded by the said king, the rent which they
are bound to pay for the site of their house.
For half a mark paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE 18.
Nov. 5. Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of Saltash of letters
WestminBter. patent, dated 24 April 8 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters
patent, dated 19 October 4 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming letters
patent, dated 27 November 6 Eichard II, inspecting and confirming a
charter of Eeginald de Valle Torta, being a grant to the free burgesses of
the town that the rent of a burgage shall be Gd. and of a half burgage
8(2. yearly; that no burgess shall be impleaded or judged save
in the hundred court of the town before his peers, with the aid of the
grantor, if necessary. They are not to do suit of hundred more than
three times a year, i.e. on Monday after St. Hilary, Monday after the
close of Easter and Monday after St. Faith, except on the king*s command
or to afforce a judgment, or if impleaded, in which case the burgess shall
be summoned on Saturday to attend the Monday following. If any
summons come from the king or his bailiffs, it shall be made by summons
of the donor's castle to the reeve of the town, and then by the reeve to
the burgesses. They shall also elect their reeve, and he shall have all the toll
of bread in the same town and the rent of the house which he inhabits,
quit for his service ; and nothing is to be taken for the grantor's use in
the town without the consent of the merchants. No burgess is to be fined
more than 6(/. by the grantor. On the death of a burgess by any death
whatsoever, his heirs shall have his chattels and, for a relief of QOd, at
most, his land. The like in the case of burgesses with half a
burgage. They are to be quit of all tallage and customary aid
except to make the grantor's eldest son a knight and to marry
his eldest daughter. They are to have his pasture quit from
Michaelmas to the Purification and afterwards, on payment of Id, for
each horse or beast and for every 10 sheep, saving com, meadows,
and the grantor's reasonable reservations. No burgess shall be taken and
haled to the castle, if he can find sufficient pledges of his peers for the
trespass by him done. No vessel, contrary to the privilege of the town,
shall pass the rock of Ash and the rock of 'la Hen ' in Tamar to buy or
sell merchandise; the fair of the town shall be in the midst thereof,
according to custom, and no burgess travelling by sea or land shall be
impeded in any reasonable business with his neighbours, if he has a
chattel in the same town whereby on his arrival he can be held to justice
26 CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1429. Membrane 18 — conU
(justiciari). Witnesses: Johel de Valle Torta, Reginald de Ferrers,
Roger de Moravill, Nicholas de Halton, Roger de Valle Torta, clerk,
Henry his brother, Johel de Valle Torta, clerk, John de Grave, John de
Sicca Villa, Eustace the clerk, Gerin the clerk, and others.
For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 12. Licence, for 20s. paid in the hanaper, for Roland de Thomeburgh,
Westminster, clerk, and Thomas Goldsmyth, chaplain, to enfeoff in the manor of
Casewyk, co. Lincoln, which is held in chief, Thomas May, parson
of U%ngton, Hugh May, Robert Gilmyn, chaplain, John Bukden, clerk,
William Bromley, chaplain, Henry de Newestede, chaplain, Robert
Symkynson of South Luffenham, William Norys of Lodyngton, John
Nevyll of Exton, William Gylmyn of Multon, John Waff of Stamford,
John Suttoit of the same and Robert Glovere of the same, and their heirs.
Nov. 14. Inspeximm and confirmation of a deed under the common seal of the
Westminster, mayor and commonalty of Lincoln, dated at the Guild Hall there in full
congregation, Saturday before the Assumption 7 Henry VI, whereby the said
mayor and commonalty promise, in consideration of benefits received, not
to elect Hamo Sutton, their fellow citizen, as mayor or sheriff or to any
other office in the city against his will.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 16. Licence for Robert Broun, John Lok and Oliver Dyngeley, clerks, to
Westminster, grant in mortmain to the dean and chapter of Salisbury, nine messuages,
five tofts, one mill, one dovecote, 266 acres of land, 19 acres of meadow,
2i acres of pasture, 2 acres of wood, 8s. of rent, the rent of half-a-pound
of pepper and pasture for 6 horses, 2 mares, 6 oxen, 2 cows and 498
sheep in Dean's Stratford by Old Saresbury, Stratford Common by Old
Saresbury, and Great Wodeford, which were found by inquisition before
Robert Longe, escheator in the county of Wilts, to be of the yearlv value
of 44s. and not to be held of others than the king ; as part satisfaction,
to the extent of 4 marks a year, of the licence which the king granted the
said dean and chapter to acquire such lands to the value of 50Z. a year for
the maintenance of their stone belfry and of the services in their church.
For 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 18. Appointment, during pleasure, of Geoffrey Don to be steward of the
Westminster, lordship of Nerberth in South Wales, at the usual fees and wages.
2^gA By bill of the treasurer.
July 19. Order in Council forbidding subjects of the crown of England to resort
Westminster, j^ ^ny market in Brabant, particularly the market of Andewerp, or to buy
in the parts of Flanders, Holland, Seland and Brabant any linen cloth of
Flanders or Hainault, or * napery ' or * bokeram * made in those parts.
[Fcedera.]
1429. MEMBRANE 17.
Nov. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation to the mayor and burgesses of Tyneby or
Westimnster. Teneby, of letters patent, dated 21 June 1 Henry V, inspecting and con-
firming letters patent, dated 22 August 8 Henry IV, inspecting and
confirming, with additions including the right to elect a mayor and two
bailiffs, letters patent, dated 6 February 1 Richard II, inspecting and con-
firming letters patent, dated 8 June 49 Edward III, inspecting and
confirming a charter of Laurence de Hastynges, late earl of Pembrokei
8 HENEY VI.— Part 1. 27
14^9. Membrane .17 — cont,
dated at Pembroch 27 February 16 Edward III, inspecting and confirming,
with additions, to the burgesses of Tenebia a charter of Aymar de
Valencia, earl of Pembroke, dated at Wynnefarthyng in Norffolchia 42
April 16 Edward II, inspecting and confirming, with additions, a charter
of his parents, William de Valencia and Joan his wife, witnessed by
brother Koger de Woldesef, master of Slebach, Stephen de Edworth,
steward of Pembroke, Robert de Valle, Ingeram de Vilers, Randolph
Gaselyn, Edmund Gacelyn and Gilbert de Rupe, knights, and others.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE 16.
Nov. 18. Inspeximm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
WestminsteE, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year to the citizens of Limerick, of letters patent, dated 27 November
2 Henry VI, being an exemplification of a charter dated 20 January
1 Henry V. [Charter Bollsy 1 Henry V, Fart 8, No, 10.]
j^QQ • By K. and C. in Parliament.
March 1. Licence, by advice of the Council, for James le Botiller, earl of Ormond,
Westaninster. to grant his castle and manor of Kilpek, the manor of Trevill, the office
of bailiflf of the forestry of Hayherford, co. Hereford, the manor of Great
Compton, CO. Warwick, the manor of Hunspill Mareys, co. Somerset,
and the manors of Aylesbury and Tuiford, co. Buckingham, which are
held in chief, to John archbishop of York, John duke of Norfolk,
Philip bishop of Ely, Joan lady of Bergeveny, John Skudamours, king's
knight, Bartholomew Brokesby, Robert Darcy, Henry Fortscu, Robert
Fitz Robert and John Battescombe, esquires, their heirs and assigns, and
for them, after possession had, to grant the premises to the said earl and
the heirs of his body, with remainder to his right heirs. By p.s.
1 . on MEMBRANE 15.
1429.
Nov. 12. Inspeximtis and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the abbot of St. Mary de Insula, Alcester, of a charter dated
26 October, 14 Edward III. [Charter Boll, 14 Edward III, No. 12]
inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter of Stephen. [Mona^ticon.]
2. A charter of Henry II. [Ibid.]
8. A charter, dated at Woodstock 28 October, 26 Henry III. [Ibid.]
4. Letters patent dated 22 November, 35 Edward I.
Nov. 22. Appointment, during pleasure, by advice of the council, of Robert
Westminster. Frampton, to be a baron of the Exchequer, with the usual fees. By p.s.
Nov. 25. Presentation of Hugh Ardem, one of the clerks of the Chancery, to a
Westminster, mediety of the church of Ekinton in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield,
void by the death of William Glover, late one of the two parsons there,
and in the king's gift by reason of his having the wardship of the land and
two daughters and heirs of Philip, lojd of Darcy. By p.s.
28 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1^29 Membrane 16-cont,
Deo. 12. Appointment during pleasure, of John Grove to be controller of the
Westminster, great and petty custom and of the subsidies on wool, hides and woolfells
and of tunnage and poundage in the port of Chichester, at the usual fees
and wages : with the statutory proviso against any deputy being employed.
j^^QA By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 11. The like of William Hennore in the port of London. By the like biU.
Westminster.
J429. MEMBRANE 14.
Nov. 16. Inspeadmus and confirmation to the prioress and convent of St. Mary des
Westminster. Pr^g by the town of St. Albans, co. Hertford, of letters patent, dated 10
April 4 Henry V, being a grant to them of the reversion of the alien priory
and manor of Wenge, co. Buckingham, belonging to the abbey of
St. Nicholas by Angers in Normandy {sic) after the death of Joan, queen
of England. For 20^. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 18. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Roland Byris, now provost, and to the scholars of Queen's Hall,
Oxford, of letters patent dated BO May, 1 Heniy V, inspecting and
confirming to Roger Whelpedale, then provost, and the scholars,
letters patent, dated 18 October 1 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming
letters patent, dated 15 November 2 Richard II, inspecting and confirming
a charter, dated 18 November 21 Edward III [Charter Boll 21 Edward IH,
No. 5] in favour of the provost and scholars of the said hall, and of the
brethren and sisters of the hospital of St. Julian, Southampton.
By K. and G. in Parliament.
Nov. 22. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the town of Tenebegh of quayage
Westminster, for two years.
Nov. 24. Pardon to William atte Ker of Shipdam, co. Norfolk, ' husbondman/
Westminster, of his outlawry in the county of Norfolk for not appearing before the king
to pay the ransom incurred by him for certain conspiracies and trespasses
againt Simon Norman, parson of Westfeld in the said county, whereof he
was convicted by a jury before Henry V ; he having now surrendered to
the Marshalsea prison of the king's Bench and the said Simon having
released to him in the king's Bench the damages adjudged in the matter,
as William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified ; but the said William atte
Eer must pay his ransom.
Dec. 7. Presentation of John Colmorde to the church of Fordes in the diocese
Westminster, of Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the
bishopric of Chichester being in his hands.
MEMBRANE 13.
Nov. 22. hispeximtis and confirmation to EUen, the prioress, and the convent of
Westminster. Lacok of the following: —
1. A charter dated 7 August, 21 Henry III [Charter Roll
21 Henry III, m. 8. Moncuticon No. XUI.]
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^
8 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1. 29
Membnme 18 — cont,
2. A charter dated 6 May, 26 Henry lU [Monasticon.No. XII], being
a grant to Ela, then abbess, and the nuns of a market at Lacok.
8. Letters patent dated 10 February, 22 Biohard II, inspecting and
confirming a charter, dated 1 May, 6 Edward II, inspecting and
confirming with additions [pnnted in Monasticon No. V] a charter
dated 1 October, 44 Henry III. [Charter RoU, 44 Hmry III,
No, 8.] For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 11. Eevocation of the protection for one year which was granted on 8 July
Westminster, last, to William Haute, esquire, as being resident in Picardy in the
company of John Stuard, knight, captain of the king's tower of Bysbank
by Cales, because he has been elected a knight of the shire for Kent in
the present Parliament and tarries in London for the time of the said
Parliament intent on causes and matters concerning the said county, as
the sheriffs of London have certified.
Nov. 26. Pardon to Bichard Payn of Stebenhithe, co. Middlesex, * husbondman,'
Westminster, of his outlawry in the said county for not appearing before the king's
justices of the Bench to satisfy the king of the ransom due for a certain
trespass which he was convicted of having done to John Spendelove ; he
having both paid to the said John the 20^ adjudged as damages in the
matter, as the latter has certified, and also surrendered to the king's prison
of Flete, as William Babyngton, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
1 4 2Q ^^^ ^^^ ransom must be paid.
Nov. 26. Commission to John Hille to provide the carriage required by the office
Westminster, of the larder until 16 May next.
1430.
Aug. 16. Bevocation of the protection for one year which was granted to John
Westminster. Eirkeby of York, * littester,' as being resident at Bokesburgh castle, in the
company of Bobert Ogle, king's knight, captain of the same, because he
tarries in the city of York and the suburbs thereof, as Bichard Warter and
William Belford, sheriffs of the said city, have certified.
n .nq MEMBRANES 12 and 11.
Nov. 15. Ifupeximus and confirmation to the mayor, aldermen and commonalty
Westminster, of the city of Norwich of the following : —
1. Certain regulations drawn up by the mayor and aldermen as
follows : —
'' For as meche as the cite of Norwich in divers parties of the
rewme of Ingelond is hevyly voysed for lak of good and vertuous
govemaunce with inne the seid cite had, to grete dishonour of the
mair, aldermen and good commouns of the same, wherfore the
mair and the aldermen befomseid, willing and desiryng to ^Aeve
good exaumple to the commouns of the citse abovenseid of good
and quietable govemaunce among hemself, with oon assent be
thise presents triparted up a special grace of the holy Trinyte
thei make and ordeyne thise constitutiouns and restreynts
in the forme that folwith: First tha the xxiiij aldermen and
yche of hem do her trewe diligence in counsell gItGvying to the mair
and in counsell kepyng and in all other good govemaunce to her
power and in the same wyse that thei ben entreted, governed,
charged and discharged as beth the aldermen in the citee of
4
30 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1429. Membranes 12 and 11 — cont,
London. Iteju that the aldermen of the seid citee of Norwich
beforseid and iche of hem xal come to the mair to the Gildehalle
er to any other place with inne the boundes of the seid citee of
Norwich where the mair will common, er speken of, maters
necessarie for the citee and the good governaunce of the same,
after the discrecion of the mair, whan thei been warned be the
mair or any of his officers er be any other person assigned
be the mair and that he kepe his owr that he is warned but if he
have swiche a cause as the mair for the tyme beyng may fullich
been enformyd that is resonable to ben excused by, and whiche of
hem alle do the contrarie of this, for to paye vj. d, for his defaute
and, if in discrecion of the mair the mater be so necessari that his
persone, all excusations left, nedes must ben had, that thanne he to
be redy up forme befornseid upon swiche peyne as the mair be the
advys of the xxiiij aldermen, er the more part of hem, wyl sentyn
and assignen. Item that alle the xxiiij aldermen and yche of hem
sal secretly kepe all the counsell and communicacion of alle matiers
of charge of the seid discrecion shewed er meved be the mair and
xxiiij sddermen with inne hem self touchyng good governaunce
forseid, in to which tyme thei beenn shewid and declared in a comon
assemble which xel ben ordeyned be the mair and the xxiiij aldermen
er be the more part of hem, er in any other place where the said
mair and aldermen er the more part of hem thynkith resonable, and
what alderman do the contrarie of this poynt in maters
chargeables after the seid discrecion to be kept counsell, thanne
that alderman so founden in defaute for to ben discharged of
the estate of alderman and put out of counsell be the mair and the
aldermen, er the most part of hem, after that tyme that his defaute
be preved er witnessed be the more part of the residue of the xxiiij
aldermen. Itefn that all the xxiiij aldermen and iche of hem xal
with all hir myght and knouyng supporten the mair for the tyme
beyng in comyng to hym and counsell /y/ievyng, in walkyng with
hym on principal dayes and in procession er to any lord er lady er
persone of wursship in to any place with inne the citee assigned
be the mair, in supportyng, counselyng, coumfortyng and
streyngthyng of the mair and wursship of the citee, whan thei be
warned be the mair er be any of his officers, and whiche of hem do
the contrarye of thes, for to payen vj. d, for his defaute and, if his
presence with outen excusacion nedeth to been had, thanne he to
be redy up on swich forme and peyne as the mair, be the advys of
the xxiiij aldermen er the more part of hem, wyl settyn and
assignen. Item that non of the xxiiij. aldermen xal take sewte ne
quereU in no maner wyse a//7iens any of his felas aldermen in to that
tyme that he hath shewyd and declared his compleynt and his
aggrevauns to the mair and to dyvers persones of the maires
counsell, aldermen, and, if it be founden that any swiche persone of
the xxiiij aldermen hath made his compleynt and his aggrevauns
shewyd be dyvers tymes to the mair and his counsell, aldermen, and
may no remedy ban, than he xal shewe his matters and his
aggrevauns to the more part of the xxiiij aldermen, how and in
what wyse he hath comple3med hym and is nought remedyed, and,
after that tyme of his compleynt and his aggrevaunces thus shewed
and declared, it xal be lelful to any swiche persone of the xxiiij.
aldermen to take his sewte and his accion wher that hym lyketh
and which of honi do the contrarie of this in forme befornseid
8 HENEY VI.— Part 1. 81
-'■^-'"- Membranes 12 and 11 — cont,
apreved er witnessed, for to payen xx«. for his defaute. Itein
that non of the xxiiij aldermen xal be parfcie in no maner
mater a^/tens non felawe of his alderman in lovedaying, ne con-
centyn to be chosen er standen as an arbitrour with any other
singler persone a^Aens any of the xxiiij aldermen but he shall for
his frend treten all maner of materes to good pees and rest but in
no wise standen as partie ayens non of his felaws aldermen in
arbitracion ne in non othir maner of cause, what so ever it be, with
oute consent of the same persone of the xxiiij aldermen that he
shall be chosen a^/tens, but if it be for his ner kyn er ner alliaunce,
^d whiche of hem do the contrarie of this in forme beforn-
seid witnessed er preved, for to payen xxs. for his defaute.
Itetn that non of the xxiiij aldermen xal rejoye, supporten ne.
coumforten no maner of persone, what so ever he be, in spekyng
of sclaundrous wordes ne in no maner of werkyng a^/iens any of his
felows aldermen but in all places where that any of hem here any
swiche persone spekeri any sclaundrous wordes er noyous er in any
weye be any malice werkyng az/Ziens any of the fornsaid xxiiij alder-
men, that thanne he shall withseyn and restreyn that person so
spekyng er working so maliciously a^/iens any of his felaws alder-
men and lettyn him both of his wordes and of his werkyng in all
his power and upon his knouyng, and ferthermore ^/teve wamyng
to that same persone of the xxiiij aldermen so spoken of sclaund-
rously er in werking ymagined a^^ns, so that he may hsm
knowyng of his enmy that so spekith er in any werkyth
malyciously a^Aens hym and whiche of hem alle do
the contrarye of this in forme befornseyd witnessed
er preved, for to payen vjs. yi\\d. for his defaute. Item that
non of the xxiiij aldermen xal fro this tyme forth werkyn ne
don werkyn be hymself , ne be non othir maner of mene in his name,
among the comon peeple of the citee, steryng ne excityng no maner
of mater to ben chosen to any oflfys that may touchen governaunce
of the citee ne for non other maters touchyng comon governaunce
for hym self ne for non other persone but if it be afom
conoentyng of the mair for the tyme beyng and the more
part of the xxiiij aldermen, so that the seid officer may pesibly be
chosen with outen colour of mayntenaunce and which of hem do
the contrarie of this in forme befornseyd witnessed er preved, for to
payen C. « in supportacion of the wallys of the citee for his
defaute. Item that non of the xxiiij aldermen be the oth that he is
sworn and charged xal speken sclaundrous wordes of non felawe of
his alderman ne wyl em harm ne disese ne hevynesse hern, ne
rejoye hyndryng, los ne desise fallyng to any of his felaws aldermen
in dishonour of the citee befornseyd, but if it so falle that any
swiche persone of the xxiiij aldermen be vycyous or diffamed
of untrewthe and wille nought amend that defaut that he
may be knowe gilty in ; that thanne be it lefful be this ordenaunce
to yche of the xxiiij aldermen to enforme the mair for the
tyme beyng and the aldermen, er the most part of hem, of
swich defautes and thanne the mair and the xxiiij aldermen
er the most part of hem to redresse swich defautes and
correctyn as is most best and most worshipful to the estat
of the xxiiij aldermen. Item that iche of the xxiiij aldermen
shal yerely taken his clothyng usynt and werynt which is
ordeyned be the mair and the aldermen er the most part
32 CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
J-^^y* Membranes 12 and 11 — cont.
of hem and trewely payen therfore after the pryce be the
mair and the more part of the seid aldermen therupon set, and
whiche of hem refuse it and will nought beye it, resseive it and
were it, xal be strengthe of this ordenaunce, pay for that defaute
that yere that he refuse it, x.«. Item, What persone of the xxiiij
aldermen be founden and proved defectyf and breke any of thise
poyntes abovenseyd er in any wise do the contrarie of any of thys
maters and wil nought stonden rewled ne governed be ordenaunces
of the mair and xxiiij aldermen, er the most part of hem, as it is
. befom declared that thanne be the assent of the mair and the xxiiij
aldermen, er the most part of hem, swyche aj)ersone of the xxiiij
aldermen doyng contrayre to this ordenaunces be put out of the
clothyng and counsell of the xxiiij aldermen and from that tyme forth
to ben discharged of the estat of alderman and put out of counsell
of the citee. Item, that alle the aldermen and yche of hem in tyme
comyng with inne the seid citee of Norwich to ben chosen and mad,
upon her creacyon xal beforn the mair befornseyd and the aldermen
for the tyme beynge er the more part of hem, make bodely othe
up on the holy doom trewly and obedyently to halden kepen and
obeyen wyth all his myght and knowyng the ordenaunces and
artikelys aboven wryten als well as the aldermen of this citee at
thys tyme beyng the seyde ordenaunces to holden, kepen and
obeyen her bodely oth ban mad. Li witnessyng of alle thise
premyses I, Robert Baxter, mair of the seyde citee of Norwich, the
seal of the office of mairalte, and we, Willyam Grey and Perys
Brasyer, shirreves of the same citee, the seal of our office of
8hirrevehod,as well as we, Walter Danyell, Robert Brasyer, Richard
Pudraunce, William Sedeman, John Mannyng, John Asger,
Thomas Ingham, Thomas Gok, Robert Asger, John Caumbrigge,
John Gerard, William Grey, John Shotesham, Henry Pikyng,
Henry Jakes, Simond Cook, William Niche, John Wryght, John
HogeKyns, Robert Dunston, John Wilboye, Richard Moneslee and
John Ooppyng, aldermen of the seyd citee of Norwich, our seales we
ban put to. Mad at Norwich the Wednesday in the feste of Seint
Nicholas the Bisshop, the ^er of the regne of kyng Henre the sexte
after the conquest, the thrydde.*
2. The alderman's oath. [BlmnefieWs History of Norfolk,
1806, vol. iii. pp. 187-188.]
8. Ratification of No. 1 by the mayor and commonalty done in
common congregation in the Guildhall on Friday after St. Lucy,
A.D. 1424. For 403. paid in the hanaper.
Dec. 5. Signification to pope Martin of the royal assent to the election of
Westminster Marmaduke Lumley to be bishop of Carlisle in the room of William
Pala,ce. Barow, deceased. By p.s.
1430.
July 18. Commission to Master William Lyndewod, Master John Stokes, Master
Westnnnster. Thomas Bekynton, Master John Lyndefeld, Master Thomas Southam,
Nicholas VVotton and John Michell, and to any two or more of them
including Lyndewod, to hear and determine the appeal which has been
made to the king's audience by John Kelke in the following circumstances.
The said John Kelk was sued by John Broke and WilUiam Smalwode
before the deputy in the parts of Norfolk and Suffolk, of John duke of
Bedford, admiral of England, for having arrested them and a certain picture
{tabiilam) of theirs with gilt figures. He, Kelke, could not find a counsel
8 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1.
88
1429. Membranes 12 and 11 — cont,
there, and the admiral accordingly revoked the case to his principal conrt
at Southwerk near London, where counsel are in plenty, commanding his
lieutenants or deputies in the said parts of Norfolk and Suffolk to proce^ no
further in the matter. Nevertheless a certain person, claiming to be such
deputy in these parts, on the ground that the said Eelke had incurred certain
contumacies and defaults before him, decreed that the said Broke and
Smalwode should be put in possession of goods to a certain value, not
merely of the said John Kelke but also, on pretence that he was fugitive, of
John Gray and William Gold, his sureties, or, in default, of their persons.
And, although the part of the said Eelke appealed to the said admiral or
his principal courts by an appeUatory libel, the matter whereof was denied
by the said Broke and Smalwode, and all other preliminaries were duly
observed, nevertheless Master John Gentyll, doctor of laws, lieutenant or
commissary-general of the said Admiral m his principal court, refused to
hear the said appeal, and remitted the cause to the pretended judge from
1 4S0 wbom appeal was being made.
July 16. Presentation of William Hebbenge, bachelor in decrees, to the prebend
Westminster, of Wrotlyng, Nenfeld and Hoo in the king*s free chapel of Hastynges,
void by the resignation of Thomas Burwell ; directed to the guardian of
the spirituality of the bishopric of Chichester. By p.s.
July 20.
Westminster.
March 20.
Canterbury.
Presentation of Robert Stiel, parson of Wyrkyngton in the diocese of
Carlisle^ to the church of Kyrkevythore, or Eyrkebythore, in the same
diocese, on an exchange of benefices with Boger Grakenthorp.
Licence, for lOZ. paid in the hanaper, for William Porter, knight, and
John Byvell to grant the manor of Ixnynge, cos. Suffolk and Cambridge
(except one acre which they are to retain in order that they may be the
King's tenants), to William Alnewyk, bishop of Norwich, William Phelip,
knight, John Martyn, justice of the Common Bench, Nicholas Wymbyssh,
derk, Thomas Sutton of Milton, esquire, John Byllyng of Thorilby,
Bichard Hyweye, clerk, William Weldon of Weldon, and Henry Spelman
of Apethorp, and their heirs.
1429.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
MEMBRANES 10 and 9.
Inspeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of Haverford of letters
patent, dated 18 April 2 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters
patent, dated 4 February 2 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming the
following : —
1. Letters patent, dated 4 June, 1 Bichard U, inspecting and
confirming a charter, dated 4 June, 5 Edward III [Charts Roll,
6 Edward 111, No, 46], inspecting arid confirming the following : —
(1) A charter, dated at Hereford 1 November, 19 Edward I.
[Charter Roll, 19 Edward /, No. 7.]
(2) A charter of William Marshal, earl of Pembroke, being a
grant that any man residing unclaimed for a year and a dby in
the town shall become free ; and that no one having occupied a
tenement in the town for that period shall answer concerning
it without a writ of the earl. Burgesses may sell their burgages
freely except to religious ; and they are granted other privileges.
Witnesses : William Crassus, steward of Pembroke, Henry son
of Gerold, Jordan de Saukevill, Guy de Cultura, William de
Wideworth, Balph Bloet, Penteo[ost] the clerk, and others.
24881 0
84 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J430. Membranes 10 and. 9 — cont.
(8) A charter of William Marshal, sometime earl of Pembroke,
dated at Strigull, VI. Id. Sept. 8 Henry III. Witnessed by
John de Erlega, Ralph Bloet, William Orassus the first born,
Hamon Grassus, John de Erlega, the younger, and others.
(4) A charter of William Marshal, sometime earl of Pembroke,
witnessed by Sir G. bishop of St. David's, Sir John de Erlegia,
Sir Adam de Rupe, and others.
(5) A charter of William Marshal, sometime earl of Pembroke,
granting, amongst other things, that ships entering Milford
shall be unladen only at Pembroke or Haverford. Witnesses :
William Grassus the first born, Henry de Braboest, Ralph
Bloet, Hamon Grassus, Bogo de EenoviU, Pentecost the clerk,
and others.
(6) A charter of Gilbert Marshal, sometime earl of Pembroke,
granting them freedom from toll, &c. in all his lands in Eng-
land, Wales, Ireland and Scotland. Witnesses : Sir Walter
Marshal, Anselm Marshal, William Grassus the first bom,
Stephen Baucan, steward of Pembroke and others.
2. A charter, dated 19 December, 9 Richard II. [Ckarter Rollf
9 Richard II, No, 18.] For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
-J i^Q Membrane 9 {cont.).
Dec. 14. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Yorkshire to deliver the
WestminBtor. temporalities of the Benedictine abbey of St. German, Selby, to brother
John Gave, monk of that house, whose election to be abbot has been
confirmed by John, archbishop of York, and whose fealty has been com-
manded to be taken by Robert Babthorp, knight. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Lincoln.
Northampton.
Leicester.
York city, the mayor being escheator.
Writ de intendenda to the tenants of the abbey.
1430. ^
Feb. 28. Grant to the good men of the town of Wolselley, co. Stafford, of
Westminster, pontage for three years, to be applied under the survey of Roger Aston,
* chivaler.*
March 8. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Gloucester and adjacent
Westminster. Welsh march to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of St. Mary,
Girencestre, to brother William Wotton, canon of the house, whose elec-
tion to be abbot has been confirmed by Thomas, bishop of Worcester, and
whose fealty the king has taken. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
" Southampton and Wilts.
Somerset and Dorset.
Oxford and Berks.
Buckingham.
Northampton.
Bristol, the mayor being escheator.
London, William Estfeld, mayor, being escheator.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
8 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 85
1430. Membrane 9 — cont,
July 12. By inquisition taken by virtue of a royal commission before John Pray,
Westminster, one of the barons of the Exchequer, and returned into the Exchequer, it
was found that William Rechard of London alias Richard Curlewe of
London, * patenmaker,' John Nongle of Eensale, co. Mounsterre, Ireland,
* laborer,' William PoUerbeche of Acton Burnell, co. Salop, * chapman,*
John Neweman, late of London, * skynnersman,' and John Laghton of
Ireland, alias of Oxford, co. Oxford, * scholer,* were recently indicted for
divers felonies and, being charged severally before divers justices of the
king appointed to deliver his prisons of the counters of the late sheriffs of
London, were committed, as clerks convict, to William, bishop of London,
ordinary of the place, to be kept in his prison at Storteford, co. Hert-
ford, called * Bysshope prison,* whence on Wednesday being Conception
day, 7 Henry VI, they feloniously escaped. Whereupon process was
made against the said bishop in the Exchequer and he was adjudged by
the barons to be charged with the following fines for the escapes, viz. —
1002. each for Curlewe and Neweman, 801, each for Nongle and PoUer-
beche and 662. 18^. 4^. for Laghton, making 4262. ld<. 4<2. in all.
Afterwards on petition by the bishop to the king and council, shewing
that five convicted or attainted clerks had escaped from his prison whilst
he was on embassy abroad for the king, but had been recaptured by the
fresh suit and labour of the said bishop and his officers and at great cost,
he was granted on 26 April, 7 Henry VI, a respite for ten years of payment
of the fines for the escapes ; but without the names of the said convicted
clerks being mentioned, so that the respite can not be allowed at the
Exchequer. Now therefore the king, by advice of his council, grants to
the said bishop such respite for the escapes of the five clerks above named.
1429. Byp-8-
Dec. 17. Grant, during pleasure, to Simon de Brunne of the office of tronage apd
Westminster, pesage in the port of Boston with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 20. Licence for Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, his heirs or executors, to
WestminBter. assign in mortmain land and rent to the value of 202. a year not held of
the king, to the prior and convent of Christchurch, Canterbury, to pray
for the good estieite of the king and archbishop while alive and to keep
after the death of the latter his anniversary and those of Henry IV and
Henry V, and to perform other works of piety.
1430. ^7 K> &^^ ^' ^^ Parliament and for 100 marks paid in the hanaper.
May 26. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Johtf Penycok, one
Westminster, of the yeomen of the chamber and robes, of 6d. a day at the receipt of the
Exchequer, by reason of his said office ; although he and William Clarence,
groom of the chamber, have jointly by grant of the king the office of the
'Ammobreth and Baglate*. of the commote of Ardidue, co. Merioneth, to
the value of 102. a year. By p.s.
2429 MEMBRANE 8.
Nov. 25. Grant, by advice of the council, to Richard, duke of York, of 200 marks
Westminster, a year from Easter last during his minority out of the issues of the castle
and manor of Denby in Wales, in the king's hands by reason of the said
minority, by the hands of the receivers or farmers there, although he has
200 marks by grant of Henry V and 100 marks by gfant of the present
king at the parliament of Leycestre. By p.s.
86 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
^ Mc\r\ Membrane 8 — cont.
1429.
Nov. 25. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Thomas Thame,
Westminster, king's servitor, of the office of surveyor of the park and lawn of Canford
with the wages of Sid. a day out of the issues and profits of the manor of
Canford by the hands of the farmers, receivers or other occupiers, and all
other profits and commodities belonging to the said office. By p.s.
Nov. 27. Appointment, during pleasure, of Geoffrey Don, esquire, to be forester of
Westminster, the forest of Nerberthe in Wales, with the accustomed fees and wages at the
hands of the receiver of the lordship of Nerberthe, provided always that
the king be answered of the profits of the said forest.
By bill of the treasurer.
Ratification of the estate of Richard Amall, clerk, canon of the
cathedral church of St, Peter, York, as prebendary of the prebend of
Barneby in the same and as rector of the parish church of Everesham in
the diocese of York. By p.s.
1430. The like to the foUowing :
May 24. William Felter as prebendary of the prebend of the altar of St. Peter
Westminster. in the collegiate church of St. John, Beverley. By p.s.
1429.
Nov. 16. Presentation of Robert Thomassone, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Bysselley in the diocese of Winchester.
Nov. 26. Commission to John Hille and Thomas Staunford to provide the
Westminster, carriage required by the office of the larderer, until 16 May next.
Dec. 4. Commission to John Pokerygge, during pleasure, to provide ash- trees
Westminster, for bowls (ciphis) for the household ; also workmen to work the same.
Sept. 26. Presentation of Richard Lyne to the chantry of St. Alphege {Alplegt)
Westminster, in the parish church of Solihull in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Nov. 1. Licence, in consideration of 10 marks paid in the hanaper, for Richard
Westminster. Neville, earl of Salisbury, and Alice his wife, to grant the manors of
Stokenham and Yelhampton, co. Devon, and Chedsey, co. Somerset, which
are held in chief, to Alice, countess of Salisbury for life, without impeach-
ment of waste, on payment of 16Z. yearly to the said earl and Alice, his
1430 ^^^^' ^^^ ^ heirs of the latter.
Jan. 10. Grant, by advice of the council to Robert Felton, clerk, of the prebend
Westminster, of Cutton in the king's castle of Exeter, void by the death of Richard
Allerton. By p.s.
1 42Q Mandate in pursuance to the bishop of Exeter. By p.s.
Deo. 20. Commission to J. bishop of Bath and Wells, W. bishop of Norwich,
Westminster. Master William Limwode, doctor of both laws, Master John Stokes,
doctor of laws, Senobius Nofre, doctor of decrees, and John Lynfeld,
bachelor in laws, and to John Michell and Henry Frowyk, citizens of
London, or to any two or more of them, including either one of the Bishops
or Limwode or Stokes, to hear and determine the appeal which has been
made to the king's audience by Eler Brauntte and Melin Paule, merchants
of Hamburgh in Almain, on behalf of themselves and John Westsale,
Herman Strote, Tytekyn Weolehase, Henry Grenehowe, Eler Nanne,
Herman Redere and others, burgomasters, merchants and shipowners of
Hamburgh, defendants in a maritime action relating to the alleged capture
of goods of Thomas Burgh, Bartholomew Petipas and John Waren,
merchants of Bishop's Lynn, plaintiffs in the same ; in which action
8 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1. 87
1429. Membrane 8 — cont,
Henry Inglose, knight, lieutenant in the parts of Norfolk a^d Suffolk of
John duke of Bedford, admiral of England, Ireland and Aquitaine,
pronounced, or commanded to be pronounced by Master John Tilney on his
behalf, an unjust definitive sentence in favour of the said plaintiffs Burgh,
Petipas and Waren, with costs.
MEMBRANE 7.
Dec. 12. Appointment of John, archbishop of York, to be guardian of the lands
Westminster, of Richard atte Kyrke and Joan his wife, during the minority of William
atte Kyrke, their son and heir, and to have the marriage of the said
William, from heir to heir, for 100 marks paid at the receipt of the
Exchequer, according to the arrangement which has been made between
the said archbishop and the treasurer of England. By letters patent, now
surrendered, dated Id July last, the like grant was made on certain
surety, for the extent and such further sum as the said archbishop and
treasurer might agree upon before Christmas next. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 16. Protection, with clause volumus, for one year for Richard Wodward, clerk,
Westminster, resident in Ireland in the company of John Sutton, king's knight,
lieutenant of that country. By bill of p.s.
Nov. 28. Commission to John Pruet, by advice of the council, to cut down the
Westminster, underwood and oaktrees called * skraggers ' in the wood of Wentlewode,
CO. Wilts, and to sell the same for the king's best avail, under the survey
of Richard Etton, accounting at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Nov. 25. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Norys, one
Westminster, of the yeomen of the chamber, of the custody of 200 acres of wood in the
parish of Hurste, co. Berks, and of the hundred of Assherugge, with all
rents and services to the same belonging, which Thomas late earl of
Salisbury, deceased, held in chief in fee tail, viz. to him and the heirs male
of his body, on the day of his death, as parcel of the manor of Ambres-
bury, CO. Wilts, and which have been found by inquisition, taken before the
escheator in the county of Berks, to be worth nothing beyond the out-
goings and the steward's fees ; the said Norys to render therefor 6s, 8d, a
year at the Exchequer. By p.s.
Vacated because otJiertvise in this year,
Dec. 8. Grant, by advice of the council, to Gilbert Par, esquire, one of the
Westminster, ushers of the chamber, of the office of constable of the castle of Berk-
hamstede, with the usual wages, fees and profits, for the life of
Winceslaus Dorsteynour, knight, and afterwards during pleasure ; the
said Winceslaus having surrendered the grant which he had of the office
by letters patent of Henry Y, to the intent that the said Par should have
t mrk ^0 same. By p.s.
1430. '^ ^
Jan. 11. Inspeximm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the brethren and sisters of the hospitals of Northgate and
Herbaldon by Canterbury of letters patent, dated 14 July 1 Henry V,
inspecting and confirming letters patent, dated 6 December 1 Henry IV,
inspecting and confirming, with an addition, letters patent, dated
28 January 1 Richard II, inspecting and confirming letters patent, called
a charter, dated 6 March 45 Edwaid III. By K. and C. in Parliament,
88 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 j^QA Membrans 7 — cont,
Jan. 24. Lioenoe for the prioress and convent of Elnestowe to elect an abbess in
WoBtmiiiBter. the room of Joan Trayle, deceased.
Jan. 20. Commission to Richard duke of York, in the absence of John, duke of
Westminster. Bedford, to act as constable of England, for the duel between John
Upton, appellant, and John Doune, defendant, at Westsmythfeld, London,
from Monday next to Wednesday following. [Fcedera,] By C.
Feb. 27. Signification to pope Martin of the royal assent to the election of
Westminster. George Pensherst, late prior of St. Augustine's without the walls of
Canterbury, to be abbot of that house. [Fcedera,] By p.s.
1^29 MEMBRANE 6.
Nov. 16. Inspeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Henry V, when Prince
Westminster, of Wales, dated at Chester Castle, 81 December, in the 2nd year of his
principality, inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 12 May
12 Richard II, exemplifying letters patent, dated 26 March 17 Edward U,
inspecting and confirming to the then abbot and convent of Kemmer in
the diocese of Bangor a charter of Llewellyn son of Gervase, sometime
prince of North Wales, dated A.D. 1209. [Monasticon, Vol. T, p, 468,
where the grant is attributed to Cumhyre.]
ri 49Q 1 ^^ ^^'* ^^' P^^ ^ ^^^ hanaper.
July 15. Presentation of John More, chaplain, to the church of Laxton in the
Westminster, diocese of York. By p.s.
1430 Vacated becatise otJierwise in the seventh year.
Jan. 20. Presentation of Robert Frodesham to the church of Llanstyn-
Westminster. dowy, North Wales, in the diocese of Bangor.
Jan. 21. Revocation of the protection for half* a year, which was granted on
Westminster. 28 November last to Robert Morpath, esquire, as about to proceed to the
parts of France in the company of John, bastard of Clarence, king's
knight, because he tarries in the city of London as the sheriffs have certified.
Feb. 7. The like of the like protection which was granted on 1 December last to
Westminster. William Davey, *maryner* of Bristoll, as about to proceed to France in the
company of John Eyghley, knight, because he tarries at Bristoll as the
sheriff of Bristoll has certified.
MEMBRANES 6 to 1.
July 17. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the citizens and commonalty of the city of Norwich, of a charter
dated 21 July 6 Henry V [Charter Roll, 5 Henry F, No. 1] inspecting and
confirming with additions, relating to the mode of election of the mayor
and sheriffs and providing for the election of 24 aldermen and 60 common
councillors, the following : —
I. A charter, dated 6 February 1 Henry IV, [ Charter Roll, 1 Henry IV,
part 8, No. 8] inspecting and confirmmg a charter, dated 15
February, 8 Richard II [Cfiarter Roll, 8 Richard II, No. 6] inspecting
and confirming, with additions, a charter, dated 26 February,
1 Richard II [Charter Roll, 1 Richard II, No. 21] inspecting and
confirming, with an addition, the following : —
8 HENEY VI.— Paet 1. 89
243Q Membranes 6 to 1 — cont,
1. A charter dated 6 May, 6 Richard I.
2. A charter dated 22 September 1 John. [Rotidi Cartarmriy
p. 20.]
8. A charter dated 8 June 89 Henry III [Charter RoU,
89 Henry Illy m. 4.]
4. Letters patent dated 2 February 19 Edward II.
5. A charter, dated 4 October 11 Edward III, inspecting and
confirming a charter, dated 8 February 19 Edward II,
inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1) A charter, dated 27 May 18 Edward I [Charter RoU,
18 Edward I, No. 101] inspecting and confirming the
following : —
a. A charter dated 13 February 18 Henry III [Charter
RoU, 18 Henry Illy m. 10.]
6. A charter dated 25 March 40 Henry HI.
(2) A charter dated 8 July 88 Edward I [Charter RoU,
88 Edward I, No. 22.]
6. A charter dated 9 August 19 Edward HI [Charter Roll,
19 Edward III, No. 10.]
n. A charter, dated 28 January 5 Henry IV [Charter RoUy 5 Henry IV ,
No. 6] making the town, except the castle and * Shirehous ' into a
county of itself with the rights of electing a mayor and two sheriffs.
By E. and C. in Parliament.
Membrane 1 — cont.
Aug. 19. Inspeximm and confirmation, by advice of the council, to John Hayncok,
Westminster, for the minority of Thomas, son and heir of Thomas late lord of Boos,
brother and heir of John de Boos, late lord of Hamelak and Beauver, of
letters patent of the said John, dated 1 December 8 Henry V, being a
grant to the said John Hayncok for life, in consideration of good service,
of the office of forester or warrener of the lordship and manor of Wragby,
CO. Lincoln, with 2(2. a day wages by the hands of the bailiffs, farmers,
occupiers or receivers there ; the said office may be performed by deputy
when the said Hayncok is out of England.
By p.s. and for i mark paid in the hanaper.
-.^„ MEMBRANE 32d.
Sept. 24. Gonmiission to John Cottesmore, serjeant at law, and to Thomas
Westminster. Wydeville, Robert James and Reginald Malyns, esquires, and to any
three or two of them including Cottesmore, to hold inquisition in the
county of Buckingham as to an alleged breach of the Statute of 7 Henry IV
[c. 16] by Thomas Wauton, knight, sheriff of the county, who, after
John Hampden of Hampden and Andrew Sperlyng had been duly elected
knights for the shire in the county court held at Aylesbury on 81 August
last, and their names entered in an indenture to that effect, caused the
names of other persons specified in another indenture to be returned to
the writ of summons to Parliament as those of the knights for the said
shire. Enquiry is to be made as to the manner and form of the election
of the said John and Andrew, the names of those who chose them, and
as to the truth of the matter generally. The coroners have been com-
manded to make the panel.
40 ~ CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1429.
Membrane 82(2 — conU
Sept. 28. Commission to John Penyngton, John Lamplogh and Hugh Salkeld,
WefltminBter. and to Salkeld and either of the other two, to hold the like inquisition ^
in the county of Cumberland, as to a like breach stated to have been "
committed by Christopher Moresby, knight, sheriff of Cumberland,
who, after William Legh, *chivaler,* and Thomas de la More had
been duly chosen knights of the shire on SO August last in the
county court at Carlisle, on the writ of summons to the Parliament
and their election confirmed on another occasion, in response to a later
writ of summons for the same Parliament, although no county court was
held after the receipt of the said later writ, and no day for holding such
court intervened before the date of the Parliament, procured one Thomas
Parre and the said Thomas de la More to be declared elected at another
time and place, and made such return to the said later writ. Enquiry is
to be made as to the dates and places of the said original election and
confirmation, as to the names of those who made the same, and into the
facts of the case generally. The coroners have been commanded to make
ri429 T ^^ panel.
July 17. Commission to Richard Forster, escheator in the county of Cambridge,
Westminster. \^ jjold inquisition as to escapes of traitors and felons.
Vacated because otherwise in the seventh year,
Oct. 6. Commission to Richard, earl of Salisbury, Thomas Strykland, * chivaler,'
Westminster. John Lancastre, *chivaler,' Robert Layboum, *chivaler,' Christopher
Moresby, ' chivaler,' Thomas Bedome, Robert Warkop and Nicholas Lay-
boum, in view of threatened invasion, to array all the men at arms and
other fencible men, whether hobelers or archers, dwelling in the county of
Westmoreland, and to cause them to be put in thousands, hundreds and
twenties or otherwise as may be convenient, and to lead them to the
coast or other places as occasion may arise, and to take and survey their
muster. All men of the county capable of labour are to go before the
commissioners at whose discretion they shall be arrayed, armed and
equipped. < Bekyns ' are to be set up in suitable places to give warning
of the arrival of the enemy. By C.
The like to the following : —
Henry, earl of Northumberland, Robert Umfravill, *chivaler,* Robert
Ogle, 'chivaler,' John Weddryngton, * ohivaler,* John Bertram,
* chivaler,' Henry Fenwyk, William Lampton and John Maners, in
Northumberland. By C.
Richard, earl of Salisbury, Christopher Culwen, *chivaler,* Nicholas-
RadcliflF, *chivaler,* John Peinyngton, 'chivaler,* William Stapilton,
Hugh Louther and Richard Warcop, in Cumberland. By G.
MEMBRANES 2Sd to 26d.
Commiasfons of the peace in divers counties. [For names of justices
and dates see Appendix,]
1430.
MEMBRANE 24d,
Feb. 24. Commission to Thomas Oodston, esquire, to arrest in Essex 60
Westminster, mariners, or such less number as may suffice, to navigate the barges,
balingers and other vessels of war of the town of Colchester, which are
about to put to sea, and to embark such mariners to serve at the king's
wages.
8 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 41
lAOQ MEMBRANE IW.
Sept. 24. Commission pursuant to Statutes 11 Henry IV [c. 1] and 7 Henry IV
Westminster, [e. 15] to William Westbury and his fellows, justices appointed to take
assizes in the county of Buckingham, to enquire as to the late election of
knights for the shire. [See above Membrane 32rf, wliere however reference is
made to the earlier Statute ordy.']
Nov. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Tiptoft, knight, William
Westminster. Babyngton, knight, William Westbury, Walter Pole, knight, William
Asenhull, William Godrede, Robert Cavendyssh, John Burgoyne and
William Weggewode, mayor of Cambridge, and to any two or more of
them including either Babyngton or Westbury, for all manner of treasons,
felonies, extorsions and trespasses in the county of Cambridge.
Nov. 24. Commission to Richard Hastynges, knight, William Bekwyth, esquire,
Westminster, and Robert Maleverer, esquire, to take possession of William, son and heir
of Richard atte Eyrke and Joan late his wife, tenants in chief, the marriage
of the said William belonging to the king, and to bring him before the
\A^c\ ki^g ftnd council.
Aug. 12. Commission to Richard earl of Salisbury, William Haryngton, ' chivaler/
York. Robert Haryngton, knight, Richard Hodelesdon, John Langton and
Nicholas Laybom to arrest John Middelton and Thomas, Reginald and
n 4Sn 1 ^^^^y^ ^ sons, and to bring them before the king in the Chancery.
Sept. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Paston, Thomas Eerdeston,
Wye. knight, John Hevenyngham, knight, John Germy, knight, Robert
Caundyssh, Thomas Sampson, esquire, Edmund Bedyngfeld, esquire,
Robert Wyudevyll, esquire, and William Waller, and to any two or more
of them, on complaint by Peter Garveys, king's esquire, that William
Oldton, parson of Becclys, co. Suffolk, Thomas Oldton in Becclys,
' draper,' John Birlyngham of Becclys, ' chaundeler,* John Roo
of the same, 'webster,' Richard Bumy of the same, 'pedder,'
Geoffrey Eetyll of the same, 'baxter,' Ralph Barbour of the
same, ' harbour,' Geoffrey Russell of the same, ' pedder,' William Plomer
of the same, ' plomer,' John Reede of the same, * yoman,' Henry Lyster of
the same, ' lytster,' John Grene of the same, * souter,' and John Borell of
the same, * souter,' with a great congregation of malefactors, arrayed in
manner of war, broke the dose of the said Peter at Becclys, took away his
goods and chattels there to the value of 10 marks, lay in wait to slay him,
and beat, wounded and ill-treated him so that his life was despaired of.
They also so threatened his men and servants with death and mayhem
that they dared not go abroad on his business and he lost their services
for a great while. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Va>cated because othenoise in the 9th year.
, ,oQ MEMBRANE lid.
July 10. Commission pursuant to Statutes 11 Henry IV [c. 1] and 7 Henry IV
Westminster, [c. 15] to the justices appointed to take assizes in the county of Cumber-
land to enquire as to Thomas Parre having been returned as one of the
knights for that shire. [See above Membrane 32d.]
1429.
MEMBRANE 7d.
Dec. 12. Commission to Roger Fenys, knight, and Robert Burton to take at
Westminster. Wynchelse on Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday next, the muster of John,
42 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1409 Membrane Id — cent.
bastard of Clarence, king's knight, and of the 49 men at arms and 700
archers about to proceed in his company on service abroad, and to certify
the king and council of the form and sufficiency of their array. By G.
The like to the following : —
John Hampton and John Hexam, to take the muster of Matthew de
Longwort, esquire, and William Hayward and of their 14 men at
arms and 220 archers.
William Fitz Henry and William Baron, to take the muster of John
Kyghley, knight, and of his 29 men at arms and 500 archers.
Roger Fenys, knight, and Bobert Burton, to take at Wynchelse on the
morrow of the Epiphany the muster of Thomas Burgh, esquire, and
Henry Fennewyk, esquire, and of their 78 men at arms and 600
archers.
MEMBRANE M.
Dec. 6. Commission to William Haryngton, 'chivaler,' Thomas Strykland,
WeBtminster. *chivaler,' Hugh Salkeld and Christopher Boynton, and to any two of them,
to survey the eighth part of the manor of Eirkeby in Kendale, and to enquire
into the destruction, waste and sales of lands, houses, woods and orchards
alleged to have been done in the same by John Preston, one of the justices
of the Conmion Bench, to whom the custody of the said eighth part was
committed by Henry Y, by the name of all the lands, rents and services
which were of John de Lumley, ' chivaler,' tenant in chief, in the county of
Westmoreland, during the minority of Thomas son and heir of the said
John de Lumley : considering that when the said heir attains his majority
the king is bound to restore the premises in as good condition as when
taken into his hands.
1430.
Jan. 16. Commission to John Hampton, esquire, and Bobert Burton to take at
WeBtminster. Wynohelse on Friday next the muster of Thomas Burgh and Henry
Fenwyk, king's esquires, and of the men at arms and archers in their
retinues, who are about to proceed to France on the king's service.
Jan. 19. John Osgodby of London, *fysshmonger,* and William Waceof London,
Westminster, 'baker,' are bound to John Wyot of London, 'draper,' and John Brykles of
London, 'draper,' in 12Z. payable at the Purification next.
VcLcated because otherwise on the dorse of the Close RoU,
(43)
8 HENKY VI.— Pakt 2.
lA^Q MEMBRANE 38.
Feb. 5. hispeximm and confirmation to the burgesses of Lancastre, by advice
Westminrter. and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the Parliament held at
Westminster in the king's first year, of a charter, dated 17 November
1 Henry V [Charter Roily 1 Henry F, part 1, No. 6] inspectiiig and con-
firming a charter, dated 1 March 1 Henry IV [Charter Roll, 1 Henry IF,
part 2, No, 11] inspecting and confirming a charter, dated 6 February
12 Eichard 11 [Charter RoU, 11-13 Richard II, No. 19] inspecting and
confirming the following: —
1. A charter, dated 20 March 11 Edward III [Charter Roll,
11 Edward III, No, 39] inspecting and confirming, with additions,
the following : —
(1) A charter of John, count of Mortain, dated at Dorchester on
the morrow of St. Barnabas 4 Richard I.
(2) A charter of the same, when king, dated at le Mans
10 October 1 John.
(3) A charter dated 16 March 11 Henry lU.
2. A charter, dated 13 November 86 Edward HI. [Charter Roll,
36 Edward III, No, 10.] By E. and G. in Parliament.
2129 MEMBRANES 87 to 85.
Dec. 5. The like to the prioress and convent of 8S. Mary and Sexburga,
Westminster. Sheppey, of letters patent, dated 25 July 2 Henry Y, inspecting and
confirming letters patent, dated 3 April 1 Henry IV, inspecting and
confirming the following: —
1. Letters patent, dated 8 May 4 Richard II, inspecting and con-
firming a charter, dated 24 May 17 Edward III [CJiarter Roll,
17 Edward III, No, 17] inspecting and confirming, with additions,
a charter, dated 16 May 8 Edward HI, inspecting and confirming
a charter, dated 7 April 18 Henry HI [Monasticon] and reciting the
tenor of a charter, without date, of Henry [IH] sometime king
of England, the original of which was carried off when the castle
of Leeds was besieged by order of Edward II. It confirms a number
of gifts by private persons and grants various immunities.
2. Letters patent of William, late archbishop of Canterbury, dated
at Maidstone 6 January A.D. 1396 [-6] inspecting and confirming
similar letters patent of John de Stratford, previously archbishop,
dated at Canterbury 5 Ides December A.D. 1340.
■^ son Membrane 36 — cotU,
145U.
Feb. 26. Letters of denization, pursuant to Act of the last Parliament and for
Westminster. 6 marks paid in the hanaper, in favour of Henry Market, bom in the
parts of Almain, and his heirs. By pet. in Parliament.
Feb. 28. Commission to Walter Middelton to provide the ' bowyers ' and other
Westminster, workmen, artificers and labourers belonging to the < bowyers ' mistery,
required to manufacture and repair the king's bows in the city of London
44
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Feb. 24.
Westminster.
April 18.
Canterbury.
Membrane 86 — cont,
and elsewhere in England ; also the timber called ' bowestaves ' and other
requisites, with carriage for the same, and power to arrest and imprison
persons proving refractory. By 0.
The like to Nicholas Bowyer of London. By C.
Commission to William Crane, citizen and * fleccher * of London, to
provide in London and elsewhere in England the * flecchers ' and other
workmen, artificers and labourers belonging to the mistery of the ' flecchers,*
required for the king's present voyage ; also timber, feathers, silk, wax
and other requisites for arrow-malang : with power to imprison persons
proving refractory. By C.
Comnxission to Richard Scot to provide the artificers, workmen and
labourers required to make arrow heads for the king's voyage ; also iron,
steel and other necessaries ; with the like power of committing refractory
persons to prison. By C,
The like commission to Robert Westerley, ' mason,' to provide the stone-
cutters, artificers and labourers required to make stones for the king's
cannon ; also stones and carriage for the same. By C.
Commission to John Hampton, king's esquire, to provide the carpenters,
smiths, stone-cutters and other artificers and labourers required to make
carts to carry the king's great cannon ; also cannon-stones, yokes for oxen,
* bowes ' called * oxenbowes ' of timber, < hokes ' of iron to draw the said
carts, oxen and horses for the same carts, oats, beans or peas, hay and
litter to feed the same oxen and horses; also * brases' of cord called 4ynes,'
* brases ' of cord called * carteropes,' cords called < hawesers' for the cannon,
* trays ' for the said carts, saddles called * lymoursadels,' ' dosers,* sea-
coal and other requisites for the king's ordnance : also to impress the carts,
ships, boats, carters, mariners and labourers required to cart> barge or
transport the things aforesaid to any ports or places in the king's realms
of England and France. By C.
The like commission to
Flemyng, *yoman.'
Ordyeme, John Louthe, clerk, and William
ByC.
Commission to William Middelton to provide in London and elsewhere
in England the * bowyers, flecchers, stryngers, arewe smythes ' and other
workmen and labourers belonging to their misteries, required to make
bows, arrows, bowstrings, and arrow-heads for the king; also the timber
called 'bowestaves,' and other timber for arrows; as well as bows, arrows,
bowstrings, arrow-heads, steel, hemp and other requisites for the said
misteries. He is also to take up carriage for the above and to have the
power of committing refractory persons to prison.
1429.
Dec. 14.
WestminBter.
MEMBRANE 84.
Grant, by advice of the council, to David Stratton, one of the eerjeant-
ushers of the hall of the household, of the custody of the warren and lord-
ship of Shene, with Sd. a day wages out of the farm or issues of the
manor of Shene, and other profits, for the life of William Hervy, sometime
a yeoman of the chandlery to Richard U, and after his death, during
pleasure ; the said William having surrendered the grant which he had of
the said custody. By p.s.
8 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 45
-|io/\ ' MeTnhrane S4i — cont.
Jan. 29. Signification to B. bishop of Lincoln of the king's assent to the
Westminster, election of Blanche Battesford, nun of St. Mary's, Enelstowe, to be
abbess of that place. By p.s.
Jan. 29. Presentation of Richard Selby to the vicarage of Whaddon ' in
Westminflter. le Chace ' in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of Walter
Bunt.
Jan. 16. Nomination, by reason of the king's coronation, and by advice of the
Westminster, council, of Joan Thorp for admission as a nun into the abbey of Wylton.
By p.s.
Jan. 24. William Fynbargh, esquire, has shown to the king and council that
Westminster. Henry IV, by letters patent, granted him lOOs, out of the yearly tribute
which the prior of Lewes had to pay to the said late king during the war
with France, but that the grant is invalid because the said 100s. a year
have been resumed into the king's hand, owing to the war having ceased.
The king, therefore, considering the long service of the said William
Fynbargh and his great age, poverty and feebleness, insomuch that he is
on the brink of beggary, by advice of the council, grants him the said
100«. a year by the hands of the prior for the time being, during pleasure.
By p.s.
Feb. 6. Pardon to George Milbrok of Baldok, co. Hertford, * husbondman,' of
Westminster, his outlawry in the said county for not appearing before the justices of the
Bench to satisfy Philip Thombury, knight, William Lucas and Agnes
Moigne of a judgment debt of 6Z. 8^. with 5 marks, damages ; the said
George having surrendered to the prison of Flete and satisfied the said
debt and damages, as William Babyngton, chief justice of the Bench has
certified.
Feb. 8. Presentation of John Lovell, chaplain, to the parish church of Northerst
Westminster, in the diocese of Chichester, void by the resignation of William Amory ;
1429. directed to the guardian of the spirituality.
Sept. 22. The free chapel of St. George within the castle of Windsor in its original
Westminster, foundation was to consist of a warden and certain canons, knights and
other ministers, but in certain statutes of the honourable knightly
order of the Garter in the said chapel published and ordained, the
warden of the said chapel is called ' dean ' ; and William Mugge, the
first warden, and his successors have been commonly called deans ;
moreover Richard Eyngeston held the wardenship and a prebend by virtue
of letters patent of Henry IV conferring on him the deanery and prebend,
and John Arundell, clerk, his successor, under letters patent dated 6 January
6 Henry Y, did likewise ; and grants have been made by charitable
persons to the warden and canons under the styles of warden and
chaplains, dean or warden and canons, and dean and chapter or college.
The king, therefore, on petition by the said John Arundell and desiring
to terminate any dispute in the matter, with the assent of the lords
spiritual and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the present
Parliament, grants that the said John for term of his life shall be warden
or dean and shall have the said wardenship and prebend from the said 6th
January, and that he and all other wardens of the said chapel, and the
canons, shall in future be called, warden or dean and canons of the king's
free chapel of St. George within his castle of Windsor, and shall have all
liberties and privileges in whatever name granted or confirmed to them by
the king's progenitors and others. [Rolls of Parliament, Vol. IV,
pp. 846, 847.] By pet. in Parliament.
46
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
1430,
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
March 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 84 — ccmt.
Presentation of Nicholas Elys, chaplain, to a third part of the church
of Narburgh in the diocese of Norwich.
Presentation of Ralph Eempe, parson of Rughton Holm in the diocese
of Norwich, to the church of Hadesco in the same diocese on an exchange
of benefices with Thomas Bucke.
Presentation of John Bulfyne, canon of the priory of Heryngham, to the
church of Caldwaltham in the diocese of Chichester, in the king's gift by
reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of Chichester being in his
hands.
Presentation of John Cornewaille, parson of Studham in the diocese of
Chichester, on an exchange of benefices with William Palmer, to the
church of Burwardmerssh in the diocese of Canterbury, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of the abbey of St. Augustine's, Canterbury,
being in his hands.
MEMBRANE 88.
Feb. 1. Inspeanmm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the abbot, prior and convent of Cyrencestre of letters patent, dated
1 March 8 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming letters patent, dated at
Lanercost 10 December 86 Edward I. [Patent RoU 85 Edward I m, 48.}
By E. and C. in Parliament.
Feb. 26. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Baron to be controller of the
Westminster, great custom and of the subsidy on wools, hides and wool-fells in the port
of London at the usual fees and wages ; with the statutory proviso
against the employment of a deputy. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 16,
Westminster.
Bevocation of letters patent, dated 20 February 4 Henry YI, in favour
of Robert Parfyt, clerk, in the following circumstances. It was found
by inquisition, taken ex officio at Salisbury, co. Wilts, on Tuesday after
St. Bartholomew, 2 Henry YI, before Bichard Mayn, late escheator in
Wilts, and returned before the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer,
but afterwards brought before the king in Chancery, that John Bampton,
being seized in his demesne as of fee in 10 Edward II of four messuages
and two virgates of land in Bremhill and Bremelwyke held of the
abbot of Malmesbury by the service of 2s. a year only, gave the premises
to Robert Eyre and Aubrey his wife, daughter of the said John Bampton,
and to the heirs of their bodies, with reversion to the said John and his
heirs. The said Robert Eyre and Aubrey were seised, and from them
the right descended, by form of the gift, to their kinsman and heir,
Robert, son of Agnes, their daughter and heir. He entered on Friday
after Whitsunday 7 Richard II, and afterwards enfeoffed one Thomas
Camme, late abbot of Malmesbury, and his successors, and died without heir
of his body ; whereby the abbot was seised and appropriated the premises to
his church without royal licence. After the death of the said Robert son of
Agnes, the right reverted to the said John Bampton, as donor, and from him
descended successively to William his son and heir, Thomas son and heir
of William, Thomas son and heir of Thomas, and Maud, wife of John
Heth, daughter and heir of Thomas son of Thomas. Afterwards Roger,
now abbot of Malmesbury, sued to the king shewing that the said Robert
son of Agnes, kinsman and heir of the bodies of the said Robert Eyre and
Aubrey was seised in his demesne as of fee, and so seised in 7 Richard II
8 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 47
J43Q Membrame 88 — cont,
enfeoffed the said Thomas Camme, then abbot of Mahnesbuiy, who,
while in possession, by letters patent, dated 6 June 8 Henry V,
was, with his convent, pardoned all gifts, alienations and purchases
in mortmain made without licence before 8 December preceding. So the
said late abbot and his successor, the present abbot, were seised in right of
their church until put out by colour of the said inquisition and of the said
letters patent of 4 Henry VI whereby the custody of the premises was
granted to the said Robert Parfyt : and the petitioner besought to be
restored to his possession and to have the profits since his expulsion.
Accordingly a writ of scire facias was issued to the sheriff of Wilts for the
said Robert Parfyt to appear in Chancery and show cause to the contrary,
but he made default although the sheriff returned that he had been duly
warned by Richard Forbour, John Sydenham, John Quyntyn and Robert
Player. Wherefore it was adjudged, by advice of the justices, the king's
Serjeants at law, and other learned men of his council in the said Chancery
then being, that the said letters patent were to be revoked and the abbot put
back in possession with the said mesne profits.
Feb. 28. Commission until 24 August next, to Henry Roundell to provide horses,
Weetminster. carts and other carriage to transport the king's household furniture by land
and water to parts beyond the sea ; also labourers and other men safely to
convey the same. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
The like to William Burgoine. By the like bill.
And to Edmund Spaigne. By the like.
MEMBRANE 82.
Feb. 25. InspeMmus and confirmation of letters patent, dated 18 June,
Wertminttor. 1 Henry V, [inspecting and confirming] letters patent, dated 10 February
1 [Henry IV] [French BoU 1 Henry IV^m. 12] , inspecting and confirming
the following: —
1. A charter, called letters patent, dated at Wytsand, 18 December
47 Henry III, inspecting and confirming a chiurter of Henry H, in
favour of the brethren of the hospital of Sanctingefelda by
Wytsand. [Monasticon,]
2. A charter, dated 14 June 18 Edward I [Charter Roll, 18 Edward I,
No, 76] , inspecting and confirming No. 1 above.
8. A charter, dated 5 August 18 Edward U [Charter Roll, 18
Edward II, No. 82] , inspecting and confirming the following : —
(a) No. 2 above.
{b) A charter of Henry U, addressed to the hall-motes of Lecton
and BrehoUa and witnessed at' St. Omer by Thomas, the
chancellor. For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 18. Grant, by advice of the council, to Philip Courtenay, king's knight, of
Westminster, the office of steward of the county of Cornwall, for the life of John Arun-
dell, * chivaler,' and, after his death, during pleasure, with 40 marks a
year for fees and wages by the hands of the receiver of Cornwall : the said
Arundell having surrendered his grant of the said office to the intent that
the said Philip should have it. By p.s.
Feb. 24. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
48 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Membrane 82 — cont.
year, to the abbot and convent of Westminster of letters patent, dated 25
November 1 Henry V, exempting them from collecting tenths, taxes or
subsidies. By E. and C. in Parliament.
Presentation of Robert Kempe, chaplain, to the church of Langeley in
Leeds Castle, jj^e diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of Robert Wyot.
Feb. 16. Protection, with clause volumus, until the end of May, for John Sutton,
Westminster, knight, the king's lieutenant of Ireland, abiding in that country.
By bill of p.s.
March 1. Grant, by advice of the council, to Janico Dartas, esquire, of leave of
Westminster, absence from Ireland for a year and a half, with licence to continue
drawing revenues therefrom, notwithstanding the statute relating to
absentees. By p.s.
March 11. Presentation of David ap Meruc, chaplain, to the church of Dolgellie in
Westminster, the diocese of Bangor.
MEMBRANE 31.
Feb. 20. Nomination, by advice of the council, on the occasion of the coronation,
Westminstor. of Goda Hampton, daughter of John Hampton, to be a nun of Berkyng.
[Fc^era,] By p.s.
Feb. 24. Exemplification at the request of Henry Golafre, of letters patent, dated
Westminster. 7 March 18 Richard II, being a grant to the said Henry and to Thomas
Horwode, of the office of the bailiwick of the liberty of the honour of Eye.
Jan. 7. I* was found by inquisition before John Hevenygham, knight,
Westminster, escheator in the county of Suffolk, that Margaret, late the wife of
John Gra, knight, held of the king in chief in her demesne as of fee tail
on the day of her death the manors of Wyssete and Boos in Wyssete: that
the said manors, with all lands and reversions of tenants in dower and
others, were conveyed to the said Margaret and the heirs of her body, in
the name of Margaret, wife of John Gra, knight, with remainder to
Thomas Hopton, since deceased, and the heirs male of his body, by
William Ferebrygg, clerk, and William Smyth of Becles, who, vnth otiiers
since deceased, were seised by the gift and feoffment of Roger Swyllyngton,
knight, since deceased ; that, by virtue of this conveyance, the said John
Gra and Margaret became seised without the king's licence ; that she died
without heir of her body and that John Upton or Hopton is son and heir
of the said Thomas Hopton. The king now, for 20Z. paid in the hanaper,
has pardoned the trespasses referred to, and grants that the 'said John
Hopton may have the premises entailed as aforesaid.
Feb. 10. Licence for the prior and convent of St. Augustine's without Canterbury,
Westminster, to elect an abbot in the room of John, deceased. By p.s.
Feb. 12. "^^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^^ P^^' ^^^ convent of Cirencester, in the room of
Westminster. William Best, deceased. By p.s.
Feb. 9. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Huntingdon to deliver the
Westminster, temporalities of the abbey of Elnestowe to Blanche Battesford, nun of that
house, whose election to be abbess has been confirmed by Bichaidi bishop of
Lincoln, and whose fealty the king has taken. By p.s.
8 HENBY VI.— Pabt 2. 49
1430.
MembraTis 81 — eovit.
The like to the esoheators in the following counties : —
Bedford and Buckingham. Essex and Hertford.
Lincoln. Northampton.
Norfolk and Suffolk.
Writ de intendmdo to the tenants of the ahbey.
Feb. 28. Signification to Thomas, bishop of Worcester, of the king's assent to the
Westminster, election of brother William Wotton, late prior of St. Mary's, Cirencestre,
to be abbot of that house. By p.s.
March 1. Letters of denization, pursuant to act of the last Parliament, for Conrad
Westminster. Burgh, bom in the town of St. Calonia in Almain, and his heirs. By p.s.
Feb. 27. It has been found by inquisition before Bichard Melbourne, late
Westminster, escheator in the county of Dorset, that Thomas, late earl of Salisbury,
held in chief, conjointly with Alice, late his wife, who still survives, the
manor of Newton Mountagu, by the grant and feoffment of Henry, bishop
of Winchester, and others made without royal licence to the said late earl
and Alice, in the names of Thomas de Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury,
count of Perche and lord of Monthermer and Alice Phelip, daughter of
Thomas Chaucer, esquire, for life. The king now for 40<. paid in the
hanaper has pardoned this trespass, and licences the said Alice to have
again and to hold the manor.
Jan. 2« Presentation of Robert Eempe, chaplain, to the church of Langeley in
Leeds Castle, the diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of Robert Wyot.
March 1. Grant, by advice of the council, to James le Botiller, earl of Ormond, of
Westminster. leave to be absent from L*eland for a year and a half, but in the mean time
to receive the issues of his castles, manors, towns, lordships, lands and
offices there, any statute or ordinance to the contrary notwithstanding.
By p.s.
Feb. 26. Appointment, during pleasure, by advice of the council, of Thomas
Westminster. Straunge, king's knight, to be treasurer of Ireland, with the usual wages
and fees.' By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the prior of St. Peter's, Trym, late treasurer,
to deliver to the said Thomas Straunge the rolls, keys and other things
pertaining to the office, which are in his custody. By the same writ.
Feb. 26. The like appointment of Master Thomas Chace, doctor in theology, to
Westminster, be the king's chancellor in Ireland. By p.s.
March 16. Presentation of John Sone, chaplain, to the church of Fordewych in
Westminster, the diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of John Welles and in
the king's gift by reason of tiie temporalities of the abbey of St. Augus-
tine's, Canterbury, being in his hands.
The like of the following : —
March 80. Laurence Baldware, chaplain, to the church of Wylyngham St. Mary
Leeds Castle. by Bekelys in the diocese of Norwich.
July 7. John Brydlynton, chaplain, to the chantry of St. Thomas the Martyr
Westminster. uj the chapel of All Saints in the town of Newcastle on Tyne.
MEMBRANE 80.
March 6. Commission, by advice of the council, to Henry, archbishop of Canter-
Westminster, bury, the prior of Christchurch, Canterbury, John Darell, Geoffirey
24881 D
60 CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Membrane 80 — cont.
Louther and the sheriff of Kent, to convoke the parsons, knights, esquires
and other notable persons of the county and also the bailiffs, good men
and commonalties of the city of Canterbury and of the boroughs in the
said county, and to move and persuade them to lend to the king a notable
sum of money for the voyage which he proposes to make in person in
April to his realm of France, to make a speedy end of his wars there.
The commissioners are to give surety for repayment out of the fifteenth
payable on the octaves of Martinmas by grant of the commontiJty of
England in the last Parliament. [FcBderaJ] By p.s.
The like to the following in the following counties and places : —
Surrey and Sussex. — Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, Bobert de
Ponynges, knight, the abbot of Battle, Roger Fienes, knight,
Thomas Leukenore, knight, Thomas Haseley and the sheriff.
Essex and Hertfordshire. — William, bishop of London, John, earl of
Oxford, John Tyrell, Robert Dajcy, Richard Baynard, John
Doreward, William Flete, John Barley and the sheriff.
Norfolk and Suffolk. — William, bishop of Norwich, Simon Felbrig,
knight, William Phelip, knight, John Haward, knight, John
Wodehous, John Mannyng and the sheriff.
Lincolnshire. — John de Boos, knight, Ralph Cromwell, knight,
Ralph Roohefort, knight, John Makworth dean of St. Mary's,
Lincoln, Thomas Comberworth, knight, William Tirwhit, knight,
Hamo Sutton, John Henegge, Richard Benyngton and the sheriff.
Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. — Ralph Cromwell, knight,
William Babyngton, knight, Thomas Chaworth, knight, John
Zouche, knight, John Cokeyn, knight, Richard Vernon, knight,
Hugh Willughby, knight, Peter de la Pole and the sheriff.
Yorkshire. — John Scrop, knight, John, baron of Greystok, knight,
William Haryngton, knight, Richard Hastynges, knight, Robert
Babthorp, knight, Thomas Clarell, Christopher Boynton and
the sheriff.
Warwickshire and Leicestershire. — William, bishop of Coventry and
Lichfield, Richard, earl of Warwick, Joan lady Bergavenny,
William de Ferrers of Groby, knight, the prior of Coventre,
William Montfort, knight, Bartholomew Brokesby, John Weston
and the sheriff.
Northamptonshire and Rutland. — William de Zouche, knight,
William de Lovell, knight, William Porter, knight, WilUam
Colepeper, knight, John Basynges, Thomas Wydevill, William
Tresham, Richard Enyghtley and the sheriffs.
Shropshire. — ^William, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, the abbot
of Shrewsbury, William Burley, Hugh Borowe, John Bruyn and
the sheriff.
Worcestershire. — Thomas, bishop of Worcester, John Thrpgmarton,
John Wode, William Wolashull, Thomas Heuster and the sheriff.
Herefordshire. — John Skydmore, knight, Richard de la Beere,
knight, John Merbury, John Russell and the sheriff.
Gloucestershire. — Thomas, bishop of Worcester, the abbot of
Gloucester, James de Berkeley, knight, John Pancefoot, knight,
John Grevyll and the sheriff.
8 HENBY VI.— Part 2. 51
1430.
Membrane 80 — cont.
Staffordshire. — William bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, Hum-
phrey, earl of Stafford, de Ferrers of Charteley, knight,
Nicholas Mongomery, knight, John Bagot, knight, Bobert Wyt-
grove and the sheriff.
Wiltshire, Somerset and Dorset. — John bishop of Bath and Wells,
Walter Hungerford, knight, John Juyn, knight, Simon Sydenham,
dean of St. Mary's, Salisbury, Humpbcrey Stafford, knight,
Edmund Chene, knight, William Boneville, kmght, John Stourton,
William Darell and the sheriffs.
Devon and Cornwall. — Edmund, bishop of Exeter, , baron of
Carrewe, knight, John Arundell, knight, Richard Hankeford,
knight, William Wynnard, John Copleston and the sheriffs.
Hampshire. — The abbot of Hyde, John Popham, knight, John
Uvedale, William Brocas, William Soper and the sheriff.
Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire. — Reginald de Grey, knight,
John ComewaiUe, knight, Thomas Brounflete, knight, John
Barton, John Enderby, Richard Wyot and the sheriff.
Oxfordshire and Berkshire. — Robert Shottesbroke, knight, Thomas
Wykeham, knight, John Golofre, John Cottesmore, William
Fyndem, Thomas Stonore and the sheriff.
Cambridgeshire and Huntingdonshire. — Philip, bishop of Ely, John
de Tiptoft, knight, John Colville, knight, William Hasenhull,
knight, William Alyngton, Roger Hunt and the sheriff.
July 12. Many men of the mistery of mercery of the city of York, formerly
Westminster, wealthy, having been reduced by misfortune at sea and other causes to
live by charity, many pious persons desire to devote lands and rents in
York and elsewhere to the relief of such poor men of the mistery, and to
the maintenance of a chaplain to say divine service every day. The
king, therefore, by advice of his council and for 41Z. 11<. paid in the
hanaper, grants to the people of the mistery that henceforth they
are to be a perpetual commonalty, and that they may elect every
Annunciation day from among themselves a governor and two
wardens, who are to be called the governor and wardens of the
commonalty of mercers of the city of York, to survey, rule and
govern the said mistery and commonalty. The governor and wardens and
th^ successors are to be capable of purchasing lands, rents and other
possessions, of suing and being sued in any court, secular or ecclesiastical,
and they are to have a common seal. Moreover they are granted licence
to acquire in mortmain lands and rents in York and the suburbs thereof,
held in burgage, to the value of lOZ. a year, for the relief of the poor of
the commonalty and for the maintenance of a chaplain to celebrate divine
service every day for the good estate of the king, while alive, and for his
soul after death, and for the souls of his father and of aU the faithful
departed. Provided always that it be duly found by inquisition that such
acquisition can be made without damage to the king or to anybody else.
By p.s.
MEMBRANES 29 to 27.
Ifupeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and convent of the Carthusian priory of Witteham, co.
Somerset, of letters patent, dated 22 November 1 Henry Y, inspecting and
confirming the following : —
52 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Membranes 29 to 27 — cont.
I. Letters patent, dated 1 October 2 Henry IV, inspecting and
confirming a charter, dated 12 January 1 Richard II [Charter lioUy
1 Richard 11, No, 19] , inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter, dated 6^ May 17 Edward III [Charter Boll,
17 Edward III, No. 28], inspecting and confirming the
following : —
(1) A charter of Henry II. [Monasticon,]
(2) A charter, dated 26 February 14 Edward I [Charter BoU,
14 Edward i, No. 81] , inspecting and confirmmg a charter of
Edmund earl of Cornwall, dated at Berkhampstead, Thursd^
after the translation of St. Thomas the Martyr, 18 Edward I.
(8) A charter dated 25 August 24 Edward I. [Charter RoUy
24 Edward I, No. 2.]
(4) Letters patent dated 8 February 8 Edward II.
(5) Letters patent dated 20 July 12 Edward U.
2. Letters patent dated 14 April 82 Edward III.
8. Letters patent dated 12 March 49 Henry III.
4. Letters patent, dated at Chester, 28 August 11 Edward I.
[Patent Boll, 11 Edward /, m. 11.]
5. Letters patent, dated 20 May 11 Edward II, addressed to the
purveyors in the counties of Somerset, Wilts and Gloucester.
6. A charter, called letters patent, dated 26 October
19 Edward III [Charter RoU, 19 Edward 111, No. 4] , inspecting
and confirming, with additions. No. (1) above.
7. Letters patent dated 20 October 86 Edward III.
8. Letters patent dated 2 November 87 Edward HI.
n. A charter dated 7 June 9 Henry IV. [CharU^ Boll, 9 Henry IV,
No. 2.] •
MEMBRANE 26.
March 8. • Licence, for lOs. paid in the hanaper, for William Bane, the elder and
WeitniiiiBter. younger, chaplains, to demise eight messuages, 100 acres of land, 10 acres
of meadow and 10 acres of pasture, which are held in chief, in Bamburgh
and Bokesburgh, co. Northumberland, to John Levermouth and Margaret,
his wife, for life, with remainder to Alexander Levermouth, son of the
said John, and the heirs of his body, with remainder to Isabel Levermouth,
sister of the said Alexander and the heirs male of her body, with remainder
to Bichard Levermouth and the heirs male of his body, with remainder to
the heirs male of the body of Joan Levermouth, deceased, with remainder
to James Levermouth and the heirs male of his body, with remainder to
William Levermouth and the heirs male of his body, with remainder to
Margaret Levermouth and the heirs male of her body, with remainder to
Elizabeth Levermouth and the heirs male of her body, with remainder to
Adam Badby and the heirs male of his body, with remainder over to the
1429 ^g^i h^i^s o^ ^^^ aforesaid John.
Sept. 80. Presentation of John Elys, vicar of Gessege in the diocese of Salisbury,
Weetminster. to the vicarage of Elyngham in the diocese of Winchester, on an exchange
of benefices with William Skelton ; addressed to the vicar general, the
1430 bishop being abroad.
Feb. 20. Bevpcation of the protection for one year, which was granted to John
Westminster. Bermyngham as about to proceed to France, there to abide in the company
of John, duke of Bedford ; because he tarries in the city of London and
the suburbs thereof, as Ralph Holand and William Bus, the sheriffs, have
certified.
8 HENRY VI.— Pakt 2.
58
1430.
April 28.
Canterbury.
Membrane 26 — cont.
April 15.
Canterbury.
April 18.
Cuiterbory.
May 8.
Canterbury.
Appointment of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, to be keeper of the
realm of England and king's lieutenant there, until the king returns from
abroad or takes other order in the matter. [Fadera,] By p.s.
Grant to the same, in pursuance of the above, of authority to convoke
Parliaments and coimcils, and to ordain and execute on the King's behalf
with their assent whatever may be needful ; to licence the chapters of
cathedral and conventual churches, void by death or resignation, to elect fit
persons to preside over such churches, and to give the royal assent to such
elections, when made, unless there be reasonable cause to the contrarv, to
signify the same to the proper persons and, after such election^ have been
confirmed and the diocesan of the place has signified as much, to receive
the fealty of minor prelates and to restore their temporalities : but he is
not to take the fealties of greater prelates, nor are their temporalities to be
delivered to such until the king has been consulted ; but he may take
fealties due from other persons for lands or inheritances and deliver the
said lands and inheritances to the owners, reserving the homage, which, for
a reasonable fine in the Chancery, is to be respited until the king's return.
Provided always that the said keeper in the foregoing and in other matters
touching the governance of the realm, shall act by the assent and delibera-
tion of the council and not otherwise. By p.s.
Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Cumberland and Westmore-
land to deliver the temporalities of the bishopric of Carlisle to Marmaduke
Lumley, bachelor in laws, whom the pope has provided to succeed
William, the last bishop deceased, and whose fealty the king has taken.
By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Lincoln.
Derby.
Middlesex.
Northumberland.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Eobert Alnewyk, William Thorp and
Hugh Don to be surveyors of the search in the port of Kingston on
Hull, with the usual fees and wages. By bill of the treasurer.
Presentation of John Grenehill, chaplain, to the church of Bolewell in
the diocese of York.
Jan. 1.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 25.
Inspeodmm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the inhabitants of Haylyng island, co. Southampton, of letters
patent, dated 6 November 1 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters
patent, dated 12 March 7 Henry IV, granting that the said men shall
be assessed at 6^. 15a. l\d, only, for a fifteenth and proportionally in
other cases. By K. and C. in Parliament.
Presentation of Robert Cerf, chaplain, to the chufch of Moreby in
the diocese of Lincoln.
Jan. 26. Presentation of Thomas Lenyet, chaplain, to the church of St. John
Weetmingter. Baptist, Yevelchestre, in the diocese of Bath and Wells.
54 CALENDAE OF PATENT EOLLS.
■I ioA Membrane 25 — cont,
Jan. 11. Nomination, on the occasion of the king's coronation, of Joan Asshe-
Weatminster. combe, to be a nun in the abbey of Sheftisbury. By p.s.
Jan. 20. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Beynewell, citizen and merchant
Westminster, of London, and his heirs, of a ruinous tenement in the town of Cales,
caUed the earl of Hereford's Inn {hospitium comiMs Hereford), in the king's
hands by descent from his father. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise in the French Boll of this year,
Feb. 8. Licence, in mortmain, for 12 marks paid in the hanaper, for Rose late
Westminster, the wife of Bobert Tenderden, John Brokholes, clerk, and Henry
Oayrstang to grant in frank-almoin to the warden and scholars of ' Seinte
Marie College of Wynchestre ' near Winchester, two messuages, two tofts,
188} acres of land, 2 acres of meadow and 9i acres of pasture, one acre of
wood and 12a. ^\d, rent in Hermodisworth, alias Hermondisworth,
Sibbiston, Suthcoterewe and Langeforth, co. Middlesex, not held in chief,
which have been found, by inquisition before the escheator, to be worth,
including the said rent, 61«. a year, as satisfaction, to the said amount, of a
licence to acquire lands and rent to the value of lOOZ. a year, which was
granted to the said warden and scholars by letters patent of Bichard 11.
April 8. Grant to John Depeden of the prebend in the king's free chapel of
Canterbury. St. George in the castle of Wyndesore, which John Exton held while
alive. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean or warden of the said chapel.
By the same writ.
March 11. Presentation of Bichard Harewode, chaplain, to the chantry of
Westminster. St. Thomas in the chapel of St. Mary, Barton on Humbre in the diocese
of Lincoln.
May 5. Bichard Bede, staying in Ireland, has letters nominating Bobert
Westminster. Pitz Boberd and William Wetuale his attorneys in England for one year.
Thomas Haseley, clerk, received the attorneys.
May 5. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Fortescu to be controller of the
Westminster, coinage of tin in the counties of Cornwall and Devon, at such fees and
wages as Bichard Bamfeld, late controller, had, by the hands of the
receiver-general of the duchy of Cornwall. By bill of the treasurer.
May 25. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Forde to be controller of the
Westminster, great and petty customs, and of the subsidies on wools, hides and woolfells,
and of tunnage and poundage, in the port of Ipswich, at the usual fees and
wages and with the statutory proviso against working by deputy.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 24.
Feb. 28. Inspeximm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and convent of St. Anne's by Coventre of letters patent,
dated 26 October 1 Henry Y, inspecting and confirming a charter, called
letters patent, dated 4 December 2 Henry lY [Charter Roll, 2 Henry IV,
part I, No. 17], inspecting and confirming, with additions, a charter, dated
21 May 22 Bichard 11 [Charter Roll, 21 to 28 Richard II, No. 2].
By K. and C. in Parliament.
8 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 56
Westminster.
■^^''^* MEMBRANES 23 and 22.
y~^.}^l^ The like, to the prioress and nuns of St. Leonard's, Stratford, of a
charter, dated 7 October 2 Henry V [Charter Roll^ 2 Henry F, part I,
No. 4] inspecting and confirming a charter, dated 17 Augnst 10 Henry IV,
[Charter RoU, 10 to 12 Henry IV, No. 12] inspecting and confirming, with
additions, a charter, dated 27 April 14 Richard H [Charter Roll,
14 Richard II, No. 1] , inspecting and confirming a charter, dated 6 April
40 Edward III [Charter RoU, 89 arid 40 Edward III, No. 6] , inspecting
and confirming the following : —
1. A charter dated 80 May 11 Edward 11. [Charter RoU, 11
Edward II, No. 4] , inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1) A charter of Henry II witnessed at Geldeford by H. duke
of Saxony, Gilbert, bishop of London, J. bishop of Norwich,
Eanulph de Glanvilla and Hugh Esturmy.
(2) A charter, dated 20 October 10 Bichard I, renewing a
charter dated 6 October 1 Bichard I.
(8) A charter, dated 24 May 81 Henry III, inspecting and
confirming No. (2) above.
2. A charter of Stephen. [Monasticon.]
8. Letters patent, called a charter, dated 22 November 81
Henry HE.
4. Ji charter, dated 80 October 10 Bichard I, renewing a charter
dated 9 October 1 Bichard I. [Monasticon.]
By E. and G. in Parliament.
MEMBRANE 22—eont.
May 16. Grant, by advice of the coimcil to John Frank, king's clerk, of the
Westminster, prebend of Hanfeld, in the cathedral church of Chichester, void by the
death of Bobert Neel, and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the bishopric of Chichester being in his hands.
Mandates in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said church
and to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric. By p.s.
May 28. Signification to B. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
Westminster, of sister Margaret Multon, nun of St. Mary de la Pr6, by Northampton,
to be abbess of that house.
May 19. Pardon to Walter Grace of Waltham Holy Cross in the county of
Westminster. Essex, * skynner,' of his outlawry in the said coimty, for not appearing
before John Hals and his fellows, lately appointed by the king justices of
oyer and terminer, to answer Lewis Johan, esquire, late sheriff of the
same county, touching a plea of trespass ; he having surrendered to the
Marshalflea prison of the king's bench as William Cheyne, chief justice,
has certified.
May 26. Bevocation of the protection for one year which on 8 December last was
Westminster, granted to Peter Fosdyk of Bishop's Lenn, as about to proceed to France
there to abide in the company of John, duke of Bedford; because he
tarries at Bishop's Lenn, co. Norfolk, as the sheriff has certified.
May 26. It has been found by inquisition, taken before William Strother,
Westminster, escheator in Northumberland, that Bog6r Thornton, deceased, held in
his demesne as of fee, conjointly with John Fenwyk, chaplain, still
surviving, a moiety of the manors of Great Benton and Stanyngton and
also six ' husbond ' lands {terras husbondrie) in the town of Trenwell, which
are held in chief, by the gift and feoffment of Thomas Gryffith, lord of
56 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Wychenore, made to the said Roger and John and to Thomas de Chestre,
* vynter,' now deceased, and their heirs, without royal licence. The king
now, for 20 marks paid in the hanaper, has pardoned this trespass and
licences the aforesaid John to have again the premises, which were taken
into the king's hands at the death of the said Roger and on account of
the said trespass.
July 16. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Tyse to he controller, changer
Westminster, and assayer of the king's money within the Tower of London, with the
usual fees and wages. By bill of the treasurer.
July 1. Pardon, for 6 marks paid in the hanaper, to John del Hall, chaplain,
Westminster, and John de Scaleby of Newcastle, for acquiring to themselves
and their heirs from Thomas Gray of Horton, knight, and
entering without licence, ten messuages and ten husband lands {terras
husbandrte) in Westchyvyngton, co. Northumberland, which are held of the
king in chief ; and licence for the said Hall and Scaleby to grant the
premises to Thomas Gray, esquire, son of John Gray, esquire, and to
Margaret his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the
right heirs of the said Thomas Gray, knight.
MEMBRANE 21.
May 6. Licence, for lOL paid in the hanaper, for Robert Oxenbrugge and John
Canterbury. Halle to enfeoff Roger Fenes, knight, William Prestwyk, clerk, William
Tested by Uvedale, John Bamburgh, William Sydene, Adam Iwode, Simon Cheyne,
^^' William Burgoyne, William Gilderigge and Thomas Baynden, and their
heirs, in the manors of Burghajn and Quoodham, co. Kent, and the
bailiwick of Twitthene in the forest of Wyndesore, held of the king in chief.
April 16. Grant to William Walesby, king's clerk, of the prebend of Bisshopes-
Canterbory. hurst in the cathedral church of Chichester, which is void by the
consecration of Marmaduke Lumley to be bishop of Carlisle, and in the
king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of Chichester
being in his hands. By p.s.
Mandates in pursuajice to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishop-
ric and the dean and chapter of the said church. By the same writ.
May 11. Protection, with clause volumm, for one year for Master Thomas Chase
Westminster, or Chace, of Oxford, clerk, chancellor of Ireland, and chancellor of the
University of Oxford, staying in Ireland in the king's service.
By bill of p.s.
April 16. Grant, during pleasure, to Gilbert Parre, one of the ushers of the
Canterbury, chamber, of the office of keeper of the privy wardrobe within the Tower of
London, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the usual
fees, profits and wages by the hands of the sheriffs of the city of London,
from 16 April last, the said Gilbert having surrendered letters patent of the
last named date, which are invalid as not mentioning by whose hands
he should receive payment : notwithstanding that he has, bv grant of
Henry V, 6d. a day out of the issues of the counties of Cambridge and
Huntingdon.
Vacated by surrender^ the king on 8 May in his ninth year, having granted
tJuLt he should be paid out of the fee farm of the said city. * By p.s.
Jan. 12. Licence, by advice of the council and for 20«. paid in the hanaper, for
Westn^ster. John Carpenter, executor of Richard Whytyngton, late citizen and mercer
i^
8 HENRY VI.— Pabx 2.
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1430.
Membrane 21 — cont.
May 8.
Westminster
May 16.
Westminster
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
May 26.
Westminster.
of London, to found in the poor chapel of St. Mary over the charnel-
house in the churchyard of St. Paurs, London, where there is nobody to
officiate, a perpetual chantry of one chaplain, to be and to be called
perpetual warden of the same chapel, and to celebrate divine service there
daily. Also the said John may assign in mortmain lands and rents in
London to the value of 8 marks a year, to the said warden and the
advowson of the chantry to William Estfeld, mayor of London, and John
Bederenden, chamberlain of London, and their successors. By p.s.
John de Pilkyngton, the younger, knight, has complained that, although
he has long had the offices of the escheator, clerk of the market and
keeper of measures and weights within the land of Lreland, by letters
patent, dated 8 February 6 Henry Y and confirmed 14 February 1
Henry VI, he has been put out by colour of letters patent, under the great
seal of Ireland tested by Eichard, archbishop of Dublin, then deputy of
John Talbot of Halomshire, late lieutenant in Ireland, and confirmed by
the present king on 26 November 8 Henry VI, whereby the same offices
were granted to John Charneles, esquire of the said archbishop. The king,
therefore, commanded his chancellor of Ireland that, by writ under the
great seal of that land, he should order the sheriff of Meath to warn the said
Charneles to appear in the Chancery of England to shew cause why the
letters^ patent in his favour should not be annulled. The chancellor of
Ireland returned that the said sheriff had duly warned the said John
Charneles by Walter Taaf, John*Whyt, John Lytton and William Lang,
but the said Charneles made default ; wherefore, by advice of the justices,
sergeants at law, and other learned men of the council in the Chancery
then being, it was adjudged that the said letters patent in his favour
should be annulled, which is done accordingly.
Grant, by advice of the council, to John Stopyndon, king's clerk,
of the office of chancellor in the cathedral church of Chichester, void
by the death of Master Robert Nell and in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the bishopric being in his hands.
Mandates in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the cathedral church
and the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric.
Pvdon to John Trethewy of his outlawry in the county of Cornwall for
not appearing before the king to pay the ransom incurred by him for
failing to prosecute the appeal of robbery and breach of the peace, which
he brought against Thomas Enappe of Glyndon, co. Cornwall, ' toker,' and
others ; the said John having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of the
king's bench as William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified ; but he must
pay what is due to the king.
John Pilkyngton, knight, staying in England, has letters nominating
John Banastre and Roger Kay his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
William Haryngton, • chivaler,' received the attorneys by writ.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Lour, of the
office of clerk of the statute-merchant at Lostwythyell in the duchy of
Cornwall, with the custody of the king's seal there, which is called ' le
Touche,' and the usual fees and profits. By C.
MEMBRANE 20.
April 10. It has been shown by the mayor, aldermen and commonalty of the city
Canterbary. of London that the chapel of St. Mary by the Guildhall, London, wherein
58 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1^30. Membrane 20— cont.
there is a oollege or ohantry of five chaplains, one being warden, anciently
founded bj citizens of the city, is small, ruinous, inconvenient and
dangerous, and, except the site of the said Guildhall, which petitioners
have long been building, there is no place near whereon a larger chapel
could be built, saving the site of an old tumbledown messuage
inhabited by Sir John Bernard, now warden, and the present chaplains
of the college, on the south ^de of the said Guildhall in the parish
of St. Laurence. This messuage was assigned by Adam Fraunceys,
late citizen of London, pursuant to a licence, granted to him and to
one Peter Fauellor, by Edward HE, in the thirtieth year of his reign,
to the . then warden and chaplains and their successors. The king,
therefore, by advice of the council, licences the mayor and commonalty
to pull down the said old chapel and messuage ; to build a new and
larger chapel over the site of the messuage, and to refound the college in
the same, the said Sir John Bernard to be warden ; also the said
petitioners, in recompense for the messuage, may grant to the warden and
chaplains another messuage to dwell in, built on the north side of the
Guildhall on the common soil of the city ; and the said Bernard and
chaplains are to celebrate divine service daily for the good estate of the
king and for his soul after death, and for the estates and souls of the
founders of the said ancient college, and others as may be ordained by the
petitioners ; and are licenced to continue in possession of any lands in
the city and suburbs, wlyBreof the warden and chaplains of the said
ancient college were possessed. By p.s. and for 20s. paid in the hanaper.
April 12. Licence, for 10 marks paid in the hanaper, for Baldwin Pygot, knight,
Westminster, to assign the manor of Kerdyngton, except one acre of land, and the
advowson of two thirds of a mediety of the church of Houghton
Conquest, held of the king in chief, to John Comewaill, esquire,
William Thorn, chaplain, Richard Fille, clerk, William Risele, chaplain,
Thomas Bele and John Kent, for life, with remainder to Henry
Godfrey, William Stevenys, clerk, John Boteler, John Keteryng,
chaplain, Roger Wolf and Robert Marchall, chaplain, and their heirs.
June 29. Presentation of John Nundy, chaplain, to the church of Eaylesthorp
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln.
June 28. The like of Robert Wyot to the church of Blake Toryton in the
Westminster, diocese of Exeter.
May 5. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to John Warre, esquire, kinsman and heir of William Chauntmerle
and tenant of the town of Dalwod, co. Derby, of a charter, dated 1 July,
18 Edward III [Charter Roll, 18 Edward III, No. 12] , being the grant of
a yearly fair at Dalwod aforesaid. By E. and C. in Parliament.
May 11. Licence for the prioress and convent of St. Mary de la Pr6, by
Westminster. Northampton, to «lect an abbess in the room of Katherine Wotton,
deceased.
May 20. Licence for John Storthwayt, John Codeford and John Reynald, clerks,
Westminster, to assign in mortmain to the dean and chapter of St. Andrew's, Wells,
three messuages, one toft, four gardens, 100 acres of land, 12 acres of
meadow, 7 acres of wood and 1^. rent in Stokecursy and Edeston, co.
Somerset, valued at 50«. a year and not held of the king, as appears by
inquisition taken before William Poulet, escheator in the said county, as
part satisfaction to the extent of 4 marks a year of the licence to acquire
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1430.
Membrane 20 — cont.
land and rent to the value of 40 marks a year, which was granted by
letters patent dated 22 November 2 Henry YI. The assignment is for
the support of certain charges and pious works for the souls of Nicholas,
late bishop of Bath and Wells, and of his parents and benefactors, as the
said grantors may ordain. For 20 marks paid in the hanaper.
May 29. Pardon to Thomas Hoper of Bathe, co. Somerset, clerk, of his outlawry
Westminster, in the county of Wilts, for not appearing before William Babyngton and
his fellows, justices of the bench, to satisfy John Nyweman, Nicholas
Danyell and Thomas Baldewyn of a judgment debt of 40Z. and 10 marks
damages ; he having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of the king's
bench and paid the debt and damages, as William Gheyne, chief justice,
has certified.
May 19. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Clarence,
Westminster, groom of the chamber, for good service, of the office of the king's gaol of
Yevelchestre, co. Somerset, with the wages, fees, profits and commodities
thereto belonging, which Bichard Brugges lately had, to be discharged by
the said Clarence or his deputy ; notwithstanding that he and John Penycok,
yeoman of the robes, have by the king's gift the office of the ammobreth
and raglawry of the commote of Ardidue, co. Meryenneth, to the value of
101. a year. By p.s.
May 26. Revocation of the protection for one year, which on 16 March last was
Westminster, granted to John Parker of London, ' grocer,' as about to proceed to the
king's realm of France there to abide in the company of John Cobham,
knight ; because he tarries in the city of London, as the sheriffs have
certified.
May 28. Orant for life, by advice of the council, to John Trebell, king's knight,
Westminster, of the maintenance, fees and wages of a poor knight of Windsor. By p.s.
June 18. Grant, during pleasure, to Walter Neseham of the office of tronage and
Westminster, pesage in the port of Sandwich, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 18. Presentation of John Baron to the church of Newenam in the
Westminster, diocese of Winchester ; directed to the vicar-general in the absence of the
bishop abroivd. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 19.
Feb. 25. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and convent of Beauvale, co. Nottingham, of letters
patent, dated 4 November 1 Henry V, inspecting and confirming the
following : —
1. A charter, dated 27 October 1 Henry IV [Charter Boll,
1 Henry IV, part 1, No. 22] , inspecting and confirming a charter,
dated 22 June 2 Richard 11 [ChaHer Roll, 2 Richard II, No. 8]
inspecting and confirming the following : —
(1) A charter dated 20 March 19 Edward HI [Charter RoU,
19 Edward III, No. 21] in favour of the prior and brethren.
(2) Letters patent dated 6 September 87 Edward III.
2. Letters patent dated 4 April 4 Henry IV.
By E. and C. in Parliament.
60 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
j^QQ MEMBRANE 18.
June 22. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Northampton to deliver the
Westminster, temporalities of the abbey of St. Mary de la Pr6, Northampton, to
Margaret Multon, sister and nun of the said house, whose election to be
abbess has been confirmed by the bishop of Lincoln and whose fealty the
king has ordered to be taken by the abbot of Pippewell.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
May 19. Grant, by advice and assent of the lords of the council, and by authority
Westminster* of an act of the last Parliament, that the mayor and commonalty of
the city of London, shall have repayment on the octave of Martinmas
next of the sum of 6,666Z. 12s. 16jd. lent by them to the king, out of
the tenth and fifteenth, granted by the commonalties of England in the
said Parliament and payable at Martinmas next, as follows : — 2,864^. 6s. 6d.
from Norfolk; 788Z. 69. Sd. from London; 1,428Z. 8s. from Suffolk;
8222. 6s. from Middlesex; 942Z. 18s. 3id, from Eesteven, 00. Lincoln;
241Z. 18s. lid. from Kent; 200Z. from Rutland; and 484/. Bs, from co.
Huntingdon. By p.s.
The like to the following, of the following sums from the following
places, respectively : —
John Comewaill, ' chivaler,' 5001 . from Bedfordshire.
The mayor, &c. of Salisbury, 721. from Salisbury.
The prior of St. John of Jerusalem in England, 2672. 9s. 4td.
from Cambridgeshire and 662. 17s. Ad. from Sussex ; 8882. 6s. 8d,
in all.
The cardinal of England, commonly called the bishop of Win-
chester, 1,000 marks from Devon; 600 marks from Surrey; 7002.
horn CO. Southampton ; 600 marks from Worcestershire ; 600 marks
from Cornwall; 8002. from Somerset; 1,8002. from 00. Gloucester;
862. 7s. lOd. from Oxford town; 1,0002. from co. Oxford; 6002.
from Wilts ; 1,000 marks from co. Cambridge ; 8002. from co. Berks ;
1,000 marks from co. Dorset ; 1,000 marks from co. Sussex ;
6942. 19s. lOd. from co. Warwick ; and 600/. from co. Buckingham ;
making 9,9602. 12d. in aU.
The mayor, &c. of Bristol 2202. from Bristol and 118/. 6s. Sd. from
the tunnage and poundage in the same.
Eichard Hankeford, < chivaler,' 762. 8s. 4td. and JElobert Chalons,
* chivaler,' 100 marks, from Devon.
John Wode 20 marks, Henry Greindore 20 marks from co. Worcester.
William Poulet 202. Hugh Cari 102. the abbot of Michihiey 20
marks, John Eeynold and others 200 marks, the dean of Wells 402.
John Gune and others 802. the abbot of Athelney 202. the men of
Wells 10 marks, the men of the town of Taunton 162. and' the men
of the city of Bath 20 marks, from co. Somerset.
The men of the town of Banbury 100s. John Miton and others of
the township of Henle 62. and John Bestwold 40s. from co. Oxford.
John Wodehous and others of the hundred of Frebrigge 1102. the
same John and others of the hundred of Brodecroe 412. the same
John and others of the hundred of Galowe 862. 18s. 4(2. the same
John and others of the hundred of Glaclos 112. 6s. 8d. and John
Holtman 10 marks, from Norfolk.
The mayor, &c. of York 1622. from York city.
8 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 61
1430.
Membrane 18— conf.
The rector of Edjngdon 20 marks, John Wychford 20^. John
Whithome 20 marks, John Coventre and others 102. Thomas Eeche
and others 82. the dean and chapter of Salisbury 100 marks, and
John Britte of Hendon 20 marks, from Wilts.
MEMBRANES 18 {eont,) and 17.
The men of Gloucester 50 marks, from oo. Gloucester.
Thomas Ingeham, Bichard Monesle and John Cambrigge 172Z. IM.
William Amolde lOOs. John Lynford 100s. John Fitz Bauf 20 marks,
Henry Notyngham 20Z. William Pykerynge of Pylby 100*. Robert
Kente of Ormesby 66s. 8d. Adam Homyngstoft 66a. Sd. Warin
Spicer 66s. 8d. John Garliek 66s. 8d, John Fen 100s. John Drake
66s. 8d. Walter Horn 66s. 8d. John Intewoode 62. 18s. 4d. John
Blomvile 100s. John Stonham 100s. John Storer 66s. 8^. John
Yongehusbonde 66s. 8d. William Baksterre 66s. 8d. John Joye lOOs^
William Payn 6Z. 18s. 4d. Edmund Barry, knight, lOZ. Henry
Pakenham 66s. 8d. Thomas Styward 100s. Hugh Yardale 66s. 8^.
John Kydelham 66s. 8d. Robert Lessy of Odythorp 100s. Roger
Caus lOOs. John Baxster 102. Thomas Whitewell 10 marks, John
Melman, Thomas Brigge and Thomas Roos 72. John Hacon and
John Broune 20 marks, Henry Gatte 10 marks, Nicholas Castell 20
marks, Richard Stotvile 100s. John Grigges of Welles 100s. John
Chapman, Robert Doke, and John Graule 502. John Stannard of
Couteshale 60s. Oliver Groos 102. Thomas Westerton of Dagworth
10 marks, John Parmoter, John Franke and others of the town
of Lynne 1002. Edmund Hayford of Bamham 100s. Thomas
Syngelton of Stowe 5 marks, Augustine Stratton of Eirton 10 marks,
and John Wodehous and others of the hundred of Smythedon 722.
from CO. Norfolk.
John Cokayn, * chivaler,* 192. 18s. id, and Nicholas Moungomery,
' chivaler,' 20 marks, from oo. Derby.
John Paunton 100s. from Shrewsbury town.
Ralph Cromwell, knight, and others 5892. 9s. Id. Master William
Lynwode 100 marks, from Lyndesey, co. Lincoln ; Richard Pynchebek
and others of the town of Pynchebek 802. Richard Benyngton,
Thomas Flete and others 1602. the men of the town of Evesham 82.
Richard Welby and others of the town of Multon 222. and John
Sutton and others of the town of Sufflet 82. from Holand, cp. Lincoln.
Robert Cotton 102. the mayor and other men of Kedyng 202. and
the men of the town of Wokyngham 42. from Berks.
John Colvyle, 'chivaler,' 402. and William Assenhull 40 marks
from CO. Cambridge.
The bishop of Coventry 100 marks, the abbot of Combe 10 marks,
the abbot of Stonley 100s. the mayor and other men of Coventre
1002. John Jonys and John Wynferton 202. from co. Warwick.
Thomas Lichebarowe 100s. and the mayor and men of Northamp-
ton 402. from co. Northampton.
William Bowes, ' chivaler,' 100 marks, William Chauncellor 202.
and the prior of Newburgh 10 marks, from co. Northumberland.
The feoffees of the duchy of Lancaster 8,0282. 18s. Hd. viz. 1692.
from CO. Bedford ; 1792. 7s. 0^. from co. Southampton ; 962. 10s. 7d,
62 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Membrane 17 — conU
from CO. Worcester ; 127/. 17s. 4d. from co. Cornwall ; 178Z. 18«. Id.
from CO. Gloucester ; 423/. Ids. from co. Hereford ; 548Z. 4s. Sd. from
CO. Stafford; 806/. 16s. 4d. from co. Northumberland; 288/. 2s. 9^.
from CO. Lancaster; 217/. 8s. 11^. from co. Nottingham, and 502/. 18s.
from CO. Salop.
John Leventhorp, the elder, 20/. John Vesy and others 20/. John
Tyrell and others 84/. the same John and others 41/. William Flete
100/. divers persons of Aldenham 118s. and John atte Well and
others 6/. from co. Hertford.
The abbot of Shirboume 10/. John Baret and others of Shaftes-
bury 20 marks, and John Bene and others of the same 20/. from Dorset.
John Bagot 40 marks from co. Stafford.
The prior of Bridlyngton 10/. Thomas Swanlonde and others of
Beverley {Beverah) 671. 19s. lOd. Bobert Babthorp, < chivaler,' 40/.
the prior of Watton 6 marks, John (Nonstable 10 marks, and the
prior of Eirkeham 10/. from East Biding, co. York.
The prior of Gisburgh 10/. John Dene 10 marks, Master Boger
Esyngwold 5 marks, and the men of the town of Doncastre 20/. from
CO. Westmoreland.
William Bigmadyn 10/. John Pykwell 10/. the mayor of Coventre
and others 100 marks, the vicar of Coventre 20 marks, and the prior
of Coventre 20 marks from co. Leicester.
Henry Sayvell 100s. Bobert Percy 100s. Edmund Fitz William
10/. the men of the township of Selby 8/. John Selowe 10/. the
abbot of Selby 20 marks, and the abbot of Eirkestall 10/. from West
Biding, co. York. [Fadera.]
April 5. Licence, for 50 marks paid in the hanaper, for Thomas do Boos of
WestmiiiBter. Hamelak, knight, to grant his manor of Estboume and hamlet of
Hechyngton, co. Sussex, and his manors of Addyrley and Sponeley, co*
Salop, which are held of the king in chief, to Thomas Chaworth,
William Babyngton, and Bobert Babthorp, knights, Nicholas Wymbyssh,
clerk, Bichard Hanserd, William Heton, Geoffrey Paynell, Bobert Hoton,
and Bobert Wesynham, esquires, Balph Holand, citizen and draper of
London, John Bowys, William Blakbume and Bichard Benyngton, and
their heirs.
July 18. William Cheyne, Bobert Sireston and Bobert Neutebome acquired to
Westminater. themselves and their heirs from William Brantyngham, knight, the
manor of Catteshull, co. Surrey, which is held of the king in chief,
and entered therein, and afterwards demised it, by the name of the
manor of Catishill, to the said William Brantyngham, John
Brantyngham and John Elston and to William Olyvere, since
deceased, son of the said John Brantyngham, and their heirs.
The latter grantees also entered, and afterwards the said William
Brantyngham released all his right and title to his kinsman, the said John
Brantyngham, and his heirs. Then the same John granted the premises
to Thomas Wyntereshull, Bobert Wyntereshull, John Marchall, Bobert
Stoughton, Henry Stoughton and Thomas Elyot, and their heirs ; and,
after they had entered, the said John Elston, by the name of John Elston
of Little Lymbergh, co. Lincoln, released to them ; these things being done
without licence. But now the king, for 10 marks paid in the hanaper,
has pardoned these trespasses.
8 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 63
2^29 Membrane 17 — cont,
Sept. 28. Licence, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
W^tminster, present Parliament, for the abbot and convent of Abbottesbury to acquire,
^ di^^of *^ ^^ mortmain, 20 librates of land or rent, not held of the king in chief,
Gloucester f^oni John, bishop of Bath and Wells, Humphrey Stafford, *chivaler,* or
(nc). other persons, to keep up certain divine charges and works of piety for the
good estate of the king and of Humphrey duke of Gloucester and of the
said bishop and Humphrey Stafford, while alive, and for their souls after
death and for the souls of Henry IV, Henry V, and the parents and
ancestors of the said bishop and Humphrey Stafford and others as they, or
other donors, may ordain.
By pet. in Parliament and for 100 marks paid in the hanaper.
On 28 June 17 Henry VI the said abbot and convent by virtue of this licence
acquired from the said bishop and from Hugh Kene, Henry BlakemorCf clerk,
and Robert Corf, clerk, the manor of Skilgate, co. Somerset, and two thirds of
the manor of Milton by GUlyngham, co. Dorset; also from the same bishop,
Hugh and Robert, and from John Hody and John Stork, a third of the said
manor of Milton; also from the said Robert and Walter Bolde, clerk, a
msssuage, a toft, 25 acres of land, 5 acres of meadow, 8 acres of pasture and
one acre of wood in Tolre Porcorum, co, Dorset, as part satisfaction, to the
■I J o A extent of 24 m^irks yearly, of the said 20 librates.
l4oU.
July 15. Inspeximtts and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the tenants of the honour of Huntingdon of a charter of
Henry HI as follows : — Henricus, Dei gratia rex Anglie, dominus Hibemie,
dux Normannie, Aquitanie, et comes Andegavie, archiepiscopis, epiwopis,
ahbatibus, prioribus, comitibus, baronibus, justiciaris, vicecomitibus, prepositis,
ministris et omnibus baUivis etjidelibus suis, salutem, Sciatis nos concessisse
et hoc carta nostra confirmassepro nobis et heredibus nostris Johanni, comiti
Cestrie et Huntindonie, quod ipse et heredes sui habearU omnes libertates
suhscriptas qy>as predecessores sui, comites Huntindonie, habuerunt temportbu^s
predecessorum nostrorum, regum Anglie; videlicet quod ipse et heredes sui
et homines sui, qui tenent de honore Huntindonie, in quibu^scunque
comitatibus vel baUivis fuerint, habeant et teneant terrc^s suas cum
soea et saca tt thol et iheam et infangenethef et vtfangeTUhef, in bosco
et piano, in mis et semitis, in pratis et pascuis, in aqvis et ' molendinis,
in vivariis et stagnis et piscariis, et in omnibus aliis locis et rebus
ad terras suae pertinentibus, solutas et liberas et quietas de theloneo et
pontagio et passagio et pedagio et pa^agio et stallagio et tallagio et de shiris et
hundredis et de sectis shirarum et hundredorum et de auxiliis vicecomitum et
servientum et de geldis et danegeldis et hidagiis et de blodwita et deferdwita et
de fichtwita, de murdro et de denariis ad murdrum pertinentibus et de waste
foreste et assarto et guardo et regardo et de operationibus castellorum et murorum
etfossatorum et parcorum et pontium et calcearum et de omni consuetudine et
exactUme seculari et opere servUi et capiant siccuin et viride, vbicunqu£ fuerint
' et voluerint, in boscis suis sine visu et liberacione forestariorum nostrorum. Et
sint bosci eorum in eorum propria custodia. Et quod predictus comes et
heredes sui habeant hayam suam de Oerdeleya et bruscam suam de Barthona et
de Dudyngtona quietas et liberas ad vendendum et dandum cuicunque voluerint
et ad facieTidum de eis quad eis placuerit. Et quod habeant venacionem et
warennam suam in eis. Et bene warantisent cuicunqus voluerint viam ubique
de honore de Huntyndonia. Quare volumus et firmiter precipimus pro nobis
et heredibus nostris quod predictus J, comes Cestrie et Huntindonie, et heredes
sui et homines sui qui tenent de honore Huntindonie, in quibuscunque comita-
tibus vel baUivis fuerint, habeant et teneant terras siuis cum omnibus libertatibus
et quietandis predictis bene et in pace sicut predictum est. Hiis testUms,
64 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Membrane 17 — c(mt.
venerabili patre P, Wyntoniensi episcopo, W, de Warenna, conUte Surreie, W,
de Ferrariis, comite Derbies H. comite Herefordie, Stephana de Sedgrave,
jiistici-ario Anglie, Waltero de Lascy, Jokanne de Monemue, Radulfo de Mortuo
Mari, Rogero de Quensy, Radulfo JUto Nicolai^ Jokanne filio Philippi,
Galfndo Dispensatore, Willelmo de Picheford, Bartholomeo Peek et aZiis.
Data per manum venerabilis patris Radulji Cicestrends episeopiy canceUarii
nostrif apud Herefordam, septimo die Novembris anno regm nostri decimo
octavo. By E. and G. in Parliament.
MEMBRANE 16.
July 8. John de Teye, son of Eobert de Teye esquire, John Symond, Henry
Westminster. Somyr, Thomas Godsfcon, John Eton, John Basset of ChyshuU, John
Wellys, rector of St. Runwald's, Colchester, Heni^ Sayer of Fordham,
clerk, and William Parson the younger of All Saints' parish, Colchester,
lately acquired to themselves, their heirs and assigns, from John Howard
of Stoke Neylond and Andrew Botyller, knights, and from William Clopton
of Melleford, co. Suffolk, William Tendryng of Little Bryche, John
Sumpter of Colchester and John Ewelle, esquires, the manor of Leyr del
Hay, which is held of the king in chief, and entered therein, after which
John Loveney, esquire, who held the premises jointly with the above-
named grantors, released to the purchasers. All this was done without
licence, but for 12 marks paid in the hanaper the king has pardoned
these trespasses.
May 26. Licence, by advice of the council and for 40Z. paid in the hanaper, for
Westminster. William Peyto, * chivaler,* William Botener of Wittibrok, John Catesby,
William Lee and William Donyngton to grant in mortmain an acre of
land in Navesby and the advowson of Navesby church, co. Northampton,
not held immediately of the king, to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's,
Combe, co. Warwick, and for the abbot and convent to appropriate the
said church, with the statutory proviso. By p.s.
May 26. Licence, by advice of the council and for half a mark paid in the
Westminster, hanaper, for Thomas White of London, bom in Lreland, to dwell in
England for the rest of his life, notwithstanding the proclamation made
by advice of the council and at the request of the commonalty of England
in the last Parliament. By p.s.
The like for the following for the following fines respectively : —
John Syda, chaplain, born in Cork, 20s.
John Caudebek, chaplain, bom in Cromyth, 20s.
John Waleys of Gloucestre, taillour, and Ellen, his wife, both bom
in Ireland, 18«. 4d.
John Eenrath, chaplain. Ids. 4i.
John Donnan, chaplain, 1 mark.
John Nangle, chaplain, 80s.
William Caversham of Esthenreth, co. Berks, and Joan his wife,
both born in Ireland, 20s.
Robert Londe of Bristol, 20s.
John Sampson of Bristol, chaplain, 20s.
William Began, chaplain. Ids. id.
Patrick Gherott, chaplain, 18s. 4d.
Dennis Aleyn, Ids. id,
William Bipper alias Cok of Newerk, co. Nottingham, < horspoleman,'
18s. 4d.
8 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 65
1430.
Membrane 16 — cont,
Adam Bede of Belgrave, | mark.
Gregory Percyvale and Ellen, his wife, both born in Ireland, 6s. 8d.
John Thunder of Wodecherche, chaplain, 18s. 4d.
William Gumberford of Newecherche, chaplain,* Ids. Ad.
David Bysset, chaplain, 18s. 4J.
Dennis Kyrnban, chaplain, 20s.
[Fadera.] All by p.s.
MEMBRANE 15.
May 29* Pardon, for 100s. paid in the hanaper, to Henry Ghampeneys and
Westminster. Elizabeth, late the wife of Walter Bomesey, esquire, tenant in chief, for
intermarrying without the king's licence.
May 4. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Bradley
Westminster, king's servitor, for good service, of the office of parker of Hellesbury and
Lantegulos, co. Gornwall, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy,
with the usual fees, wages and profits. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender^ the king on 10 January^ in his sixteenth year, having
granted to the said WiUiam the said office for life.
June 80. Pardon, for 40s. paid in the hanaper, to Henry Percy, earl of Northum-
Westminster, berland, Thomas Boswell of Tevelby, William Hill of Tevelby, Henry
Ingram of Tevelby, John Grayne of Wyflyngham, John Burtonvof Sixill,
John Baxter of Sixill, John Smyth, * belgetere,' of Louth, Walter
Skynner of Louth, William Grystian of Kevermond, John Burton of
Holtham, W^illiam Allot of Sixill and John Hardy of Wyflyngham, for
acquiring for life from the prior and convent of Sixill, and entering
without licence, 50 acres of meadow and 800 acres of pasture in Tyryngton
by Sixill, which are held of the king in chief, and licence for them to
retain the same ; pardon also to the prior and convent.
July 5. The like, for 2 marks, to Balph Grengres, William Grengres, Edmund
Westminster. Grengres, John Brugges, William Brugges, Edmund Brugges, Edmund
Heyforth, Bartholomew Draper and Edmund Draper for acquiring to
themselves and their heirs from Nicholas Gerard of Fakenham Magna
and entering without licence, a messuage and 48 acres of land in Faken-
ham Magna and Sapston, which are held of the king in chief, and licence
for them to retain the same.
July 5. Insperimus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Thomas Hopton, esquire, and his heirs of the following : —
1. A charter, dated 24 November' 9 Edward I [Charter RoU
9 Edward J, No. 107J, being a grant to Walter de Hopton of free
warren in Hopton, Bradeford and Shelderton co. Salop and in
Over Staunton, Netherestaunton and Maudel co. Hereford.
2. A charter, dated 10 May 18 Edward I [Charter Roll 18 Edward I,
No. 107] , being the like grant to Adam de Monte Gomeri in Eton
Gostentyn, Ficces, Sandford and Borewarton co. Salop.
By E. and G. in Parliament.
May 20. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Walter Stirkland,
Westminster, esquire, of the office of master of the king's dogs called < heirers ' with
the wages of 12d. a day out of the issues of the counties of Bedford and
Buckingham, as Hugh Malgrave, deceased, had ; he having surrendered the
24881 K
66 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Membrane 15 — cont.
1
grant which was made to him by Henry V and confirmed by the present
king, of 10^. a year out of the idnage of cloth exposed for sale in the city
of York, and also his claim to 1,000 marks for taking Henry Talbot,
traitor to the said late king. By p.s.
Vacated by surrendeVf tJie king on 4 July, in his ninth year, liavimj (jranted
him tlie office mth the said wages to hold umier a certain form.
July 5. Inspeximus and confirmation of a deed of Reginald de Hesdyng, knight,
Westminster, deceased, being a grant to Wimar de Plumsted and his heirs in fee of a
messuage with a windmill and all the land which Humphrey son of
Stanmer sometime held of the grantor in the towns of Plumsted, Witton,
Possewyk, Brundhale and Blafeud, viz. 66 acres and 2 roods of arable land
in divers plots ; and 4 acres and a rood of meadow and pasture with the
nm of a free fold (cursu xmius falde lihere) belonging to the said land,
and the rents and services of B. Fraunceys and J. atte Townsend (J. ad
capiui viUe) and all other tenants of the tenement : at the yearly rent of
8s. payable at four terms for all services, customs and suits either to the
grantor*s courts or to the king's hundred courts. Gersum, 10 marks.
Warranty. Witnesses : Robert de Mounteny, Philip Angot, Amulph
de Buris, Richard Extraneus, Roger de Milham, Sayer de Brisele,
Reginald de Staunford, Humphrey son of Reginald, Walter de Bruna,
Hugh de Wyrham, Geoffrey Colet, Wymar Merlyour, Leo Mauduit,
William de Cobham, Sewall Marchant, Philip Fraunceys and many others.
For \ mark paid in the hanaper.
June 28. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the conncil, to Robert Caudray,
Westminster, king's Serjeant, of the office of chancellor of the greenwax of the exchequer
of Ireland, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the usual
fees, wages, profits and rewards. By p.s.
July 10. Pardon, for 1 2 marks paid in the hanaper, to Robert Babthorp, knight,
Westminster. Henry Brounflet, knight, Thomas Darcy, Master Richard Bumham, John
Counstable, Thomas Banton, John Portyngton and Thomas Darnall for
acquiring to themselves and their heirs from Thomas Metham, esquire,
and entering without licence, eight messuages, and seventeen bovates of
land in Southbum and Tibthorp, which are held in chief, and licence for
them to retain the same.
July 13. Presentation of John Sutton, clerk, to the church of Lyndewod, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln.
July 1. Grant, by advice of the council, to John, duke of Norfolk, of leave of
Westminster absence from Ireland so long as he shall remain in the king's service in
France, enjoying the issues of his lands &c. in Ireland notwithstanding
the statute against absentees. By p.s.
March 20. Licence, for 10/. paid in the hanaper, for William Porter, knight, and
Canterbury. John Ryvell to grant the manor of Ixnyngge which they hold in chief in
the counties of Suffolk and Cambridge (except one acre of land which they
are to reserve in order to remain the king's tenants) to William Alnewyk,
bishop of Norwich, William Phelip, knight, John Martyn, justice of the
Common Bench, Nicholas Wymbyssh, clerk, Thomas Sutton of Milton,
esquire, John Byllyng of Thorilby, Richard Hyweye, clerk, William
Weldon of Weldon and Henry Spelman of Apethorp and their heirs.
Vacated because ehexcJiere this year. [See p. 88.]
June 18. Presentation of John Mapilton, king's clerk, to the .church of
Westminster. Eccleston in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, void by the death of
William Radclyff.
8 HENRY M.— Part 2. 67
j^gQ MEMBRANE 14.
May 261 Pardon, for 40«. paid in the hanaper, to John Cheverell, Henry Gouitz
Westminster, and Richard Byle for acquiring to themselves and their heirs from
Thomas Woth and entering without licence, 6 messuages, 1 carucate and
1 virgate of land and 7 acres of meadow in Charleton Camville co.
' Somerset held in chief, by the name of all the lands which the said
Thomas held in that town. Grant also that they may have again the
premises which have been taken into the king's hand on account of the
above mentioned trespass.
May 28. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Dekon, king's
Westminster. Serjeant, for his good service to the last two kings and to the present
king, of the office of porter of the castle of Porchestre with the wages of
8rf. a day thereto belonging; grant also of the custody of the warren
called *Kynge8den,' with the wages of l^L a day for a servant, which John
Hayward had when alive, payable by the sheriff of Hampshire. By p.s.
April 17. Licence, by advice of the council, for the prior and convent of Christ-
Westminster, church, Canterbury, to acquire in mortmain, lands and rent, whether
held of the king or of others, to the value of 16^. a year ; in consideration
of the extensive repairs which have been going on in their church, and of
their having surrendered a licence unexecuted, dated 19 May, 16 Richard II,
to acquire land not held in chief to the value of 10^. a year. By p.s.
May 27. Presentation of Thomas Baldyng to the church of Kirkeby in Asshefeld,
Westminster, in the diocese of York, void by the resignation of Richard Bekyngham,
clerk. By p.s.
June 15. Revocation of the protection with clause volumm for one year which on
Westminster. 16 April last was granted to William Huberd, citizen and *vynter' of
London as about to proceed to France -with the king in the company of
John, earl of Huntingdon, because he tarries in the city of London and
the suburbs thereof as the sheriffs have certified.
May 80. Presentation of John Hawekys, chaplain, to the church of Newenham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of John Sudbury ;
directed to the vicar-general in the absence of the bishop abroad.
May 27. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Walter Golde, king's
Westminster, servitor, for his good service, of the office of bailiff of the stannary of
Fowymore co. Cornwall, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy,
with the usual profits and commodities, in like manner as John Boston
had when alive. By p.s.
June 22. Licence for the prior and convent of St. James's by Northampton to
Westminster, elect an abbot in the room of John Bacoun, deceased.
June 24. Pardon to Robert Wryghte of Lydgate, co. Suffolk, * parker,' for the
Westminster, death of Robert Bury of Denardeston, whereof he was charged, he having
killed him in self-defence as appears by the record of William Westbury
and his fellows, justices appointed to deliver the gaol of Bury St. Edmunds,
June 80. Presentation of Thomas William to the church of St. Leonard without
Westminster, the Southgate of Exeter, in the diocese of Exeter.
July 4. ^^6 lik^ of Master William Gosselyn to the church of St. Matthew,
Westminster. Ipswich, in the diocese of Norwich.
The like of David Ferrour, chaplain, to the vicarage of Stokecursy m
the diocese of Bath and Wells.
68 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1 j^qri Membrane 14 — cont.
July 5. Commission to John Cottesmore and John Fray to be justices of assize
Westminster, in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Bedford and
Buckingham and in the city of Norwich. By C.
The like to the following : —
John Hals and Richard Neuton in the counties of Somerset, Dorset,
Southampton, Wilts, Devon and Cornwall.
William Westbury and Thomas Rolf in the counties of Oxford, Berks,
Gloucester, Worcester, Hereford, Salop and Stafford.
July 12. Grant, during pleasure, to Stephen Huchons of the office of tronage and
Westminster, pesage in the port of Melcomb with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
r
July 16. Signification to R. bishop of Lincoln of the royal assent to the election
Westminster, of brother John Watteford, canon of St. James's by Northampton, to be
abbot of that place.
July 8. Appointment, during pleasure, of James Flammak to be controller of
Westminster, the great and petty customs and of the subsidies on wool, hides and
woolfells and of tunnage and poundage in the ports of Plymouth and
Fowy at the usual wages and fees and with the statutory proviso against
working by deputy. By bill of the treasurer,
July 13. Pardon to John Hertwell of London, * mercer,' of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Hertford for not appearing before John Juyn and his fellows,
justices lately appointed to take the assize ci novel disseisin which
William Strete arramed against the said John and others relative to a
tenement in North Berkhamstede, Rekmersworth and Staundon, to
satisfy the king concerning the ransom due for the disseisin in question ;
the said John having satisfied the said William of the damages which
were adjudged to him, as the said William by Simon Strete, his attorney,
has acknowledged in the King's Bench, and having also surrendered to
the Marshalsea prison of the King's Bench, as William Cheyne, chief
justice, has certified.
July 8. Grtiint, by advice of the council, to the mayor and citizens of the city
Westminster, of Waterford in Ireland, on their petition, that for three years they shall
receive SOL a year by the hands of the treasurer of that land to be
expended under the survey of a controller or surveyor to be appointed by
the lieutenant of Ireland, on the repair and defence of the town. It
appears that the city, which has been held of the kings of England from
the time of Henry II at the fee farm of 100 marks a year, has been so
wasted as well by Irish enemies and English rebels as by armed Bretons,
Scots and Spaniards coming by sea, that during the last three years the
goods and chattels of the petitioners and their shipping have been utterly
destroyed, and the ditches, walls, towers, gates and portcullises (jpo^-ti-
foria; Privy Seal has 'portcolys') are so old and ruinous in many
places as to be all but fallen to the ground {qiuui ad terram sunt
prostrata). By p.s. [2266.]
MEMBRANES 13 to 11.
July 12. hisveximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Gloucester,
Westminster by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the Parliament
held at Westminster in the king's first year, of the following : —
8 IIENEY VI.— Part '2. • 69
1430.
Memhranes IS to 11 — cont.
I. A charter dated 80 October 2 Henry V [Charter Roll 2 Henry F,
part If no. 2.]
II. Letters patent, dated 24 May, 46 Edward III, being an exempli-
fication of a writ, dated 6 March, 17 Edward II, commanding the
escheator to restore to the abbot the manor of Stanedyssh, co.
Gloucester, which had been taken into the king's hands.
[Calendar of the Close Bolls, 17 Edward 11, j). 64.]
By K. and C. in Parliament.
July 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Twynyho to be controller of the
Westminster, great and petty customs and of the subsidies on wool, hides and woolfells
and of tunnage and poundage in the port of Bristol, at the usual fees and
wages and with the statutory proviso against working by deputy.
By biU of the treasurer.
July 20. Grant, by advice of the council, to Beginald Pulham, chaplain, of the
Westminster, prebend of Waltham, in the cathedral church of Chichester, void by the
resignation of Nicholas Wymbyssh, and in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of the bishopric of Chichester being in his hands.
By p.s.
Mandates, in pursuance, to the dean and chapter of the church and to
the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric. By p.s.
July 24. Presentation of John Hoton, chaplain, to the church of Slyme, in the
Westminster, diocese of Terouane ; addressed to L. bishop of Terouane.
May 26. Protection for ten years for David ap Yevan, abbot of Tallan in Wales
Westminster, and for the canons, servants and tenants of the house, which has been
wasted by misrule and vexatious law-suits, and commission of the custody
of the possessions of the same to James Daudely, knight, justice of South
Wales, John Gruffuth, knight, Lewis Johan, esquire, Gruffuth Dun, sheriiff
of Carmarthen, Master I^wis Beede, clerk, and Bees ap Llewelyn ap
Gruffuth Yaghan esquire, or to any justice, chamberlain, sheriff and
steward there for the time being, who are to enquire intd the matter and
certify the king in Chancery. By p.s.
Aug. 8. Presentation of Thomas Stanhurst, vicar of Basford, in the diocese of
Scroby. York, to the church of Bavenston, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield,
on an exchange of benefices with John Paunton.
July 6. Assignment, by advice of the great council, to John Badclyf, king's
Westminster, knight, seneschal of Aquitaine, in part payment of old debts due to him and
the people whom he had for the safe keeping of the said duchy and the
castle of Fronsak, of 6,620Z. 6^. lid, out of any customs and subsidies
levied in the ports of Melcombe, Exemouth, Dertemouth, Plymmouth,
Fowy and Bryggewater ; provided always that he shall proceed to
Aquitaine to serve the king there, whensoever warned so to do by the king
and council, before next Michaelmas year, in accordance with certain
indentures agreed on between him and the king, or as may be otherwise
agreed upon ; and that he shall take a corporal oath before the lords of the
council that he shall do his faithful diligence for the betterment of the
said ports for the king's and his profit, while his assignments last, but he
must not by any agreement procure wools or other merchandise to be
brought from other ports and shipped in the ports assigned to him, except
from the towns for which the said ports have been wont to serve as
shipping places. He is to nominate one customer in each port. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the collectors in the said ports.
70 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J iOQ MEMBRANES 10 to 1.
Dec. 20. Innpeximus and confirmation^ by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Richard, bishop of Lincoln, and to the dean and chapter of that
place and their successors of a charter, dated 20 June,! Henry V [Charter
Boll 1 Henry F, jmrt 3, No, 11] inspecting and confirming a charter, dated
9 March, 2 Henry IV [CharUr Iloll 2 Bmry IV, part 1 No. 1] .
-I iOA MetJihrane 1 (cant,)
Aug. 16. Grant to the citizens of York of murage for seven years.
York.
J ^29 MEMBRANE 34tZ.
Dec. 6. Commission to the mayor, aldermen and constables of Bishop's Lenn
WestminBter. to survey the ditches around the town and have them cleansed of weeds
1 J Q rk and filth. By p.s.
Feb. 19. Commission to James Strangways, John Ellerkare and Richard Bruyn,
Westminster, and to any two of them to hold inquisition in the counties of Northamp-
ton, Leicester, Nottingham, Derby, Lincoln and Warwick as to escapes of
felons from prisons belonging to the king or others.
Feb. 8. Commission to John Fray, one of the barons of the exchequer, and to
Westminster, John Geryn, one of the auditors of the same, by advice of the council, to
audit the accounts of all sheriffs, escheators, receivers, ringilds, reeves
and other ministers and officers of the king in the parts of South Wales,
to estall, settle or respite arrears, to survey all castles, lordships and manors
there, their defects and repairs, and the governance of the officers, at
fees and wages by the day to be agreed upon between the commissioners
and the treasurer of England, and to be payable at the Beceipt of the
Exchequer or by the hands of the chamberlain or other ministers in the
.parts aforesaid. By p.s.
The like to the same for the parts of North Wales and county of
Chester.
Feb. 16. Commission to John Orell, esquire, serjeant of the king's armoury
Westmiiister within the Tower of London, to arrest and take the armourers, * furbours *
and other artificers as well as the carriage required by his office.
MEMBRANE 33d.
Feb. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Cottesmore, Thomas
Westminster. Chancer, esquire, John Golafre, esquire, William Fyndern, Bichard
Bestwold and Edmund Bede, and to two or more of them including
cither Cottesmore or Rede, for treasons and felonies done in the county
of Berks, within liberties and without.
Jan. 14. The like to John Hals, Henry Somer, Thomas Bolf , Bobert Fitz Boberd,
Westminster. Thomas Frowyk and Walter Grene, and two or more of them, including
Hals, for the county of Middlesex. By C.
8 HENEY VI.— Part 2. 71
l^^Q MEMBRANE 31d.
Feb. 26. Commission to John Hunt, king's serjeant at arms, and John Hert to
Westminster, arrest in all ports from Newcastle-upon-Tyne to Sandwich all ships from
20 to 120 tons burden, with their masters and crews and to bring theln to
Sandwich by 16 April next for the king's passage.
The like to John Talbot, king's serjeant at arms, and to John Lexham
for the port of London and all ports adjacent, and in all ports from
Falmouth to Sandwich. [Fcedei-a,]
March 6. Commission of array for the county of Northumberland to Henry, earl
Westminster, of Northumberland, John, baron of Graistok, Ralph Gray, * chivaler,'
Robert Umfravile, * chivaler,' Robert Ogle, * chivaler,' William Elmeden,
* chivaler,' William Lampton, William Camaby, John Illerton, William
Cartyngton, Simon Welden, and the sheriff.
The like to the following : —
Co. Westmoreland. — Richard, earl of Salisbury, Henry, earl of
Northumberland, Thomas Stirkeland, * chivaler,' John Lancastre,
* chivaler,' Christopher Moresby, * chivaler,' Henry Thirlkeld,
* chivaler,' Nicholas Layburn, Hugh Salkeld and Robert Warcopp.
Co. Cumberland. — Richard, earl of Salisbury, Henry, earl of North-
umberland, Christopher Culwen, * chivaler,' Nicholas Radclyff,
* chivaler,' John Penyngton, * chivaler,' Hugh Louther, William
Stapleton the younger, William Laton, William Dykes, Richard
Warcopp, William Beaulieu and George Warthewik.
Co. York, Westriding. — Richard, earl of Salisbury, Henry, earl of
Northumberland, William Haryngton, * chivaler,' Ralph Graystok,
* chivaler,' Thomas Seyville, * chivaler,' Thomas Worn well, William
Scargill, Edmund Fitz William and Thomas Clarell.
Co. York, Eastriding. — Richard, earl of Salisbury, Henry, earl of
Northumberland, Richard Hastinges, * chivaler,' Robert Ughtred,
'chivaler,' John Constable of Halsam, Robert Haitfeld, Robert
Rudstane, Guy Rouclyff, William Graindorge and Robert Barnard.
Co. York, Northriding. — Richard, earl of Sahsbury, Henry, earl of
Northumberland, John Etton, 'chivaler,' John Clarvaux, 'chivaler/
Thomas Rokeley, ' chivaler,' Thomas Clarell, Alexander Neville,
Christopher Conyers, Christopher Boynton, John Barton, William
Burgh, Ralph Fitz Jphn and Roger Aske.
Co. Lancaster. — Richard, earl of Salisbury, Henry earl of
Northumberland, William Haryngton, * chivaler,' Robert Laurence,
'chivaler,' Thomas Tunstall, 'chivaler,' Thomas Radcliff, 'chivaler,'
John Morley, Thomas Ursewyk, James Croft and John Mideston.
MEMBRANE 2od.
Feb. 12. Commission to John Fauntleroy, Thomas Husy, John Todeworth and
Westminster. John Latymer, and to two or more of them including Fauntleroy or Husy,
to hold inquisition in the county of Dorset as to the lands held by Lucy,
daughter of Reginald Fitz Peers, who held of the heir of Edward, late
duke of York, the king's ward ; rfind as to the persons who have occupied
the same lands since the death of the said Lucy.
72 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
j^jjQ Membrane 2M — cont,
April 24. Commission to Geoffrey Lonther, John Stopyndon, olerk, and Robert
^7®- Barton, and to two of them, to take at Barhamdoune, or other places more
convenient near Dover and Sandwich, before Monday next the musters of
the captains, lords, knights, esquires and others of their retinues who are
about to proceed to France in the king's present voyage ; and to certify
the council of the sufficiency of their array.
The like to William Pope, Roger Honyton and John Hert, who are to
certify the council in addition as to the number of the men and the dates
of taking the musters.
The like to the following : —
Ralph Cromwell, knight, John Grey, knight, John Radclyf, knight,
Geoffrey Louther, and John Stopyndon, clerk.
Robert Shotesbrook, knight, John Rippeley, and Robert Whitgreve.
John Cornewaill, knight, William Bowes, knight, and Thomas
Stokdale.
Roger Fyenles, knight, John Darell and Robert Burton.
Thomas Kyriell, knight, Walter Strikeland and John Hexham.
March 18. Commission to Richard Payn, William Wyllok, Thomas Elynden,
Westminster. Thomas Wyllok and Thomas Chelcheborne to arrest Derby and
bring him before the king in Chancery.
March 8. Commission to Edmund Dynbegh and Maurice Oxenford to arrest and
Westminster, take in the parts and marches of Wales, the diggers (Jossatoree) and
other labourers required for the king's ordnance abroad.
April 15. Commission to the mayor and sheriff of BristoU to arrest in the port of
Leeds Castle, that town a ship of 100 tons or less for the conveyance of the men, horses
and other harness of James Botiller earl of Ormond, from Ireland to
France ; also the mariners and sailors required to navigate the ship, who
are to serve at the cost of the said earl. The ship is to be handed over to
Robert Arland his servant.
May 8. Commission to John Halle, Alexander Hody, William Ryder and John
Westminster. Forde, and to two of them including Forde, to deliver the king's gaol of
Yevelchestre of John Wayte and John Shelford, prisoners therein.
MEMBRANE 23d.
May 16. Commission of gaol delivery for Yevelchestre to John Juyn, William
Westminster. Westbury, John Martyn, John Cottesmore, Thomas Stawell, knight,
John Stourton, William Poulet, John Hody, Hugh Cary and John Boef,
and to any two or more of them including either. Juyn, Westbury,
Martyn, Cottesmore, Stourton, Poulet or Hody.
MEMBRANE 21d.
March 80. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Hals, John Cottesmore,
Leeds Castle. Thomas Rolf, Thomas Wykham, knight, Thomas Chaucer, esquire,
William Fynderne and Edmund Redde and to two or more of them includ-
ing either Hals or Cotesmore, on complaint by John Aston that John
Somerton, *gentilman,* Richard Wodeford, 'tayllour,* Richard Baynard,
'carpenter,' Thomas Sclatter, *sclatyer,* John Cook, *bellemaker,'
Richard Smyth, *smyth,' John Smyth, * carpenter,* and William Spycer,
'husbondman,' all of Dadyngton, co. Oxford, and other malefactors
arrayed in manner of war broke the close and houses of the said John
8 HENEY VL— Part 2.
73
1430.
April 20.
Canterbury.
April 13.
Canterbury.
29.
Membrane 21d — cmU*
Aston at Somerton, assaulted him, and took away goods to the value of
20^, and beat and wounded his servants and so threatened them that they
dared not go about his business for fear of death or mayhem.
Commission to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, warden of the Cinque
{qaindedm) ports or his lieutenant to take and bring before the council John
Grene, Adam his brother, and Molond Bocher, all of Sandwich, owners and
victuallers of certain balingers called the * Martenet ' of Sandwich and
the * Cristofore ' of Sandwich, also John Melond, Thomas Dyer, Adam
Grene, Adam Melond, Andrew Martyn, Kichard Stede, John Bruer, and
Thomas Whitby, all of Sandwich, and the others, who lately seized in the
port of Plymouth inside St. Nicholas' island a ship called * le Julian ' of
Sclusse in Flanders, John Wytte master and owner ; also to arrest the
said balingers.
Commission to the warden of the Cinque ports or his lieutenant to
arrest four balingers for the king's voyage to France. {Fadera,] By C.
Commission to Thomas Carrewe, knight, James Chidelegh, esquire,
Westminster. John Haweley and John Talbot to arrest and bring before the council
Thomas Buk, John Ferrers of Chircheton, Henry Martyn, John Clement,
Roger Bailie, John Bradmore, Stephen Gascoygne of Weymouth, John
Swan, John Salter, John Slougge, the elder, John Slougge, the younger,
John Broun, David Rogger, Richard Smyth, John EnoUe, William
Stapilhill, William Jordane, and John Stanburye of Dertemuth. By C.
May 28.
Westminster.
1429.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Commission to Humphrey duke of Gloucester, warden of the Cinque
ports, or his lieutenant, and to • the mayor and bailiffs of Wynchelse
to take William Morfote of Wynchelse and bring him before the
council ; also to arrest his goods. It is understood that, he with certain
others, took at sea fifty- two tuns and a pipe and a half of wine of
Rochelle belonging to the king's lieges John Cormound and others,
merchants of Monstrewe and Hedyn in Picardy, and that he id detaining
the same. By C.
Commission to Richard Hastynges, knight, and to William Bolwych
and Robert Maleverer, esquires, to take and bring before the council
William son and heir of Richard atte Eyrke and Joan his wife, tenants-
in-chief, deceased, whose marriage belongs to the king.
. ][430 MEMBRANE 20<f.
March 20. Commission de waUiis et fossatis for the parts of Mersshland, co. Norfolk,
Leeds. in the towns of Uppewelle, Outwelle and Enemeth, between the water
leading from Wellinhee to Mullycourt priory and that leading from
Enemeth to the same, to Henry Rochefort, knight, Robert Clyston,
knight, William Paston, William Goodred, Thomas Derhajn, Simon
Fyncham and Thomas Spuldham, and to two or more of them including
either Paston, Goodred or Derham.
June 28. The like commission for the marsh of Stebenhith and Walmerssh
Westminster, co. Middlesex, to Henry Somer, Robert Frampton, John Thwaytes,
Walter Grene and Alexander Aune, and to two or more of them including
either Thwaytes or Aune.
74 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
j^3Q MEMBRANE 16d.
July 20. Commission to John Juyn, chief baron of the Exchequer, to enquire as
Westminster, well by examination of the king's lieges of the counties of Sussex,
Southampton, Dorset, Bristol, Gloucester, Devon and Somerset, as by
sworn inquests and other means, into ships and merchandise having been
laden or unladen on the coast or elsewhere in the said counties without
payment of custom or subsidy during the times of Henry V and of the
present king ; also into escapes of felons, wastes, forfeitures, escheats,
wards, marriages, reliefs, debts, chattels and wreck concealed from the
king, and into concealments generally, trespasses, misprisions, offences,
contempts, forgeries and deceptions ; also into alienations and purchases
of land^s and tenements in mortmain without licence.
The like commission for the counties of Essex, Suffolk, Norfolk,
Lincoln and York to Nicholas Dixon, clerk, William Bapthorp and
Thomas Broun and to two of them.
MEMBRANE 15d.
July 6. Commission to the justices of assize in the county of Lincoln to enquire
Westminster, into concealments.
MEMBRANE Ud.
May 26. Commission to Walter, lord Hungerford, Thomas Carewe, Humphrey
Westminster. Stafford, Thomas Darundell, William Botrigan, * chivalers,' Thomas Beau-
mont, John Gorge, Nicholas Ratford, the mayor of Dertemouth and
John Talbot, king's Serjeant at arms, and to any two of them to arrest
four ships of Flanders laden with wine of Rochelle, canvas and other goods
belonging to certain of the king's lieges of Gaunte, Bruges, Lescluse, and
other parts of Flanders and to friendly Eastland merchants, which goods and
ships are stated to have been taken at sea by certain men of Dertemouth,
and to have been brought into the port of Dartmouth. The said ships and
goods are to be restored to the owners or their attorneys and enquiry is to be
made by the oath of men of Devon as to the owners, masters and mariners
of the ships of Dartmouth and others who took them ; and the guilty are
to be arrested and brought before the council in the octave of Trinity
next. By C.
June 17. Commission to Thomas Carrewe, * chivaler,' John Haweley and Robert
Westminster. Burton to take the muster of divers men and mariners of the ports of
Exeter, Dertmouth and Plymmouth who are in divers ships in the same
ports about to set forth for the defence of the realm and the safe- keeping
of the sea ; and to report to the council on the sufficiency of their array.
By K. and C.
The like commission to William Soper, John Ashfeld and Robert AUes-
well relative to the port of Southampton. By K. and C.
The like to Thomas Arundell, Robert Burton and William Wytelsey, for
the ports of Fowy and Falmuth. By K. and C.
And to John Burton, mayor of Bristol, Thomas Blount and John
Lexam, for the port of Bristol. By K. and 0.
May 19. Commission to John Lichefeld to arrest the stone-cutters, carpenters,
Westminster, plumbers and other workmen and labourers required for the king's works
at the castle of Gloucestre and elsewhere in England and the marches of
Wales ; also the necessary stones, timber, tiles, shingles, glass, iron, lead,
lime and other materials. By bill of the clerk of the works*
8 HENRY VL— Part 2. 75
243Q Membrane 14rf — cont.
June 20. Commission to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, warden of the Cinque
Westminster, ports and his lieutenant, also to the mayor and bailiffs of the town of
Wynchelse and to Thomas College, king's serjeant at arms, to take William
Morfote of Wynchelse and his goods and chattels within the said ports and
bring him with all speed before the king and council. Circumstances as
in entry on Membrane 21 rf. above. By C.
June 22. Commission to Walter Colpeper, John Waller, and William Gulby,
Weatminster. esquires, to arrest John Jacob, John Watte, Thomas Coppe, William
Baker and John Sander of the parish of Sandherst co. Kent, and bring
them before the king in Chancery.
May 26. Commission to Humphrey Stafford, Richard Hankeford, Thomas
Westminster. Darundell and William Botrigan, knights, Thomas Beaumont, John
Gorge, Nicholas Ratford, John Cobelston, John Mules, the mayor of Derte-
mouth and John Talbot, king's serjeant at arms and to any two or more of
them to arrest and restore to the owners the four ships of Flanders and
merchandise which were taken on the high seas by certain men of
Dertemouth &c. {as m entry of same date above,) By C.
MEMBRANE IIJ.
July 23. Commission to Humphrey duke of Gloucester, constable of Dover
Westminster. Castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, or his lieutenant, and to the
mayor and bailiff of Sandwich to ascertain by sworn inquest of the said
ports the names of the pirates and malefactors who being in two balingers
of Sandwich are stated to have taken at Plymmouth and plundered a
ship called * la Juliane ' of Lescluse, John Wytte, master ; whereof he and
others the king's lieges, owners of the ship and cargo, have made tearful
complaint. The commissioners are also to ascertain the names of the
masters, mariners and victuallers of the said balingers, to arrest all the
persons concerned found in the liberty of the ports and have them brought
before the king and council. Enquiry is also to be made as to the disposal
and value of the cargo, and such part thereof as still exists is to be restored
to the said John Wytte and other complainants, and the vfdue of the
remainder ; the balingers with their tackle and habiliments and the goods
within the said ports of the pirates, malefactors and mariners concerned
are to be sold.
July 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Babyngton, knight,
Westminster. William Westbury, John Cottesmore, John Fray, William Clynton,
knight, Philip Thombury, knight, Thomas Chaucer, John Golofre,
Robert Whyttyngham, John Hampden of Hampden, William Plete,
and John Barton the elder, and to any two or more of them including
either Babyngton or Cottesmore, on complaint by many of the king's
lieges of the counties of Hertford and Buckingham made to the council
that John Cheyne of Drayton co. Buckingham, * chivaler,' Thomas Cheyne
of Chesham co. Buckingham, esquire, John Watkyns of Stokehamond co.
Buckingham, * gentilman,' and Hugh Byllyngdon of Billyngdon co.
Bedford, < gentilman,' and their accomplices, ministers and servants have
been iniitcting divers oppressions, extorsions, durances, ills, damages,
contempts, misprisions, excesses, offences, trespasses, injuries and grievances
on divers persons. Some they have with strong hand driven from their
own lands, some they have beaten, imprisoned and tortured in prison
refusing to release them until they made fine at the will of their oppressors.
76 CALENDAE OP PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Membrane lid — coTVt,
The houses of others have been broken with armed power, their goods and
chattels taken and borne off, and their wives and servants beaten and ill-
treated, and if they offered to complain they were threatened until they
dared not go about their business for fear of death.
Aug. 18. Commission to Richard, earl of Salisbury, William Babyngton, James
Scroby. Strangways, Christopher Conyers and Christopher Boynton, and to two or
more of them, to make inquisition in the North Riding of Yorkshire into
escapes of felons and fugitives from prison.
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8 HENRY VI.— Part 3.
J43Q MEMBRANES 16 to 11.
Feb. 1. iTwpeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Fumess, by
Westminster, advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the Parliament
held at Westminster in the king's first year, of letters patent, dated 5 June
1 Henry V, inspecting and confirming the following : —
I. A charter dated 18 December 13 Henry IV [Charter RoU 13 ajid
14 Henry IV, No. 8]
II. Letters patent, dated 6 December 8 Edward III, exemplifying a
process of qtio warranto between Edward I and the then abbot
before Hugh de Gressingham and his fellows in Trinity Term
20 Edward I, brought into the chancery of Edward III under the
seal of his Exchequer. [Placita de Quo Warranto ^ pp. 370, 371.
Fumess Couchery pp. 131 to 137.]
in. A charter dated 14 March, 11 Henry III. [Fumess Coucher,
p. 183.]
IV. Letters patent, under the seal of the Exchequer, witnessed at
Westminster by J. Cokayn, 30 January 13 Henry [IV] exemplifying
pleadings before the barons in Easter term 29 Edward III.
[Fumess CoucJier, pp. 152 to 167.]
V. An indenture dated at Higham Ferrers 1 July 1336,
10 Edward HI, between Henry earl of Lancaster and the abbot
and convent. [Fumess Coucher, pp. 139, 140.]
VI. Another indenture, dated Thursday before St. Denys
18 Edward III, between the same parties. [Ihid. pp. 140 to 142.]
Vn. A writing of Edmund, son of King Henry III, dated 11 August
10 Edward I, inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter of William earl of Warenne and count of Boulogne
and Mortain, addressed to the men of his honour of Lancaster
witnessed by Beginald de Warenne, Eustace the chancellor, and
William Mallebise, being a grant to the abbey of the privilege of
taking timber from his forest of Lancaster.
2. A charter of John, count of Mortain, to the same effect,
witnessed by Robert de Bretoil, William de TurberviU, William
de Bucketot, Bichard de Vemun, William de Bevill, Roger de
Munbugun, Theobald Walteri and Ralph de Cires*.
3. A charter of Henry III, confirming the above, dated at York
6 January 36 Henry HI. [Cluirter Boll 36 Henry III, m. 23].
By E. and C. in Parliament.
\AOQ MEMBRANES 10 find 9,
Nov. 1. The like to the prior and convent of the Charterhouse, London, of
Westminster, letters patent, dated 20 October 1 Henry V, inspecting and confirming the
following : —
1. A charter, called letters patent, dated 13 November 2 Henry IV
[Charter lioll 2 Henry IV, part 1, no. 19], inspecting and confirm-
ing the following : —
(1) Letters patent dated 16 March 1 Richard H, inspecting and
confirming letters patent dated 8 April 51 Edward III,
78 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1429. Membranes 10 and 9 — cont.
(2) Letters patent dated 20 March 22 Richard 11.
2. Letters patent dated 15 October 1 Henry V, exemplifying letters
patent dated 6 November 21 Richard II.
By K. and C. in Parliament.
Nov. 1. The like to the prioress and nuns of Chesthunt of letters patent, dated
Westminster. 3 December 8 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters patent, dated
27 November 5 Richard II, inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
18 January 26 Edward III. By K. and C. in Parliament.
MEMBRANES 9 (cont,) to 7.
Nov. 1. The like to the prior and convent of the Carthusian order at Hen ton, co.
Westminster. Somerset of a charter, dated 12 June, 1 Henry V. [Charter noil, 1 Henry T,
part 1, No. 18.]
Membrane 7 (cont.)
Nov. 1. Licence for William Cauntbrigge, Nicholas Witon, Thomas Knolles the
Westminster, younger, John Melburny, John Olyve, Thomas Catteworth and Robert
Fitz Robert, citizens of London, John Roys, esquire, and John
Snell, clerk, to grant in mortmain to John Wellys, John Bacoun
and John Deken, wardens of the commonalty of the mistery of
grocers of London, their tenement or inn {hospitium) in the Old
Jewry, held in burgage like the rest of the city, which lately was of
Walter lord Fitz Wauter, and which has been valued by inquisition
before Henry Barton, late mayor and escheator in London, at 5 marks
a year, in part satisfaction, to the amount of 6 marks a year, of a licence
which the king, for 50/. paid in the hanaper, granted the said wardens and
commonalty to acquire lands and rents in the said city and its suburbs to
the yearly value of 20 marks.
MEMBRANES 6 and 5.
Nov. 1, Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Holy Trinity,
Westminster. London, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first year, of a charter
dated 80 May 8 Richard II [Charter Roll, 8 UicJuird II, No. 2.]
By K. and C. in Parliament.
1 ^qn Mefnbrane 5" — cont,
Feb. 13. Revocation of the protection with clause roluinm for half a year which
Westminster, was granted to Roger Cause of Tynby, * mariner,* as about to proceed to
France in the company of John Kyghley, king's knight, because he tarries
in the town of Tenby in Wales, as the sheriff of the county of Gloucester
has certified.
Feb. 25. Grant, by advice of the council, to Thomas May of the king's buttery,
Westminster, for his good service, of the office of parker of the park of FremanteU,
00. Southampton, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with
the usual wages out of the issues of the county, for the life of Hugh
8 HENRY VI.— Part 3. 79
i^QA Membrane 5 — cont.
MalgravG esquire, who has surrendered his grant of the office, and after
his death during pleasure. By p.s.
Feb. 26. Grant to William Parker, clerk, on the nomination of the mayor and
Westminster, barons of the town of Rye, of the wardenship of the hospital of St.
Bartholomew beside the said town, void by the resignation of Master
Thomas Chace, clerk.
MEMBRANE 4.
June 19. Inspeximus and confirmation by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster. 2Jid temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Henry Huse, knight, kinsman and heir of Matthew Hoese, of a
charter dated 28 June, 86 Henry III [Charter EoUy 36 Henry 77/, m, 9]
being a grant to the said Matthew of free warren in the demesne lands of
his manor of Hertinges co. Sussex. By K. and C. in Parliament.
May 6. Licence, for 100«. paid in the hanaper, for Robert Longe and Margaret
Westminster, his wife to enfeoff Richard Dyxton, John Thwenye and John Estmond
of Rode the elder of a moiety of the manor of Berton Sacy co.
Southampton, and in two thirds of the manor of Hertrygge oo. Berks,
which are held in chief ; and of the reversion of one third of the
same manor of Hertrygge after the death of Isabel who, with Nicholas
Banestre her husband, holds it in dower of the inheritance of the said
Margaret. Licence also for the same feoffees, after seisin had of the
said moiety and two thirds, and after taking the attornment of the
said Nicholas and Isabel of the said one third, to regrant the premises
to the said Robert and Margaret and the heirs male of their bodies, with
remainder to her right heirs.
April 16. Grant, during pleasure, to Gilbert Parre, one of the ushers of the
Westminster, chamber, for good service to Henry V and the present king, of the office
of keeper of the king's privy wardrobe in the Tower of London, to bo
discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the fees, wages, profits,
dwelling-house (mansione) and easements to the same belonging; which
office Simon Flete esquire had for life by grant of Henry IV, notwith-
standing that the said Gilbert has for life, by grant of Henry V, 6d. a day
out of the issues of the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon.
By writ.
Feb. 16. Licence, by advice of the council, for Hugh Deverell and John Rogger
Westminster, of the county of Dorset to found a house of the order of Friars Preachers
in the town of Melcombo Regis, to pray for the good estate of the king
while alive, and for his soul after death, and for the souls of former kings
and of all faithful departed ; also for the estate of the said founders, the
souls of their ancestors and friends and the increase of the king's poor
tenants and residents in the town, who have more than once been burned
out of their homes, plundered and taken prisoners by enemies from
abroad. For the building and new construction of the church of the said
Friars and for their dwelling, the founders may grant in mortmain two
messuages, two tofts and four curtilages containing 267 feet in length and
160 feet in breadth, which are held of the king in free burgage at the
yearly rent of 2s. 1}</. for all services and which are worth 6s. 8(/. a year
clear, to Edward Polyng a friar of the order, who has been ordained to be
prior of the said house as well by his superiors of the order as by the said
fonndeiB. He and his successors are to be called priors of the house of
Friars Preachers of Melcombe Regis, and may sue and be sued by such
title in any English courts spiritual or temporal. By p.s.
80 CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
-i^oQ Membrane 4 — cont,
Nov. 12. Inspeximm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the burgesses of Dorchester, co. Dorset, of letters patent, dated
25 May 1 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
18 June 19 Richard II, inspecting and confirming a charter dated 26 June
11 Edward III. [Charter BoU, 11 Edward III, No. 26.]
1 i oQ By K. and C. in Parliament.
March 1. Presentation of William Milys, parson of Little Bromley, in the diocese
Westminster, of London, to the church of Hoi ton, in the diocese of Notwich, on an
exchange of benefices with John Passemere.
■1^29 MEMBRANE 3.
Nov. 20. Inspeximm and confirmation of the following : —
Westminster. 1. An indenture, dated at the manor of Woky 1 March, 7 Henry VI,
being a demise by John, bishop of Bath and Wells, to Richard Forster
of Publewe co. Somerset and Joan his wife, for life, and, after their
decease, to Richard and John, their sons, in succession, of a messuage
and three virgates and a half of land in Pokelchyrch, which John
Wykeham and Juliana his wife lately held, at the yearly rent of
81s. 4d. paid quarterly, for all services saving suit to the bishop's
court of Pokelchyrch at two lawful courts a year on reasonable
summons and a heriot after the death of the demisee last dying.
The demisees shall keep up the house' in existence on the said
tenement but need not maintain any other houses or build new
ones. Sealed by the parties.
2. Inspeximm and confirmation of the above by John Forest, the
dean, and the chapter of the cathedral church of St. Andrew,
Wells, dated in their chapter house at Wells, 6 March 1428[-9],
7 Henry VI.
3. The like by William Sowthbrok, the prior, and the chapter or
convent of the cathedral church of Bath, dated in the chapter
house 12 March 1428[-9], 7 Henry VI.
-| j^qn For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Jan. 6. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Thomas Haseley of
Westminster, the oflice of steward and surveyor of the king's manors of Kenyngton and
Byflete co. Surrey, with the usual wages and fees. By p.s.
Jan. 8. Grant to John Pye, chaplain, of the prebend which Master Roger Gates
Westminster, held in the free chapel of St. George in the castle of Windsor, and which
is void by his death. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the warden and college of the chapel.
By p.s.
Jan. 12. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Thomas Colage,
Westminster, king's servant, of the office of being one of the king's Serjeants at arms
with the usual wages of 12^. a day at the Exchequer. By p.s.
1429. MEMBRANES 2 and 1.
Nov. 8. Impeximris and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year to the master and brethren of the hospital of St. Mary, Osprenge, of
the following: —
8 HENRY VI.— Pabt 3. 81
1429.
Membranes 2 and 1 — cont.
• -
r. Letters patent, dated 5 November 2 Henry V, inspecting and
confirming letters patent, dated 20 January 9 Henry lY ; inspecting
and confirming a charter dated 30 January 8 Richard II. [Charter
Roll 7 and 8 Ricliard II, no. 3.]
2. Letters patent dated 2 June 87 Henry HI, remitting to the
brethren their suit to the court of Bedlevet.
By E. and C. in Parliament.
-I iOA Membrane 1 {conU),
May 24. Grant, by advice of the council, to Joan, wife of William Troutbek, for
Westminster, her labour and charges in going to the king's mother in foreign parts by
command of his father and for her service to her done and to be done, of *
20^. a year at the exchequer of Chester by the hands of the chamberlain
there, during pleasure. By p.s.
May 20. Licence for Geoffrey Banaster, vicar of Blakbum, Richard de Ewod,
Westminster, vicar of Eccles, Henry de Merlond, vicar of Rachedale, and Robert
Byspham and Richard Dugdale, chaplains, to grant in mortmain
to the abbot and convent of Whalley 3 messuages, 12 acres of land
and 4 acres of meadow in Clyderhowe and Byllyngton, extended at 6s. 8^.
a year and not held of the king, as by inquisition before Richard de
Haryngton, escheator in the county of Lancaster, has been found, in part
satisfaction to the amount of 1 mark a year, of the licence which
Edward HI gave for the acquisition by the said abbey of lands and rents
to the yearly value of 101. For iOs, paid in the hanaper.
Pardon, for 12 marks paid in the hanaper, to William de Zouche,
knight, for acquiring to himself and his heirs from Wymer Preston of the
county of Northampton, esquire, the manor of Gretton, which is held in
chief, and entering therein without licence ; and licence for him to retain
the same.
July 6. Inspeximm and confirmation to English merchants abroad, by advice
WestminBter. and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the Parliament held at
Westminster in the king's first year, of letters patent dated 21 October
A.D. 1418, 1 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters patent, dated
6 February, 1406-7, 8 Henry IV. [Fcedera^/or last named date.] By p.s.
MEMBRANE 5d.
March 1 . Commission of oyer and terminer to William Westbury, John Cottesmore,
Westminster. John Fray, Philip Thornbury, 'chivaler,' Thomas Chancers, John Golofre,
Robert Whittyngham, John Hampden of Hampden, William Flete, and
John Barton the elder, and to two or more of them, including either
Westbury or Cottesmore, on complaint by many of the king's lieges of
the counties of Hertford and Buckingham, made to the king and council,
that John Cheyne of Drayton, co. Buckingham, 'chivaJer,' Thomas
Cheyne of Chesham, co. Buckingham, esquire, John Watkyns of Stoke-
hamond, co. Buckingham, *gentilman,'and Hugh Byllyngdon of Byllyng-
don, CO. Bedford, 'gentilman,' and their accomplices and servants have
been inflicting oppressions, extorsions, duresses, ills and injuries not to
be borne on the king's said lieges ; some being driven with strong hand
from their lands and tenements, others beaten, imprisoned and tortured in
prison without release until they make fine or ransom, the houses of others
24881 F
82 CALENDAB OF PATENT EOLLS.
Ij^qrj Membrane 5d — cont.
being broken, their goods carried off, their wives and servants beaten and
ill treated, and those complaining being so threatened that they dare not
go about their business.
March 1. Commission to Thomas Arundell of the county of Cornwall, *chivaler,*
Westminster. James Chiddelegh of the county of Devon, esquire, and to John Jaybyn of
the county of Devon, and to two of themj to inquire by sworn inquest of
the counties aforesaid into the complaint which has been made to
the king by merchants of Genoa in England, as follows: being under the
king's special friendship and safe conduct they loaded with goods,
merchandise ^and sums of money a certain carrack of Genoa, Antonio
Centurionus being padrone^ for England, which carrack was lost near the
sound {portus) of Plymouth in the county of Devon, and although the
mariners and other men aboard her came alive to land, certain of the
king's lieges of the said county boarded her and took goods out of her,
carried off other goods which were washed ashore as being wreck of the
sea, when they were nothing of the kind, to divers parts of the said
counties, and refused to make restitution.
Feb. 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to Ralph Crumwell, * chivaler,* William
Westminster. Babyngton, 'chivaler,' James Strangways, Ralph Rocheford, *chivaler,'
Richard Hastynges, 'chivaler,' William Tirwhit, *chivaler,* John Ellerker,
Walter Tailboys and John Veer, and to two or more of them including either
Babyngton or Strangways, on complaint by Richard Chipsey and Richard
Walker of Kyrketon in Lyndesey that John Pynder of Redbum co.
Lincoln, *yoman,* and other malefactors arrayed in manner of war lay in
wait for the said Chipsey and Walker at Kyrketon aforesaid, and assaulted
and beat them. For i mark paid in the hanaper.
(88)
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
[All the patents for this year are tested by Humphrey ^ duke of Oloitcester,
guardian of the realm,]
2430. MEMBRANE 31.
Sept. 6. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the Council, to Ralph Crewys of
Weatminater. the ofl&ce of porter of the castle of Exeter, with the usual fees. By p.s,
Oct. 8. Appointment, pursuant to statute 86 Edward ILL [statute 1, c. 2] of
Westminster. Richard Boseworth, yeoman of the office of the poultry of the household,
to be poulterer until 8 April next.
1431 . The like of the following :—
Feb. 20. Richard Delle, yeoman of the office of the caterer of the household,
Westminster. to be caterer until 2 August next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Feb. 24. William Rasour, yeoman of the eatery, the like until 25 August next.
Westminster.
July 26. Walter Hale, yeoman of the poultry, to be poulterer until 24 January
Westminster. next.
July 27. William Rasour, yeoman of the eatery, to be caterer until 27 January
Westminster. next. By the like bills.
1430.
Oct. 7. Signification to W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, of the royal assent
Westminster, to the election of brother Robert Ownesby, monk professed of the order of
St. Benedict in the monastery of St. Albans, in the diocese of Lincoln, to
be abbot of the monastery of St. Mary the Virgin and St. Modwen,
Burton on Trent.
Oct. 12. Licence for John Clerk of Wyssenden, merchant, executor of William
Westminster. Dalby of Okeham, to grant in mortmain to William Baxster, chaplain,
warden of the hospital of SS. John the Evangelist and Anne, Okeham, a
messuage, 28} acres of land and i acre of meadow in Okeham and Barle-
thorp, not held in chief, which have been found by inquisition before
Robert Catesby, escheator in the county of Rutland, to be of the yearly
value of 6^. as part satisfaction to the extent of 185. Ad, a year of the
licence which Henry V gave for the said William Dalby to grant such
land to the yearly value of 201.
MEMBRANE 80.
Sept. 16. Licence for the prior and convent of Burton on Trent to elect an abbot
Wye. in the room of brother William Mathews, resigned.
' Oct. 10. Presentation of William Walysby to the church of Blaketoryton in the
Westminster, diocese of Exeter, void by the resignation of Robert Wyot.
Oct. 12. The like of John Warrene to the church of Douelton in the same
Westminster, diocese.
8fc«^ »_ ^—^ ,^,r^^^^
84 CALENDAR OF PATENT EOLLS.
i^QA Membrane 80 — cont.
Oct. 14. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Derby to deliver the
Westminster, temporalities of the abbey of SS. Mary and Modwen, Burton on Trent, to
brother Robert Ownesby, whose election as abbot has been confirmed by
William, bishop of Coventry And Lichfield, and whose fealty the king has
taken.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Stafford.
Warwick.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Oct. 7. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Benet, yeoman
Westminster, of the buttery, of the custody of the warren and lordship of Shene, to be
discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the wages of Sd. a day out
of the farm or issues of the manor of Shene. By p.s.
Vacated by surrendeVf the king an 3 May in his fifteenth year hamng
granted the said custody to Richard Merston for life,
Oct. 16. Inspeximus and confirmation to the abbot and convent of Demhale or
Westminster. Valle Royal co. Chester, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and
temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first year, of
the following : —
1. Letters patent of Edward, late Prince of Wales, dated at Chester
18 December 82 Edward III, being a grant to God and St. Mary
and the abbot and convent, of all fines or amercements of artificers
and labourers from the men and tenants of the abbey in Cheshire.
2. Letters patent of the king's father when prince of Wales, dated
at Chester castle 16 June 2 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming
the following: —
(1.) A charter, dated 28 May 4 Edward I [Charter Roll
4 Edward I, No, 13] being the grant of a tun of wine yearly
out of his prise of wine.
(2.) Letters patent of Edward, late Prince of Wales, dated under
the seal of the Exchequer of Chester, 16 July 28 Edward III,
. being an exemplification made because the words quod quidem
moncisterium ad locxvm qui tunc Wethenchalewes et MunescJieneswro
vocabatur, ad procurationem abbatis et monachorum ejiisde^n
mwiasteriif quern locum extunc vallem Regalem voluit nuncupari,
transtulit et devote fundavit ibidem in the third line of the
original were written as an interlineation, of his charter, dated
at Chester 10 September 27 Edward III, by witness of
Reginald de Grey, John de Sancto Petro, and Hugh de
Venables, barons, Richard de Wynyngton, John Damers and
Geoffrey de Werberton, knights, and Thomas de Dutton,
wherein he inspects and confirms No. (1) above, and, in
'^ addition, grants another yearly tun out of the same prise, and
if the prise of any year shall not be of sufficient amount,
or the two tuns shall not be delivered through default of the
justice or any other minister of the earl, that such arrears
shall be made up as soon as possible in following years.
By E. and C. in Parliament.
Oct. 18. Ratification of the estate of John Chywarton the younger as parson of
Westminster. St. Stephen's, Branelles, in the diocese of Exeter, provided that the
matter be not in plea in the king's court.
9 HENRY VI.--PART 1. 85
1431.
Membrane 30 — conL
Feb. 20. The like of the following :—
WestmiDBter. Thomas Payn as chaplain of the chantry of St. Mary within the
manor of Wodestoke.
John Blake, the like.
Feb. 28. Walter ap Ithell, in the church of Bysshopston in the diocese of
Westminster. Hereford.
X430^ MEMBRANE 29.
Oct. 20. Presentation of Richard Aykescogh to the church of Kyngesdoune in
Westminster, the diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of William Smyth
and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the abbey of
St. Augustine, Canterbury, being in his hands.
Oct. 26. The like of Thomas Jobur to the church of Drayton Passelewe in the
WeetminBtor. diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of John Massy, of the order
of Friars Minors.
Oct. 26. Henry IV and Ivo Fitz Waryn, knight, were lately seised in fee of the
Westminster, manor of Eton Tregoys CO. Hereford with the advowson of the chapel of
Eton to the use and profit of Hugh de Waterton, knight. Fitz Waryn
released his right to the said Waterton his heirs and assigns, and the same
Waterton, at his death, ordained that Thomas Langley, bishop of Durham,
supervisor of his will, and Eobert Basset, since deceased, and John de
Leventhorp and William Bruteley, chaplain, his executors, should dispose of
a moiety of the said manor and advowson according to his last will to them
declared. Afterwards the said late king, wishing to fulfil the last will of
the said Hugh, granted by deed one moiety of the premises to Catherine,
late wife of the said Hugh, for life, with remainder, in fee simple, to the
said supervisor and executors, to dispose of according to the said will : and
they, in accordance with the same, demised a moiety of a moiety of the
said manor and advowson to Blanche, wife of Robert Chalons, knight, one
of the daughters and heirs of the said Hugh, and the heirs of her body,
with remainder to the heirs of the body of Elizabeth, late the wife of John
Aphary of Puston, the other daughter and heir of the said Hugh, with
remainder over to Hugh's right heirs. Now the said manor is held in
chief and the said Robert Chalons and Blanche entered in the said moiety
of a moiety without licence, but the king for 4 marks paid in the hanaper
pardons this trespass, and grants that the said settlement shall stand.
Oct. 28. Presentation of William Leche, chaplain, to the vicarage of Sturrey in
Westminster, the diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of Richard Halle and
in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the abbey of
St. Augustine, Canterbury, being in his hands.'
Oct 24. It was found by inquisition before Robert Mauleverer, escheator
Westminster, in the county of York, that Robert Thomour, deceased, was seised
in his demesne as of fee of a capital messuage, 60 acres of land and 4 acres
of meadow in Farsley, which are held in socage, and being so seised, by
the name of Robert Thomour, son and heir of Thomas Thomour, granted
the premises, amongst other things, by the name of his manor of Eccles-
hill and of all his lands, rents and services in Eccleshill, Farslay, Calverley,
Pudsay and Thomour, to Thomas l*hunstall, knight, William Scargyll,
Thomas Haryngton, John Haryngton, Robert Passelew, John Frankes and
Henry Scalwra, and their heirs, whereby they were seised. On the death
86
CALENDAR OF PATENT EOLLS.
1430.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — cmiU
of the said Bobert Thornour, and on account of the said trespasses, the
premises were taken into the king's hands, but now he for 2 marks paid
in the hanaper has pardoned the trespasses done herein and licences the
said grantees to have again and to hold the premises.
Presentation of Richard Mogg, chaplain, to the church of All Saints,
Dorchester, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Mfcrgaret Stourton, abbess of
Shaftesbury, in the diocese of Salisbury, that the prioress and convent
shall have the custody of the abbey and of its temporalities at the next
voidance. By p.s. and for 100 marks paid in the hanaper.
Presentation of John Chapman, parson of Chaglygh, in the diocese of
Chichester, to the vicarage of St. Peter's, Thanet, in the diocese of
Canterbury, on an exchange of benefices with John Scureton.
Presentation of Thomas Gilberthorp, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Cheslett, in the diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of William
Morton.
Revocation of the protection for one year, which on 2 March last was
granted to Thomas Seyncler or Seyntcler or Seyntclere, esquire, as about
to proceed to the king's parts of France in the company of Roger Fenys,
knight, because he tarries in the county of Oxford, as the sheriff has
certified.
Pardon to Peter de Castro, clerk, of his outlawry in the busting of
London, for not appearing before the king to pay his ransom for not
prosecuting before the king his writ of appeal for robbery and breach of
the peace against Frederick (Frodericujn) Nosery of London, * brokoure,'
the said Peter having surrendered to the prison of the Marshalsea, as
William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified.
John Lutrell, knight, John Lutrell, his son, and Catherine late the wife
of Thomas Cook, all since deceased, also James Luttrell, Thomas Cook,
William Bemevyle and Alice his wife, and William Cook, who survive,
acquired to themselves and the heirs and assigns of the said Thomas,
from John Person and John Asshecombe, and entered without licence,
one fourth of the manor of Exton co. Somerset, which is held of the king
in chief. The king now for GOs. paid in the hanaper has pardoned this
trespass, and grants licence to the said surviving grantees to hold the
premises as aforesaid.
Licence for the prioress and convent of St. John Baptist, Godestowe,
to elect an abbess in the room of Agnes, deceased.
Pardon to John Birche of Bermondsey, co. Surrey, *tyler,* a prisoner in
the Marshalsea, for the death of John Stystede of Pekham, whereof he
was arraigned, he having killed him in self-defence, as appears by the
record of William Cheyne, the king's chief justice.
Licence for the prior and convent of St. Mary's, Oseney by Oxford, to
elect an abbot in the room of brother William Wendover, resigned.
Licence, by advice of the council, for Alice, late the wife of Thomas de
Monte Acuto, earl of Salisbury, tenant in chief, to marry William de la
Pole, earl of Suffolk. . By p.s. and for 40Z. paid in the hanaper.
^
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
87
1430.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 11.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 26.
Pardon to William Colston of Bristol, co. Bristol, 'sergeant of mage,'
of his outlawry in the county of Gloucester, for not appearing before
Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to
answer Robert Gilbard touching a plea of debt of 961, he having surrendered
to the king's prison of Flete as William Babyngton has certified.
The like to the following : —
Peter Brudenell of Aynho, co. Northampton, * husbondman,' for not
appearing* before the justices of the Bench to answer Henry
Brudenell touching a plea of debt of 6^. Buckingham.
John Appilton of Thetford, co. Norfolk, .' gentilman,' and Catherine
his wife, for not appearing before the same to answer Richard
Dersyngham and Agnes his wife, touching a plea that they render
10 marks. City of Norwich.
John Doos late of St. Albans, co. Hertford, chaplain, executor of
John Salman the vounger, for not appearing before the same to
answer Roger Gubbe, chaplain, touching a plea that he render lOZ.
London.
John Byllesfeld, late parsA of Higham, co. Bedford, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Bokyngham, prior of the
house of St. John of Bethlem, Shene, and William Babyngton,
chief justice of the Bench, touching a plea of debt of 8^.
London.
Warin Kelly of Lananta, co. Cornwall, *bailly,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Geoffrey Seyntaubyn or Seyntabyn
touching two pleas, one of debt of 40^. and the other of trespass.
Cornwall.
John Southwode of Upton by Alcounbery, co. Huntingdon, * husbond-
man,' for not appearing before the same to answer John, abbot of
Peterborough, touching a plea of debt of iOL Northampton.
John Wattus of Wygele, co. Southampton, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer the prioress of Ambresbury
touching a plea of debt of 18Z. Wilts.
Richard Leventhorp, clerk, son of William Leventhorp late of
Wedyton, co. Essex, for not appearing before the same to answer
John Barle, esquire, and John Leventhorp, esquire, touching a
plea of debt of 40Z. Essex.
John Storour, vicar of Lymber, co. Lincoln, chaplain, for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Richard Pekke of South Orum in
the parish of Halyfax, co. York, * gentilman,' and William Mawde
of Skirkote m the same parish, ' draper,' touching a plea of debt
of 201. York.
John Rugmere of Eldyng, co. Kent, * bowyer,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Certayn, citizen and * bowyer '
of London, touching a plea of debt of 60s. Kent.
William Fayse of Notyngham, co. Nottingham, merchant, for not .
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Welles of Kyngeston
upon Hull, merchant, touching a plea of debt of 8Z. 45. 8^. York.
88
CALENDAE OF PATENT EOLLS.
1430.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westmmster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
Memh'ane 28 — cont,
Alice Danyell, * wydue ' or * wydowe,' executrix and late the wife of
Michael Danyell, * maryner,' of Plymmouth, co. Devon, for not
appearing before the same to answer Walter Selman of Plympton
touching a plea that she render 8 marks ; nor to answer Thomas
Combe touching a plea of debt of 78^. 4^. Devon.
William Bame of Wolhampton, co. Berks, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Swynfeld, rent-gatherer
{reddituarius) of the Hospital of St.^ John of Jerusalem in England,
touching a plea of debt of 40s. Middlesex.
William de Ryton of Penreth, co. Cumberland, 'litster,' for not
appearing before Eobert Hulle and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry Y, to answer Henry Bothewell touching a plea of
debt of 100s. York City.
John Taillour of Watford, co. Hertford, 'taillour,*and Isabel his wife,
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Hendeman touching a plea of debt of 40s. Cambridge.
Roger Russell of Dunstaple, co. Bedford, * osteler,* for not appearing
before Richard Niftrton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry Y, to answer Margaret Chaloner of London, 'shepster,'
touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
John Wage of Haverill, co. Essex, * souter,' for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer Edmund Clerk, vicar of
Burgham, touching a plea of debt of 100s. Middlesex.
James Jope, late parson of Plymptre, co. Devon, for not appearing
before the same to answer William Cljrve, clerk, touching a plea of
debt of 40s. nor to answer Robert Heyes touching a plea of trespass.
Devon.
George Holkham of Holkham, co. Norfolk, esquire, for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Galyt, citizen and 'wex-
chaundeler * of London, touching a plea of debt of d8Z. London.
Thomas Scleo, parson of Toft, for not appearing before the same to
answer John Bright, clerk, and John Kneseworth, touching a plea
of debt of 7 marks ds. id, Cambridge.
William Crosse of Bekyswell, co. Norfolk, *yoman,' for not appearing
before the king to answer John Dawes, Thomas Wysbeche, John
Whikke and Walter Rust, touching a plea of trespass. Norfolk.
William Tapicere, parson of Spytilgate by Grantham, co. Lincoln, for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Richard
Same, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. London.
Stephen, son of John Wyn of Botregh, co. Cornwall, * husbondman,'
for not appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices
of the Bench of Henry Y, to answer Henry Dury, clerk, touching
a plea of trespass. Cornwall.
John Smyth of Gredynhull, co. Hereford, clerk, for not appearing
before the king to answer William Bradwardyn, touching a plea of
trespass. Surrey.
9 HENEY VL— Part 1.
89
1430.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster,
Membrane 28 — cont
William Penalleweye of Penalleweye, co. Cornwall, *gentilman,' for
not appearing before William Babyngton and his fellows, justices
of the Bench, to answer William Gros of London, ^bruer,' touching
a plea of debt of 40s. London.
Richard Rumessey of. Bylton, co. Southampton, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Leyceter, citizen and grocer of London, touching a'plea of debt of
SI. ^ London.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 27.
Thomas Dallyng of Blofeld, co. Norfolk, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Sypater touching a plea
of trespass. Norfolk.
John Auncel of Shipton Olyve, co. Gloucester, 'laborer,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Hugh, prior of Derhurst,
touching a plea of debt of 408. Gloucester.
John Shirbum of Byron, co. York, *yoman,* for not appearing before
the same, when sued with John Mede, late of Adell, co. York,
' potter,' to answer the abbot of St. Mary's, Eyrkestall, touching a
trespass. York.
William Bocher of Clayoure co. Oxford, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Spenser touching a
plea of debt of 100s. Cornwall.
Richard Boweryng of Neweton co. Devon, 'chapman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Bures, citizen and
mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 66s. %d. London.
•
Bartholomew Botyngton of Botyngton co. Sussex, ' gentilman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer Thomas Wakefeld, citizen
of London, touching a plea of debt of 6 marks. London.
Robert Iremonger of Tamworth, co. Stafford, 'chaplain,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Prentys, dean of the
free chapel of St. Stephen within the palace of Westminster and
prebendary of Bolnehyll in Tamworth college, co. Stafford, touching
a plea of debt of 20 marks. Middlesex.
William Rowte of Mukton co. Lincoln, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John son of Walter Roys of
Holsey, in the parish of Mumby, touching a plea of debt of lOL
Lincoln.
William Burter, of Chydeok, co. Dorset, chaplain, for not appearing
before the same to answer John MiUe touching a plea that he
render a certain book value 4 marks. Somerset.
Thomas Moyne of Dokesworth, co. Cambridge, 'sengleman,' for
not appearmg before Wilham Babyngton and his fellows, justices
of the Bench, to answer William Alyngton the younger and John
Bury touching a plea of debt of 20 marks. Cambridge.
mf' - -H
90
CALENDAE OP PATENT EOLLS.
1430.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
^Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster
Membrane 27 — conU
John Bacon of Bury, co. Sussex, * husbondman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John Hamman and
Eobert Dogge, both of Croydon, co. Surrey, touching a plea of debt
of GL 6«. 8^. London.
John Wynge parson of Wolhampton, co. Berks, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Joos, clerk, touching a plea of
trespass. Southampton.
Thomas Arkelby of Brounerig *in le Holme,' co. Westmoreland,
* yoman,* for not appearing before Bichard Norton and his fellows,
justices of the Bench of Henrv V, to answer Robert Elryngton
touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. Northumberland.
John Chapeleyn of Great Wrottyng, co. Suffolk, * carpenter,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Chaureth touching a plea of debt of 40s. Suffolk.
William Knyght of Staunford, co. Lincoln, * draper,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Sees of Lincoln, touching a plea
of debt of 408. City of Lincoln.
Thomas Gamelyn of Great Berdevyle, co. Essex, ' dyer,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Simon Strete, citizen and
grocer of London, touching a plea of debt of 24L London.
Robert Souche of Laughton or Laghton, co. Susse*x, * gentilman,* of
his outlawry on two occasions for not appearing before the justices
of the peace of Henry V nor before that king, to answer touching
diverse trespasses whereof he was indicted. He has surrendered
to the Marshalsea prison. Sussex.
Roger Holte of Themedebury, co. Worcester, * yoman,' for not appear-
ing before the justices of the Bench to answer Richard Buturley,
esquire, touching a plea of debt of 100s. London.
•
John Coyll of Dertemouth, co. Devon, * marchaunt,' for not appearing
before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer Richard Profete touching a plea of debt of 8/.
London.
Henry Coweling of Wympole, co. Cambridge, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Alyngton the younger and John Bury touching a plea of debt of
40$. Cambridge.
Robert Bentham alias Draper, of Bristoll, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Grene touching a plea of
debt of 405. London.
John son of John Kyng of Salle, co. Norfolk, * yoman,' dwelling in
the town of Bristowe, otherwise called John Salle of Bristol,
* mercer,' for not appearing before the same to answer Peter Talioure
and Geoffrey Boleyn of Salle touching a plea of debt of lil. nor to
answer Hugh Dyke and John Pelham, citizens and 'setters' of
London, touching a plea of debt of 15/. 65. 8d, London.
John Landemote, the younger, for not appearing before the justices
of the Bench of Henry V to answer Ellen Halgate, William Emlay,
clerk, and Master John Ermyn, executors of William Halgate,
touching a plea that he render lOOs, York.
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
91
1430.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 25.
Westminster
Membrane 27 — conU
William Lucas of the parish of Chart by Sutton Valence, co. Kent,
' husbondman,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench
to answer John Chychele, steward of the liberty of the archbishop
* of Canterbury, touching a plea of debt of lOZ. £ent.
Robert Hunte of Aston, co. Warwick, chaplain, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Karlyle, prior of St. Mary's,
Tykeford, ip the diocese of Lincoln, touching a plea of debt of 20^.
Buckingham.
John Frankys of Howeton, co Lincoln, ^ husbondman,' for not
appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer John Laceby, late perpetual vicar of
the parish church of Howeton, touching a plea of debt of 40«.
Lincoln.
Thomas Kene of Hoddeston, co. Wilts, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Robert de Eye
touching a plea of trespass. ^ilts.
Ralph Shirwode late of Pountfreyt, co. York, *yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Halghton touching a
plea that he render chattels to the value of 40^. York.
Robert Odyn of Stapilford Tane, co. Essex, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Mabyll touching a plea of debt of
102. London.
Robert Knyght of Owendell, co. Northampton, merchant, for not
appearing before the same to answer the king touching a plea of
debt of 16Z. 4s. 8</. London.
Richard Walgrave, lord Walgrave of Walgrave [dominus Walgrave de
Walyravc)f co. Northampton, the younger, knight, for not appearing
before the same to answer William Weston, citizen and fishmonger
of London, touching a plea of debt of 12L 17s, 6jf/. London.
Richard Stratforde of Stratforde, co. Stiffolk, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer John Talbot of Hadle touching a
plea of debt of 8 marks. Suffolk.
Thomas Godelad of Claveryng, co. Essex, ' peyntour,' and Alice his
wife, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
Roger Bond touching a plea of debt of lOL Qs. 4^. London.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 26.
Robert Beneley of Bristol, *spycer,' for not appearing before the same
to answer John Luttur, citizen and grocer of London, touching a
plea of debt of Idl. lis. 4c/. ' London.
Richard Barker of Exnyng, co. Suffolk, ' yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Roger Messanger touching a plea of
debt of 408. Suffolk.
Henry Wyche of Halton by Spyllesby, co. Lincoln, ' husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Constable, esquire,
. touclung a plea of debt of 45jt. Lincoln.
92
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Nov. 30.
Westminster.
Nov. S5.
Westminster.
1431.
May 7.
Westminster.
1430.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
1431.
Jan. 4.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 25.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminstor.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Jan. 25.
Westminster.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — cont.
Ralph Botreaux of Treverys or of Sewqnno by Lostwethiell,
CO. Cornwall, knight, for not appearing before the same to answer
Dederic Drypstan, citizen and ' brauderer ' of London, touching a
plea of debt of 162. ds. Qd. nor to answer Walter Fremyngham,
citizen and saddler of London, touching a plea of debt of
9/. 19s. 6r/. London.
Thomas Bullesdon of Ludlow, co. Salop, < sadeler,' for not appearing
before Henry Y to answer touching divers trespasses, extortions
and excesses whereof he was indicted. Middlesex.
Thomas Prentys of Chylmysford, co. Essex, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Boteler, citizen and draper of London, touching a plea of debt
of 60s. London.
Henry Milleward of Sutton, co. Hereford, 'husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer William Eee, touching a plea
of debt of 40s. * Hereford.
Richard Kyrkeby of Danby on Wysk, co. York, * husbondman,* for
not appearing before the same to answer Eleajior de Ask and John
Pygot touching a plea of debt of 100s. York.
Richard Tregowe of Gloucestre, co. Gloucester < husbondman,' late of
London, clerk, for not appearing before Robert Hulle and his
fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer William
Sewale, citizen and ' haberdassher ' of London, touching a plea
of debt of 20 marks. London.
John Cutberdson of Danby on Wysk, co. York, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Joan,
countess of Westmoreland, late the wife of Ralph de Neville, late
earl of Westmoreland, Richard de Nevill, knight, his son, John
Morton and John Quyxley, executrix and executors of the said late
earl, touching a plea that he, the said John Cutberdson, render 40s.
York.
John Gwiccur of the town of St. Colomb, co. Cornwall, * mercer,' for
not appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer John Trevylyas touching a plea of
debt of 4 marks ; nor, when sued as John Gwiccour of Nanscuvell,
CO. Cornwall, before the present king, to answer John Nanscuvell
touching a plea of trespass. Cornwall.
Thomas Elard or Ellard of Ruston, co. Y'ork, *gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Comberworth, knight, touching a plea of debt of 100s. nor, when
sued with Agnes his wife, executrix of Roger Ruston, late of
Ruston, to answer Roger Eelk and William Kelk, executors of
William Kelk late of Bametby, touching a plea that he and she
render to the said Roger and William 40s. Lincoln.
Simon Cotes of Beverley, co. York, * shipwryght,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Thomson Jonkenson, touching
a plea of trespass. York.
John Dranfeld of Aylesbury, co. Buckingham, ^ bocher,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Sprigg, touching a plea of debt
of 10/. Northampton.
9 HENEY \1.— Part 1.
93
1431.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Jan. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 8. -•
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 3.
Westminster.
Meinbrane 26 — cont,
John.Sely of Chepyngfaryngdon, co. Berks, *yoman' or citizen and
* felmonger * of London, for not appearing before the same to
answer William Towenesende, executor of Henry Cotelere or Cotiller
of Boreford or Burford, co. Oxford and Richard Colas and Agnes
his wife, executrix and late the wife of the said Henry Cotelere,
touching a plea that he render 60^ London.
Guy Dobyn of Newent, co. Gloucester, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Cappes, touching a plea of debt
of iOa. Eent.
Thomas Pymor of Padynore, co. Dorset, 'gentilman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Roger Broun or Broune, burgess of
Brideport, touching a plea of debt of 20 marks. Dorset.
John Crosseman of Wedmore, co. Somerset, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same, when sued with Joan his wife, to answer
John Rewe, touching a plea of debt of il. Middlesex.
Richard Goswyn of Goswyn Welleward, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer Williaju Richard
touching a plea of debt of 40$. London.
*
John Duffeld, citizen and merchant of York, or of York, * marchaunt,'
for not appearing before the same to answer William Cokerell of
Beverley, 'gentiknan,' touching a plea of debt of 26Z. 18s. 4J. nor
to answer John Ebchestre, citizen and ' fleccher 'of York, touching
a plear of debt of 40$. York.
John Grene of Doncastre, co. York, * gentilman,' Thomas Otyr of
Fethirstan,co. York, 'gentilman,' and John Trygot of Southekirkeby,
CO. York, * yoman,' for not appearing before William Babyngton
and his fellows, justices of the Bench, to answer the king touching
a plea of debt of 9^. Is. 5d. London.
John Walssh of Iwherst, co. Sussex, * milner,' for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer the king and the abbot of
Robertsbridge, for having quitted the service of the said abbot
contrary to the ordinance. Sussex.
Richard Cooke, late parson of St. George's, Winchester, co. South-
ampton, for not appearing before the same to answer William
Tryst touching a plea of debt of 45«. Surrey.
Richard Thurston of Bole, co. Nottingham, * servant,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer the king, and Peter
Torold, citizen and goldsmith of London, of this that he being
retained in the service of the said Peter at Bole, quitted the same
contrary to the ordinance. Nottingham.
William Teraimt or Taraunt of Marleburgh, co. Wilts, ' husbondman,'
or late of Marleburgh, co. Wilts, * hosyer,' for not appearing before
the same to answer Robert Erghom, citizen and draper of London,
touching a plea of debt of ISs. Sd. nor to answer Robert Coyentre
touching the like plea of 685. Wilts, London.
John Stodhawe of Hatfeld Peverell, co. Essex, < gentilman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer John Trethek, esquire, touching
a plea of debt of 201. Middlesex.
94
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1431.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — cont»
John Rose of Watton, go. Norfolk, < husbondman/ for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Gybbes touching a plea of debt
of 4 marks. London.
Robert Hasildene of Ergaston, co. Berks, ' husbondmap,' for not
appearing before the same to answer the prioress of Ambresbury
touching a plea of debt of 20 marks. Wilts.
Reginald Strete, late citizen and mercer of London, for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Eetford, citizen and saddler of
London, touching a plea of debt of 24^. London.
Thomas Swyndon of Alton, co. Southampton, * gentilman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Moore, citizen and
skinner of London, touching a plea of debt of 11. Is. 2d. London.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 26.
Bartholomew or Stephen Clerk of Kyngeston, co. Devon, * laborer,'
for not appearing before the king to answer him and John atte
Wynde of this that he, the said Bartholomew, being retained in
the service of the said John at Heyes, quitted the same contrary to
the ordinance. Devon.
Ralph de Syleby, late of Syleby, co. Leicester, *yoman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Hugh
. Martyll, clerk, touching a plea of trespass. Leicester.*
John Kydderowe of the town of Baryngton, co. Somerset, * ohivaler,'
for not appearing before Robert Hulle and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer William Velor and William Richard
touching a plea of debt of 100s. London.
Ralph Eempe of Weston, co. Suffolk, clerk, for not appearing before
the king to answer touching certain trespasses whereof he was
indicted. He has surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of the
King's Bench. Middlesex.
John Honden of St. Albans, co. Hertford, 'bocher,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer William Hethe touching
a plea of debt of 40^. Warwick.
William Gowele of, Corfcastell, co. Dorset, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Ralph Busshe, esquire,
touching a plea that he render account of the time when he was
bailiff to the said Ralph in Corfcastell. Dorset.
John Danyell of Tynhyde, co. Wilts, the elder, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Gulmer, rector of
Edyngdon, touching a trespass stated to have been done to him by
the said John and by John Goder also of Tynhyde, 'husbondman.'
Wilts.
Robert Swynbume of Newcastle upon Tyne, * marchant,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Heworth touching a
plea of trespass. Middlesex.
William Seman of Northcove, co. Suffolk, ^plowmon,' for not appear-
ing before the king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof
he was indicted. Middlesex,
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
95
1431.
Feb. 16.
Westminster,
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
April 21.
Westminster.
April 16.
Westminster.
April 18.
Westminster.
AprU 22.
Westminster.
April 12.
Westminster.
April 28.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
April 4.
Westminster.
Memtrane 25 — cont.
John Gregge of Gyldeford, co. Surrey, * spycer/ for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Richard Thornburgh
touching a plea of debt of 10/. 18a. 4^. Middlesex.
Richard Wodeford of Charleton, co. Berks, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Fyton and John
Benger, the younger, touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. Wilts.
John Upton of Wantyche, co. Berks, * chapman,' the like. Wilts.
John BoUe of Branketre, co. Essex, ' carpenter,* and Joan his wife,
for not appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices
of the Bench of Henry V, to answer John Kent, touching a plea of
debt of 40s. Essex.
Reginald Fere of Tregonan by Wyket, co. Cornwall, * husbondman,'
for not appearing before the king to answer John Nansenvell,
touching a plea of trespass. Cornwall.
William Wyche of Est Cammell, co. Somerset, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Gilbert
Bannebury, touching a plea of debt of 82. Southampton.
Thomas Blandson of Sedbergh in Lonesdale, co. York, * yoman,* for
not appearing before the same to answer William Fitz Hugh,
knight, touching a plea of trespass. York.
Roger Levet of Flecchyng, * tanner,' for not appearing before Thomas
Leukenore, ' chivaler,' and his fellows, justices of the peace in the
county of Sussex, to answer the king touching a certaiii rescue
whereof he was indicted; he having surrendered to the king's
prison of Guldeford before the said justices as Richard Wakehurst,
one of them, has certified. Sussex.
John Warde of Newebery, co. Berks, * fuller,' for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer Robert Hampton, clerk,
touching a plea of trespass. Southampton.
William Kyng of the county of Northampton for not appearing before
William Thimyng and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry lY, to answer John Alcok touching a plea of debt of 40s.
Cambridge.
John Eseby, parson of Fulbek, co. Lincoln, for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer the abbot of St. Agatha's by
Richemond touching a plea that he render sixteen books value 100
marks. York.
John Monk or Monke of Bierferrers, co. Devon, clerk, or parson of
the parish church of Byereferrers or Berferrers, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench of Henry V to answer John
Cornewaill, knight, touching a plea of debt of 20Z. nor before the
justices of the Bench of the present king to answer Simon Paule,
vicar of Alvington, touching the like plea for the same amount, nor
to answer John Wyse, esquire, Austin (Angmtinwm) Strode, clerk,
and Roger Eustas, parson of Lewtrenchard touching a plea of
debt of 40/. London, Devon.
96
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1431.
April 28.
Westminster*
May 3.
Westminster
May 5.
Westminster.
April 24.
Westminster.
May 12.
Westminster.
June 11.
Westminster.
June 10.
Westminster.
June 14.
Westminster.
June 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont,
John Somere of Stanstede or Stanstede Abbot or Abbot's, co. Hert-
ford, *yoman,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer George Belesby touching a plea of debt of 6 marks, nor
Thomas Nicoll of Dygonerwell, co. Hertford, touching a plea of debt
of lOZ. nor John Santon, clerk, touching a plea of debt of
81 marks. London.
John Pekke, burgess, late of ^untyngdon, co. Huntingdon,
* gentilman,' for not appearing before the same to answer WUliam
Holte, citizen and mercer of London, and John Joye, citizen and
' candeler * of London, touching a plea of debt of 402. London.
Richard Wenforton of Cherchehill, co. Worcester, < husbondman,* for
not appearing before the king to ai^wer Thomas Erode touching a
plea of trespass. Worcester.
Robert Whjrttyngton of Leycestre, co. Leicester, merchant, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
John of Bordeaux, merchant, touching a plea of debt of 8Z. 6«. 8^.
London.
Alan Buxhull of Tendryngge, co. Essex, knight, for not appearing
before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer John Giles, clerk, touching a plea of debt of
601, nor to answer Richard Ghamberleyn, citizen and draper of
London, touching a plea of debt of 62. nor when sued as Alan
Buxhull, late of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, knight, before William
Babyngton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the present
king, to answer John Chabot, citizen and vintner of London,
touching a plea of debt of 100^. Essex, London, Surrey.
Thomas More of Gloucester, co. Gloucester, * draper,' or *webbe,* for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench of Henry V to
answer Henry Pollard, citizen and ' talghchaundeler,' of London,
touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
Margaret, relict of John Trussell, knight, of Gayton, co. Northampton,
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Wodestok of Stowe, co. Northampton, touching a plea of debt of
lOZ. Warwick.
John Edwyne of Thakstede, co. Essex, ' coteller,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Walter touching a plea of debt
of 405. London.
John Nutegate of Nutegate, co. Surrey, *gentilman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer John Thoralby, clerk, Nicholas Holme,
clerk, and Guy Rouclyff, touching a plea of debt of 60Z.
Middlesex.
June 9.
Westminster.
June 14.
Westminster,
MEMBRANE 24.
Richard Stratton of Abbot's Langley, co. Hertford, * yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Echard touching a
plea of trespass. Bedford.
John Doke of * Harrowe on the Hill,' co. Middlesex, * carpenter,' for
not appearing before the same to answer Elias Dany, citizen and
mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
9 HENRY VI-— Part 1.
97
1431.
June 7.
Westminster.
June 15.
Westminster.
•lune 16.
'Westminster.
June 15.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 16.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
June 11.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cant,
Thomas Ware for not appearing before Richard Norton and his
fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer Stephen
Brackele, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 6 marks. London.
John Moreby of Denham upon Trent, co. Nottingham, *gentilman,*for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Baker of London touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. London.
Thomas Robert of Derby, * brasyer,' for not appearing before the same
to answer Richard Keterich, citizen and grocer of London, and John
Combe, citizen of London, executors of. Isabel Sutton, late of
London, widow, touching a plea that he render 9Z. London.
John Caton of London, chaplain, for not appearing before the same
to answer Edith Carpenter touching a plea of the detinue of a box
with charters, writings, and other muniments therein. London.
Nicholas Turpyn of Whitchestre, co. Northumberland, esquire, for not
appearing before the same to answer William Stokdale, citizen and
draper of London, or of London, draper, touching a plea of debt
of lOZ. London.
William Dugge, vicar of Hamme, co. Gloucester, for not appearing
before the king to answer John Wotton, clerk, toaching a plea of
trespass. Gloucester.
Elizabeth Clopton, late of Hadley, co. Suffolk, * gentilwoman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Lang-
holm, John Manby and Thomas Spencer, executors of John de
Well alias John Welles, knight, touching a plea that she render
40 marks. London.
John Duffeld of Skelton by Rypon, co. York, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer William Marschall and
Thomas Dodde, both of York, merchants, touching a plea of debt
of 18^ 18«. M. York.
John Kervyle of Seche, co. Norfolk, * yoman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Langedon, Simon Tyler and
Richard Swayn, clerk, touching a plea of trespass, nor to answer
William Eryswell touching a plea of debt of 40«. Norfolk.
Richard Dygyll, parson of Little Cryssyngham, co. Norfolk, for not
appearing before the same to answer the prior of Durham touching
a plea of debt of 40^. Lincoln.
John Hereward or Herward, of Exeter, co. Devon, clerk, or of
Petrokestowe, co. Devon, clerk, for not appearing before Richard
Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to
answer John Clare, citizen and ' steynour ' of London, touching a
plea of debt of 42$. Sd, nor to answer John Serle touching a plea of
debt of 20Z. London, Devon.
Alan Buxhull of Stebenhith, co. Middlesex, knight, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Henry WoUeford, citizen
and tailor of London, touching a plea of debt of 7 marks. London,
John Bradle of Colcestre, co. Essex, ' chapman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Henry Grevyll of Almain,
touching a plea of debt of 42. 6«. 8^. London.
24881
■V". ■u.^P^wva
■W.1. Jii^. Ill ■
98
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431.
June 16.
Weetminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
June 14.
Westminster.
July 4..
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster.
July 11.
Westminster,
Membrane 24 — cont.
John Warbilton of Maydyston, co. Kent, ' spicer/ for not appearing
before the same to answer John Pateswyk, citizen and grocer of
London, touching a plea of debt of 40«. London.
Thomas Harrys, Harreys or Herrys of Coventre, co. Warwick,
merchant or 'chapman,' for not appearing before the justices of
the Bench to answer Thomas Fauconer, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a plea of debt of 20Z. IBs, William Hales,
citizen and mercer of London, touching the like plea of 2SL
William Maltby, citizen and mercer of London, touching the like
plea of 82^ and Bobert Beynham and Robert Amewey touching
the like plea of 40s. London.
William Basket, citizen and skinner of London, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Lawhier touching a plea of debt
of 20;. Middlesex.
Robert Brokette of Legh by Gaynesburgh, co. Lincoln, ' chapman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer John Topclyf touching
a plea of account. York.
Robert Sherman of Sudbury, co. Suffolk, chaplain, or parson of
Ikworth, CO. Suffolk, for not appearing before the same to answer
John Marys, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 201. nor to answer
Thomas Walsyngham touching the like plea of 100s.
Essex, Suffolk.
Roger Slegha of Pengelly, co. Cornwall, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Ghiket 'touching a
plea of trespass. Cornwall.
Roger Hawe of Elton, co. Derby, ' yoman,' and Cecily his wife,
executrix of Edward Folyambe, knight, for not appearing before
the same ta answer Robert Frampton of London, 'sadeler,'
touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
Thomas Madle of Lytton co. Derby, 'yoman,' for not appearing before
the same to answer Robert Cotton touching a plea of the detinue
of a box with charters, writings and other muniments therein.
London.
William Cryktot of Wotton, co. Hereford, esquire, for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Petyt, Thomas Canynges,
Thomas Catworth and William Bothe, citizens and grocers of
London, executors of William Michell, late citizen and grocer of
London, touching a plea that he render llOs. Id. London.
Richard Hillery of Hadley, co. Suffolk, merchant, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Graynesby of Grymesby touching
a plea of debt of 107s. 2d. Lincoln.
William Brigge of Forton, co. Salop, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Catherine Sporyour of Shrewsbury, late
the wife of Thomas Sporyour, touching a plea of debt of 7 marks.
London.
John Harlesey of Tysehurst, co. Sussex, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Chydiok, knight, touching a plea
of debt of JO marks. Middlesex.
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
99
1431.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 11.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
April 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — conU
John Bromle of Sabrycheford, co. Hertford, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Lovelas, Matthew
Fouchere and John Usk, citizens and mercers of London, touching
a plea of debt of 8 marks. London.
John Skyllyngton, parson of Eccles co. Norfolk, for not appearing
before the king to answer William Lombe touching a plea of
trespass. London.
William Clyfforde of Sutton, co. Kent, esquire, for not appearing
before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer John North, mercer, touching a plea of debt
of 61. Ud. Norfolk.
John Kays of Great Ocle, co. Northampton, * servant,' for not
appearing before John Catesby, William Tresham and Thomas
Palmer, justices of the peace in the said county, to answer the king
and Thomas Mulsho, esquire, of this that he, after being retained
in the service of the said Thomas Mulsho at Little Neuton,
quitted the same contrary to the ordinance. He has surrendered
to the king's prison of Northampton castle before the said justices
as William Tresham, one of them, has certified. Northampton.
1430.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 23.
Mandate forbidding the king's lieges, unless with special leave, to
accompany or associate with the cardinal bishop of Winchester in quitting
the king's presence. [Fcedera.] By K. and C.
Revocation of the protection, with clause volumus, for one year, which was
granted to John Gra of Ingelby, co. Lincoln, alias John Gra, * chivaler,' alias
John Gra of Swyllyngton, alias John Graa late of Swyllyngton, 'gentleman,*
as about to proceed to France in the company of John duke of Norfolk,
marshal of England, because he tarries within the city of London as
William Chertseye and Robert Large, sheriffs, have certified.
John, bishop of Bath and Wells, by the name of John Stafford, clerk,
keeper of the privy seal, Robert Hull, John Marchaunt, Peter Pole, Hugh
Gary and William Lee of Aston lately acquired to themselves and their
heirs from Hugh Luterell, knight, the manor of Gulveton, co. Somerset,
which is held in chief, and entered therein without licence. Subsequently
by inquisition, taken before William Poulet, late escheator in the same
county, it was found that the said purchasers, being seised, granted the
premises, also without licence, to John Lutterell, knight, since deceased,
and Margaret late his wife, who still survives, and the heirs of their bodies,
with remainder to the right heirs of the said Hugh Lutterell, father of the
said John Lutterell ; on the death of the last named and by reason of
these trespasses the manor was taken into the king's hands, but now, for
24Z. paid in the hanaper, he has pardoned the trespasses, and grants
licence to the said Margaret to have the manor back and to hold it entailed
as aforesaid.
Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Edward Brugge, esquire, and Alice his wife, now tenants of the
manor of Lee in the counties of Gloucester and Hereford, of a charter,
mw^f'.T
100 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1 joA , , Membrane 28 — emit,
dated 14 November, 21 Edward III [Charter EoU 21 Edward III, No. 6],
being a grant to Richard Talbot of a fair and market at Lee.
By K. and C. in Parliament.
Nov. 18. Writ of aid for Thomas Haseley whom Thoma.s Chaucer, the chief
Westminster, butler, has appointed to be his deputy in the ports of Chichester and
Shorham. By bill of the butler.
Nov. 5. Licence for Richard, earl of Warwick, to grant in mortmain to the
Westminster, chaplains of the chantry of God and St. Mary in the chapel called
dibbeclyf, co. Warwick, the manor of Asshern and one messuage, one
carucate of land and 117.^. lO^d. rent in Whittenassh and Wellesbum not
held of the king. The premises, exclusive of the rent, have been found by
^ inquisition before Thomas Hore, late escheator in the said county, to
be of the clear yearly value of IL and are to be in satisfaction to the
extent of 20 marks yearly of the licence which was granted the said earl
by the king to found the said chantry and endow it with lands and rent
to the yearly value of 24 marks. For 50^. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 28. Revocation of the protection for one year with clause volumu.% which on
Westminster. 5 May last was granted to John Bemes, citizen and goldsmith of London,
as about to proceed to France there to abide in the company of James le
Botiller, earl of Ormond, because he tarries in the city of London as
Walter Cherteseye and Robert Large, the sheriflFs, have certified.
Nov. 15. Grant, by advice of the council, to Thomas Benson of York, of the
Westminster, custody of the castle of Knokfergus in Ireland during the minority of
Richard, duke of York. By p.s.
Nov. 80. Impeximm and confirmation, by advice of the great council, of letters
Westminster, patent, dated 26 April, 7 Henry V, being a grant to John Bouk of the office
of foot-forester (forestarins dc pede) of * la Northbaillif ' of Esyngwold of
the king's forest of Galtres.
The like of letters patent, dated 11 October, 6 Henry V, being a grant to
Richard Blakhose of the office of foot-forester within the forest of Galtres
-■ ^qi in the bailiwick of Ingolthwaite.
Jan. 28. Presentation of John Skypton, king's clerk, to the church of Ford in the
Westminster, diocese of Durham, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of the son
and heir of William Heron, esquire. By p.s.
2430 MEMBRANE 22.
Oct. 27. Commission, by advice of the council, to Master Henry Wodechirche and
Westminster. Robert Brygham, clerks, and to William Wetenhale, appointing them to
be surveyors and governors of the house of St. Antony, London, void by
the death of the last master, to administer the revenues of the same and
to render account to the next master. By C.
Oct. 27. Presentation of Thomas Markand, chaplain of the chantries for the
Westminster, gouls of William Everdon and Ralph Dungeon in the cathedral church of
St. Paul, London, to the church of Ripton Regis, in the diocese of
Lincoln, on an exchange of benefices with William Matheu.
Oct. 18. Pardon to Thomas Stokker of Wyboldeston, co. Bedford, merchant, of
Westminster, his outlawry in the hustings of London for not appearing before William
9 HENRY VI.— Paht 1. 101
1 jqn Membrane 22 — cont,
Babyngton and his fellows, justices of the Bench, to pay the king his debt
of 162. 4s. 8}^/. he having surrendered to the king*s prison of Flete as the
said William Babyngton, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Nov. 1. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Hotoft,
Westminster, treasurer of the household, for good service to the king's father, both before
and after his accession to the throne, and to the present king, of 100 marks
a year out of the fee farm of the city of Lincoln, by the hands of the
king's sheriffs there, as compensation for the loss of the office of keeper
of the writs of the Common Bench at Westminster, which he had by
grant of Henry V, and which was recovered against him, after the death
of the said late king, by Robert Darcy, esquire. By p.s.
Vacated on surrenderf the kimj on 1 February in the present year Iiaviny
fjranted to the said John the office of h'ls chamberlain of tlie Receipt of the
Exchequer,
Nov. 20. Exemplification of letters patent, dated 16 December, 1 Henry VI,
Westminster, in favour of John Banham.
Nov. 11. Presentation of Bichard Hore to the church of St. Bridget in the
Westminster, diocese of St. Davids.
Nov. 29. Licence for Robert Warmwell, William Waryn, John Bromle, William
Westminster. Pakyn and Richard Gatour, citizens of New Saresbury to grant in mort-
main to the mayor and commonalty of the city five messuages in the
same, not held of the king and found by inquisition before Laurence
Gaweyn, escheator in Wilts, to be of the yearly value of iL as part satis-
faction, to the extent of 8 "marks a year, of the licence which Henry IV
granted the said mayor and commonalty to acquire land and rent to the
yearly value of 100 marks, in mitigation of the charges, collections and
subsidies incumbent on them.
Nov. 80. Inspeximm and confirmation, by advice of the great council, of letters
Westminster, patent, dated 12 June, 1 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters
patent, undated,* of Henry IV, being a grant for life to Thomas Rose of
the office of forester errant within * le Northbaille ' in the forest of
Galtrice, co. York.
Nov. 28. Signification to R. bishop of Lincoln of the king's assent to the
Westminster, election of Elizabeth Pytte, nun of Godestowe, to be abbess of that house.
Nov. 12. Pardon to Gerard Galgenet of London, * Lumbard,' of his outlawry in
Westminster, the county of Middlesex, for not coming before the king to pay the ransom
due for his not having appeared on the day which was prefixed him when
he was released under bail ; he having surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison of the king's Bench, as William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified.
Dec. 4. Signification to R. bishop of Lincoln, of the king's assent to the election
Westminster, of Thomas Hokenorton, canon of St. Mary's, Oseney, in the diocese of
Lincoln, to be abbot of that house.
Dec. 4. Presentation of Thomas Baker, to the vicarage of Modbury, in the
Westminster, diocese of Exeter, void by the resignation of William Brounyng.
Nov. 28. Letters of denization, granted by advice of the council and for 40s. paid
Westminster, in the hanaper, to Gisbert Groote, a native of Holland, residing in Cales.
He is to have all the privileges of a burgess of that town. By p.s.
'Tlie scribe has evidently omitted one or two sentences from the middle of the entry.
102 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
-i^Q-i MEMBRANE 21.
Jan. 25. Pardon to Richard Bridde, vicar of Aylesford, co. Kent, for the death at
Westminster. West Mallyng in the liberty of the bishop of Rochester, of Thomas
Normanton, ' taillour/ whereof he was indicted, because he' killed him in
self-defence, as appears by the record of William Gheyne and his fellows,
justices appointed for pleas to be held before the king.
Feb. 1. Impeximus and confirmation to the men of the town of Gumecestre, by
Westminster, advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the Parliament
held at Westminster in the king's first year, of letters patent, dated
7 February, 2 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters patent, dated
12 February, 2 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming a charter, called
letters patent, dated 16 February, 16 Richard II [Charter Roll lb to
17 Richard 11, No, 88]. By K. and C. in Parliament.
Feb. 6. Licence for the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of St. Mary,
Westminster. Lincoln, to elect a bishop in the room of Richard, deceased. By p.s.
Feb. 1. Grant, during pleasure, by the advice of the council, to John Hotoft,
Westminster, esquire, of the office of king's chamberlain of the Receipt of the Exchequer,
with the usual wages, fees and profits, in like manner as John Wodehous
had when alive, in lieu of the 100 marks a year which were granted
to the said John Hotoft on 2 November last, and notwithstanding that he
has by grant of Henry V, confirmed by the present king, 20Z. a year out
of the fee farm which the prior and convent of Coventre are bound to
render, and the profits and revenues of the prince's fee or courts {des
conrtes. P.S.) within the county of Leicester to the value of 4 marks a
year. ^ By p.s. [2884.]
Feb. 6. Impexirtms and confirmation, to William Rogger, one of the tenants of
Westminster, the town of Buntyngford and to the other lords and tenants of the same,
and their heirs, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal
in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first year, of letters
patent, dated 18 June, 8 Henry V, in favour of John Wodeward and
others.
1430. MEMBRANE 20.
Dec. 6. Licence to the prior and convent of Radyng to elect an abbot in the
Westminster, room of Thomas de Erie, deceased. By p.s.
Nov. 24. Revocation of the protection which on 16 March last was granted to
Westminster. John Peryngton, * wexchaundler,' of London, as about to proceed with
the king to France in the company of John, earl of Hontyngdon,
because he tarries in the city of London as the sheriffs have certified.
Oct. 1. Edmund Moreys and John Grene lately acquired to themselves and
Westminster, their heirs from John Roppeley and Margaret, his wife, and entered without
licence, the manor of Exnyng called < Coggeshales ' which is held in chief ;
afterwards regranting the premises to the said John Roppeley and
Margaret and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to her right heirs.
They also entered without licence but now, for 100^. paid in the hanaper,
the king has pardoned these trespasses and licences them to retain the
manor entailed as aforesaid.
Nov. 14. Presentation of Michael James, parson of Ohesilburgh in the diocese
Westminster, of Bath and -Wells, to the church of Braunston, in the diocese of Lincoln,
on an exchange of benefices with John Westmore.
Dec. 19. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Gloucester to deliver the
Westminster, temporalities of the abbey of Oseneye to Thomas Hognorton, canon
9 HENRY VL— Part 1. 103
1 J q/\ Membrane 20 — cont,
of that house, whose election as abbot has been confirmed by
Kichardy bishop of Lincoln, and whose fealty the king has ordered to be
taken by Thomas Chaucer, esquire.
The like to- the escheators in the following counties : —
Oxford and Berks. Buckingham.
Stafford. Northampton.
And to Nicholas Wotton, mayor of London and escheator in that city.
Writ de i7itendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Dec. 18. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Oxford and Berks to deliver
Westminster, the temporalities of the abbey of Godstowe to Elizabeth Pytte, nun of
that house, whose election as abbess has been confirmed oy Richard,
bishop of Lincoln, and whose fealty the king has ordered to be taken by
the abbot of Enysham.
The like to the escheators in the following counties: —
Qloucester. Dorset.
Northampton. Sussex.
Buckingham. Warwick.
Southampton and Wilts. .
And to Nicholas Wotton, mayor of London, escheator in that city.
1 ii^l ^^^ ^^ intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Jan. 12. Signification to B. bishop of Salisbury, of the king's assent to the
Westminster, election of brother Thomas Henley, monk of Bedyng, to be abbot of that
1430 ^OVLGQ. By p.s.
Dec. 7. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Alnewyk to be surveyor of the
Westminster, search in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull, with the usual fees and wages.
•t jQi By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 19. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Hereford and adjacent
Westmmster. Welsh marches to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of B/odjng to
brother Thomas Henley whose election as abbot has been confirmed
by Robert, bishop of Salisbury, and whose fealty the king has taken.
By p.s.
The like to Nicholas Wotton, mayor of London, escheator in that city.
And to the escheators in the following counties : —
Bedford and Buckingham. Warwick and Leicester.
Surrey and Sussex. Southampton and Wilts.
Kent and Middlesex. Essex and Hertford.
Oxford and Berks.
1 1QH ^'^^ ^ intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Dec. 16. Appointment of John Everdon, one of the auditors of the Exchequer,
Westminster, and John Denton, to hear and determine the accounts of the receivers and
other ministers of the lordship in Eirton in Lyndesey co. Lincoln, which
have not been completed for the time of Henry V. The said Everdon
and Denton are to have a reward at the receipt of the Exchequer
according to the discretion of the treasurer and barons from the date of
iheir leaving the dty of London until that of their return.
1 ^qi By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 25. Grant, for life, by advice of the council, to brother John Snell, canon of
Westminster, the Augnstinian monastery of St. Antony in the diocese of Vienne, of the
wardenship of the house or hospital of St. Antony, in the city of London,
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according to the foundation thereof, with all fruits, profits, emoluments
and rights within the realm of England belonging to the said monastery,
hospital and house. By p.s.
Jan. 8. ^ Presentation of William Estyby, chaplain, to the church of Blaketoryton
Leeds. jn the diocese of Exeter, void by the resignation of Robert Wyot.
Feb. 1. It has been found by inquisition before Robert Andrewe and Richard
Westminster. Dixton that Thomas Brook, * chivaler,' deceased, held in his demesne as of fee
on the day of his death the manor of Westhorp or Westhrop by Hyworth or
Hiworth, co. Wilts, which is held of the king by knight service, and that
Edmund Pyne, who survives, with Hugh Sanfofd and John Adam, since
deceased, lately acquired the said manor, to themselves and the heirs and
assigns of Edmund, from the said Thomas in his life time and from Joan,
then his wife, and entered on it without licence. It was taken into
the king's hands on the death of the said Thomas Brook and on
account of the trespass mentioned, which trespass the king pardons for
16Z. paid in the hanaper, licensing the said Edmund to have again and to
hold the said manor to himself and his heirs.
Feb. 1. Revocation of the protection, for one year, which on 4 April last was
Westminster, granted to John Smyth of Maldon, co. Essex, *shipman,' as about to
proceed to France, there to abide in the company of Lewis Robbessard,
lord Bourgchier, because he tarries in the county of Essex as the sheriff
has certified.
Jan. 29. Orant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Wattes, one of
Westminster, the king's porters, of the office of Jseeper of the park called Foly John
within the forest of Wyndesore, to be discharged by him in person or by
deputy, with the usual fees and wages. By p.s.
1430.
MEMBRANE 19.
Dec. 4. Assignment, pursuant to the act of the Parliament held at Westminster
Westminster, on the morrow of St. Matthew, 8 Henry VI [see Rolls of ParUamenty
Vol IV y pp. 889, 840] to Henry archbishop of Canterbury, Henry bishop of
Winchester, Thomas bishop of Durham, Walter Hungreford knight,
John Wodhous esquire and John Leventhorp, feoffees of Henry V in
certain castles, manors, lordships, towns and lands of the duchy of
Lancaster, for repayment of 8,028/. 18». Hd, lent by them to the
king for the defence of the realm out of the issues of the premises,
of all subsidies and customs, moneys and profits henceforth accru-
ing or to accrue from wool, hides, wool-fells and tin, tuns of wine
and other merchandise whatsoever in the port of Southampton
and in places under the authority of the collectors of that port.
One of such collectors in the port and places mentioned is to be nominated
by the said now assignees or their executors, and such nominee only is
to receive all the said customs and subsidies, and to pay over such amount
as would have been due to the king but for the present assignment, to the
said assignees, who are also to have one part of the seal called ' coket,'
and until they have livery of the same no wool, hides, wool-fells, tin or
other merchandise as aforesaid shall pass through the said port. The
present assignment shall not be revoked, nor shall any other grant or
assignment be made to the prejudice thereof, until full repayment of the
' said loan has been made, but, should such be made, the collectors may
disobey it with impunity. By p.s.
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 105
I^QI Meinhrane 19 — cont,
Jan. 80. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Godyng to the office of
Westmmster. controller of the great and petty customs and of the subsidies on wool,
hides and wool-fells and of tunnage and poundage in the port of Boston,
with the statutory provisoes. By bill of ^he treasurer.
MEMBRANE 18.
Jan. 29. Appointment of Thomas Stanley, knight, by advice of the council, to
Westmmster. be the king's lieutenant in Ireland for six years froin 12 April next. [His
powers are much the same, < mutatis mut^indu,* as those conferred in
paragraphs 1 to 22, Iie,r omnihm — pad nontre reforirmndum, and in paragraph
48 relating to purveyance, in the appointment of Edmund earl of March on
9 May, 1 Henry VI, printed in Fmlera for that date.] In place of the
powers then granted in paragraphs 28 to 42, the present lieutenant may,
by advice of the council of Ireland, demise lands conquered or recovered
from rebels, in perpetuity or for term of life or years, but land of the king
which has been under the obedience of Henry IV or Henry V shall be
disposed of by the treasurer, and not the lieutenant, of Ireland ; the
lieutenant shall, however, survey the behaviour of all ministers and
officers in Ireland, and replace any found to be unfit, except the Chancellor,
treasurer, chief justice and chief baron : — and, in place of the powers in
clauses 44 to the end, he may, by advice of the council, confirm grants of
privileges made by previous kings, if such course shall seem expedient,
and he is to watch over the good government of the country and the
recovery of the king's rights. In case of urgent necessity he may quit the
country after appointipg a deputv for the period of his absence. By p.s.
Jan. 26. Licence for all dukes, earls, barons, admirals, mayors, bailiffs, sheriffs,
Westminster, captains, constables, marshals and other officers having authority in any
ports and stathes of England and Flanders, to execute letters patent of
James, king of Scots, dated at Edinburgh, 6 (January, A.D. 1480, in the 21st
year of his reign, for John Fernandie of Lushbone, Bichard Aunger of
Petteworth, and Bichard Sneleham of Wynchelse, English merchants,
who have complained of being despoiled of the Gabriel of Hundejlete and
the Georfje of Wynchehe with their cargoes, value 1,500Z. by Simon
Logane, Thomas Patonson, William Lowson and Patrick Henryson,
Scots, to have equivalent goods of Scots put under arrest. [Fcsdera,]
1430. By p.s.
Dec. 2. Licence, by advice of the council, for John Feriby, esquire, and Margery,
Westminster, his wife, to grant in mortmain to the prior and convent of the Carthusian
house of the Salutation of St. Mary by the city of London a spring and
land, 58 perches long and 12 feet wide, in the town of Iseldon, and for the
said prior and convent to lay down lead pipes in the said land and under
and across the king's highway for a conduit to bring water from the said
14^1 spring to their house. By p.s. and for 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 1. Licence, for 1 mark paid in the hanaper, for Edward Whitton and
Westminster. Eleanor, his wife, to enfeoff* John Whitton, their son, and Alice, daughter
of John Gerys of Ludlowe, late the wife of John Bradeford, and the heirs
of the bodies of the said John Whitton and Alice, of a messuage and a
carucate of land in Fayntre, co. Salop, which is held of the king in chief,
with remainder to the said feoffors and their heirs.
Feb. 10. Protection, with clause rolumus, for one year for John Bunton,
Westminster. < yoman,' about to proceed to Ireland in the company of Thomas Stanley,
knight, lieutenant of that land. By bill of p.s.
106 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 AQl Membrane 18 — cont,
Feb. 16. Grant to Thomas Damet, one of the chaplains of the king's chapel, of
Westminster, fcije prebend in the king's college within his castle of Wyndesore, which is
void by the resignation of John Snelle, master of St. Antony's. By p.s.
Feb. 21. * Presentation of Robert Ceham, chaplain, to the church of Little
Westminster. Mongeham, in the diocese of Canterbury.
MEMBRANE 17.
Feb. 7. Grant, by advice of the council, to the prioress and convent of St.
Westminster. Mary's, Chester, a great part of whose possessions are in Wales and have
been wasted by the rebels, of 10 marks a year for ten years out of the fee
farm of the town of Shrewsbury, in continuation of like grants made on
12 May, 1 Henry IV and 9 May, 9 Henry V. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the bailiffs of Shrewsbury.
Et erat patetis. By the same writ.
Feb. 10. Grant to the wardens of the fabric of the bridge of Rouchestre of pontage
Westminster, for seven years to be paid on merchandise passing over or under the said
bridge.
Feb. 11. Pardon to Thomas Persbrigg or Percebrygge of Catton or late of Catton,
Westminster, co. York, * clerk,' of two outlawries ; one in the county of Middlesex and
the other in the county of Cambridge. — ^In the first case he, as well as
Richard Chambirlayn, of Catton, *yoman,' John Reynalde of Torkeseye,
CO. Lincoln, * taillour,' and William Wortley of Lodyngton, co. Lincoln,
< yoman,' his fellow mainpernors, did not appear before the justices of
the Bench to satisfy the king for having failed to produce before the said
justices Thomas Mitford of Lodyngton aforesaid, ' gentilman,' to answer
Ralph Ingoldesby touching a plea of debt ; and in the other case he did
not appear before the same justices to answer Henry Percy of Athol,
knight, touching a plea of account. — He has now surrendered to the prison
of Flete as William Babyngton, chief justice, has certified.
Jan. 24. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Sussex to deliver the
Westminster, temporalities of the bishopric of Chichester to Simon Sydenham, late dean
of Salisbury, whom the pope has provided to be bishop in the room of
John, deceased, and whose fealty the king has taken. By p.s.
The like to Nicholas Wotton, mayor of London and escheator in that
city.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
Feb. 15. By inquisition, taken virtute officii before Richard Laken, escheator in the
Westminster, county of Salop and adjacent Welsh marshes, it was found that Reginald
Mitton of Shrewsbury died seised in his demesne as of fee of eight tenements
within the town of Shrewsbury and of 10.h. of yearly rent there, and that the
premises are held in chief. But now on behalf of William Boerley of
Bromcrofte and Thomas Straunge, knight, it has been shewn that the
said Reginald, being seised of the premises, by the name of Reginald
Mitton, burgess of Salop, bequeathed them, among other lands and
tenements, to Alice his wife for life, describing them as all that
his tenement in Shrewsbury called < Ca^esplace,' and all that his
tenement in the parish of St. Julian, which some time was Catherine
de Weston's, together with that tenement there adjacent which
he had by gift and feofi&nent of Richard de Grafton and Hugh
de Acton, which tenements lie together in the same pcuish in
a comer opposite the churchyard of the said church of St. Julian
9 HENRY VI.— Past 1. 107
1431.
Mfivi h'a ne 1 7 — conU
between the tenement which was of Cassander de Clyff and the
tenement of Richard Neweton, sometime of Thomas Parys, and extend
from the king's highway leading to the church of St. Chad to the garden
of the said Cassander, formerly of Robert Upton ; as his capitgil tenement,
wherein he dwelt, called * Vaghanneshall * ; and as that his tenement on
* le Wilecope ' within the said parish of St. Julian, which was sometime
Catherine de Weston's, and then was situated between the tenement of
John Grafton on one side and a tenement on which a rent was payable to
Richard Bonell on the other {tunc scituabatur inter tenementum Johannis
Grafton ex j)arte una et redditum Rkardi Bonell ex jmrte altera) ; and of 8
acres and one butt of arable land within Monkeye lying together, and lOs. a
year rent out of a tenement which Roger Gamprich held of the said Reginald
in the street {yico) of Baxsterstrete in Shrewsbury together with
those vacant plots of land lying in various ways, viz. one in
the street of Romaldesham between the tenement of John Beget
and the tenement which was Stephen Barker's, extending from the king's
highway to the lands of the heirs of Richard de Mitton ; another in the
street called Enokynslane, and the third on le Cotonhill by the lands of
Richard Stury. The said Alice being seised hereby, after the death of the
said Reginald, granted all her estate in the premises to the said William
Boerly and Thomas Straunge, by the name of Thomas Straunge, esquire,
and to Hugh Burgh esquire, and William Forster, since deceased, the four
entered without licence and reason of these trespasses the premises were
taken into the king's hands. But now he, for 16^ paid in the hanaper,
has pardoned the same and licences the said William and Thdmas to have
again and to hold the premises for the life of the said Alice.
Licence for Dennis born in Ireland, for paid in the
Westminster. hanap6r, to abide in England for the term of his life, notwithstanding the
proclamation made by authority of the last Parliament for all the king's
lieges of Ireland residing in England to return to the land of their birth.
Vacated because nothing was done therein,
Aug. 4. Grant, by advice of the council, to Hardesinus, cardinal of Novara, of the
Westminster. archdea.conry of Norhampton in the cathedral church of Lincoln, in the
king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of Lincoln being
in his hands. By p.s.
Mandates in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric,
and to the dean and chapter of the cathedral church. [FoRdera.] By p.s.
July 2. Margaret Sarnesfeld, late the wife of Nicholas Sarnesfeld, knight, had
Westminster, the manor of Helleston with the borough, under letters patent of
Richard U, for life, rendering nothing therefor, and was peaceably seised
until put out by Riobert Treaga and Richard Penpons by a certain office.
She had also 202. a year for life at the Receipt of Cornwall by the hands of
the receiver under other letters patent of the same king, and the like sum
also for life by the hands of the same receiver under letters patent of the
king's father when prince, and, as she has willingly surrendered her estate
in the premises so that she may have the said manor and borough, the
king, by advice of the council, grants her the said manor of Helleston, co.
Comw^ with the borough for life, without rendering anything therefor.
< By p.s.
-.^oA MEMBRANE 16.
Nov. 5. Pardon, for 4 marks paid in the hanaper, for the trespasses committed
Westminster, in the course of settling a moiety of a moiety of the manor of Eton
108 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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MembraTie 16 — cont.
Tregoys, CO. Hereford, and of the advowson of Eton Chapel [see above
membrane 29 third ejitry] on Richard de Puston, son and heir of Elizabeth
late the wife of John ap Harry of Paston, one of the daughters and heirs
of Hugh de Waterton, knight, and the heirs of his body, with remainder
to the heirs of the body of the said Elizabeth, with remainder to Blanche
wife of Eobert Chalons, knight, the other daughter and heir of the said
Hugh, and the heirs of her body, with remainder over to the right heirs of
1 A^l ^^® ^^ Hugh. Xamex of feoff ee^i dr. as in entry above referred to.
Feb. 4. It was found by inquisition, taken before James Strangways and John
Westminster. EUerker, by virtue of letters patent, addressed to them and to Robert Tirwhit
and John Preston, that Ralph Lassels, grandfather of Roger Lassels, was
seised of the advowson of the church of Kirkeby under KnoUe, co. York,
and presented thereto one Reginald Selby, his clerk, who was admitted and
inducted by the then archbishop of York, ordinary of the place, in the
time of Richard II. The advowson, on the death of the said Ralph,
descended to the said Roger, as son and heir of Ralph his son and heir,
but when, on the death of the said Reginald Selby, the church became
void, the king, by letters patent, presented William Caleys, chaplain. •
Whereupon, at the suit of the said Roger, a writ of scire facias was
issued to the sheriff of Yorkshire for the said William Caleys to appear in
Chancery and show cause against the letters patent of presentation in his
favour being annulled, and the sheriff returned that he had been duly
warned by Thomas Maunby, Thomas Chapman, William Carter, and
. William Johnson. Ho, however, did not appear, but John Vampage, the
king's attorney, did, alleging that there were divers charters, writings and
muniments touching the king's right in the said advowson, in the
treasury under the keeping of the treasurer and chamberlains. It was,
therefore, thought expedient by the king's justices, Serjeants at law, and
other skilled men of his council, that the king should be better
informed concerning the documents referred to, and at their request
as well as at that of the said John Vampage, the king commanded
by writs that the records, rolls, memoranda, charters, writings,
evidences and other muniments in the treasury relating to the said
advowson should be searched, and the king certified of the result
in Chancery. The treasurer and chamberlains returned that search had
been made but that they had found nothing touching any right of the
king to the said advowson. Then solemn proclamation was made in
chancery that if any one desired to give information to the king or council
with reasons why the said letters patent should not be annulled, he should
come and he would be heard ; but no one appeared, and, after due
deliberation, judgment was given that they should be annulled, which is
done accordingly.
Feb. 15. hispeximns and confirmation to the dean and chapter of Lincoln, by
Westminster, advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the Parliament
held at Westminster in the king's first year, of letters patent, dated
1 February, 9 Edward II, granting to the dean and chapter, for love of
John then bishop, the custody of the temporalities of the see during
voidances, paying therefore at the rate of 1,000Z. a year, being the taxed
value of the bishopric.
Feb. 28. Protection, with clause volumtis, for one year for Alexander William,
Westminster. * shipman,' alias Alexander Williamson, master of ' le Trinite ' of London,
about to proceed to Ireland in the company of Thomas Stanley, knight,
the king's lieutenant there. By bill of p.s.
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 109
1 j^ q 1 Membrane 1 6 — emit.
Feb. 22. The like for John Gregge or Grygge of Gyldeford, co. Surrey, * spicer '
Westminster, or * spycer.* By bill of p.s.
MEMBRANE 15.
Feb. 18. By inquisition, taken ex officio before Robert Cappes, late escheator in
Westminster, Kent, and returned before the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, but
afterwards brought before the king in Chancery, it was found that John
Eyriell the elder, knight, deceased, was seised in his demesne as of fee of
the manor of Serre or Serrecourt, of the manor of St. Laurence or
Uppercourt in the Isle of Thanet and of 200 acres of marsh in Chistelet,
CO. Kent, and that he granted the premises to John Kyriell, his son, and
Alice, his wife, and the heirs male of their bodies, with reversion to himself
and his heirs ; that the said John Kyriell, the son, and Alice, had issue
Joan Kyriell, and that the said John Kyriell, the elder, died, after whose
death the reversion descended to his son and heir, the said John Kyriell, the
younger ; that he and his wife Alice died without heir male of their bodies,
whereby the premises descended to the said Joan ; that she married John
Wykes, and that he and she granted the premises to Henry Permystede,
citizen and draper of London, and to Edmund Pampton, their
heirs and assigns, and afterwards, by fine, levied in 17 Richard II,
acknowledged the premises to be the right of the said Edmund as
that which the said Edmund and Henry then had of their gift,
and in return, the same Henry and Edmund granted the premises to
the said John Wykes and Joan, and the heirs of the same John Wykes ;
that she died and he married one Xgnes and they had issue John Wykes ;
that the manor called St. Laurence or Uppercourt has been held by knight
service and the said marsh has been held by fealty in socage, during the
life of the said John Wykes the elder, and afterwards, from the abbot of
St. Augustine's by Canterbury, which abbey is of the foundation of the
king's progenitors and of the king's patronage, wherefore the king ought
to have the custody of its temporalities during voidances ; and that, on the
death of Marcellus then last abbot, the temporalities were taken into the
king's hands and that the said John Wykes, the father, died seised during
such voidance, the said John Wykes, the son, at the time of his father's
death and of the said inquisition being taken, being under 15 years of age,
during whose minority the custody of the said manor belonged to the king.
But afterwards Thomas Kyriell of Kent, knight, sued to the king, stating
that the remainder, in the grant made by the said John Kyriell, knight,
of the said manor of Uppercourt and of the said marsh, was
to Nicholas Kyriell, knight, and the heirs of his body, and not as previously
stated, so that, after the death of the said John Kyriell and Alice without
heir male of their bodies, he, the said Thomas, entered in the said manor
and marsh, as son and heir of William Kyriell, knight, son and heir of the
said Nicholas, and was peaceably seised until put out both by colour of the
said inquisition and of certain letters patent, dated 28 May, 6 Henry VI,
granting the custody of the manor and marsh to Thomas Wykes since
deceased. The said Thomas Kyriell further denied that the said John
Wykes, the father, died seised of Uppercourt and the marsh, or that they
descended to his son during a voidance of the abbey, and therefore
besought that the said letters patent in favour of Thomas Wykes might
be cancelled. A writ of scire Jacias was therefore issued to the sheriff of
Kent for William Benet, John RoUyng and John Loveney, executors of
the said Thomas Wykes to appear in Chancery and show cause to the
contrary. The sheriff returned that they had been duly warned by
110 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
■1x31 Membrane 16 — conU
William Halle, John Edmund, Henry Osbarn an^ Stephen Btokpeny, and
on the day appointed they duly appeared by John Bate, their
attorney, as did the said Thomas Kyriell by John Squyry,
his attorney. They claimed by virtue of the said letters patent and
craved aid of the king. This was granted and the said Thomas Eyriell
was ordered to apply to the king for leave to proceed, and afterwards,
appearing in Chancery by John Shawe his attorney, produced a writ of privy
seal, dated 25 November, last directing the archbishop of York, chancellor,
to proceed in the suit but not to give judgment without consultation with
the king. The said executors also appeared by their said attorney but
could show no good cause why the said letters patent should not be
revoked, and the said Eyriell restored to possession with the mesne profits.
So that judgment was given for such revocation, and the letters are
revoked accordingly.
March 3. "Presentation of William Appilby, parson of Langefeld, in the diocese of
Westminster, Rochester, to the church of Esyngdon, in the diocese of Lincoln, on an
exchange of benefices with John Reve; directed to H. archbishop of
Canterbury.
Jan. 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Hexham, to be controller,
Westminster, changer and essayer of the king's money in the Tower of London, with
the usual fees and wages. ■ By bill of the treasurer.
March 8. Presentation of William Appilby as in the last entry but one, except
Westminster, that Esyngdon church is said to be in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the bishopric of Lincoln being in his hands ; directed to
the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Lincoln.
Feb. 3. Licence, by advice of the council, for James Botiller, earl of Ormond, to
Westminster, be absent from Ireland for two years, having his revenues sent to him in
England or elsewhere, any statute or ordinance to the contrary notwith-
standing. By p.s.
April 4. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Robert Manfeld,
Westminster, marshal of the king's hall, of the custody of the king's manor of Sheen,
to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the wages of 6rf. a
day by the hands of the farmers or occupiers of the said manor, as John
de Bury had when alive. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 14.
Feb. 26. Revocation of the protection for one year which, on 14 May last, was
Westminster, granted to Thomas Cosyn of London, ^gentilman,' as about to proceed to
France in the company of John duke of Norfolk, marshal of England,
because he tarries at Bcrmondsey, co. Surrey, as William Fynche, sheriff
of Surrey, has certified.
Jan. 12. Order, on petition by John Carpenter, one of the executors of Richard
Westminster. Whityngton, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and
of the commonalty of England in the present Parliament, that the rent of
4 marks a year which John Pulteney, knight, sometime mayor of London,
bequeathed to the prisoners of Newgate, shall be paid as it was wont, and
that the mayor or chamberlain of London shall have power to distrain
for it, if in arrear, and for the penalty which would therey accrue, in the
lands of the master of the chapel of Corpus Christi by the church of
St. Lawrence, Candelwykstrete. [See liolls of Parliament^ vol. IV^
pp. 370, 871.] By pet. in Parliament,
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1. Ill
i^QA Membrane 14 — cont,
Deo. 20. Appointment, pursuant to act of the last Parliament for the repayment
Westminster, of loans made to the king for the defence of the realm [Eolh of Parlia-
mejity Vol IV, pp. 889, 840] , that William Estfeld and other merchants of
the staple of Calais shall be repaid the sum of 2,888^ Gs. Sd, which they
have lent to the king, out of the half-tenth which was granted by
the clergy in the said JParliament to be paid on the 1st of May next,
by the hands ot the collectors, by virtue of tallies levied on them at the
receipt of the Exchequer as follows, viz. 167^. 8«. in the archdeaconry of
Leicester; 46^ 18«. 1/^. in the archdeaconry of Chester; 126Z. 145. did.
in the archdeaconry of Worcester ; 64Z. 18.5. Sd. in the archdeaconry of
Salop, diocese of Hereford ; 90L in the archdeaconry of Derby ; 201Z. 85.
in the archdeaconry of Northampton ; 250Z. 145. Sid. in the archdeaconry
of Winchester ; 260Z. I65. 8^. in the archdeaconry of Salisbury ;
48Z. I85. 6d.m the archdeaconry of Cornwall; 151 Z. 85. in the arch-
deaconry of Oxford ; 68Z. 85. did. in the archdeaconry of Coventry ;
185Z. 4.9. Id. in the archdeaconry of Hereford; 20Z. I85. lOd. in the
diocese of Bath ; 1101. Ss. 4d. in the archdeaconry of Gloucester ;
158Z. I85. 9d. in the county of Devon ; 158Z. 195. 3d. in the archdeaconry
of Berks ; 27L Ids. lOd. in the archdeaconry of Salop, diocese of Coventry;
1492. 145. id. in the archdeaconry of Dorset ; 31L 12s. ^d. in the county
liQl ^^ Lancaster and 18Z. I85. in the archdeaconry of Brecon.
Aug. 6. The like that the persons of the county of Suffolk, who have been
Westminster, induced to lend 600Z. by William earl of Suflfblk, appointed to obtain
loans for the king, shall be repaid out of the fifteenth and tenth payable
from the same county, on Martinmas next, which was granted to the king
by the commonalty of the realm in the last .Parliament.
By E. and C. in Parliament.
The like out of the same fifteenth and tenth from the county of Norfolk,
for the persons of that county who have lent 1,OOOZ. in like circumstances.
By K. and C. in Parliament.
The like out of the tenth and fifteenth from Norwich, for the mayor
and good men of that city, for the loan of 94Z. 125.
By E. and C. in Parliament.
MEMBRANE 13.
Feb. 21. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Smyth to be surveyor of the
Westminster, search in the port of Ipswich, with the usual fees and wages.
-| i QQ . By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 29. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Norreys,
Westminster, yeoman of the chamber, of 6^/. a day out of the issues of the county of
Wilts. By p.s.
Vacated an surrender^ tJie kinff on 6 April, in his fifteenth year, havijig
granted the said 6d. a day to the said John for life.
1 J.Q1 Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of W^ilts. Et crat patens.
Feb. 22. Protection, with clause rolnmus, for one year for John Barley of London,
Westminster. « skynner,' about to proceed to Ireland in the company of Thomas Stanley,
1^q/\ king's knight, lieutenant of Ireland. BybiU of p.s.
Oct. 26. Pardon, for 88 marks paid in the hanaper, to John Heryng, esquire, and
Westminster. Thomas Ilody, for having, with Henry Gouys, since deceased, acquired to
themselves and their heirs from John Moigne, knight, and entered
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without licence, the manor of Shipton Moigne or Shepton Moygnfe,
CO. Gloucester, with the advowson of its church, and the manor of
Ore Moyne, Ogres or Owre Moygne, co. Dorset, with its church, all which
1 4^1 ^^® ^^^^ ^^ ^^^ ^^^ ^^ chief. Licence for them also to retain the same.
Feb. 16. By inquisition, taken before Robert Longe, late escheator in the county
Westminster, of Wilts, it was found that John Moygne, * chivaler,* long before his death
held in chief a carucate of arable land containing 70 acres in Maydenton,
CO. Wilts, and 4 acres of meadow, 1 00 acres of pasture and 26». Sd. rent
of assise from free tenants there, and that he granted the premises to
Thomas Hody and John Heryng and to Henry Gouys, since deceased, and
their heirs, without licence. At the death of the said Moygne and on
account of this trespass, the premises were taken into the king's hands,
but now, for 7 marks paid in the hanaper, he pardons the trespass, and
licences the said Thomas and John Heryng to have again and to hold the
premises. •
Feb. 17. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Ralph, lord Crome-
Westminster. well, of the offices of constable of the castle of Rysyng, co. Norfolk,
keeper or forester of the chace or warren of the lordship of Rysyng, and
steward of the same lordship, to be discharged by him in person or by
deputy, with 19Z. 10». lOrf. a year, by the hands of the receiver thei?e, as
wages, fees or rewards : John Wodehous, esquire, who held the said offices
for life by several letters patent of the king's father, made when he was
1 4.^0 priiice of Wales, being understood to be dead.
Oct. 26. Pardon, for 5 marks paid in the hanaper, to Robert Shotysbroke, knight,
Westminster. Thomas Kyngeston, knight, John Stourton of Preston, John Heryngge,
Walter Portman, John Hody, Thomas Husee, Robert Bruynyng, Richard
Etton, Robert Colyngborne, Robert Squybbe, Gilbert Wyke, and John
Braban, rector of Weston, for acquiring to themselves and their heirs from
John Stourton, knight, and entering without licence, the office of bailiflF
of Westperotte, co. Somerset, which is held of the king in chief. Licence
for them also to retain the same.
Nov. 80. Grant to the bailiffs and burgesses of the town of Great Jernemuth of
Westminster, murage for four years, to be applied under the survey of William, bishop
14 SI ^^ Norwich.
Jan. 12. Letters of denization, pursuant to act of the present Parliament, for
Westminster. John, son of John Asger citizen of Norwich, born in Seland, and the heirs
of his body. By pet. in Parliament and for 40$. paid in the hanaper.
March 10. Presentation of John Huchyn, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. Newenham in the diocese of Winchester. By p.s.
March 14. Licence, by advice of the council, for the king's kinsman, Thomas
Westminster. Beauford, count of Perche, to export 8,000^. in gold as part of his ransom.
By p.s,
Jan. 12. Letters of denization for William Claydon and his heirs, he having
Westminster, had licence of Henry IV to reside in England. [Rolh of Parliament,
VoU IV y p. 887.] By pet. in Parliament and for 40«. paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE 12.
March 10. Grant, by advice of the council, for the life of John de Leventhorp and
Westminster, afterwards, during pleasure, to Richard Hase, in consideration of his great
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 118
1 J q-i Membrane 12 — cont,
charges in the wars of France in the times of Henry V and of the present
king, of the offices of gaoler, keeper and porter of the castle of York, to
be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the usual fees, wages
and profits not exceeding the value of 10 marks a year for the said offices
of gaoler and keeper, and 2d, a day for the office of porter. The said
John de Leventhorp had the premises for life by grant of Henry IV,
subsequently confirmed, and has surrendered his grant to the intent that
the said Eichard should have them. By p.s.
Feb. 16. Grant, by advice of the council, to Amald de Gent, king's knight, for
Westminster, life from Michaelmas last, of 40^. a year by the han^s of the sheriffs of
London, he having surrendered his grant from Henry IV, subsequently
confirmed, of the like sum at the Exchequer. By p.s.
March 10. Impeximus and confirmation to the prioress and convent of Wherewell,
Westminster, of letters patent, dated 7 February, 5 Edward III, granting them the
custody of the temporalities of the abbey during voidances, paying
therefor at the rate of 2302. a year. For 20^. paid in the hanaper .
•
March 10. Licence, by advice of the council* for Nicholas Bemardyn of Luke to
Westminster, b^y i^QOO bows with strings for the same, and <L,000 sheaves of arrows in
England and forward them with all speed to Bouen. By p.s.
March 12. Licence, for 80 marks paid in the hanaper, for Henry Percy, earl of
Westminster, Northumberland, to enfeoff in his castle of Werkworth and manors of
Werkworth, Corbrig, Routhebury and Neweb'um, co. Northumberland,
which are held in chief, Nicholas Clerk, parson of Spofford, Robert Bedale,
clerk, and Guy Fairfax, and their heirs ; and for them, after seisin had, to
grant the premises to the said earl and Eleanor his wife, and his heirs.
March 19. Safe-conduct for one year for Master John Okallygh, an Irishman, to
Westminster, come from Ireland to attend before the council in England and proceed
whither he will, with four persons, five horses and harness.
By G. in Parliament.
March 17. The like for Bobert Gardyner, esquire, to come to England and return to
Westminster. Ireland with two servants, three horses and harness.
March 12. Grant to William Pope, esquire, for life, of the office of bailiff of
Westminster. Winchelse in the same manner as William Calton had when alive, in
recompense for the manor of Staveley, co. Derby, which the said Pope had
by grant of Henry V, but which was taken into the king's hands on an
inquisition held before WiUiam Nevylle, late escheator in the said county.
[See lioUs of Parliament, Vol, IV, p, 874.] By pet. in Parliament.
MEMBRANE 11.
March 6. It was found by inquisition, taken before William Bokesburgh, escheator
Westminster, in Essex, that a fine was levied at Westminster in the quinzaine of
Trinity, 8 Henry VI, between John Malton, William Menston and
William Savage, plaintiffs, and Lewis Bobessart, knight, since deceased,
Elizabeth then his wife, who survives, Henr^ Bourghchier, son of William
Bourgchier, knight, and William Bourghchier, brother of the said Henry,
deforciants, relating amongst other things to the manor of Little Maldon,
which is held of the king as of the honour of Peverell. By this fine the
said deforciants acknowledged the manor to be the right of the said John
Malton^ as that which he and the other plaintiffs had of the gift of the
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114
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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said deforciants, and, in letum, the plaintiffs granted the manor to the
said Lewis and Elizabeth and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to
the heirs of her body, with remainder to the said Henry Bourghchier and
the heirs of his body, with remainder to the said William Bourghchier and
the heirs of his body, with remainder to Thomas Bourghchier, his brother,
and the heirs of his body, with remainder to John Bourgchier, his brother,
and the heirs of his body, with remainder over to Eleanor, his sister, and the
heirs of her body, with remainder over to the right heirs of Bartholomew
Bourgchier, knight, father of the said Elizabeth. So that the said Lewis
held the manor in fee tail on the day of his death, without the king's
licencei^ving been obtained in the matter, and the manor was therefore
taken into the hands of the king, who, however, for 10 marks paid in the
hanaper, has pardoned the trespasses done in the matter, and licences the
said Elizabeth to have again and to hold the said manor entailed as
aforesaid.
•
Jan. 12. Order, pursuant to act of the present Parliament, that Lewis John of
Westminster. Thomdon, co. Essex, esquire, who is about to proceed to France in the
company of Henry, bishop of Winchester, cardinal of England, shall not
be prejudiced by the outlawry which was pronounced in the coimty court
for Devon, held at Exeter, on 18 July, 3 Henry IV, at the suit of John
Haweley of Dertemouth, for debt, against Lewis John of Fowy, co. Corn-
wall, ' shipman,' by the name of Lewis John simply, before the statute
of additions [Statute 1 Hen, V, c. 5] , the said Lewis John of Thomdon
being a different person. [See Rolls of Parliament, Vol. IV, p. 872.]
By pet. in Parliament.
March 14* Orant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Bobert Catton,
Westminster, groom of the chamber, of the office of raglaw of the commotes of Mallayn
and Cayo, co. Carmarthen, with the usual wages, fees and profits, to be
discharged by him in person or by deputy, in like manner as William
Catton had when alive. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender, tJie king on 14 July, in his nineteenth year, liaving
1 4.^0 granted him tJie office for life.
Nov. 18. Licence, by advice of the Council, for John, earl of Huntyngdon, to
Westminster, grant the castle, town and manor of Berstaple, the manors of Toryton,
Fremyngton, Combemartyn, Dertyngton, Southmolton, Wynkletracy,
Blakeboumeboty, Northlieu, Holdesworthy and Langacre and the
hundreds of Fremyngton and Southmolton, co. Devon ; the manor of
Ardyngton, co. Berks ; the manor of Northwyche, or Norwiche, and 71. a
year rent in Overmerssh, co. Chester ; the castle, town and lordships of
Hope and Hopedale, North Wales ; and the manors of Blakedon and
Ludford, co, Somerset, which are held of the king in chief, to John
Stafford, bishop of Bath, Humphrey Stafford, earl of Stafford, John Grey
son of Reginald Grey lord Euthyn, John Bussell and John Golafre, and
their heirs, who, after seisin had, shall settle the premises as follows : —
viz. the castle, town and manor of Barstaple, the manors of Toryton,
Fremyngton, Combemartyn and Wynkletracy, the hundred of Fremyngton
and manor of Ardyngton, on the said earl of Huntyngdon and Anne his
wife, and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the heirs of the
bodies of John late earl of Huntyngdon, father of the present
earl, and Elizabeth his wife, with remainder over to the king and his
heirs; and the castle, town and lordships of Hope and Hopedale,
the manors of Dertyngton, Southmolton, Blakeboumeboty,
Northlieu, Holdesworthy, Langacre, the hundred of Southmolton
and the manors of Blakedon, Ludford and Northwicb and the
9 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1. 116
1480.
Membrane 11 — cont.
rent, ihe said earl of Huntyngdon and Anne and the heirs of his
body, without impeachment of waste by her to be made, with remainder to
the heirs of the bodies of the said late earl of Huntyngdon and Elizabeth his
wife, with remainder over to the king and his heirs : notwithstanding that
the reversion of the premises belongs to the king on failure of issue of the
bodies of the said late earl and Elizabeth. [(•/. lioUs of Parliament,
Vol. IV, pp. 884, 886.] By p.s,
April 21. Presentation of Richard Haldeby, parson of Wylughby Waterles in the
Wertminster. diocese of Lincoln, on an exchange of benefices with Robert atte Vikers,
to the church of Knayth in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason
of the nonage of the daughters and heirs of Philip Darcy, 'chivaler,'
tenant in chief of Henry V.
1431. MEMBRANE 10.
April 24. Appointment, pursuant to act of the last Parliament which was held at
Westminster. Westminster on Friday before St. Hilary last, that Henry, cardinal of
England, commonly called the bishop of Winchester, shall be repaid the
20,0(X)Z. which he has lent for the defence of the realm, out of the
tenth and fifteenth, payable at Martinmas, which were granted in
the said Parliament by the commonalty of England, by tallies
on the following collectors for the following amounts, viz. 1,076^. in
CO. Somerset; 1,245^. ISs. 3id. in co. Southampton; 800^. in co.
Cambridge ; 914^. in co. Berks ; 946Z. in co. Sussex ; l,d80Z. 6^. lid.
in CO. Gloucester; 1,060Z. 17s. in co. Wilts; 660/. in co. Buckingham ;
894Z. 10«. Sd. in co. Cornwall ; 1,288/. 18a. in co. Oxford ; 1,070/. 4«. 9Jd.
in Lyndsey, co. Lincoln; 1,861/. 9^. 8^. in co.. Suffolk; 8242. in co.
' Dorset; 8,864Z. 6s. 6d. in co. Norfolk; 7482. lis. 262. in co. Leicester ;
6722. in co. Devon ; 4762. 17s. in co. Worcester ; 6182. in Holland,
CO. Lincoln ; 7202. in co. Warwick and 8842. 5s. in co. Huntingdon.
By E. and C. in Parliament.
The like for the mayor and commonalty of the city of London to be
repaid 8,8282. 6s. 8d. out of the third part of the tenth and fifteenth payable
on Easter next, a year hence, by tallies on the collectors of the
same as follows : — 1,1202. in co. Norfolk ; 2592. in co. Southampton ;
8822. 6s. Sd. in co. Northampton ; 4762. in co. Suffolk ; 4882. 6s. 8^2.
in Lyndeseye, co. Lincoln; 2442. 6s. 8c2. in London; and 4082. 6s. Sd.
in CO. Essex, By E. and C. in Parliament.
Membranes 10 cont. and 9.
April 24. The like for John Radcliff, ' chivaler,* William Darell, William Estfeld,
Westminster. Thomas Haseley, William Flete, John Carpenter, John Iwardby and
Robert Burton, to be repaid 4,000 marks out of the first moiety of one
tenth, granted by the clergy of the province of Canterbury and payable on
Martinmas next, by the hands of the archbishop of Canterbury, the bishop
of Ely and the collectors, in the following dioceses and archdeaconries by
tallies levied as follows: — 105/. 5s. 2d. from the said archbishop of
Canterbury ; 4202. in the diocese of Canterbury ; 2222. in the diocese of
Chichester ; 1862. in the archdeaconries of London and Middlesex ; 1852.
in the archdeaconries of Colchester and Essex ; 502. from the bishop of
Ely ; 2062. in the diocese of Ely ; 9212. in the diocese of Norwich ; 2782.
in the diocese of Baih and Wells ; and 1482. 8s. 2d. in the archdeaconries
of Exeter, Toriton, and Bamastaple. By K. and C, in Parliament.
116 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
-i^o-i Membrane 9 — cont,
April 29. Appointment of Richard Vernon, Edward Stradljng, and John
Westminster, gkydmore, knights, Thomas Mollesley and William Lee, and two or more
of them, including either Mollesley or Lee, to be the king's justices in the
parts of South Wales, so long as James de Audeley, knight, chief justice in
those parts, shall be in France on the king's service. But he is not
hereby to be removed from the office in any way or from the wages and
profits thereof. By p.s.
April 28. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council to Thomas Appulton,
Westminster, king's esquire, for good service to Henry V and the present king, of the
keeping of the park of Leskierde, co. Cornwall, with the usual wages, fees
and profits ; John Glynk, Serjeant at arms, who held the same for life by
grant of Henry V, having surrendered his estate to the intent that the
said Thomas Appulton might have the same. By p.s.
May 7. Exemplification from the rolls of the chancery of Henry Y of his duchy
Westminster, of Normandy, on behalf of Thomas Appulton, who has taken oath that
the original has been accidentally lost, of letters patent in his favour dated
at Falaise 16 February, 5 Henry V. [Rotuli NormannuBf pp, 815, 816.]
April 28. Orant, during pleasure, by advice of the council to Nicholas Bolnehull,
Westminster, yeoman of the chamber, of 6^. a day out of the issues of the counties of
Nottingham and Derby. By p«8.
Vacated by surrender the king Iiaving granted it to him for life on
29 September^ in his sixteenth year.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of the counties. Et erat patens^
May 14. Grant to Richard Nevyle, earl of Salisbury, for whom William Cressoner,
Westminster, esquire, Thomas Stokdale, Thomas Witham and Robert Danby of the
county of York are sureties, of the marriages of Thomasia and Elizabeth,
daughters and heirs both of Richard Hankeford and of Elizabeth his wife,
tenants in chief ; for 2,000 marks payable at Whitsuntide next.
By bill of the treasurer.
March 20. Grant to John de Radclyf, knight, for whom Thomas Radclyf of the
Westminster, county of Lancaster, ' gentilman,' and Robert Suthwell, of the county of
Hertford, < gentilman,' are sureties, of the marriage of the king's ward,
John son and heir of John Butteler, knight, tenant in chief ; for 500 marks
to be paid at Whitsuntide next. By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 12. Letters of denization, pursuant to act of Parliament, for Catherine,
Westminster, wife of John Asger, citizen of Norwich. She was bom in Flanders.
[See Bolls of Parliament, Vol. 1 F, p. 887.]
By pet. in Parliament and for IQOs. paid in the hanaper.
June 20. Pardon, for 20 marks, paid in the hanaper, to Nicholas Radclyf, knight,
Westminster. Richard Moresby, clerk, Hugh de Salkeld the elder, Thomas Burgham,
William de Wodsyde, chaplain, and John Bokyll, chaplain, for acquiring
to themselves and their heirs from Christopher Moresby, knight, and
entering, without licence,* the manor of Culgarth in the counties of
Cumberland and York, which is held of the kmg in chief, by the name of
all the lands, rents and services of the said Christopher. Grant also that
they may retain the same.
MEMBRANE 8.
May 8. Inspeximus and confirmation to the prior and brethren of St. Mary's,
Westminster. Flioham, CO. Norfolk, of letters patent dated 2 July, 17 Richard II.
For 2 marks paid in the hanaper.
1431.
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 117
Membrane 8 — cont.
July
Westminster
Jan. 2. Letters of denization, pursuant to Act of Parliament, for Gabriel Corbet
Westminster, of Southampton, ' mariner,* bom in Venice. [See Rolls of Parliament,
Vol. IV, p. 886.] By pet. in Parliament and for 40s. paid in thehanaper.
f 4c. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Walter Styrkeland,
inster. king's esquire, of the office of master of the king's dogs called ' heirers *
from the date of the death of Hugh Malgrave, the last master, with 12d.
a day wages out of the issues of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham,
and other usual fees and profits ; notwithstanding that he has lOZ. a year
for life out of the fee farm of the city of London. In order to have the above
grant the said Walter has surrendered the annuity of 10^. which he had by
grant of Henry V, out of the ulnage on cloth in the city of York, and a
previous invalid grant of the office, and has waived his claim to 1,000
marks for taking Henry Talbot, who was proclaimed a traitor to the same
late king. By p.s.
Aug. 10. Presentation of John Cryse, chaplain, to the church of Levelond in the
Leeds Castle, diocese of Canterbury.
MEMBRANE 7.
«
March 18. Exemplification, at the request of the mayor and commonsdty of the
Westminster, town of Northampton, of the following : —
1. A petition (French) presented to the king in the present
Parliament by the commonalty of England on behalf of the mayor
and commonalty of the said town, desiring that each freeholder
in the same should be compelled to pave the part of the street
abutting on his house. [Rolls of Parliament, Vol. IV., p. 378.]
2. The affirmative reply to the petition, endorsed on the same and
specifying the streets to which the enactment is to apply. [Ibid,
lyp. 878, 874.]
April 16. Commission to William Hemmyng to supply everything belonging to
Westminster, the office of the poultry for the banquet of St. George at the castle of
Wyndesore, until 24 April next. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
Robert Grace. Nicholas Boyne.
Simon Daye. Walter Wayne.
George Suklyng. Thomas Wyot.
The like commission to Robert More for all things belonging to the
office of the eatery. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
John Henlowe.
Richard Manby.
John Rider. [Fctdera.]
April 19. Pardon, for 40 marks paid in the hanaper, to John Rede, son of Richard
Westminster. Rede of L>eland, John parson of Little Halyngbery and William Wetnale,
citizen and grocer of London, for acquiring to themselves and their heirs
from the said Richard, and entering, without licence, the manors of
Wallebery, Hassyngbroke and Fange with the advowsons of the churches
of Stanford in the Hope and Fange, co. Essex, which are held of the king
in chief.
April 28. Pardon to John Wyke of Grundewell, co. Wilts, ' ploweman,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in the said county, for not appearing before the king to pay the
118 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J 432 Membrane 7 — conU
ransom due for a trespass which he was convicted of having done to
William Wastell, nor to pay the said William his damages ; the said John
having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of the King*s Bench and
paid the said damages, as William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified.
May 8. Licence, for 100s. paid in the hanaper, for Edmund Pyne, esquire, to
Westmmster. enfeoff John Juyn, * chivaler,* William Beauchamp, ' chivaler,* Walter
Stryklond, esquire, John Bryd, Nicholas Wotton, John Coventre, John
Battescombe, Henry Wotton, Thomas Strangfere, clerk, and John Wotton
and the heirs of the said Nicholas, in the manor of Westhorp
or Westthorp and Hampton, by Hyworth, except one acre of land in
the same, the said manor being held in chief.
May 8. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Gilbert Parre, of the
WestmiBster. office of keeper of the privy wardrobe in the Tower of London, from
16 April, 7 Henry VI, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with
the house and the customary fees, profits, and wages out of the fee-farm
of the city of London. The grant which he already has, bearing date
the said 16th of April, is invalid because it does not mention that the
wages are to be paid out of the fee-farm or out of the issues of the said city.
By p.s.
May 1. Grant, by advice of the council, to brother John Snell, canon of the
WestminBter. Augustinian monastery of St. Antony in the diocese of Vienne, of the
wardenship of the house or hospital of St. Antony in the city of London,
for life.
May 8. Nicholas Carrewe, knight, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. Thomas Plunket, * gentilman,' and James de la Hyde, * gentilman,* to be
his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Nicholas Wymbyssh, clerk, received the attorneys.
July 7. Grant, by advice of the council, to William Bonetemps, prebendary in
Westminster, the free chapel of St. Stephen in the palace of Westminster, of a prebend
in the free chapel of St. George within the castle of Windsor, on an
exchange of benefits with Thomas Suthwell. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the warden or dean of the said free chapel.
MEMBRANE 6.
April 18. Licence, by advice of the council, for Henry, cardinal of England, to
Westminster, ship 800 sacks of wool from any port in England to any ports abroad. He
must pay custom and subsidy, as a native, except on such wool as may be
taken by enemies or sunk at sea. By p.s.
April 19. Revocation of the protection for one year, which was granted to Robert
Westminster. Forster as beingin the company of Bobert Ogle, knight, captain of the king's
castle of Bokesburgh, because he tarries in Newcastle upon Tyne as
Bichard de Hall, the sheriff, has certified.
April 28. Exemplification from the roll of the Parliament which was held at West-
Westminster, minster, on Friday before St. Hilary, 9 Henry VI, of the petition (French)
which was presented by John lord Tiptoft and Powys, praying that he and
his heirs may have 10 marks a year, as from 6 Henry Y, out of the 12L a
year ^hich the prior and canons of Huntyngdon have to pay to the king
for the manor or town of Hereford by Huntyngdon ; and the favourable
response of the king to the above. [Rolls of Parliamentf Vol. IV^ p. 878,
Xo. 22.]
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 119
1431.
Membrane 6 — cont.
Feb. 16. Licence, by advice of the council, for Roger Prafc, clerk, William
Westminster. Sedeman and William Grey, citizens of Norwich, to grant in mortmain to
the prior and convent of Austin friars, Norwich, half an acre of land in
the same city, contiguous to a certain way which leads under the manse
of the said prior and convent from the street called Overcunsford to the
street called Nethercunsford ; also for the said prior and convent, in
order to enlarge their said manse, to enclose the said way, making another
in lieu thereof of the same length and breadth. ^
By p.s. and for i mark paid in the hanaper.
April 26. Presentation of William Brigeford, to the mediety of the parish
Westminster, church of Ekynton, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, which is void
by the death of John Ligilby and in the king's hands by reason of the
minority of the daughters and heirs of Philip late lord Darcy. By p.s.
May 4. Revocation of the protection for half a year, which on 12 February
Westminster, last was granted to Richard Shuter of Northhewyssh, co. Devon,
* husbondman,* as about to proceed to France in the company of Walter
lord Fitz Wauter, because he tarries at the town of Northhewyssh, as the
sheriff of Devon has certified.
Oct. 26. Pardon, for 20Z. paid in the hanaper, to William Carent, Thomas
Westminster. Hody, John Hody, Thomas Husee, John Tyrell, Robert Hunte, John
Grene, Robert Squybbe, Gilbert Wyke and Robert Colyngbourne for
acquiring to themselves and tljjBir heirs from John Stourton, knight, and
entering, without licence, the manor of Estanes ad montem, alias Eston
atte Mounte alias Eyston atte Mounte, co. Essex, and the advowson of
its church, which are held of the king in chief. Iiicence also for them
to retain the same.
May 8. On 26 January, 1 Henry V, the then king granted amongst other things
Westminster, to Joan, queen of England, and to Thomas Feriby, clerk, and John
Tybbay, clerk, the last named having since deceased, to her use, 28^ 6s, 8d,
a year from the custody of the alien priory of Modbury, willing further
that, if any of the priories, manors, farms or lands then granted her for
life, or to others to her use, should come into the king's hands, they
should immediately remain to her, to be held for the value of the sums
granted to her out of them. Li the king's Parliament last held at Leicester,
it was ordained, at the request of the commonalty of England, that she
should have her dower and all alien priories and other grants belonging to
it, as well as all the manors, lands, rents, fee-farms, tributes, and other
possessions assigned to her, or to others to her use, in lieu of dower, by letters
patent of Henry IV or of Henry V, and any estate and possession which she
might obtain in the said priories and alien possessions by entry or by resump-
tion by the king should not be annulled without due process of law. And
now it appears that on the said priory of Modbury becoming void by the
death of John Roger, the last prior, she caused it to be seised into her
hands, and she remained in possession for some time but has been put
out by colour of letters patent, dated 11 October, 1 Henry VI, in favour
of John Robyssart, knight, and Adam Praianly, monk of St. Pierre sur
Dive in Normandy, which she sues to have annulled. A writ of scire
facias was, therefore, issued for the said John Robyssart and Adam to
appear in Chancery and shew cause to the contrary, but, although the
sheriff of Devon returned that they had been duly warned by John Bunt,
John Baly, Richard Aysshe and Richard Benet, they did not app|ibr.
Whereupon judgment was given for the said queen *to be put back in
possession and the said letters patent in favour of the said John Robyssart
and Adam to be revoked ; which is done accordingly.
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120 CALENDAB OP PATENT KOLLS.
■IX 31 Membrane 6 — cont.
July 7. Presentation of Peter Pertych to the church of Nettelham, in the
WestmiiiBter. diocese of Lincoln ; directed to the guardian of the spirituality of the
bishopric.
MEMBRANE 6.
June 18. Appointment, pursuant to act of the last Parliament [See Rolls of
Westminster. Parliament, Vol. IV, pp, 374, 876] that Nicholas Wotton and other
merchants of the staple of Calais shall be repaid the sum of 5,851Z. 6jf. 8^.
which they have lent for the defence of the realm, out of the tenth and
fifteenth, payable at Martinmas next, which were granted the king by the
commonalty of his realm of England in the said Parliament, and out of
the tenths granted by the clergy of the province of York, by tallies levied
on the collectors as follows : viz. 802Z. in the county of Bedford ; 486?.
in the county of Surrey ; 102Z. in the county of Middlesex ; 2SHL in the
county of Stafford ; 124Z. in the North Biding of the county of York ; 1442.
in the county of Hertford ; 162Z. in the city of York ; 698Z. in the county
of Nottingham ; 64Z. in the town of Shrewsbury ; 942Z. in Kesteven, co.
Lincoln ; 870Z. 6«. 8rf. in the North Riding of the county of York ; 6(59Z. in
the county of Kent ; 852Z. in the county of Derby ; also 56Z. in the arch-
deaconry of Hichmond ; 186Z. in the archdeaconry of the East Riding ;
98Z. in the diocese of Durham ; 59Z. in the archdeaconry of Emeland (sic) ;
280Z. in the archdeaconry 0I York ; and IdOZ. in the archdeaconry of
Nottingham. By E. and C. in Parliament.
The like for repayment to John, bishop of Bath and Wells, of
106Z. 18s. 4id, by tallies on the collectors in the following counties : 40Z.
in the county of Middlesex and 66Z. Ids. 4cZ. in the county of Surrey.
By E. and G. in Parliament.
MEMBRANE 4.
July 6. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the abbot and convent of St. Dogmael's in Eemmoys, of letters
patent dated 2 April, 4 Henry V, of inspeximus and confirmation.
By E. and C. in Parliament.
By inquisition taken before John Cartyngton, escheator in the county
of Northumberland, it was found that John Neville, lord Latymer, held
for life on the day of his death, the site of the manor-house (majierii) of
Styford, 800 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, and 100 acres of moor,
from the king in chief, by demise of Ralph late earl of Westmoreland, to
whom and whose heirs the reversion belongs ; such heir now being
Ralph, earl of Westmoreland, son of John Nevyll, < chivaler,' son of the said
late earl. On the death of the said John JJatymer, and by reason of the
trespass above referred to, the premises were taken into the king's hands,
but now, for 10 marks paid in the hanaper, he has pardoned the trespass
and licences the said now earl to have and hold the premises.
July 12. Protection with clause volumus for one year for Roger de Aghton,
Westminster, esquife, alias Roger de Acton of Aghton, esquire, about to proceed to
Ireland in the company of Thomas Stanley, knight, the king's lieutenant
in that country. By p.s.
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1 JOT MEMBRANE 3.
May 11. Revocation of the proteotion for one year, which on 12 October last was
Westminster, granted to John Skyrmer of TTork, * marchaunt,' as about to proceed to
Scotland to join the company of Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland,
captain of the king's town of Berwic on Tweed ; because he tarries in the
city of York as the sheriffs have certified.
June 6. Presentation of William Bartelot, vicar of Wylughby, in the diocese of
Canterbury. Coventry and Lichfield, to the church of Braundeston, in the diocese of
Lincoln, on an exchange of benefices with Michael James: directed to the
guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Lincoln.
May 9. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Norton,
Westminster, keeper of the council chamber at Westminster, who for keeping the same
for five and twenty years and more has had but 100s, a year, of the office of
the amobyr in the counties of Eermerdyn and Cardygan in South Wales,
to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with * les lerwytes ' and
other profits to the said office belonging, in the same manner as John
Wodehous had while alive. By p.s.
May 12. Pardon to Thomas Daventre of Northampton, < mercer,' of his outlawry
Westminster, in the county of Northampton, for not appearing before William Thimyng
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry IV, to pay John Grey by,
master of the house or hospital of the Holy Trinity by Kyngesthorp, 20^.
judgment debt and 100s, damages ; the said Thomas having surrendered
to the prisop of Flete, and paid the said debt and damages, as William
Babyngton, chief justice, has certified.
June 22. Pardon, for 40«. paid in the hanaper, to Laurence Doune alias Laurence
Westminster. James for acquiring to himself and his heirs from John Bromesgrove of
the county of Surrey, clerk, 183 acres of land, 150 acres of pasture,
6 acres of wood and lis. of rent in Mykelham, co. Surrey, by the name
of two thirds of the manor of Mychelham, co. Surrey, and entering in
the premises, which are held in chief, without the king's licence. Grant
also that he may retain the same.
Jan. 12. Licence, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
Westminster, present, Parliament, for Alice late the wife of William Deyncourt, knight,
to found a perpetual chantry of one chaplain to celebrate divine service
daily at the altar of St. Anne in the conventual church of St. Peter,
Thurgarton, for the good estate of the king and of the said Alice, while
alive, and for their souls after death and for the souls of the said William
and of John Deyncourt, knight, and Joan his wife, and of the relatives
and friends of the said Alice and of all the faithful departed ; the said
chantry to be incorporated under the name of the chaplain of the chantry
of St. Anne of Thurgarton. Licence also for tHe prior and convent of
Markeby, co. Lincoln, to grant in mortmain to the said chaplain and his
successors a yearly rent of 100s, and for the said. Alice to grant in
mortmain the advowson of the chantry to the prior and convent of
Thurgarton. By pet. in Parliament and for 15^ paid in the hanaper.
June 22. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Surrey to deliver the
Westminster, temporalities of the abbey of St. Augustine without the walls of
Canterbury, to George, late prior, now abbot. By p.s.
The like to Nicholas Wotton, mayor of London an j escheator in that
city, and to the escheator in the county of Kent.
Writ cU intendendo to the tenants of the abbey. [Fctdera.]
122 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
ij^Q-i Membrane 8 — c^mt.
May 7. Ratification^ by advice of the council, of the estate of William Gyllyng
Westminster, as portioner of the church of Wolveley, in the diocese of Salisbury, and in
the chapel or hospital of St. Edmund's, Wyndham, in the diocese of
Chichester. By p.s.
July 7. Grant, by advice of the council, to Thomas Suthwell, prebendary in the
WeitmiBster. free chapel of St. George in the castle of Windsor, on an exchange of
• benefices with William Bonetemps, of the prebend which the latter has
resigned in the free chapel of St. Stephen, in the palace of Westminster.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean of the free chapel of St. Stephen.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Robert Shotesbrok, king's knight, for
his services in France to Henry V and the present king, of 50 marks a
year from the manor of Orston with its soke co. Nottingham, during
the minority of Thomas, son and heir of Thomas late lord Roos, and from
heir to heir ; notwithstanding that the said Robert has for life, by grant
of Henry V, 50 marks a year from the abbot and convent of St. Augustine's,
Canterbury, and 20 marks a year out of the king's duchy of Cornwall.
By p.s.
July 8. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John the bastard of
Westminster. Clarence, king's knight, of the office of constable of the castle of Dyvelyn
in Ireland, with its fees and profits, to be discharged by him in person or
by deputy, notwithstanding that he has lOOZ. a year from the king's
manors of Newcastle of Lyons, Eskir and Cromelyn. By p.s.
July 12. Thomas Straunge, knight, about to proceed to Ireland, has letters
Westminster, nominating Robert Quynaton and Hugh Dalby his attorneys in England
for one year. John Brokholes, clerk, received the attorneys.
MEMBRANES 2 and 1.
March 24. Inspexirnm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lord's spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Cicely Parys, abbess of Wherewell, co. Southampton, and to the
nuns of that place, of the following : —
1. Letters patent, dated 26 April, 29 Henry III, for Euphemia, then
abbess, and the nuns and their successors, to continue to hold
their assarts and purprestures in the king's forests of Suthamptesire.
2. Letters patent dated 16 February, 41 Edward III, of inspe^vimus
and confirmation.
8. Letters patent, dated 80 July, 2 Richard II. [Calendar of
Fateat Bolls, p. 266.]
4. Letters patent dated 10 November, 2 Richard II. \lbid p, 284.]
Membra/M 1 — cant.
May 14. Richard, earl of Salisbury, and Alice his wife, hold the manors of
Westminster. Erlestok, CO. Wilts, Sweynston in the isle of Wight, the manors of
Ryngwod, Warblyngton and Hunton, the castle of Cristchirche Twynham,
the borough and manor of Westover and the hundred of Cristchurche,
CO. Southampton, in chief in her right, viz. Erlestok, Warblyngton and
Hunton, by grant of Edward II made to Ralph de Monthermer and Thomas
and Edward his sons, nephews of that king, and the hells of the body of
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 128
i^QT Membrane 1 — {coin£).
the said Thomas, with divers remainders over, the said Alice
being heir of the said Thomas, that is to say, daughter of
Thomas, son of John, son of John, son of Margaret, daughter
of the said Thomas son of Ralph ; and Sweynston and Ryngwod,
Christchirche Twynham, Westover and the hundred of Christ-
chirche, by grant of Edward III to William de Monte Acuto and Catherine
his wife, and the heirs of his body, with remainder to the king, and his
heirs ; the said Alice, countess of Salisbury, being heir of the said William
de Monte Acuto, that is say, daughter of Thomas, son of John, son of John
his son. And now the king, by advice of the council, licenses the said
Richard and Alice to grant the premises to John, archbishop of York,
Thomas bishop of Durham, John Frank, clerk, Nicholas Dixon, clerk,
Nicholas Wymbyssh, clerk, Henry Somer, William Darell, Christopher
Conyers, Christopher Boynton, Robert Constable, Thomas Stokdale,
Richard Weltden and Robert Danby and their heirs, so long as any heir
of Thomas Mounthermer shall survive : the said now grantees out of the
issues and profits shall pay the loan which the said earl has to raise, and to
fulfill thereof his will. He and his wife have, besides their firstborn son,
two other sons and two daughters not yet promoted, and he is about to
proceed in the king's voyage and is bound in a great sum to the executors
of Thomas, late earl of Salisbury, father of the said Alice, to carry out
the will of the said late earl. By p.s.
July 12. Appointment of Henry, earl of Northumberland, for whom Robert Ogle
Westminster, of the county of Northumberland, knight, and John Middilton of the
same, esquire, are sureties, to the custody of all the lands in the counties
of Lincoln and York, which have come into the king's hands by the death
• of Robert Conyers who held them by the law of England after the death
of Isabella late his wife, with reversion to Christopher Conyers, her son
and heir, a minor. The said earl is to have them from the death of the
said Robert Conyers during the minority of the said heir, together with
the heir's marriage, rendering for the custody the extent thereof made or to
be made, as shall be arranged between the treasurer of England and the
earl before the quinzaine of Michaelmas next ; and paying for the
marriage 220Z. on the said date. He must also suitably maintain the heir
and keep buildings in repair. By bill of the treasurer.
Aug. 4. Grant, by advice of the council, to Richard Caudray, king's clerk, of
Westminster, the prebend of Aylesbury, in the cathedral church of Lincoln, in the
king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of Lincoln being
in his hands. By p.s.
Mandates in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
bishopric and to the dean and chapter of the cathedral church.
■■ jQQ MEMBRANE 81d.
Sept. 5. Commission to John Geryn, one of the auditors of the Exchequer, and
Westminster. Thomas Gevendale, clerk, to audit the accounts of sheriffs, escheators,
receivers, ringildr, reeves and other the king's ministers and officers in
the parts of South and North Wales and the county of Chester ; the said
John Geryn is to be paid the wages of an auditor by the chamberlains or
other ministers in the said parts from the day of his leaving London until
that of his return. By bill of the treasurer.
Commission to William Estfeld, mayor of London, to arrest Roger
Bukke and Henry Cipryan, canons professed of the monastery of
124 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1430. Mefmbrane 81d — cont.
Waltham Holy Cross, who are roaming abroad in London k> the soandal
of their order, and to deliver them to their abbot or his attorney.
Sept. 26. Commission to John Talbot, John Clynk and Thomas College, Serjeants
Wye. at arms, and to the searcher in the port of Dertemouth to search for and
arrest gold and silver in bullion or coin, which it is understood that
merchants of Westchestr and other parts of the realm of England intend
to export without licence contrary to law. Any found is to be brought
before the council.
Sept. 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Paston, Thomas Eerdeston,
Wye. knight, John Hevenyngham, knight, John Germy, knight, Robert
Caundyssh, Thomas Sampson, esquire, Edmund Bedyngfeld, esquire,
Robert Wyudevyll, esquire, and William Waller, and to any two or more
of them ; on complaint by Peter Garveys, king's esquire, that William
Oldton, parson of Becdys, co. Suffolk, Thomas Oldton of Becclys, * draper,'
John Birlyngham, ' chaundeler,' John Roo, *webster,* Richard Bumy,
' pedder,* Geoffrey Ketyll, < baxster,' Ralph Barbour, * harbour,' Geoffrey
Russell, * pedder,' William Plomer, *plomer,' John Reede, *yoman,' Henry
Lyster, * lyster,' John Grene, *souter,*and John Borell, 'souter,' all of
Becclys, with other malefactors, arrayed in manner of war, broke the close
of the said Peter at Becclys, took away his goods and chattels to the value
of 10 marks, lay in wait for him at Becclys and assaulted him there, and
terrified his men and servants with threats so that he lost their services.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANES 2Qd and 2nd.
Commissions of the peace in divers counties.
[For names and dates see Appendix.]
1431^ MEMBRANE 25d.
March 26. Commission to H. archbishop of Canterbury, the prior of Christ-
Westminster, church, Canterbury, John Peche, * chivaler,' Geoffrey Louther, John Darell
and the sheriff of Kent, to treat among themselves and with the principal
clergy, knights, esquires and other notable persons of the county and with
the mayors, bailiffs, good men and commonalties of the cities and
boroughs therein, to induce them to lend the king money for the voyage
which in April next he is taking to his realm of Fiance for the defence of
his realm of England. The commissioners are, in the king's name, to
give security for repayment out of the fifteenth and tenth and the third of
a fifteenth and tenth from lay persons, granted to him in the last
Parliament by the commonalties of England, and also out of the customs,
subsidies and other profits and revenues of the king in his realm of
England ; the results to be certified as soon as possible to the treasurer of
England. By E. and C.
The like to the following in the following counties : —
William, bishop of London
John, earl of Oxford
Robert Darcy
Lewis Johan
Richard Baynard
John Doreward
William Flete
John Berley
The sheriff
. Essex and Hert-
r ford.
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125
1431.
Membrafie 25d — cont.
Reginald Grey of Ruthyn, * chivaler '
John Cornewaill, * chivaler *
John Barton
John Enderby
Richard Wyot
The sheriff
John, bishop of Bath and Wells
The abbot of Hyde
Stephen Popham, knight
Walter Sandes, knight
John Uvedale
William Brokas
William Soper
The sheriff
William le Zouche, knight
Thomas Orene, knight
John Colepeper, knight
John Basynges, knight
Thomas Wydeville
John Gatesby
William Tresham
Richard Enyghtley
The sheriff
John Skydmore, knight
Richard de la Bere, knight
John Merbury
John Russell
Richard de la Mare
The sheriff
Thomas, bishop of Worcester
The abbot of Gloucester
James de Berkeley, knight
John Pancefote, knight
John Gryvell
John Throgmarton
The sheriff
Edmund, bishop of Exeter
John Arundell, knight
William BoneviUe, knight
John Herle, knight
William Bodhgan, knight
William Wynsid
John Copleston
The sheriffs
P. bishop of Ely
Thomas Golville, knight
William Hasenhull
William Alyngton
Roger Hunt
The sheriff
Bedford and
Buckingham.
> Southampton.
\
>
Northampton.
- Hereford.
Gloucester.
Devon and Com
f wall.
Cambridge and
Huntingdon.
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CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431,
Membrane 25d — cont,
John Makworth, dean of St. Mary's, Lincoln
William Tirwhit, knight
Thomas Comberworth, knight
Nicholas Bowet, knight
Geoffrey Paynell
Hamon Sutton
John Hennege
Richard Benyngton
The sherift
W[illiam] , bishop of Coventry and Lichfield
The prior of Coventry
Joan lady Bergeveny
William de Ferrers of Groby, knight
William Mountfort, knight
Maurice Berkeley, knight
Bartholomew Brokesby
John Weston
Thomas Fouleshurst
The sheriff
William, earl of Suffolk
Thomas de Morley, * c6ivaler "
Simon Felbrigge, * chivaler *
Henry Inglose, * chivaler '
John Howard, ' chivaler '
Thomas Hoo, esquire
John Wetherby
The sheriff
Wplliam] , bishop of Coventry and Lichfield
The abbot of Shrewsbury
Richard Lacon, knight
William Burley
John Bryne
The sheriff
William Babyngton, * chivaler *
Thomas Chaworth, * chivaler '
Richard Vemoun, * chivaler *
John Zouche, * chivaler '
John Cokeyn, * chivaler '
Hugh Wylughby, * chivaler '
Richard Stanhop, ' chivaler '
Peter de la Pole
The sheriff
Robert Wolden, treasurer of St. Peter's, York
John, baron of Graystok
William Haryngton, knight
William Euer, knight
William Gascoigne, knight
Robert Babthorp, knight
Richard Hastynges, knight
Robert Oughtrede, knight
Thomas Seyville, knight
Robert Weldon, knight
Thomas Crarell
Christopher Boynton
The sheriff
\
^ Lincoln.
Warwick and
Leicester.
Norfolk and
Suffolk.
Salop.
, Nottingham and
^ Derby,
York.
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1431.
Membrane 25d — cont,
Thomas, bishop of Worcester
William Lychefeld, knight
John Wode
William Wolashull
Thomas Heuster
The sheriff
The abbot of Battle
The abbot of Chertsey
Robert de Ponynges, * chivaler *
Thomas Leukenore, * chivaler *
William Byman, esquire
Thomas Haseley
The sheriff
Thomas Wykeham, knight
John Cottesmore
Thomas Chancers
John Golofre
William Fyndem
William Worleston
The sheriff
Robert, bishop of Salisbury
Alexander Sparewe
Robert Andrewe
William Darell
William Alexandre
The sheriff
The dean of Wells
Himiphrey Stafford, knight
John Juyn, knight
Thomas Beauchamp, knight
William Carant
John Stourton
Ralph Bussh
The sheriff
W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield
de Ferrariis of Chartley, knight,
Nicholas Montgomery, knight,
John Bagot, knight,
John Harper
Robert Whitgreve
The sheriff.
Worcester.
^ Surrey and Sussex.
- Oxford and Berks,
y Wilts.
/
\
\ Somerset and
Dorset.
Stafford.
MEMBRANE 24td.
June 20. Commission to Thomas ArundeU, knight, James Chidlegh, Robert
Westminster. Burton and John Hunte, serjeant at arms, to take at Plymouth on 2, 8,
4 or 5 July next, the muster of John de Radclyf, knight, and of the men
at arms and archers in his retinue, who are about to proceed to
Aquitaine on the king's service ; also to certify the king of their
numbers and array. By C.
June 24. Complaint has been made by Peter Peryer, Robert Lambert, Richard
Westminster. Goule, Clement Mark and William de Fenquery, burgesses of Rouen, that
'^'-. >
128 CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
][43J Membrane 24 — cont.
John Rygelyng of Plymouth, William Waleys, William Kyde, William
Aleyn, Michael Boote, William Edmond, William Gerard and Nicholas
Pycard with divers their accomplices took at sea a ship of Boaen and three
ships of Brittany sailing towards Bouen with goods of the said hurgesses,
brought the ships and goods to Dertemouth, Fawy and Kyngesbrigge, and
sold them and the goods to persons of those towns and their neigbourhood ;
contrary to the final peace concluded between the king's realms of France
and England. He therefore appoints William Bonevyle, knight, Thomas
Arundell, knight, John Herle, knight, John Hauley, esquire, John
• Foxloy of Dertemouth, Thomas College, Serjeant at arms, Hugh Yon and
Cornelius Guyon, to arrest the said ships and goods and to restore them,
or their full value if they have been consumed ; and, in default of such
restitution with compensation for damages, to arrest the said aggressors,
and the ship or ships on which they were when the capture was made,
and the owners and victuallers of the same, with all the goods and
chattels of the said aggressors, owners and victuallers, and to bring them
before the king and council. By C.
1430.
MEMBRANE 23d.
Nov. 26. Commission de wdlliu et fossatis in Lindeseye, co. Lincoln, to Bobert
Westminster. Wylughby, knight, Balph Crumwell, knight, Balph Bocheford, knight,
John EUerkar, Walter Tailboys, esquire, Thomas Santon, Bobert Sheffeld,
John Kyme and Bichard Hawe, and to two or more of them including
either EUerkar, Sheffeld or Kyme.
MEMBRANE 22d.
Oct. 18. Complaint has been made by Nicholas Sauvaget, Thomas du Pray and
Westminster. Peter Benart of the island of Guerneseye that, whereas they loaded a
certain ship in Brittany with goods for the sustentation and relief of the
inhabitants of the island, one William Eyde, master of a balinger called
la Trinite of Exmouth, Balph Crog, John Gyrdeler, Bichard Coton,
Wymond Shirmond, John Fyssh, Bobert Clerk, John Comyn, Thomas
Pak, John Wylet, Thomas Hille, Balph Wylly, John de Bryggewater and
Edward Hampton and other malefactors in the same balinger, seized the
said ship when close to the said island together with the said goods, and
took them away. The king, therefore, appoints Thomas Carrewe,
knight, John Copleston, Nicholas Badeford, the sheriff of Devon, and John
Hunte, Serjeant at arms, to arrest the ship and goods, and restore them
or their value, with damages ; failing which the said aggressors and the
balinger, and the owners and victuallers thereof, and their goods and
chattels, are to be arrested and brought before the king and council.
The like commission to Thomas Carrewe, knight, the sheriffs of
Cornwall and Hampshire, John Clynk, serjeant at arms, and John
Hunt, Serjeant at arms, on complaint by Henry Weldon, esquire, an
Englishman, John Gonell and Vincent de Plagnevent, Normans and Alfonso
Dalmade of Portugal, that a certain barge of Dieppe, called le Nicholas, of
50 tons burden, which they had laden in Brittany with wines, salt and
other merchandise for the victualling of Dieppe, was seized near Dieppe
and taken to Pensans by Ethell Googh and Thomas Whitby, masters of a
balinger of Portsmouth called la Dyscort, and John Laweles, Biohard
9 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1. 129
1 ioA MembraTie 22d — cont,
Watford, John Herbard, John Scot, Thomas Pypele, Thomas Gobiday,
Thomas Drignant, John Denys, Eichard Swyn, Thomas Ive, Richard
Spray, Bobert Freke, Richard Sestour, Richard Edward, John Forde of
the Isle of Wight and Portsmouth, and by James Nichole, Thomas Syon,
Robert Hervy, John Wyhita, Thomas Dayowe, Nicholas Hunter, Nicholas
With, Richard Deyn, Thomas Oda, John y Boll, John Gawbien, John
Bodenewell, David Howell, Robert Luhy, Bruce Holler, William Holler,
Daniel Cosyn, Richard John, Nicholas Michell, Thomas Roo, Richard
Lamen, John Taillour and Bernard Gascoign of Pensans, and others.
Oct. 28. Commission to John Uvedale, sheriff of Surrey and Sussex, to arrest
Westminster. John Peygose and John lusher, both of Rippeley, Thomas atte Lee of
Little Bokham and William Edmund of Goyeham, co. Surrey, and bring
them before the king and council.
Oct. 26. Commission for restitution (as in the last entry but two) addressed
Westminster, to Thomas Carrewe, knight, the sheriff of Devon, the mayor of Dertemuth,
John Clynk, Serjeant at arms, John Talbot, Serjeant at arms, and John
Hunte, Serjeant at arms, on complaint by John Utendale and William
Qodefrey, attorneys and factors, respectively, of Levyn de Clerk,
merchant of Gaunt, and James Amaldson, merchant of Lescluse in
Flanders, that Andrew Gerard, master of a ship called le Barge Saynt John,
John Talbot, Cornelius Geve, John Wetwang, Thomas Tregold, John Davy,
John Halywell and John Richeman, and other malefactors of the said county^
boarded two ships of Flanders at sea and plundered them of 28 vessels
(vasis) of wine of Rochelle and 18} pipes of wine of Poytou. By C.
Nov. 10. Commission to R. mayor of Southampton, to arrest a certain Spanish
Westminster, ship in that port, whereof Peter de Dena is master, and deliver her to the
ambassadors of the king of Castille for their conveyance to Spain. By C.
Nov. 24. Commission to the mayor and bailiffs of Eyngeston upon Hull to arrest
Westminster, a ship of 160 tuns burden, or over, in the port of Eyngeston and deliver
her to Master William Sprever, doctor of laws, and John Grymesby
esquire, who are going as king*s ambassadors to Denmark.
Nov. 24. Commission to John Juyn, William Westbury, Edmund Forde and
Westminster. William Riche, mayor of Bath, and to any two or more of them, including
either Juyn or Westbury, to deliver the king's gaol of Bath of Alice, wife
of Thomas Helyere of Bath, co. Somerset, ' wever.*
^AQ^ MEMBRANE 21d.
Jan. 28. Commission to Roger Johnson, ' smyth,' to arrest smiths to make the
Westminster, iron-work about the tomb of the king's father in the abbey of West-
minster. [Fadera,]
Feb. 6. Commission to John Weston, Thomas Harewell and John Campyon, or
Westminster, to Weston and either of the others, to deliver the king's gaol of Warwick
of John Sovereyn, prior of Wotton, co. Warwick.
^4 0r^ MEMBRANE 2(W.
Dec. 1. Commission of oyer and terminer to James Strangways, William
Westminster. Paston, Robert Roos, knight, John Wylughby, knight, Philip Tylney,
esquire, and Thomas Meres, esquire, and to two or more of them
24881 I
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130 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1430.
Membrane 20d — cont,
including either Strangways or Paston, on complaint by William
Bonevyle, knight, and Elizabeth his wife, late the wife of John Haryngton,
knight, John Chidiok, knight, Maurice Berkeley, ^chivaler,' John
Doreward, Henry Grey, Robert Darcy, Oliver Groos, Richard Fox and
Adam May, that John Porter, 'gentilman,' William Cowode, *yoman,*
Thomas Roper, *yoman,' William son of Gilbert Pynchebek, *yoman,'
Simon Ganvill, * yoman,' William Redeman, * yoman,' all of Qwapelod,
CO. Lincoln, also Philip Blakewell in the said county, 'yoman,' and
William Pynchebek, the elder, of Qwapelod, *yoman,' and other
malefactors, arrayed in manner of war, broke the close of the said
complainants at Qwapelod, took and led aw£ty 80 horses, 40 cows, .80
bullocks {boviculos), and 200 sheep there being, value 200Z. and so
threatened complainant*s tenants that they abandoned their tenancies.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
1 . OT MEMBRANE 19d.
1431,
Feb. 22. Commission to Walter Tailboys, esquire, Hamon Sutton, Thomas Meers
Westminster, and the sheriff of Lincoln, and to two or more of them, to enquire by
sworn inquest of the said county, as to the waste, dilapidation and strip
which are stated to have been done in the castle of Somerton, while it was
in the hands of farmers.
MEMBRANE I7d,
Feb. 28. Commission to WiUiam Sydeneye, John Hipron and John Hilly, and to
Westminster, two of them, to enquire by inquest of the county of Sussex whether the
barge of St. Malo {Sancto Maclovio)^ in Brittany called le Edmund de Sancto
Maelovio, with her crew was captured on the high seas or at the island of
Sheleseye within the body of the S£dd county ; and, if the latter, then to
inquire into all the circumstances.
MEMBRANE 16d.
Feb. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to David Morys, Edward Stradlyng,
Westminster. * knight, and Edmund Morys, or to the first-named with either of the
others, for treasons and felonies done in the county of Cardygan in the
parts of South Wales.
MEMBRANE 16d.
Feb. 20. Commission to John Talbot, serjeant at arms, and John Hexam, clerk,
Westminster. ^ arrest all ships and vessels of from 20 to IGK) tons burden, with their
masters and mariners, in all ports in Essex, Suffolk, Kent, and the water
of Thames, and to have them at Sandwich by 4 April next, to embark
8,600 horses to France. By p.s.
The like to John Hunt and William Byllyngdon, clerk, in the ports in
Sussex, Southampton, Dorset and Devon ; the ships arrested to be at
Southampton by 4 April, to embark 1,200 horses for France.
Vacated because otherwise below.
1
9 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 181
, J q I Membrane 15rf — cont.
March 1. Commission, by advice of the Council, to John Hunte, serjeant at arms,
Westminster, and William Billyngdon, clerk, to arrest such ships in the ports of Sussex,
Southampton, Dorset and Devon, and to have them at Southampton by
12 April next, to embark the cardinal of England and the lords in his
retinue for France. [Fcedera,] By p.s.
Feb. 6. Commission to Eobert Umframvyll, knight, Thomas Elwyk, mayor of
Westminster. Berwick, John Harbottell, esquire, John Cartyngton and John Bonner,
and to any two or more of them, to enquire by inquest of the said town
and of the county of Northumberland as to the persons of the said town
and county who are stated to be in occupation of lands belonging to the
free chapel of St. Mary Magdalene and the hospital of St. Mary, Segden
near Berwick, and to have taken the rents thereof and other rents of
assise belonging to the said chapel or hospital.
March 12. Commission to Richard, earl of Salisbury, to William Haryngton,
Westminster. Thomas Tunstall, Robert Haryngton and Thomas Strykland, knights, to
John Morley, esquire, and to Thomas Wharf and Nicholas Layburn, and
to two or more of them, to array and muster 200 archers of the parts of
Eendale, Lonesdale and the Westrithing of York, and to certify the
council as to their names and sufficiency, by the feast of St. George next.
ByC.
March 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Cheyne, John Juyn, John
Westminster. Hals, Richard Neweton, William Poulet and William Caraunt, and to two
or more of them, including either Cheyne or Juyn or Hals, on complaint
by William Botreaux, knight, that Robert Leversege of Frome in Selwode,
CO. Somerset, 'gentilman,' and other malefactors assaulted the men and
servants of the said William at Frome aforesaid, whereby he lost their
services for a great while. For 40s. paid in the hanaper.
March 12. Commission to Thomas Daukynson, Hugh Hulse and Roger Strangways
Westminster, to enquire by inquest of the county of Anglesey as to the lands which
Nicholas de Paris, son and heir of Robert de Paris the elder, is understood
to have held in that county as of the king's principality of Wales, and
which ought to belong to the king because the said Nicholas died without
heir. By p.s.
March 14. Commission to Lewis John, Thomas Haseley, John Cornewaleys,
Westminster. Walter Grene, John Skrene and John Goold, and to two or more of them
to hold inquisition as to concealments in the county of Middlesex.
MEMBRANE 13d.
Jan. 17. Commission to William Cheyne, knight, William Babyngton, knight,
Westminster. James Strangways, John Cottesmore and William Paston, and to two or
more of them, to enquire at the church of St. Martin le Grand, London,
in the presence of the mayor and sheriffs of London, should they care to
attend, into the error which is alleged to have intervened in the judgment
given in an action which was heard in the busting of London before
William Estfeld, late mayor, and Ralph Holand and William Russe, late
sheriffs, between Joan Roche, widow, and Richard Bamme, citizen of
London, and John Whatton, fishmonger, touching pledges withheld from
her ; by which error she complains that she has been injured.
Feb. 27. Commission to William Babyngton, Thomas Fulthorp, William
Westminster. Chaunceller, William Halywell, John Horsley, John Skipton, Edward
h m^fj
132 CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
I JOT Membrane ISd — cont,
Bertram, John Mitford of Pont Eland, Robert Crakenthorp and Henry
Neafeld, and to two or more of them including either Babyngton, Ful-
thorp, Halywell, Horsley or Skipton, to hold inquisition in the counties
of Northumberland, Cumberland, Westmoreland, York, the town of New-
castle upon Tyne and the bishopric of Durham, as to the king's lieges and
others who are stated to have exported wool, wool-fells, hides, woollen
cloth, lead and other goods from divers harbours, * crekys ' and places
with the said counties, town and bishopric, in ships, vessels and ' kelys'
without payment of custom, subsidy, or other due ; to have taken out
without licence gold and silver in bullion and coin and jewels, also to
have carried wool and wool-fells of the growth of the county of York, and
not of the growth of the said other counties or bishopric, and lead and other
merchandise belonging to the staple of Calais to other parts abroad than to
the said staple. Enquiry is also to be made as to horses and cattle bought
by English from Scots or vice versa j and taken over the border without pay-
ment of custom or subsidy. The results are. to be certified into chancery
before All Saints next.
Feb. 26. Commission de Hdellu^ pursuant to the statute of 1 Henry V [c. 2] and
Westminster, previous statutes, to William Godrede, William Yelverton, Thomas
Worstede, John Wesenham, John Parmanter, Philip Frank, John
Thoresby, Thomas Salesbury, Thomas Burgh, and John Brekerop, and to
any two or more of them including either Goodrede or Yelverton, for the
river in the county of Norfolk by the town of Bishops' Lenn, extending
from the bridge of Wygenhale called * Maudeleyn brygge * to the high sea.
MEMBRANE Ud,
March' 21. Commission to the captains of the town of Cales, of the castles of
Westminster. Guysnes, Hammes, Banelyngham, Oye, Mark, and Sandgate, and of the
tower of Rysbanke, and to their several lieutenants, to arrest Robert
Brampton and have him before the king and the council of England.
Aug. 5. Commission to the mayor and sheriff of Bristoll, and to Robert Russell,
Westminster, of Bristoll, to arrest certain Friars Minors who are roaming abroad and
stirring up strife in their order, as Hugh David and John Wynchelse,
friars of the order, doctors of theology and vicars in England of the
general minister of the same order, have certified. [Fizdera,']
MEMBRANE 9d.
May 9. General commission of oyer and terminer for the counties of Norfolk
Westminster, and Suffolk, addressed to John, earl of Oxford, William earl of Suffolk,*
John Cottesmore, William Paston, John Fray, John Howard, knight,
William Wolf, knight, John Hevenyngham, knight, Robert Caundyssh,
Thomas Mylde and John Harleston, and to any two or more of them
including either Cottesmore or Paston.
MEMBRANE Sd.
May 1. Commission to Thomas Arundell, knight, John Herell, knight, John
Westminster. Cornelius, esquire, Thomaa Gylle and Hugh Yon, to John Clynk and John
Hunte, Serjeants at arms, and to the sheriff of Cornwall to arrest John
9 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1. 133
j^Qi MembrMie Sd — cont
Rygelyng of Plymmoufeh, William Kyd, William Aleyn, William Edmund,
William Gerard, Nicholas Gerard, Nicholas Pykard, Michael Bote, Philip
Hunte of Foweye, John Vele of Kyngesbrygge, * marchant,' John Hopel of
Wolston, * bocher,' John Mark of Saltcomte, * maryner,* Walter Pytte of
Yelton, * husbondman,' Richard Colman of Merleburgh, * yoman,'
William Eene of Dodebroke, ' toker,' John Coke of the same, * souter,'
John Hulle of Exeter, Roger Hakeworthy, John Hakeworthy, Thomas
Bukke, Richard Olyver, clerk, John Prygge, of Dertemouth, John
Walssh of Dertemouth, *maryner,* William Walssh of Dertemouth,
* beremaker/ John Mixstowe of Fowey, Ralph Croke of Exeter, Richard
Genyn of Chechestre, William Pympole of Plymmouth and Robert
Hyllary of Eyngeswere, and bring them before the king and council.
ByC.
MEMBRANE Id.
April 22. General commission of oyer and terminer for the counties of Norfolk
Westminster, and Suffolk, addressed to the same persons as above [w. dd] except Paston,
whose place in the quorum is taken by Fray.
July 17. Commission to William Haryngton, knight, Robert Laurence, knight,
Westminster. William Troutebek, esquire, the king's chancellor in the county palatine
of Lancaster, William Garnet, * gentilman,' and John Talbot, serjeant at
arms, to take near Lyverpole and Rede Bank and at Lyverpole on
— August next, the muster of Thomas Stanley, knight, lieutenant of
Ireland, and of the men at arms, archers and others, who are going to
Lreland in his retinue. By C.
MEMBRANE 6d.
May 4. Commission to Ralph Crumwell, knight, John Typtoft, knight, Stephen
Westminster. Popham, knight, John Tyrell, John Uvedale, William Burgh and WiUiam
Soper to take at Portesdoune on Monday next, the musters of William
Clynton, knight, and Thomas Tunstall, knight, and of the men at arms
and archers who are about to proceed to France in their retinue; the
same conmiissioners omitting Typtoft and Tyrell, are at the same time
and place to take the musters of the said Typtoft and Tyrell, and of
their retinues.
May 12. Commission, by advice of the council, to John Hexham, king's clerk,
Westminster, to arrest certain ships and other vessels of 100 tuns burden or less in the
ports of London, Sandwich and the neighbourhood, to embark the earl of
Salisbury and his retinue to the number of 1,600 horses at Sandwich on
6 June next. By p.s.
Aug. 17. Commission to John Arundell, the elder, Thomas ' Arundell, John
Westminster. Herle, and William Bodrugan, knights, John Cork, Nicholas Asshton,
and Richard Reprenna, and to two or more of them including
either Cork, Asshton or Reprenna, to enquire by inquest of the
county of Cornwall touching Richard Penpons and Robert Treage,
who are stated to have done sales, wastes and destructions in the
houses, woods and gardens of the manor of Helston, and to have
driven forth the tenants of the same manor, the custody of which was
committed to them by letters patent of the present king.
July 26. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Babyngton, William
Westminster. Babthorp, Robert Cavendyssh, John Burgoyne and John Bekeswell, and
134 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431. Membrane Qd — cont,
to two or more of them, including Babyngton, on complaint by the abbot
of Ramseye that William Malory, *chivaler,' Thomas Mayle, 'servant,'
John Heryng, *husbondman,' Simon Leffyn, ' husbondman,* Thomas
Shipherd, * servant,' Gilbert Darnell, *husbondman,* William Corby,
< husbondman,' Thomas Kent, ' husbondman,' John Hardyng, 'husbond-
*man,' Roger Corbet, 'servant,' William Pole, * servant,' and
William Botiller, 'servant,* all of Pappeworth Anneys, and other
malefactors, broke his close, houses and fences, at Gravele on many
occasions, entered his free warren there, hunted therein without his leave,
took and carried away, hares, conies, pheasants and partridges, caused their
beasts to eat up, trample down and spoil his corn and grass then growing
to the value of 40^ and drove away the beasts of his tenants to Pappeworth
Anneys and other places, and those so driven to Pappeworth Anneys
impounded there and kept until his tenants made heavy fines with the
said William Malory for their release. His said tenants were also lain in
wait for at Oravele and Pappeworth Anneys, and assaulted and threatened
until they were afraid to remain at Gravele or to till his lands there, and
many of them abandoned their holdings.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE Sd^
April 12. Commission, pursuant to Act of the last Parliament [Rolls of Parlia-
Westaninster. ment Vol. IV, -pp, 369, 870] to Henry Somer, Thomas Frowyk, Walter
Grene, Robert Fitz Roberd, Robert Warner and the sheriff of Middlesex
and to three or more of them, to ascertain the persons in Middlesex liable
to contribute to the grant made by the said act and the amounts for which
they are liable. [The Commission for Derbyshire is printed in ^^ Feudal
Aids;* Vol. i, pp. 272, 278.]
The like to the[following in the following counties and towns : —
Nicholas Wotton, mayor \
William Crowemer
Henry Barton )• London.
John Symound
The sheriffs
As above Middlesex.
Thomas Rolf
John Doreward
Robert Darcy
Richard Baynard
Richard Fox \ Essex.
Thomas Goddeston
Nicholas Rykhill
Conand Ask
The sheriff
Humphrey Stafford, * chivaler '
John Neuburgh, the elder
John Stork
Thomas Husee
Robert Rempston
William Gerard
The sheriff
*- Dorset.
I^"IJ
& HENRY VI.— 1>ABT 1.
I3g
1431.
Membrane 8rf — corU,
Walter Pole, knight
John Colvyle, knight
William Asenhnll, knight
William Alyngton
John de Bury of Wykeham
John Bnrgoyne
The sheriff
Nicholas Styuecle, knight
Thomas Bevyle
William MoUesworth
Roger Louthe
The sheriff
Cambridge.
Huntingdon.
MEMBRANE 2d.
Thomas Arundell, ' chivaler '
John Herle, ' chivaler '
Thomas Bonevyle
John Copleston
John Cork
John Tretherf
Eichard Besprenn
John Lawhier
The sheriff
William Bonevile, * chivaler '
Thomas Beaumont, * chivaler '
John Copleston
Nicholas Badford
John Jaybyn
John Wyse of Sidenham
John Mules
The sheriff
Thomas Stowell, * chivaler '
Giles Daubenay, * chivaler '
Theobald Gorges, * chivaler '
John Warre
William Poulet
John Stourton
William Carant
The sheriff
John Poulet
Robert Andrewe
Robert Asshelee
Robert Longe
Thomas Gilberd of Odestoke
John WestburF
The sheriff
Richard Neuton
The mayor
John Burton
Thomas Blount
Robert Russell
The sheriff
^ Cornwall.
y Devon.
k Somerset.
/
\
Wilts.
Bristol.
186
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431
Membrane 2d — cont.
Thomas Chaworth, knight
Gervase de Clyfton, knight
John Cokfeld
Eichard Wyntworth
William Nevill
The sheriff
Nottingham.
Richard Yernoun, knight
John Curson
Henry de Bothe *
Peter Pole
Gerard Maynell
The sheriff
Nicholas Badclyff, knight
Peter Tyllyoll, knight
John Skelton, knight
Bobert Earlyle
Bobert Warcop
The sheriff
John Wederyngton, knight
Thomas Holden, esquire
William Strother
John Cartyngton
John Horsley
The sheriff
Bobert Layburn, knight
Hugh Salkeld
Bol^ Crakenthorp
Eichard Boos
John Hilton
John Garth
The sheriff
John Basynges, knight
Henry Plesyngton, knight
John Burgh
The sheriff
Thomas Grene, knight
Thomas Wydevylle
John Gatesby
William Tresham
George Longevyle
The sheriff
John Golafre
Stephen Haytfeld
WiUiam Fyndern
Bobert de la Mare
Thomas Bothewell
Eichard Bestwold
The sheriff
Derby.
^ Cumberland.
I
Northumberland.
Westmoreland.
Rutland.
y Northampton.
- Berks,
9 HENEY VI.— Pabt 1.
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1431.
Membrane 2d — cont.
William Mountfort, knight
Thomas Burdet, knight
John Weston
Thomas Harewell
QeoStey Allesle j
Thomas Mollesley
The sheriff
William Babthorpe
Richard Hotoft, the elder
John Bowes
Thomas Palmer
Baldwin Bugge
John Boyville
The sheriff
John Bruyn
William Ludlowe
Thomas Mordyf ord
John Wynnesbury
The sheriff
Thomas Stanley, esquire
Richard Loue
Hugh Erdeswyk
William Lee of Aston
Richard Enyghtley
The sheriff
John Comewayll, knight
Thomas Waweton
Hngh Hasilden
Thomas Manyngham
John Fitz
The sheriff
Richard Wyot
John Barton the younger
Robert Whityngham
William Whappelode
John Hampden the elder
Nicholas Glopton
The sheriff
Simon Felbrigge, knight
John Curson, blight
Henry Inglose, knight
Edmund Wynter
John Sellyng, esquire
Thomas Derham
William Yelverton
The sheriff
John Jermyn, *chivaler'
Robert Cavendyssh
Thomas Mylde
Robert Rous
Peter Gerveys
Thomas Higham
The sheriff
Warwick
Leicester.
Salop.
y Stafford.
H Bedford.
>• Buckingham.
Norfolk.
Suffolk.
138
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431.
Membrane 2d — cont.
William Bowes, knight
Nicholas Carrewe
John Corff
Bobert Skeme
Thomas Hayton
Ralph Wymmeldon
The sherijQf
John Bown, knight
Thomas Echjngham, knight
Thomas Leukenore, knight
William Fynche
John Halle
William Sydeneye
Walter Urry
Edmund Mulle
The sheriff
John Uvedale
William Brokas
Bobert Dyngley
John Bokle
The sheriff
Humphrey Stafford, * chivaler *
Walter Corbet, esquire
William WollashuU, esquire
John Wode
Edward Blundell
John Massy
The sheriff
Bichard Walkested, knight
William Wykeham, esquire
Thomas Fetiplace, esquire
Bichard Quatermayns
John Danvers
Beginald Barantyn
The sheriff
John Bolton, mayor
Bichard Bussell
Nicholas Blakbume, the younger
Guy Boclyff
Thomas Warde
The sheriffs
The mayor and sheriffs
Thomas Wederby
Bobert Baxster
John Asger
The mayor
Hamon Sutton
William Hert
The sheriffs
Surrey.
Sussex.
Southampton
County.
Worcester.
>• Oxford.
York City.
Norwich City.
u
Lincoln City.
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189
1431.
Membrane 2d — cont.
John Bodes, mayor
John Pray
Laurence Acton
Edward Bartram
The sheriflf
Thomas Meres
Geofl&rey Paynell
Bichard Denton
John Byllyng
The sheriff of the county
Bichard Hagh
Edmund Gastryk
Bobert Fereby
Thomas Mitford
Thomas Santon
John Toumay
John Tailboys
John Eyme>
The sheriff of the county
John Henege
Bichard Benyngton
Bichard Pynchebek
The sheriff of the county
William Haryngton, knight
Bichard Hastinges, knight
Thomas Clarell
Thpmas Wombwell
Guy Fayrfax
Bobert Mauleverer
The sheriff of Yorkshire
Henry Brounflete, knight
Bobert Babthorp, knight
John EUerker
John Constable
Guy Bouclyff
Bobert Budston
The sheriff of Yorkshire
John Etton, knight
John Clerevaux, knight
Christopher Conyers
Christopher Boynton
Thomas MareschaJl of Thresk
John Grenewode
The sheriff of Yorkshire
Newcastle upon
Tyne.
Eesteven, go.
Lincoln.
, Lyndesey, CO.
I Lincoln.
[ Holland, co.
I Lincoln.
Westriding,
CO. York.
Eastriding, co.
^ York.
Northriding, co.
^ York.
MEMBRANE Id.
Walter Lucy, knight
John Merbury
Bobert Whitney
Bichard de la Mare
Edmund Morys
The sheriff
y Hereford.
^ » J.
140
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1481,
Membrane Id — cont.
John Hotoft
John Barley
William Rokesburgh
William Flete
John Kirkeby
The sheriff
John Pauncefote, knight
Guy Whityngdon
John Gravell
Robert Andrewe
Robert Greyndore
Robert Gilberd
The sheriff
r Hertford.
\
^ Gloucester.
The like to John Pecche, knight, William Colepepir, knight, John
Dygge, William Clifford, esquire, Thomas Elys, Thomas Bettenham, John
Greneford and the sheriff of Kent, for that county ; making allowance
for the reduced rate for the 50 knights' fees in the county which are
charged with the expenses of the knights of the shire.
Mandate to the chancellor in the county Palatine of Lancaster to direct
letters patent under the great seal of the county to John Stanley, ^chivaler,'
Ralph Radclyff, *chivaler,* William Haryngton, *chivaler,' Thomas de
Urswyk, esquire, James del Holt, William Garnet, John Urswyk and the
sheriff, and to three or more of them, to the same effect as for the counties
other than Kent.
( 141 )
9 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
-1 ioi MEMBRANES 16 to 13.
Jan. 20. Inspeadmm and confirmation to the chancellor, masters and scholars of
Wertminster. the Universily of Cambridge, by advice, and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, of a charter dated 10 November, 1 Henry IV. [Cliarter Roll,
1 Henry iF, part 2, No. 12.] By K. and C. in Parliament.
[RoUs of Parliament, Vol V, pp. 426 to 433.]
MEMBRANES 12 and 11.
July 17. The like to the mayor, bailiffs and burgesses of Kyngeston upon Hull of
Weatminster. letters patent dated 10 December, 2 Henry V.
MEMBRANE 10.
June 28. George Breynton, Thomas Barton, Thomas Ly3tfot and Thomas Smyth
WestmiiiBter. acquired to themselves and their heirs from John Merbury, esquire, Edward
Brugge, esquire, and William Poleyn, the manor of Dymmok, co. Gloucester,
which is held in chief, and, after entering therein, granted it to the said
John Merbury and Agnes, his wife, and John Monyton and their heirs, and
they, after entering, granted it to Henry Bourghchier, count of Ewe,
James de Audeley, knight, Maurice Berkeley, John Pauncefot, knight,
Richard de la Mare, Jolm Bussell, John Brugge, Guy Whityngton, Bobert
Andrewe, Nicholas Poynes, Edward Brugge and John Langeley, and their
heirs and they also entered. The king's licence was not obtained in these
matters, but for SI. paid in the hanaper he has pardoned the trespasses
therein done and licences the last named grantees to retain the manor.
July 4. The king's father, on 26 January, 1 Henry V, amongst other things,
WertminBter. granted to Joan, queen of England, and to Thomas Feriby, clerk, and
John Tybbay, clerk, the last now deceased, at her nomination and
to her use, 121. 13s. 4d. a year from the custody of the alien priory
of St. James, adding that, if any of the priories, manors, farms and
lands similarly granted to her and the said two clerks for her life,
by non-payment or surrender of letters patent, by the death of occupiers
or insolvency of farmers, or by special or general resumption by
authority of Parliament, or otherwise, should come to the king's hands,
they should immediately remain to the said queen, with everything
appertaining to them, to the value of the several sums granted to her out
of them. Also in the king's last Parliament held at Leicester it was
ordained, at the prayer of the commonalty of England, that the said
queen should have for life her dower and all alien priories belonging
thereto, as well as all manors, lands, rents, fee farms, sums, tributes
(apportus) and other possessions granted to her, or to other persons to her
use, in lieu of dower or otherwise, for her life, whether by letters patent of
Henry IV or of Henry V. Now it has been shown to the king, on her
behalf, that by virtue of the peace made between Charles, then king of the
French, and the king's father, on 21 May, 8 Henry Y, and of a certain
ordinance, made in the Parliament held at Leicester on 30 April, 2 Henry V,
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1431.
Membrane 10 — conU
July 18.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
the said priory of St. James ought to have come to Henry V, and in
fact is in the present King's hands, but that the said queen is hindered
from getting possession by colour of letters patent, dated 6 December,
8 Henry VI, giving the custody of the said alien priory of St. James to
Walter CoUes, clerk, and Ralph Crues. A writ of acirefacius was, therefore,
issued to the sheriff of Devon for them to appear in Chancery and show
cause why the letters patent in their favour should not be annulled, but
although the sheriff returned that they had been duly warned by John
Kirton, Thomas Dourysch, William Elyot and Henry Beare, they failed
to appear, whereupon judgment was given in Chancery that the letters
patent in their favour should be annulled ; which is done accordingly.
Licence for John Gilbard of Skirlawe, chaplain, and John Shipwryght, of
Waghen, chaplain, to grant in mortmain to John Hoton, abbot of Meauz,
and to the convent of that place and their successors, seven messuages, six
bovates and 78 acres of land and 29 acres of meadow in Otryngham,
Otrynghammarsk, Eayngham, Fitlyng, Dodyngton and Preston in
Holdemesse, which are neither held of the king nor of his tenants in
chief, and which have been found by inquisition before John Thwaytes,
escheator in the county of York, to be worth 8 marks a year, as part
satisfaction, to the extent of SI, a year, of the licence which Edward I gave
the abbot and convent to acquire such land to the value of 80^. a year.
For 35^. paid in the hanaper.
It was found by inquisition before John Cartyngton, escheator in the
county of Northumberland, that John Neville, late lord Latymer, held for
life on the day of his death, the site of the manor-house of Styford, 800
acres of land, 20 acres of meadow and 100 acres of moor, which are
held in chief, by the demise of Ralph, late earl of Westmoreland,
with reversion to the said Ralph and his heirs, and that Ralph
Nevyll, now earl of Westmoreland, is kinsman and heir of the
said earl, viz. son of John Nevyll, * chivaler,' his son. The
premises were taken into the king's hands on the death of the
said John Latymer and on account of the trespass mentioned ; which
the king now pardons for 10 marks paid in the hanaper, licencing the
said now earl to have again and to hold the premises.
Vacated because elsewhere in this year.
m
July 17. ^ Presentation of Hugh Hexstall, king's clerk, to the church of Blimenhull,
Westminster. * Blumhul or Blemenhull, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
Aug. 4. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to deliver the
Westminster, temporalities of the bishopric of Lincoln to William, whom the pope has
translated from London to succeed Richard, deceased. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties: —
Oxford. Hertford,
Bedford and Buckingham. Nottingham.
Northampton. Rutland.
Cambridge and Huntingdon. Leicester.
The mayor of Lincoln, escheator in that city.
Nicholas Wotton, mayor and escheator in London.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric. [Fctdera,]
May 8.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 9.
It has been found by inquisition before William Perkyns, escheator in
the county of Berks, that Thomas Carwe, knight, held the manor of
9 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 143
1*0-1 Membrane 9 — cont.
Mullysford in chief on the day of his death conjointly with Elizabeth, late
his wife, who survives, by grant of John Prestecote, John Strecche, John
Ghirohehull and John Oggheburgh, clerk, made to him as Thomas Carru,
knight, and Elizabeth his wife and his heirs, without the king's licence.
For 100s. paid in the hanaper the king has pardoned this trespass, and
licences the said Elizabeth to have the manor again, it having been taken
into the king's hands on the death of the said Thomas.
May 10. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice of the council, for so long as the
Westminster, nonage of Thomas son and heir of Thomas, late lord Roos and Troussebous
of Hamelak and Belver shall endure, of letters patent of the said late lord,
dated under his seal at Beauvoir 24 June, 7 Henry VI, being a grant for
life to his yeoman, Richard Smyth, of the offices of bailiff, forester and
warenner of the manor and lordship of Eykeryng, co. Nottingham, and of
collector of rents and farms there, with 2(2. a day wages ; he to answer
yearly for the issues of the said offices and to render reasonable account
on demand. , By p.s. and for i mark paid in the hanaper.
Jan. 12. Protection, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and
Wertminflter. at the request of the commonalties of England in the present Parliament,
for Robert Holme, remembrancer of Gascony, to abide in England for one
year. In the course of suing for the good of the crown and of the parts of
the duchy of Aquitaine, he has had to pledge all his goods and jewels and
he is like to lose them and be imprisoned to boot. [Cf, Rolls of Parlia-
ment, Vol, IV, p. 886.]
June 15. Presentation of William Symond, parson of Bukkenhill, in the diocese
Westminster, of Lincoln, on an exchange of benefices with Thomas Marchant, to the
, church of Stanlake, in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
minority of Eleanor, daughter and heir of William Molyns, knight,
tenant in chief. By p.s.
June 20. Presentation of John Smythe, to the church of Douelton, in the
Westminster, diocese of Exeter.
April 28. Licence, for 2 marks paid by Thomas Walwayn in the hanaper, for him
WestminBter. to enfeoff Richard Tayllour, parson of Stoke Edyth co. Hereford,
William Carpenter, parson of Hampton, William Walwayn and Miles
S cull and their heirs, in the manor and advowson of Stoke Edyth, which
are held in chief, and for the said feoffees, after seisin had, to grant the
premises back to the said Thomas and Margaret, his wife, and the heirs
of their bodies, with remainder to his right heirs.
July 2. The king's father by letters patent granted to Robert Babthorp, king's
Westminster, knight, the ward of the body and lands of William kinsman and then
heir of Christiana Rous, tenant in chief by knight service, from the date of
her death, together with the marriage of the said William, from heir
to heir. The marriage was not expressly granted from heir to heir,
but the said Robert was merely granted the ward of William's heir in like
manner as he had the ward of William. The said William died a minor
unmarried, and after his death, the said Robert had the ward of John Rous
his brother and heir, who is now of full age and is suing in chancery for
livery of his lands, but cannot have it until the king be satisfied of his
marriage, the king's officers of the Chancery supposing that it should
belong to the king although many hold that it should belong to the said
Robert Babthorp by virtue of the said letters patent. The king, however,
by advice of the council, has now granted him the marriage of the said
John, By p.s. [No. 694.]
144 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
\AQ] Membrane 9 — cont,
July 9. John Clarence, knight, staying in England, has letters nominating John
Westminster. Angle and William Sutton his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
John Frank, olerk, received the attorneys.
July 12. Protection, with clause volumusy for one year, for Robert More or del
Westminster. More of Lyverpole or Lytherpole, co. Lancaster, < gentilman,' about to
proceed to Ireland in the company of Thomas Stanley, knight, lieutenant
of Ireland. By bill of p.s.
The like for the following : —
July 14. John Knoute of Geyton, co. Norfolk, *husbondman.'
Westminster.
July 18, John Byngley of the city of York.
Westminster.
Roger Rageley, of Wykelsford, co. Warwick, * laborer.'
By the like bills.
July 5. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Thomas Franke for
Westminster, good service to the king's fatBer and to the king, of the office of the
woodwardship of the commote of Ardudoy, co. Meryonnyth, which William
Kenyngreue had while alive, to be discharged by the said Thomas in
person or by deputy, with the usual wages and profits. By p.s.
July 8. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice of the council, for the minority
Westminster, of the son and heir of Thomas de Roos and Troussebous of Hamelak
and Belver, of letters patent of the said Thomas dated at his castle of
Belvoir {de Bello Videre)^ 1 March, 7 Henry VI, being a grant to his
servant Thomas Noone, for life, and his assigns, of a yearly rent of
5 marks out of the manor of Orston, oo. Nottingham, at the Annunciation
and at the Nativity of the Virgin.
By p.s. and for 6«. Sd, paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE 8.
July 12. Inspeximus and confirmation of the following : —
Westminster. 1. Letters patent of John, archbishop of York, dated at his manor
of Suthwell, 4 September, A.D. 1480, being a grant to John
Burton, for life, of the keeping, or office of parker, of the park
of Rest, of the custody of the warren of Schirbume in Elmeth and
of the keeping of the wood of Milford, with Sd, a day wages out of
the archbishop's manor of Schirburne. He shall well and sufficiently
keep the said park and the deer and agistments therein, and the said
warren and wood ; and should he do, or permit to be done, by
his fault or negligence, any trespass in his said offices, he may he
punished and amerced by the archbishop or his officers, in the
archbishop's court of Schirburne. He is to have dothing yearly of
the suit of the archbishop's yeoman, and pasture for one horse
and two oxen within the said park.
2. Letters patent of the chapter of the cathedral church of York,
the dean being abroad, dated in their chapter house at York,
2 December, A.D. 1480, inspecting and confirming the above.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
June 26. Licence, for 151, paid in the hanaper, for John Merbury, esquire, and
Westminster. Agnes, his wife, to surrender the one third of a fourth of the manor of
Eyrkeby Kendale, co. Westmoreland, which they hold in chief as her
f^mr^m^
■jL^jr
9 HENEY VI.— Part 2. 146
1431. Membrane 8 — cont,
dower of the heritage of Thomas del Par, esquire, son and heir of John
del Par, sometime her hushand, to the said Thomas and his heirs, he to
render therefor 40 marks yearly at Christmas and Midsummer during
her life, with rights of distress and re-entry. Licence also for him, the
said Thomas, after seisin had, to grant the said third and also the
remaining iwo thirds of the said fourth part, except one acre of land
out of the said two thirds, which is reserved that he may be
the king's tenant, to Richard Garresdale, clerk, William Troutebek,
esquire, Thomas Horneby, chaplain, Robert Garnet,. John del Mire, and
Richard Gleybergh, and their heirs ; and for them, after seisin had, to
grant the said two thirds, except the said acre of land and except also 89
messuages, 500 acres of land, 55 acres of meadow and 8,300 acres of moor,
to the said Thomas del Par and Alice his wife, and the heirs of his body,
on condition that should she ever sue out a writ of dower, and appear
thereto, concerning the said third part or the said messuages, land,
meadow and moor, that then the said Garresdale, Troutebek, Horneby,
Garnet, Mire, and Cleybergh may re-enter in the said two thirds, except as
before excepted, and hold them for her life. Should the said Thomas die
without heir of his body, the said two thirds, except as before excepted,
after the death of the said Alice, shall remain to his right heirs.
Aug. 4. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Essex and Hertford, to deliver
Westminster, the temporalities of the bishopric of London to Robert, elect of London and
late archdeacon of Northampton, whom the pope has preferred to be
bishop of London in the room of William, translated to Lincoln. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Middlesex.
Surrey and Sussex.
And to Nicholas Wotton, mayor of London, escheator in that city.
Writ de intendejido to the tenants of the bishopric. [Ftedera.]
July 14. Grant to John lord Tiptot, by advice of the council and for 800^ by
Westminster, him beforehand paid at the Receipt of the Exchequer, of the wardship and
marriage of Thomas, son and heir of Thomas late lord Roos, until his
lawful age and from heir to heir. Grant also to the said lord Tiptot of
40Z. a year at the Exchequer for the maintenance of the said Thomas, son
of Thomas, during his nonage, and so from heir to heir. By p.s.
Aug. 1. Presentation of William Otehill, chaplain, to the church of
Westminster. Wasshjmgley in the diocese of Lincoln, void by the resignation of John
Broune ; directed to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of
Lincoln.
MEMBRANE 7.
May 10. Mandate, by advice of the council, for writs under the great seal to be
Wefltminster. issued to the collectors of tunnage and poundage to surcease from levying
as from Friday before the feast of Hillary last, on the goods of merchants
of Almain, the extra 6d, poundage which was granted by the commonalties
of England in the last Parliament on merchandise imported or exported
by alien merchants. [See Rolls of Parliament^ Vol. IV, p. 869, § 14.]
The said merchants of Almain have represented that the demand is
contrary to the charter which was granted them by Edward I and
confirmed by the present king, and to the form of divers judgments in a
24881 K
146 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431. Metnbrane 7 — cont,
similar case given in the times of former kings of England; and they have
found sureties, viz. John Beterenden of London, < draper/ John Brikils
of London, ' draper/ John Haddirleyof London, < iremonger/ and Robert
Holand of London, ' sherman,' each in a penalty of 1002. that the said
6d. if found to be due, shall be paid. By p.s.
Mar. 14. It has been shown by William, bishop of London, patron and ordinary
Westminster, of the college of Thele in the town of Thele, CO. Hertford, that the college
was founded to consist of a warden and four chaplains, to celebrate divine
service there for the souls of the founders, and was endowed, by royal
licence, with divers lands, things, rents, possessions and advowsons, of
which a great many have been alienated or lost for want of due defence
to pleas moved against the college, through the carelessness, negligence
and misgovernment of wardens, and those that remain may likely be also
lost. He besought, therefore, that the lands, things, rents, possessions,
advowsons and appropriated churches underwritten, which the said college
still has, might be alienated from it to some more powerful religious
house. The king, therefore, by advice of the council, grants licence to
John Howeden, clerk, warden of the said college, and the chaplains
thereof, with the consent of their ordinary, to grant in mortmain to Henry
Hoddesdon, prior of the hospital of St. Mary, Elsyngspitell, in London,
•and to the convent of that place, 6 messuages, one miU, 200 acres of land,
20 acres of meadow, 80 acres of pasture and 122. rent, in Buresgiffard,
Chelmesford, Writele and Bromfeld, co. Essex ; a messuage, a carucate
and 8 acres of land, 20 acres of meadow, 20 acres of wood, 100s. rept and
pasture for 14 cows and 100 muttons in Thele, Stanstede Abbot, Amwell,
Brokesbourne and Hoddesdone, co. Hertford, with the advowsons of the
churches of Thele and Aldham ; the said prior and convent to find two
regular canons in the said college and three other regular canons in the
said hospital, to celebrate divine service for the souls of the founders of
the college according to the vows of the said founders and the ordinance
of the said ordinary. By p.s. and for 201, paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE 6.
Mar, 16. Licence, by advice of the council, for the abbot and convent of Hyde
Westminster, by Winchester to grant the advowson of the parish church of Lyngfeld,
CO. Surrey, to Reginald Cobham, knight, William Crowmere, John Ardeme
and John Bayhall, their heirs and assigns, and for them, after seisin had,
to transform the said church into a collegiate church, and found therein
a college of six chaplains, one to be called the Master of St. Peter's College,
Lyngfeld, and to rule the college, four clerks in the church, and thirteen
poor persons in the college, to minister, perform, and celebrate for the
estates of the king and the said founders and their benefactors and friends,
while alive, and for their souls, including that of the king, after death,
and for the souls of Henry V and all the faithful departed. The said
master and chaplains and their successors, and any three or more of them,
including the master, shall be a body corporate, with a common seal.
Licence also for the said founders to grant a messuage in Suthwerk,
CO. Surrey, not held in chief, together with the said advowson, held
in chief, to the master and chaplains of the said college, who may also
appropriate the said church, and grant in mortmain to the said abbot and
convent of Hyde a yearly rent of 20s, out of the said church and messuage.
By p.s. and for 40 marks paid in the hanaper.
9 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 147
1431. Membrane Q — conU
X
Licence for the master and chaplains of the college referred to in the
last entry to acquire in mortmain lands and rents, not held of the king, to
the value of iOL a year. By p.s.
July 2. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Richard Gaudray,
Westminster, king's clerk, of the wardenship of the king's college of scholars in the
University of Cambridge, with the fees anciently accustomed, and 8 marks
a year for his robes by the hands of the sheriff of Cambridgeshire, in the
same manner as Robert Fitz Hugh, clerk, used to have.
By p.s. [2414.]
Mar. 18. Licence, by advice of the council, for Ralph, lord Cromwell, to grant
Westminster, the manors of Boney, co. Nottingham, and Cruche, co. Derby, which are
held in chief, to John, archbishop of York, William Gray, bishop of Lon-
don, John Makworth, dean of Lincoln, Nicholas Dixon, clerk, Nicholas
Wymbyssh, clerk, Walter Taylboys, esquire, Norman Babyngton and John
Fulnetby, and their heirs.
^ . QQ MEMBRANES 6 and 4.
Oct. 1. Inspeximus and confirmation to the present merchants of Almain and
Westminster, their successors, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal
in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first year, of a
charter dated 25 November, 1 Henry V. [French Roll, 1 Henry F, mm.
4 to 2.] By E. and 0. in Parliament.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Nov. 16. Licence, by advice of the council and for 63. 8^. paid in the hanaper,
Westminster, for William Cheyne, esquire, one of the parishioners of the parish church
of Estchirche in the island of Shepey, co. Kent, to give in mortmain 8
roods of land of his own ground in Estchirche aforesaid, which are not
held immediately of the king, to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's,
Boxle, in the said county, in order that they may rebuild thereon, with the
consent of Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, his successors, and others
concerned, the church of Estchirche, which they, the said abbot and
convent, hold to their own use, and which, on account of the rottenness of
the ground which formed its site, is said to have suddenly fallen down.
1431. ^yP'-
July 2. Grant, during pleasure, to Richard Caudray, king's clerk, of the warden-
Westminster, ship of the king's college of scholars in the university of Cambridge.
[As on Membrane 6 above, except that aU reference to Robert Fitz Hugh is
omitted.] By p.s. [2409.]
MEMBRANES 8 to 1 .
Ma;. 20. Exemplification at the request of Ralph Cromwell, knight, kinsman and
Westminster, heir of the Ralph de Cromwell, *chivaler,'und Maud, his wife, concerned,
of the following which have been brought into Chancery. [County Placita.
Lincoln. No. 72.]
1. The record and process of two action brought by the said Ralph
de Cromwell and Maud in the Conunon Bench against John de
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1431. Membranes 8 to 1 — ro7it,
Kirketon, ' chivaler/ and of a third, brought by him against them,
and of the appointments of attorneys by the parties as follows : —
(a) Pleas at Westminster before B. de Thorp and his fellows,
justices of the Bench for Trinity Term, 88 Edward HE [De
Banco Roll, No. 418] , Roll 886 [896] . Lincoki to wit.— Ralph
de Cromwell, *chivaler,' and Maud, his wife, by Thomas
de Thwayt, their attorney, seek against John de Eirketon,
' chivalcr,* the castle of Tateshale and manor of Scremby-
halle in Kyrkeby as her inheritance. They say that one
John de Dryby, her ancestor, was seised in his demesne
as of fee, in the time of the present king; that he died
without heir of his body and that the right descended from
him to Alice, his sister and heir, John her son and heir
and John his son and heir, and from the last named,
who died without heir of his body, to William his brother and
heir, and from him, for the like reason, to his sister and heir,
the plaintiff, Maud. And the said John de Eyrketon,
by John de Poynton, his attorney, comes and defends;
as regards the castle he vouches to warranty Ralph Daubeney,
parson of Broghton, and, as regards the manor, he says that
there is nothing there but one messuage and a carucate of
land, and they are held by Sir John de Wylughby, lord
Eresby, as parcel of the manor of Eirkeby upon Bayn, and that
the plaintiffs recovered it that very day from him, the present
defendant, as being her right by a writ de consangnhntate.
And on this point he seeks judgment as to the writ. As
regards the manor of Scrembyhalle the plaintiffs cannot deny
as much, and on this point judgment is given that they take
nothing by their writ but are in mercy. But as regards the
castle they say that the defendant ought not to be allowed to
vouch Daubeney to warrant, because neither Daubeney nor any
ancestor of his had anything in the castle, in demesne or
service, after the seisin of John de Dryby, Maud's ancestor ;
whereby he could make a fe<)ffment ; and this they are ready
to prove. The defendant craves leave to imparl, and after-
wards the plaintiffs return but defendant makes default.
Judgment is given, therefore, that they recover and he is in
mercy.
{h) Pleas &c. ibid, roll 396. The same plaintiffs demand the
manor of Eirkeby upon Bayne from the same defendant, also
four messuages, one carucate and two bovates of land, 5 acres
of meadow and 80/. 195. rent in Boston, Roughton, Wodehalle,
Wynthorp and Langeton by Thornton whereof the same John
de Dryby was seised in his demesne as of fee. Maud here
claims as daughter and heir of John son of Alice and not as
heir to her brothers. Defendant asks to hear the writ, craves
leave to imparl, and makes default. Judgment is given
against him, but as regards the writ for enquiry as to damages
plaintiffs enter a nolle 'prosequi,
(c) Pleas there, &c. Roll of attornments, roll 8. Appointments
of Thomas de Thwait and John de Poynton or Thomas
Edelyngton, as attorneys, respectively, to the parties in the
above suits.
{d) Pleas there before the said justices for Michaelmas term in
the same year, roll 152. Lincoln to wit. John de Eyrketon,
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9 HENKY VI.— Part 2. 149
1431. Membranes 8 to 1 — cont.
*chivaler,' by Thomas deEdlyngfcon, his attorney, seeks against
Balph de Cromwell, knight, and Maud, his wife, the castle of
Tateshale and manor of Kirkeby upon I3ayne which he claims
to hold to him and the heirs of his body. He says he was
seised in the time of the present king. The defendants, by
Robert de Spondon, their attorney, allege, as regards the castle,
that they recovered it in Trinity term last on the seisin of one
John de Dryby, ancestor of the defendant Maud, and as regards
the manor that they brought in the same term a writ de consanfj
idnitate concerning that and other tenements on the seisin of
the same John de Dryby, and Maud's descent from him, and
they recite the previous pleadings and the judgments in their
favour. The now plaintiff as regards the manor of Kirkeby
denies that John de Dryby died seised, and thereon the parties
put themselves on the country. So the sheriff is commanded to
cause to come hither in the quinzaine of Hilary twelve men, <&c.
As regards the castle, Eyrketon acknowledges Dryby's seisin,
but says that before his death he granted it, under the name
of John de Dryby, lord of Tateshale, by his deed, produced in
court, to the plaintiff Kirketon, his heirs and assigns, in
demesnes, lordships and services, with all its appurtenances and
services of free and bond-tenants, together with the ad^owson
of the church of Tateshale and other things contained in the
deed ; with warranty. This deed was dated at Tateshale,
Tuesday after St. Barnabas, 8 Edward HI. He says also that
afterwards in the king's court at Westminster, that is to say in
the quinzaine of Michaelmas, 26 Edward lU, before J. de
Stonore and his fellows, justices of the Bench, a fine was
levied between Balph Daubeney, parson of Broghton,
Thomas, parson of Tateshale, and John, parson of Reseby,
plaintiffs, and the said John de Kirketon, deforciant,
relative to the said castle with its appurtenances by the name
of the castle and manor of Tateshale, by which fine the said
John de Kirketon acknowledged the said castle and manor of
Tateshale, &c. to be the right of the said Balph, Thomas and
John, parsons, as those which they had of his gift, and they,
in return, granted the said castle and manor to him and the
heirs of his body, with remainder to one John de Loudham and
the heirs male of his body, with remainder to one Alice, his
daughter, and the heirs male of her body, with remainder to
Isabel, her sister, and the heirs male of her body, with
remainder to the heirs of the body of the said John de
Loudham, with remainder to John de Loudham, the father,
and Alice, his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder
to the right heirs of the said John de Kirketon. And so he
says he held the castle by virtue of this fine, and puts himself
upon the grand assize. And he asks that recognition be
made whether he, the plaintiff', in place of the tenant, by form
of the statute, &c. has best right to have the said castle as
his right to him and the heirs of his body coming by virtue
of the deed shown here to the court and fine aforesaid by
surrender of the said Balph, Thomas and John, the parson,
who had the castle and manor by grant of him, John de
Kirketon, who had it by grant of the said John de Dryby as
he asks in place of tenant, or the said Balph and Maud to
150 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1431. Membranes 8 to 1 — cont,
hold it in place of plaintiffs by form of the same statutes as
the right of Maud as they hold it, <&c. And Ralph de Cromwell
and Maud do the like. Whereupon a day is given to the
parties here in the quinzaine of Hillary to hear the election of
the grand assize and the sheriff is commanded to summon four
knights, &c. to make the election, &c. on which day the
parties appear by their attorneys and the sheriff sends word
that he has summoned Peter Bavent, knight, and John de
Multon, knight, belted knights, John de Osgotteby and John
Wildebore to be here on this day, &c, and he answers further
that there are no more knights in his bailiwick unrelated to
one party or the other. Hereupon the parties to the suit ask
that the said Osgotteby and Wildebore, although not belted
knights, may proceed to the election with the other two, ,
&c. And at the prayer of the parties the said four being
sworn chose themselves and Sayer de Rocheford, knight,
Roger de Cobeldyk, John de Langton, Thomas son of
Richard de Holbeche, Richard Tumay, Simon Huwet,
John de Crosseholm, William son of Fulk de Sutton,
Peter Beauchamp, Gilbert Wace of Toft, William Sibri, and
Simon son of Martin de Holbeche, because there^are no more
knights within the county unrelated to one party or the other.
So the sheriff is commanded to cause to come hither in the
quinzaine of Trinity the said sixteen, &c. to make the recogni-
tion of the said grand assize. And, with regard to having the
twelve here at the quinzaine of Hilary aforesaid, the sheriff
did not send the writ. So that a sicut prius was issued for
twelve to come at the said quinzaine of Trinity, &c. On which
day the parties appear by their attorneys and the said Peter
Bavent, knight, John de Osgotteby, Sayer de Rocheford,
knight, John de Langton, Thomas son of Richard de Holbeche,
Richard Tumay, Simon Huwet, John de Crosseholme, William
son of Fulk de Sutton, Peter Beauchamp, Gilbert Wace of
Toft and William Sibri, twelve, &c. likewise, and, being tried
and sworn, say upon their oath with regard to the castle that
the said Ralph and Maud have better right, as in her right, to
hold the same to them and their heirs by hereditary descent,
than the said John de Kirketon to hold it to him and the heirs
of his body by reason of the deed and ffne as he seeks. And,
with regard to the manor, they say upon oath that the said
John de Dryby, ancestor of the said Maud, whose heir she is,
died thereof seised in his demesne as of fee as the said Ralph
and she allege. So as regards the castle, it is adjudged that
Ralph and Maud are to hold it as in her right to them and her
heirs, quit of the said John de Eirketon and his heirs for ever ;
and the same John de Eirketon on this point is in mercy.
And as regards the manor it is adjudged that the same John
de Eirketon take nothing by his writ, but that he be in mercy
for his false claim, and Ralph and Maud are without day, &c.
(e) Pleas there, &o. in the same term, roll of Attornments No. 7.
Appointments of Thomas de Edlyngton and Robert de Spondon
or Richard Ughtbrigg by the respective parties to be their
attorneys in the last named suit.
2. The tenors of the writs original and judicial with their returns,
and of the panels relating to the said suits, viz. —
9 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 161
1431. Membranes 3 to 1 — cont.
(a) A jyrecijm in capite to the sheriff of Lincohi at the suit of the
said Balph de Cromwell and Maud relative to the castle of
Tateshale and manor of Scremby Hall, returnable in the
octave of Midsummer and dated at Westminster, 6 June,
88 Edward HI. Pledges of the prosecution, Roger de Rafy
and William son of Thomas Cad. Answer of William Hauley,
sheriff of Lincolnshire, viz. Summoners, John Smyth of
Tateshale, William Baker of the same.
(6) The like writ of the same date relative to the manor of
Kirkeby upon Bayne, and the messuages, &c. in Boston,
Roughton, Wodehalle, Wynthorp and Langeton by Thornton
mentioned above. Pledges of the prosecution, John de
Skylyngton, Roger de Foterby. Answer of William Hauley,
sheriff of Lincolnshire, Summoners Ralph Wryght of Kirkeby
and Nicholas del Clay of the same.
(c) The like writ dated 2 August, 88 Edward III, at the suit of
the said John de Eirketon relative to the said castle
of Tateshale and manor of Kirkeby upon Bayne,
returnable in the quinzaine of Michaelmas. Pledges of the
prosecution, Thomas de Holand, John Serjaunt of Tateshale.
Answer of William Hauley, sheriff. Summoners, Nicholas
de Lincoln of Tateshale, Thomas Coke of Conyngesby.
{d) A writ de magna assisa elujenda, at the suit of John de
Kirketon tested by R. de Thorp, 6 November, 88 Edward III
and returnable in the quinzaine of Hilary following. Ro. 152.
Assize, and the return as follows. Answer of William Hauley,
sheriff of Lincolnshire. Summoners &c. {named as in l{d)
above) by John de Amcotes and William Wacelyn, with
the explanation as to the paucity of knights, and the
names of the assize chosen, as above, de Coheldyk is then
called Cobeldyk ; Langton, Langeton ; Fulk, Fouk ; Sibri,
Sibry ; but these discrepancies do not occur in the County
Placita copy.
(e) A writ of venire facias electos magne assise tested by R. de
Thorp on 4 February, 89 Edward III and returnable in thse
quinzaine of Trinity following Mich. last. Roll 152. Assize :
with its endorsement by the sheriff accompanying panel as
follows : Between John de Kirketon, ^ chivaler,' plaintiff, and
Ralph de Cromwell, * chivaler,' and Maud, his wife, tenants.
Mainpernors of Peter Bavent, knight, sworn, John Forster,
Richard Bailly ; of John de Multon, knight — William Covente,
William Gervays; of John de Osgotteby, sworn — Thomas
Petit, Ralph Bryan ; of John Wyldebore — John Hervy,
William Turnour; of Sayer de Rocheford, knight, sworn —
Richard Collyng, Adam Blake ; Roger de Cobeldyk is dead ;
Mainpernors of John de Langeton, sworn— John Couper,
Thomas Warner; of Thomas son of Richard de Holbeche,
sworn — John Trippok, Adam Walker; of Richard Tumay,
sworn — John Symond, Roger Blybone; of Simon Huwet,
sworn — Richard Forster, Thomas Petit; of John de Crosse-
holm, sworn — Adam Blake, John Freman ; of William son of
Fulk de Sutton, sworn — Thomas Kempe, Alan Fouler; of
Peter Beauchampe, sworn — John Turpyn, Adam Wyot; of
Gilbert Wace of Toft, sworn — Stephen Blome and John
Wright; of William Sibry, sworn — William Her\y, John
152 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
^^oi. Membranes 3 to 1 — cojtt,
Tannour; of Simon son of Martin de Holbeche —Richard
Hardy, Thomas Petit.
(f) A writ of venire facias duodcclm sicut alias tested by the same
R. de Thorp on the same day and returnable at the same
quinzaine, for a jury of the venue of Kirkeby upon Bayne
relative to the question of John de Dryby having died seised
with the reference to the De Banco Roll of Michaelmas
preceding, the sherifTs endorsement and the panel as
follows :
Between John de Kirketon, * chivaler/ plaintiif, and Ralph de
Cromwell, ^chivaler,' and Maud, his vdle, tenants, &c.
Mainpernors of Sayer de Rocheford, * chivaler * — Richard
Serjant, William Hervy ; of John de Multon, * chivaler * —
Thomas Cook, Walter Heyne ; of Peter Bavent, 'chivaler,*
sworn — Richard Webster, William Person; of Peter
Beauchamp, sworn — John Aubry, Richard Wryght ; of
John de Crosseholm, sworn — William Pece, Thomas
Ryot; of John de Langeton, sworn — John Benet,
William Blake ; of Gilbert Wace of Toft, sworn — Richard
Tympan, William Gervays ; of Simon Huwet of Pynche-
bek, sworn — Thomas Warde, William Pyarde ; of William
Sibry of Westrasen, sworn — Roger Wymond, Thomas
Blaunche ; of Richard Tumay, sworn — Adam Sleght,
Simon Howet ; of John de Osgodby, sworn — Richard
Levyng, William Rous; of Simon son of Martin dc
Holbech, sworn — John Pertrik, William Caban ; of
Thomas son of Richard of the same [de Holbeche in
County Placita], sworn — Alexander Taillour, Richard
Fox ; of William son of Fulk de Sutton, sworn — William
Smyth, Robert Gardener, [Ends,]
Membrane 1 — cont.
July 2. Grant to Richard Caudray of the wardenship of the king's college
Westminster, of scholars, Cambridge. [The shorter form as on Membrane 4 above
and in Fnvy Seal No. 2409.]
MEMBRANE 9d.
June 12. Commission to John Hunte, serjeant at arms, and William Byllesdon
Westminster, to an*est in the ports of Weymouth and Melcombc and other ports
between them and St. Michael's Mount, such ships and vessels of the
burden of GO tuns (solidorum) and above as may be required for the
shipment to Bordeaux of Johu de Radclyff, knight, and his men at arms,
and archers, and 700 horses. The ships and vessels to be at Plymouth as
soon as possible, by Midsummer day at latest.
June 20. Complaint has been made by Nicholas Journee, captain of the town of
Westminster Dabbevyle, John le Vasseur, John de Seintdelies, Bartyn Tacquet and John
Matheu, merchants of the same town, and by Henry le Mayster, burgess
of Damyenx, that, whereas they bought at the fairs of Bruges in Flanders
last held, by their factors and attorneys there, certain goods and
merchandises and laded them in a ship of John MuUart of the town of
9 HENRY VL— Part 2. 153
1431. Membrane 9d — cont,
St. Valery to be brought to Abbevyle, the said ship while sailing on the
sea was captured by one Effligo or Ethilgo of Halyng near Portesmuth,
with other malefactors, in a barge of England of which he is master, on
9 May last, and taken to Bosham near Cicestre, w^here the ship and goods
were sold to divers persons, against the form of the peace concluded
between the king's realms of England and France. The king therefore,
commissions William Sydeney, John Hilly, Henry Farnhurst, mayor of
Cicestre, William Hore, John Exton, Thomas College, serjeant at aims, and
the sheriff of Sussex, to arrest the said ship and goods, and cause them or
I their value, with damages and interest (interesae), to be restored to the
complainants ; or, failing such restitution, to arrest the said EMigo and
other malefactors, and the ship or ships wherewith they made the said
capture and the owners and victuallers thereof and all their goods and
chattels, and to bring their persons before the king and council. By C.
June 81. Commission to John Cokfield, esquire, Norman Babyngton, esquire,
(«tc) Richard Byngham, William Nevyle and the sheriff of Notynghamshire,
Westminster, and to two or more of them, to hold inquisition in the said county as to
concealments and escapes.
June 28. Commission to John Talbot, serjeant at arms, and Henry Norreys to
Westminster, arrest in the port of Bristol, and from there to Lancaster, the ships and
vessels of the burden of 20 to 160 tons, required to ship to Ireland
Thomas Stanley, knight, and his retinue with their 700 horses ; the ships
and vessels to be brought to Lancaster with all speed.
June 19. Commission to Thomas Sakevyle, knight, John Barton the younger
Westminster, and the sheriff and escheator in the county of Buckingham to arrest John
Cheyne, knight, and bring him before the king and council. Also the
sheriff and escheator and the said William (siV) or two of them are to
seise the said John Cheyne*s manors of Grove and Drayton, all the books,
rolls, schedules, bills and suspicious memoranda found therein, and to
certify the king in council of the number and nature of his arms
{amiatnraum) and books, &c. aforesaid.
MEMBRANE 6d.
July 16. Commission to Robert Babthorp, knight, John EUerker, Richard Arnold,
Westminster, clerk, William Duffeld, clerk, John Marsshall, clerk, and William Holme
of York, and to two or more of them, to hold enquiry by inquest of the city
of York and the suburbs thereof, as to dilapidations, destructions and
wastes done, suffered to be done or left uncorrected, in the hospital of
St. Nicholas in the suburbs of York during the time of Master John
Middleton, deceased, late warden ; also as to lands, rents, relics, church
ornaments, books and jewels of the hospital, subtracted, alienated,
detained or removed by the said late warden, his executors or others,
whereby it is said, the hospital's revenues and estate are so diminished,
that it may be prevented from carrying out the wishes of the founders.
Aug. 4. Commission to John Iwardby, William Sydeneye the younger, William
Westminster. Otteworth, W'alter Urry, Ralph Wymeldon, W'illiam Weston and the
sheriff of Surrey and Sussex, and to two or more of them, to hold
inquisition in the said counties as to concealments, and as to wastes,
sales and destructions in lands, &c. of the king or his progenitors, or in
lands in the hands of the king or his progenitors by reason of wardship or
otherwise.
154 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 j^Q-i Membrane 8d — cont.
July 24. Commission to John Bruyn, esquire, Roger Lyneye, Hugh Erdeswyke,
WeBtminster. Boger Egerton, and the sheriff of Salop, and to two or more of them
including the sheriff, to hold inquest in the county as to the goods and
chattels which Richard Pershale of Chetewynde, co. Salop, esquire, had on
Thursday before St. John at the Latin Gate, 6 Henry Y, on which day he
was outlawed in the said county at the suit of the said late king, as
William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified ; also what goods the said
Pershale had since, and as to what has become of his goods. When found
they are to be seised and sold for the king's profit, and the proceeds are to
be accounted for at the Exchequer.
Aug. 26. Commission to William Bonevyle, knight, Nicholas Radeford, John
^7^' Copleston, Henry Pomeray, Robert Cary, Richard Holand, the sheriff of
Devon, and the mayor of Dertemouth, and to two or more of them
including either Radeford or Copleston, on complaint by Leuinus le
Clerk, burgess and merchant of Gaunt, and James Amoldson, merchant of
the town of Lescluse, that John Bosom, John Colman, Peter Sessak,
Hugh Yon, John Sutton, John Hille, William Warrak,' Richard Layne,
Thomas Rake, Henry Drewe, Robert Bower and John More, also Andrew
Gerard, Thomas Talbot, Cornelius Geve, John Wetwang, John Davy and
John Halywell, and other malefactors, in two barges called * le Gabridl *
and * la Petyr ' and two balingers called * la Marie * and * le George ,'
and other ships, captured at sea certain goods of the said Leuinus and
James, contrary to the peace between the king's realms of England and
France, and took the said goods to Dertemouth and disposed of them there
as enemies' goods. The commissioners are to hold inquest into the
matter, and to put under arrest the said capturers and the owners and
victuallers of the said barges and balingers, and all their goods in the said
county, and the said vessels, and to keep them under arrest until restitution
be made, and the king give further commands.
( 166 )
10 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
[Patents of dates up to and including 8 February, 1482, are still tested
bj Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, keeper of the realm ; after that date by
the king. The few exceptions to this rule are noted as they occur.]
2 43 J MEMBRANE 29.
Sept. 28. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Kusse,
WeetmiMter. citizen and * jeueler* of London, of the office of master and worker of the
king's moneys within the Tower of London, in the town of Gales, the
city of York and the town of Bristol, together with the office of the
Exchange of the city of London, in accordance with certain indentures
made with the king, in the same manner as Bartholomew Goldbeter had
when alive, rendering for the said office of the exchange 100 marks yearly
at the receipt of the Exchequer. By p.s.
Sept. 25. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Tyrell, king's knight, treasurer
Westminster, of the household, for good service to the last and present kings in their
French wars, of 100 marks a year out of the fee-farm of the city of
Lincoln, as John Hotoft, late treasurer of the household, had, during the
nonage of Thomas, son and heir of the lord Boos who last died, and
from heir to heir, or until he be otherwise provided for. By p.s.
Sept. 5. Presentation of Henry Hatton, chaplain, to the church of Milstede, in
Wye. the diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of Walter Sander.
Oct. 15. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held in the king's first year, to the monks
of Mont St. Michel of a charter of Henry 11 as follows : —
HenricuSj Dei gratia rex Anglorum et diix Normannorum et AquUanorum
et comes Andegavorum^ jvsticiariiSf vicecomitihus et prepontie et
ministris suis Anglie et portuum marisy salutem, Precipio quod
omnes res monachorxim de Monte Sancti Michaelis quae fiomines eorum
poterunt affidare euas esse proprias, sint quiete de theloneo et passagio
et pontugio et omni alia consuetudineper totam Angliam et Normanniam
et per porttts maris, Et prohibeo ne quis eos inde disturbet injuste
super decern lihras forisfacture. Teste Roberto de Novo BurgOy apud
Moriton, By E. and C. in Parliament.
Oct. 22. Presentation of John Pyper, chaplain, to the church of St. Giles*,
Westminster. Wynchelsee, in fiie diocese of Chichester.
Oct. 19. Grant to Nicholas Dixon, king's clerk, one of the barons of the
Westminster. Exchequer, of the prebend which John Burton, clerk, deceased, held in the
free chapel of St. Stephen within the palace of Westminster. By p.s.
MandAte in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the free chapel.
By the same writ.
Oct. 9. Pardon to John Tarent, late of Wedmour, co. Somerset, the elder,
Westminster. <taillour,' of his outlawry in the said county, for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to satisfy the king of his ransom for a certain
trespass done to Joan Proute, by him, the said John Tarent, John Balle,
-■-;:— t ■— s*-^"
15« CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431. Membrane 29 — cont,
late of Wedmoure, * taillour,' and John Tarent, late of Wedmour, the
younger, * taillour' ; he, the said John Tarent, the elder, having
surrendered to the prison of Flete, and having satisfied John Crosman of
Wedmor, who has now married the said Joan, and her of her damages
and having satisfied the king of his ransom, as William Bahyngton, chief
justice of the Bench has certified.
The like for the above-named John Tarent the younger.
Oct. 29. Presentation of brother John Cotyngham, monk of the monastery of
Westmingter. St. Mary, York, to the priory of Blythe, in the diocese of York. By p.s.
Nov. 7. On 28 November, 8 Henry VI, the king by letters patent, on certain
Westminster, security committed to Margery, late the wife of William Molyns, father
of William Molyns, and to Anne, late the wife of the said William
the son, the custody of two thirds of the lands, rents and
services which were of the said William the son, who held of the king
in chief, and which came into the king's hands by reason of his death
and of the nonage of Eleanor his daughter and heir, rendering therefor
the extent or as they might be able to settle with the treasurer of England
before the Purification then next. They did not, however, come to any
settlement by that date, and, as they have now surrendered their said letters
patent, the king now grants the said custody and the marriage of the said
heir to Thomas Chaucer, esquire, for whom Thomas Haseley of London,
esquire, and John Fortesque of the county of Devon, esquire, have
become sureties ; inquisitions of the said two thirds having now been
returned into Chancery, from the date of the death of the said William
the son until the full age of the heir. The said Thomas Chaucer is to
pay for the said custody and marriage 500 marks at the Exchequer, viz.
400 at once and the remaining 100 within one year after the said heir
shall be of the age of fourteen years. He who is to keep buildings in repair
and support all charges and keep the heir up to the age of fourtieen at his
own cost but should the heir die under the age of fourteen the said Thomas
or his executor shall be quit of paying the said 100 marks. Moreover should
the said Margery and Anne or either of them die before the said Eleanor
reaches the said age, the said Thomas shall thenceforth have the custody
of all the manors, lands, rents and services which would come to the
king's hands thereby, until the full age of the said Eleanor, rendering
therefor either the extent to be made or as the said Thomas may be able
to settle with the treasurer of England within half a year after the death.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 1. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Richard Wemmes
Westminster, of Northampton, that he be clerk of the statute merchant within the town
of Northampton, that is to say that he have the keeping of the lesser
piece of the king's seal, appointed for recognisances of debts according
to the statute of merchants, for the said town, and receive the statutory fees.
ByC.
Nov. 15. Impeximm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to William la Zouche, knight, kinsman and heir of William la
Zouche of Totteneys, and his heirs, of a charter dated 8 May, 10 Richard II,
being a licence for the said William la Zouche of Totteneys to make his
manor of Haryng^'orth into a castle. {Charter Iloll 9 and 10 Richard J I,
Xo. 8.] By K. and C. in Parliament.
10 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
167
1431.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — mnt.
Protection, with clause volumm, for one year for Richard Swerston
staying in Ireland in the company of Thomas Stanley, king's knight,
lieutenant of Ireland.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 11.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 19.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster,
MEMBRANE 28.
Pardon to John Clerk of Ednestowe, co. Notyngham, 'husbondman,* of
his outlawry in the county of Bedford, for not appearing before the king
to answer Richard Beveregge touching a plea of trespass; he having
surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of the king's Bench as William
Cheyne, chief justice, has certified, Bedford.
The like to the following mutatis mutandis : —
Thomas Wotton, parson of St. Martin's, Estgate near Canterbury,
CO. Kent, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer Benedict Rodyng, citizen and draper of London, touching
a plea of debt of 6/. 18«. lOd. London.
John, son of Adam White of Bishop's Lenn, co. Norfolk, merchant,
for not appearing before the same to answer John Taillour of
Norton Bavent, co. Wilts, touching a plea of debt of 100«. Norfolk.
John Towland of Huntyngdon, co. Huntyngdon, the younger, *spicer,'
for not appearing before the same to answer John Horold, citizen
and woobnonger {lanarius) of London, touching a plea of debt of
8 marks. London.
John Bole, vicar of Westdoune, co. Devon, for not appearing before
the king to answer William Denys and Isabel his wife,
touching a plea of trespass. « Devon.
John Grove, late of Maydeston, co. Kent, < chapman,' for not appear-
ing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Foumer, citizen
and grocer of London, touching a plea of debt of 40^. London.
John Hastelon of Billesfeld, co. Lincoln, ' mercer,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Henney, William Spyan and
Thomas Wake, executors of John Henney of Boston, touching a
plea that he render 40s.
Stephen Piers of Totton co. Devon, ' marchant,' for not appearing
before Richard de Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer to Richard Trapell, touching a plea of debt of
9Z. Devon.
William Pilbergh of Little Blakenham, co. Suffolk, ' husbondman,'
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Tiptoft, ' chivaler,' touching a plea of trespass. Suffolk.
William Home of Foxhall, co. Devon, * carpenter,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Attecourt touching a plea of debt
of 408. Cornwall.
Richard Waleys of Bassyngboume, co. Cambridge, * fuller,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Donne, clerk, and
William Brown, citizen and cutler of London, executors of William
Wyllymotte, or Wylymot, late of London, clerk, touching a plea
that he render to them 10^. London.
158
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431.
Oct. 20.
WestmixiBter.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 2.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 81.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont.
John Grome of Middelton, co. Northampton, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer Wynnoc Chaomberleyn, clerk, touching
a plea that he render account of the time when he was bailiff in
Middelton. Northampton.
John Strensale, vicar of Brayton, co. York, for not appearing before
the same to answer Henry Merston, clerk, touching a plea of
trespass. York.
John Taillour of Esterton co. Wilts, ' husbondman,* for not appear-
ing before the same, when sued with John son of Stephen Wode of
Esterton, ' husbondman,* and John son of Robert Wode of the
same, husbondman,' to answer Thomas Culmer, rector of Edyng-
don, touching a trespass. Wilts.
The like to the said John, son of Stephen Vode (sic).
WUts.
The like to the same, the plaintiffs name being given as Fulmer.
Wilts.
Thomas Smyth of Bayford, co. Somerset, 'courser,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Golyngboume touching a plea of
debt of 4 marks. Wilts.
Walter Sadeler of Cherde, co. Somerset, ' chapman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Fauconer, citizen and mercerus
of London or of London, * mercer,' touching a plea of debt of SOs.
London.
William Whityng of Mershefeld, co. Gloucester, ' chaplain,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Wotton, clerk, touching
a plea of trespass. Gloucester.
William Asshton of Croston, co. Lancaster, knight, for not appearing
before the same to answer Henry de Ghadirton touching a plea of
debt of 8 marks. London.
John Galwe of Garkyll for not appearing before Henry IV to answer
Enot Kent touchmg a plea of trespass. London.
Thomas Ely, vicar of Besthorp, co. Norfolk, for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer William Derby, chaplain,
touching a plea of debt of 408. Cambridge.
Richard Swettenham of Shrewsbury, co. Salop, 'skryvener,'
administrator of Richard Barker, late of Shrewsbury, for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Bageon, 'hostillere,'
executor of John Staunton, late citizen and pamloxator^ alicu citizen
and 'brewere,' a^tVu citizen and braeiator of London, and John Aston
and Maud his wife, executrix and late the wife of the same
John Staunton, touching a plea that he render lOs, London.
Richard Fysshe of Northampton, co. Northampton, 'taillour,' for not
appearing before the king to answer touching divers trespasses
in the county of Middlesex^ whereof he was indicted. Middlesex.
Thomas Wayn of Hathem, co. Leicester, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench, when sued with John
Fraunces of Ayleston, co. Leicester, 'husbondman,' to answer
Richard Hotoft touching a plea of trespass, Leicester,
10 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1.
159
1431.
Oct. 24.
Westznixister.
Oct. 10.
Westmixister.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont.
Robert Twyford of Chirchelangeley, co. Derby, esquire, exeoutor of
Roger Bradshawe, for not appearing before the same to answer
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, touching a plea that he render chattels
to the value of 100/. Northampton.
John Fynche of Wodehalle, co. Worcester, ' gentilman,* and Catherine
his wife, executrix of Thomas Gowere, for not appearing before
the same to answer Edmund Colshull touching a plea that they
render 21 marks. Warwick.
William Bole of Derkyng, co. Surrey, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Hugh Whatton of Stokebardolf touch-
ing a plea of debt of 6 marks. Middlesex.
John Jermayn of Little Benteleye, co. Essex, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Richer, citizen of
London, Robert Gosse of Ramesey, and John Richer of Bradefeld,
the younger, touching a plea of debt of 101, Essex.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Oct. 81.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 27.
John Grene of Cirencestre, co. Gloucester, ' chapman,' for not appear-
ing before WiUiam Babyngton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench, to answer Thomas Haket and Gilbert Eyrton, executors of
William atte Wode, late citizen and hrasiator or citizen and ' breuer '
of London, touching a plea that he render 40Z. Middlesex.
Robert Brun of the parish of St. Ives, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,'
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
Thomas Terell, citizen and < sadeler ' of London, and Nicholas
Tremayn, citizen and ' taillour ' of London, touching a plea of
debt of 20Z. London.
John Halston, parson of Bychyngstoke, co. Wilts, for not appearing
before the same to answer Henry Wotton, citizen and draper of
London, touching a plea of debt of 76^. l^d. London.
William Hamond of Mochelmonden, co. Hertford, 'husbondman/
for not appearing before the same to answer William Markeby,
citizen and goldsmith of London, touching a plea of debt of 282.
London.
Warin Nelleson of Mawedesley, co. Lancaster, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer Henry de Chadirton,
touching a plea of debt of 8 marks. London.
Thomas Cuccook of Little Elyngham, co. Norfolk, *• yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Elyngham of the
county of Norfolk touching a plea of debt of 4 marks. London.
Henry Baker of Tame, co. Oxford, ' baker,' for not appearing before
the same to answer Richard Baret, touching a plea of debt of 42.
Worcester.
William Croft, vicar of Skydbrok, co. Lincoln, for not appearing
before the same to answer William, abbot of Torre, touching a
plea of debt of 402, Devon.
Rn i.
•**,■>. —
HS^ *'''
I^K-^gm
160
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 15.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — cont,
Robert Boydon late of London, ' gentilman', for not appearing before
the same to answer Nicholas Hiwyash and John Knesworth touch-
ing a plea of debt of 40Z. London.
Stephen Kendale of Lostwythyell, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Comewaill, *chivaler,'
touching a plea of debt of 37^ 12rf. London.
Thomas Rotour of Mawedesley, co. Lancaster, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Henry de Chadirton touching
a plea of debt of 8 marks. London.
John Philippes, son of Andrew Philippes of Gloucester, co. Gloucester,
' mercer,' for not appearing before the same to answer Reginald
Strete, citizen and mercer of London, executor of John Cosseham,
late citizen and mercer of London, touching a plea that he render
lOZ. London.
John Penwolva of Mousehole, co. Cornwall, the younger, * husbond-
man,* for not appearing before the same to answer William Credy
touching a plea of debt of 6Z. Cornwall.
Nicholas Walsyngham, late citizen and mercer of London, for not
appearing before the same to answer Henry Parker, citizen and
mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 88Z. London.
John Staynderop of Heydour, co. Lincoln, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Quyncy of Sleford
touching a plea of debt of 40^. Lincoln.
William Robyn of Rothewell, co. Northampton, * baker,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Cost, touching a plea
of debt of 9^. 6». 8^/. London.
John Kete late of Rothewell, co. Northampton, ' chapman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Cost touching a plea
of debt of 9Z. ^s, 8d, London.
Alan Cartwryght late of Freston, co. Lincoln, * cartwryght,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Hert touching a plea of
debt of 4 marks. Lincoln.
Thomas Akyll of Mumby, co. Lincoln, ' husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before the same, when sued with Robert Archer of Mumby,
< husbondman,' to answer John Almotson the elder touching a
trespass. Lincoln.
Robert Archer, the like.
Lincoln.
Roger Robardys of Soturton, co. Lincoln, ' smyth,' for not appearing
before the king to answer Marion Blosbery touching a plea of
trespass. Norfolk.
William Brampton of Attilburgh, co. Norfolk, gentleman, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Sengylton of Stonham, co. Suffolk, the elder, Thomas Sengylton
of Mendelysham, co. Suffolk, the younger, and John Styward,
in the county of Suffolk, < gentilman,' touching a plea of debt of
100s, ' Suffolk.
IG HENRY VI.— Part 1.
161
1481.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
1432.
May 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — cont,
William Messager of Madyngle, co. Cambridge, 'yomao/ late ' bailly/
of Ely, or late of Ely, co. Cambridge, *baillie,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Fauconer, citizen and mercer of
London, touching two pleas of debt each of 408. London.
John Aune of Westbury, CO. Gloucester, *gentilman,' and Joan his
wife, exexjutrix of John Smythet late of the county of Suffolk,
esquire, for not appearing before the same to answer- Bichard
Trokenold, citizen and fishmonger of London, touching a plea that
they render \2L London.
Alexander Cranfeld of Little Brykyl, co. Buckingham, *iremonggere,*
for not appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices
of the Bench of Henry V, to answer John Joynour, citizen and
' iremonggere ' of London, touching a plea of debt of 6^ 17«. 9r/.
London.
Thomas de la Haye [of] Hentelowe in the county of Hereford, the
younger, esquire, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench
to answer John Trethewy, citizen and skinner of London, touching
a plea of debt of 60.s. 8</. London.
Thomas Bromwyche of Felde, co. Hereford, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Joan de Beauchamp, lady of
Bergevenny, touching a plea of debt of 100 marks. Leicester.
William Bromelle of Cove, co. Southampton, * wolman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Gosselyn, executor of
Robert Bynt, touching a plea that he render 44^. 4f/. Sussex.
Stephen Carder, Gardere, or Cardere, of Cranebroke, co. Kent,
'chapman' or 'mercer,* for not appearing before the same to
answer Richard Bures, citizen and mercer of London, touching a
plea of debt of 40s. nor Geoffrey Yermouthe, citizen and draper of
London, touching a plea of debt of 508. nor William Hogkyns
touching a plea of debt of 62. London, Kent, Kent.
Richard Wygyngton of Mounstrell, co. Leicester, 'marchaunt,' for
not appearing before the same to answer the king touching a plea
that he render 142. 17s. 9^^/. London.
Robert Alwyk of Thetford, co. Norfolk, ' mason/ for not appearing
before the same to answer John Burgate touching a plea of debt
of 6 marks. Norfolk.
1431.
Nov. 27.
Westminster.
Nov. 2.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 26.
Thomas Clere of Bodecote, co. Oxford, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer John Blakwell touching a plea of
debt of 40.S. Oxford.
William son of John Bythewater late of London, < marchaunt/ alias
William Bythewater of BristoU, 'marchaunt,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Canynges,
citizen and grocer of London, touching a plea of debt of
882. 16$. 8d. London.
24881
w^
162
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
1432.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 29.
Westminster.
Tested by the
keeper.
Jan. 27.
Westminster
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
WestminBter.
Feb. 4.
"V^estminBter*
Membrane 26 — c<mt.
John Harry of Goleworthi, co. Devon, the younger, * laborer,' for not
appearing before the king when sued with John Boude of Crenbeare,
CO. Devon, 'husbondman,' to answer Thomas Steven touching a
plea of trespass. Devon.
John Bolde the like.
Devon,
John Davyson of Wolferton, co. Norfolk, * shipman,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Simon Erie touching
two pleas, one of debt of 408. and the other that he render chattels
to that value. Lincoln.
Richard Scoule of Wolferton, co. Norfolk, ' shipman, the like for the
money debt only. Lincoln.
John Pyllesden of Ailberton, co. Gloucester, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Eichard Bury touching a plea
of debt of 408« Gloucester.
John Sjteffyngton of Cheryngton, co. Gloucester, * clerk,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Arondell, dean of
Wyndesore, alias John Arondell, clerk, dean of Wyndesore, alias
John Arondell, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 11 marks 6.9. 8c/.
London.
{Tlie foUomruj two entries, though of a later date Hum February 7, are
tested by Humphrey, ditke of Gloticester, keeper of tlie realm; but of course
February may be a mistake for January,)
Thomas Tugge of Lyfton, co. Devon, ' husbondman,' for not appearing
before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer John Fuddyng touching a plea of a trespass
done to him by the said Thomas Tugge, Margery, his wife, and
John Tugge of Lyfton, ' husbondman.* Devon.
John Tugge of Lyfton the like.
Devon.
John Morley of Chepyngtoryton, co. Devon, * brasyer,* for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Robert
Beneley or Benley, burgess of Bristoll, or burgess and merchant
of Bristoll, or of Bristol, grocer, touching a plea of debt of 18/.
Bristol.
William Atheryn of Lincoln, merchant, for not appearing before the
same to answer Maud, late the wife of John Milneton of Dunham
on Trent, touching a plea of debt of 26 marks. Nottingham.
John Walsshe of Fresshewater, Isle of Wight, co. Southampton,
* mason,* for not appearing before the same to answer Thomas
Fampelon touching a plea of debt of 4 marks. Southampton.
John Fylay, parson of Great Chart, co. Kent, for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Fox of London
touching a plea of debt of 100«. London.
Richard Dalton of Tamworth, co. StafiEbrd, 'chapman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Lee, citizen and
draper of London, touching a plea of debt of 62. lis. London.
Richard Brendon of la More, co. Cornwall, < boucher,' for not appear-
ing before Richard Norton 9xA his fellows, justices of the Bench
10 HENRY VI,— Paet 1.
168
1432.
Feb. 7.
Westminster,
Feb. 7.
WestmiiiBter.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Jan. 25.
Westminster.
Jan. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — eonU
of Henry V, to answer Walter Pyper touching a plea of trespass.
Gomwall.
Thomas Gander of Mullesworth, co. Huntingdon, ' husbondman/ for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Gilbert
Hore and John Bury touching a plea of debt of 10 marks.
Huntingdon*
Thomas Neweton, late parson of Folkyngham, co. Lincoln, clerk, for
not appearing before the same to answer Joan, countess of Kent,
lady of Wake, touching a plea of debt of 1002. Lincoln.
John Kyng of Abyndon, co. Berks, the younger, < chapman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Stonehous of
Denham, co. Buckingham, * husbondman,' touching a plea of debt
of 408. London.
Peter Plente, for not appearing before the justices of the Bench of
Henry lY, to answer Thomas Faukener, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a plea of debt of 66j$. 8^. London.
William Bere of Madenhyth, co. Berks, < wever,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer William Boys aHan
' Angeoy Herawdo,* touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. London.
John Bemes of Great Shelford, co. Cambridge, ' husbondman,* for
not appearing before the king to answer Robert Eynge touching a
plea of trespass. London.
John Barlowe of Mullesworth, co. Huntingdon, 'gentilman,* for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Bevyle and Thomas Gharwelton touching a plea of debt of 408.
Huntingdon.
John Kyng of Cirencester, co. Gloucester, * chapman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Robert Reynam, citizen and mercer
of London, touching a plea of debt of 60$. London.
John Dylowe late of Worcester, co. Worcester, 'husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same te answer John de Assheton, clerk,
and Thomas Andrewes, < barker,' touching a plea of debt of 6
marks. Worcester.
George Longvyll of Little Byllyng, co. Northampton, * esquire,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Waryn, citizen and
goldsmith of London, touching a plea of debt of 45^ lOs. London.
Richard Mascote of London, ' harbour,' for not appearing before the
king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he was indicted.
Middlesex.
John Motte of Boston, co. Lincoln, merchant, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer the king touching a debt
of 68s. 8d, London.
Reginald Langham, merchant of Calais, late of London, for not
appearing before the same to answer Stephen Forster, citizen and
fishmonger or merchant of London, touching a plea of debt of 80^
London.
164
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Meitibraw 26 — cont
Ralph Welles of HokuU, co. Norfolk, clerk, for not appearing before
the same to answer William Lymnoor touching a plea that he
render a certain horse, price 5 marks, and chattels to the yalue
of 40«. Oxford.
John Bajlye of Carton, co. York, * husbandman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer the prior of EUerton touching a plea of
debt of 6 marks. York.
John Stodhawe aliax Stodhagh of Hatfeld Peverell or Haytfeld
Peverell, co. Essex, ' gentilman,' or late of London, * gentilman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer John Trethek, esquire,
touching a plea of debt of 20/. Robert Ergham, citizen and
draper of London, touching the like plea of 40s. William Ol3rvere
or Oljver, citizen and grocer of London, touching a plea of debt of
60s. nor William Hejner touching a plea of account. Middlesex,
London •
. May 10.
Westminster.
May 9.
'Weetminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 9.
^Westminster.
May 16.
Westminster.
May 14.
'Westminster.
May 16.
'Westminster,
May 14.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster,
MEMBRANE 26.
Walter Carpenter, late of Exeter, co. Devon, 'bocher,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Aysshe touching a plea of debt
of 6^ 4«. Devon.
Robert Lysle of Pulbarowe, co. Sussex, esquire, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Wyot, 'draper,* citizen and * draper '
oZtos citizen and jtannariua of London, touching a plea of debt of 61^.
London.
John Cans of Geldenemordon, co. Cambridge, 'husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Ranele of Asshewell
touching a plea of debt of 100«. Hertford.
John Davy of Kyngeswere, co. Devon, 'marchant,* for not appearing
before tne same to answer Walter Pope touching a plea of debt of
100 marks. London.
William Boyle, ' bastarde,* of Hertefeld, co. Sussex, * husbondman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer Nicholas Boyle
of London, < wexchaundeler,* touching a plea of debt of 62. Ids. 4(2.
London.
Thomas Shirwynde, late of London, 'skynnere,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Loke, citizen and tailor of
London, touching a plea of debt of 45s. Sd. London.
Robert Sotirley of Cambridge, co. Cambridge, clerk, for not appearing
before the king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he
was indicted ; he has surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of the
king's Bench. Middlesex.
John Preston of New Salisbury, co. Wilts, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Tyes,
clerk, touching a plea of debt of 8 marks 6s. %d. Sussex.
William Tyler of Offele, co. Hertford, ' smyth,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Kirkham or Kirkeham, of Shenley
10 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1.
165
1432.
May 19.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
May 19.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
May 24.
Westminster,
May 28.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
1431.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
1432.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 25.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cotU.
orShenle, CO. Buckingham, esquire, 'gentilman* or < jentilman,'
touching a plea of debt of 12Z. Buckingham.
Thomas Flexman of Staundon, co. Hertford, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Bussh of the county of
Cambridge, and William Bolle, citizen of London, touching a plea
of debt of 11. 6«. 2d. London.
Henry Enyght, late citizen and dyer of London, for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Lincoln, citizen and fishmonger
of London, touching a plea of debt of 111^. 6J. London.
Richard Giles of Ilmester, co. Somerset, * taillour,' for not appearing
before the same, when sued with John Pole of Suthampton,
* taillour,' Walter Feteplace of the same, * draper,' John Flemmyng
of the same, ' gentilman,' John Abbot of Waymouth, co. Dorset,
'marchaunt,' Bertram Large of the same, 'marchaunt,* and
Walter Wether of Taunton, co. Somerset, 'laborer,' to answer
Thomas Bokes, esquire, touching a trespass. Southampton.
William Grey of Great Stanbrigge, co. Essex, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Philip Polton, clerk, touching
a plea of debt of 6 marks. Middlesex.
John atte Brigge of Turvey, co. Bedford, the elder, < husbondman,*
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
Eleanor Mordaunt of Turvey touching a plea of debt of 182. 6.s. 8^.
London.
John Whitehed, of Lilbume, co. Northampton, < gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Waryn touching a
plea of debt of 40$. London.
John Gylmyn of Harlyng, for not appearing before William Thimyng
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry lY, to answer the
abbot of St. Edmund's, touching a plea of trespass. Suffolk.
Bichard Stokton, parishioner of Streteley, co. Bedford, ' husbond-
man,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
John Stokes and William Stokes, citizens and < bellemakers ' of
London, touching a plea of debt of 11. 10^. London.
William Gardyner of Briggewater, co. Somerset, ' marchant,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Nuton touching a
plea that he render chattels to the value of ^Os. Somerset.
Thomas Kendale of Lostwithiell, co. Cornwall, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Comewaille, 'chivaler/
touching a plea of debt of 200 marks. London.
William Sugge, parson of the parish church of Southam, co.
Warwick, for not appearing before the same to answer the
dean and chapter of the cathedral church of Lichfield, touching a
plea of debt of 1002. Stafford.
John Adam of Shaftesbury, co. Dorset, ' carpenter,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John atte Water, * baker,' touching a
plea of debt of 40s. London.
166
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
May 19*
Westminster.
May 8.
Westminster.
May 26.
Westminster.
May 21.
Westminster.
May 27.
Westminster.
May 27.
Weatminsten
May 9.
Westminster
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
May 29.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
June 2.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Henry Grene of Neweporte, Isle of Wight, co. Southampton, *yoman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer William Leweston,
esquire, touching a plea of trespass . London.
John Trawyke of Eglesmerthyr, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Gornewale, 'chivaler,'
touching a plea of debt of 200 marks. London.
Thomas Palmer or Palmere of Barton, co. Lincoln, < chapman,* or of
Barton on Humber, co. Lincoln, * hosteler,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Lelly touching a plea of debt of
iOs. or the abbot of Fountains touching a plea of debt of BOZ.
York.
John William of Kyngeswere, co. Devon, * maryner,* for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Walter Pope touching a plea of debt
of 100 marks. London.
Bichard Colby of Grantham, co. Lincoln, ' marchant,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Batheby and John
Blaunche touching a plea of debt of 20 marks. Lincoln.
John Thorp of Kyngeston upon Hull, co. York, *yoman,* for not
appeanng before the same to answer Bobert Kirkeham touching a
plea of trespass. Lincoln.
Thomas Squyry of Henley, co. Oxford, esquire, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Wyot, ' draper,* or citizen and
* draper * of London, or citizen and parmarim of London, touching
a plea of debt of 6^. 18^. 1^. London.
John Treweeff of Mousehole, co. Cornwall, *marchaunt,' for not
appearing before Bichard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Biench of Henry V, to answer William Pollard touching a plea of
debt of 100«. Devon.
Walter Lamberd of Oxford, co. Oxford, ' chaplain,' for not appearing
before William Babyngton and his fellows, justices of the Bench,
to answer John Hunte, touching a plea of debt of 5 marks.
Oxford.
John Tuwe, parson of Middelton by Northampton, co. Northampton,
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
Thomas Yonge, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 6 marks.
Northampton.
Adam Skelton, parson of Dodyngherst, co. Essex, for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Brethnam touching a pica of
debt of 10 marks. Middlesex.
June 4.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 24.
John Fenewyk of Fenewyk, co. Northumberland, esquire, for not
appearing before the same to answer Walter Bydelere and Bichard
Claydych, executors of Thomas Wotton, late citizen and draper of
London, touching a plea of debt of 4Z. Btt. S^d. ^ London.
10 HENRt VI.— f ABT 1.
167
1432.
June 5.
Westminster.
June 27.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
June 25.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
June 2.
Westminster.
June 80.
Westminster.
Julys.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westnunster.
July 2.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — contm
Agnes Golmore, late of Goventre, co. Warwick, < gentilwoman/ for
not appearing before the same to answer Robert Botsey, executor
of John Colmore, touching a plea that she render a certain
testamentary writing. Warwick.
William Palmer of Hatfeld Broodoke, co. Essex, < husbondman/
for not appearing before the king to answer John atte Stok touching
a plea of trespass. Essex.
John Wryght of Leyndon, co. Essex, * chaplain,' for not appearing
before the king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he
was indicted. Middlesex.
Thomas Gosyn of London, * gentilman,' for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer John Wark, citizen and goldsmith
of London, touching a plea of debt of 40^. London.
Stephen Geffray of Mynhede, co. Somerset, * taillour,' for not
appearing before the king to answer David Yonge touching a plea
of trespass. Bristol.
Thomas Wybbo of Hambury, co. Worcester, esquire, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Humphrey,
duke of Gloucester, touching a plea of debt of 200/. Kent.
William Hermere of the parish of Echyngham, co. Essex (^),'yoman,'
for not appearing before John Martyn and his fellows, justices of
the peace and of oyer and terminer of Henry V in the coimty of
Kent, to answer the said late king touching divers trespasses
whereof he was indicted. Kent.
Richard Pakeman of Frendesbury, co. Kent, ' laborer,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer the king, and
Peter Bate for having, contrary to the ordinance, left the service of
the latter in which he was retained at Frendesbury. Kent.
William Fortone of Kimforth, co. Lancaster, 'caryour,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Bedale of York,
* mercer,' touching a plea of debt of 408. York City.
William But, late parson of Neweton Seintlowe, co. Somerset, for
not appearing before the same to answer Thomas Swynford of
Bathe touching a plea of debt of 78s. Somerset.
Peter Bewelonde of Bexill, co. Kent, ' husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Kyng, parson of the parish
church of Ghillysfelde, touching a plea of debt of 49«. Kent.
•
Roger Blundellof Busshopuscastell, co. Salop, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing, when sued with John ap Gryffith of Busshopuscastell,
'gentilman,' and William Kede of the same, *yoman,' before the
same justices, to answer John Brugge touching a plea of debt of
11/. 5s. London.
The said William Kede, the like.
London.
Thomas Stratford of Wythynden, co. Gloucester, 'yoman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer John Walden of Brune, chap-
lain, John Malberthorp, clerk, and William Edenhami clerk,
168
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
July 1.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
June 25.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster,
July 9.
Westminster.
Mentbrane 24 — conU
executors of William Malberthorp, olerk, touching a plea that he
render 402. London.
Thomas Croft of London, ^ carpenter/ for not appearing before the
king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he was indicted.
Middlesex.
John Fetyll, late of Norwich, co. Norfolk, * yoman,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John Steyngate,
touching a plea that he render 21 quarters of wheat of the price
of 10^'. Suffolk.
John Swanwych of Sculthorp, co. Norfolk, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Govys touching a plea of debt
of 10^ London.
Peter Preston of Eelk, co. York, < husbondman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Maud Mounceux touching a plea of debt
of 40«. York.
Henry Tamworth, late of Wynchelse, co. Sussex, * marchaunt,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Oxenbregge of Brede,
and Peter Dyst, late parson of Oestelyng, touching a plea of debt
of 8 marks. Sussex.
John Jegener of Heryngewell, co. Suffolk, 'shepherd,' for not
appearing before Robert Hulle and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry Y, to answer WiUiam Reynell, touching a plea of
trespass. Cambridge.
Richard Prynce of London, * hosyere,' for not appearing before the
king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he was indicted :
he has surrendered to the Marshalsea. Middlesex.
Joan, late the wife of Robert Rotyngton, esquire, of the county of
Hertford, deceased, she being of Pynshefold in the said county,
'wedowe,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer William Hudleston of Whityngham in Ooupeland,
CO. Cumberland, esquire, touching a plea of debt of 202. 4s. 6d.
London.
William Spencer of Norhampton, co. Northampton, * wolman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Strete and Richard
Strete of Bristoll, * marchaunt,' touching a plea of debt of 162.
Bristol.
John Sextayn of Westmallyng, co. Kent, 'husbond,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Wedyngton, citizen and grocer, of
London, touching a plea of debt of 40.9. Kent.
John Saundre of Sefforde, co. Sussex, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas, prior of Lewes,
touching a plea of debt of 78jt. 4d. Sussex.
John Wagge, parson of Heryngeswell, co. Suffolk, for not appearing
before the same to answer John, duke of Norfolk, touching a plea
of trespass. Cambridge.
John Jurdan of Fylgrave, co. Buckingham, the younger, ' husbond-
man,' for not appearing before the same to answer Robert Roper
10 HENEY VI.— Part 1.
169
1432.
July 9.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont.
of Hertwell, co. Northampton, touching a plea of debt of lOZ.
Buckingham.
Hugh de Eland, late of Doncastre, co. York, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Mauleverer touching a plea of
account. York.
Thomas Salter of Neweport, co. Salop, * chapman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Reynam, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a plea of debt of 88^. London.
July 8.
Westminster.
Julys.
Westminster.
June 25.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
Robert Flysp of Tenderyng, co. Essex, * chapman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Hales, touching a plea of debt
of 108«. Sd. London.
John Martyn of Wytteneye, co. Oxford, *husbondman' or *wul-
monger,' for not appearing before the same to answer John Hyde
touching a plea of debt of 8^. and William Darell, esquire, touch-
ing a like plea of 40«. Berks, Wilts.
Robert Beche of Sutton, co. Lincoln, * husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Robert Suker touching a plea of
debt of 8 marks. Lincoln.
William Foystour of Kilbourne, co. York, 'gentilman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer William Russell, parson of
Broweston, John Bolne, esquire, and Walter Urry, esquire,
executors of Richard Ponyngges, firstborn of Robert lord
Ponyngges, otherwise called Richard Ponyngges, knight, touching
a plea that he render 40Z. Surrey.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 18.
Westminster.
July 11.
Westminster.
June 4.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 23.
John Wylkynnes of Wadeswyk, co. Wilts, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Darell, esquire, touching a
plea of debt of 8Z. 8». 4f/. Wilts.
Robert Swynbourne of Newcastle upon Tyne, merchant, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer the kin^
touching two debts each of 46.s. lOrf. London.
William Brid of Facombe, co. Southampton, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer Hugh Dene, citizen and vintner of
London, touching a plea of debt of 87^ 16^. Middlesex.
Alexander Webster of Knesale, co. Nottingham, ' husbandman,' for
not appearing before the same, when sued with Hugh his son, also
of Knesale, * laborer,* to answer William Gilby, the younger,
touching a plea of trespass, nor, when sued alone, to answer John
Gilby, clerk, touching a plea of account, nor, when sued with his
said son by the name of Hugh son of Alexander Webster of
Knesale, 'laborer,' to answer the same John Gilby touching a plea
of trespass. Nottingham.
170
CALENDAR OF PATUNT? ROLLS.
1432.
July 11.
WeatininBter.
July 18.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 18.
Westminster.
July 18.
Westminster.
July 14.
Westminster.
May 21.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
July 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cotU.
John Golepyn or Gdopyn of Trewyket by Treverayn, co. Cornwall,
' gentilman/ or the elder, ' gentilman,* for not appearing before
Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V,
to answer Robert Trenerth, citizen and mercer of London, touching
a plea of debt of 40s. nor before Robert Hull and his fellows,
justices of the Bench of the present king, to answer John Loveney,
burgess and merchant of the town of BristoU, touching a plea of
debt of 201. Middlesex, Bristol.
William Benet of Eyneton, co. Northumberland, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer the king
touching a debt of 468. lOiL London.
Richard Norman of Newent, co. Gloucester, ' gentilman,' for i^ot
appearing before the same to answer the dean and chapter of
Lichefeld touching a plea of debt of 29^. 6^. 8d. Stafford.
Richard Beau or Bewe of Selby, co. York, for not appearing before
William Thimyng and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry IV,
to answer Richard Walker of Little Cotes and Robert Thornton
of Grymesby, touching a plea of debt of 5 marks, nor before
Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V,
to answer John Norton of Kyngeston upon Hull, * goldsmyth,'
touching a plea of debt of 40^. Lincoln, York.
John Laurence of Little Stokton, co. Bedford, ' frankeleyn,* for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer the abbot of
Thorney touching a plea of debt of 4^. 10s. Cambridge.
Robert Wyndegates of Newcastle upon Tyne, * merchant,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Henry Wherton, Robert
Grendon and Gilbert Futhergill, executors of Thomas Warcop,
touching a plea that he render 10 marks. Westmoreland*
William Couell of Bwynbroke, co. Oxford, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Felmersham
touching a plea of debt of dl.
Buckingham.
John Trix, of London, * grocer,' for not appearing before the same
to answer Robert Grubber of Coventre, touching a plea of debt of
m. Ids. 4rf. Warwick.
Ralph Pakyngton, of Pakyngton, co. Leicester, esquire, for not
appearing before the same to answer Joan Beauchamp, lady of
Bergavenny, touching a plea of debt of dl. Leicester.
William Philip, late of Sandwich, co. Kent, 'spicer,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Daundelyon touching a
plea of debt of 11 marks. Kent.
Licence, for 162. paid in the hanaper, for William Home, clerk,
William Tunstall, clerk, Gilbert Wanton and John Quyxley to grant two-
thirds of the manor of Bolton, co. Cumberland, with the advowson
of Bolton church, and two-thirds of a rent of 511. Is. O^d. called
the cornage of the said county, which are held in chief, together with
the reversion of the remaining third part after the death of Joan,
countess of Westmoreland, tenant in dower, late the wife of Ralph,
late earl of Westmoreland, to George de Neville, knight, lord
10 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 171
1432. Membrane 28 — cant.
Latymer, and the heirs of his body, with remainder to Richard de
Neville, earl of. Salisbary, and the heirs male of his body, with remainder
to William de Neville, knight, lord Faucomberge, and the heirs male of
his body, with remainder to Edward de Neville and the heirs male of his
body, with remainder to Ralph de Neville, knight, son oi the said late
earl of Westmoreland and the heirs male of his body, with remainder to
the heirs of the bodies of the said late earl and countess, with remainder
over to the right heirs of the said late earl.
-lAO-t MEMBRANES 22 and 21.
Oct. 8. InspexiniuH and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Weetminster. and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminister in the king's first
year, of the following : —
1. A charter of William I as follows : — WiUelmm, Dei gratia rex
Anfjloruviy L. archiepiscopo et S. Cicefttrerufi episcojw et omnibus
baronibus et fiddiJbm nuis Francis et Anfflis, salutem, Sciatis quod
ego concedo et regali auctoritate cofijinnOf pro anima inea et ante-
cessoris mei regis Kdwardi et n,rons et Jiliorum meorum, necnvn pro
omnium jf^rentum vironim et defunctorum salutej ut ecclesia Sancti
Martini, qnam ecclesiam de Bello appellare rohii ob victoriam michi
a Deo in eodem loco conceasam, unacum leuga circunujuaque adjacente,
libera et quieta imperpetuum j)ermaneat ab amni yeldo et scoto et
aujcilio et omni consuetudine terrene serritutis, cum saca et soca et tol et
tfieam et infangenetlieof et utfangenetheof et icarpeni, et sit libera ab
omni consuetudine et subjectione episcoporum et aliorum omnium sicut
ecclesia Christi Cantuariensis, Concedo etiavi ipsi ecclesie manerium
quod dicitur Wi cum vumibris suis et saca et soca et tol et tJteam et
infangenetlieof et utfangenetheof et clausuris et omnibus castellorum
operibus et jH/ntium et omnibus consuetudinibus, qua» ego in eo habui, ut
sic libere et quiete teneat sicut ego liberius et quietius tenere potui. Do
etiam ipsi loco manerium quod vocatur Alistutf Limenesfeld, Ou^
BricIUivaldity Srauinareis (Craumareis) cum membris et omnibus appen-
diciis eorum, libera omnino et quieta et absoluta ab omnibus querelis et
comitatibus et hundredis et placitis et tailagiis et mnnibus aujciliis et
exactionibus qtiarumlibet potestatum, Tiabeantque ahbas et nwnachi
warennam suavi in omnibus locis ad monasterium pertinentibus et
liceat abbatif cum transierit per forestani, unam aut duasferas absque
omni calumpnia perimere vel cum canibus capere, Nullus iffitur
farestariorum, superiorum vel inferiorvm, quicquam se intromittat
de boscis abbatis et monachortim, qui sunt in foresta, set omnem
libertatem et potestatem, qnam habet rex in boscis suis, habeant
ahbas et monachi in suis ofnnibus tdncunque fuerint, et sint liheri
et quieti de mnnibus essartis 2)er totam terram suam; omnes etiam
terras et possessiones quas dono vel renditione comitum rel baronum
nostrorum rel aliorum fidelium largitione aut oblationc monasterium de
BeUo possidet aut imposterum possidebit, eidetn monasterio regia
auctoritate concedimus et conjirmamus, eandem dignitatetn et libertatem
terris et possessifmibus datis sibi aut venditis a quibuslibet fUlelibus
concedentes quas terris et possessionibtts, quas ex jure patronatus nostri
possidet, concessimus, Testihus, Lanfranco archiepiscopo Cantuariensis
S, Cicestrensi, Wakelino Wintoniensi episcopo, apud Wintoniam,
172 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431. Membranes 22 and 21 — cont
2. Another chaarter of the same as follows: — Willelvius, Dei
gratia rex Anghyrnm, S, abbati de Bello, salutem, Mando tibi
et precipio ut lengam. ecclesie Belli circumjacenteni, quam in
vienwriam Nontmnnorum rictorie extendi mensitra Xomiannice
leuge conatitni, sic libei'am et qnietam custodias wt nuUi earn vel
partem ejus aliqiiam in feudo JiereditaHo tradas set que in domino
iUucs ecclesie tenere non potiieris^ cum consilio et voluntate monacJiorum
hoffiinibm tuis ml gablum et ad reliqua serncia et reddittts commitiojt.
Xotificatum enim est mlchi quod famnlis tuis quod tecum adduxistij
partem plurbnam predicte lewje in feudo dedisti, quod omnino defendoy
et lit iritum fiat super forisfacturam meam jubeo ne libert^temf quam.
eidem ecclesie concessit destrui ab aliquibus contingat. Nunc ergo, me
ad Nommnniam, transfneante, predictam leugam sicut tibi tradidi
liberam et quietam constitue ; quia, cum ad Angliam, DeofaventCy rediero,
per ros transibo et qualiter nostra eeclesia sit constrncta et ordinata
ridebOf et si ea que nunc tibi mando, interim implere distuleris, ego per
me eandem evclesiam, a servorum dominations stent meam dominicam
capellam, deo au,vHiante, liberabn et tibi sicut rebelli michique resistenti
dignam rindictam recompensabo, Testibus, W. episcopo Dunelmensi,
Hagmone dapifero et Iixme Tailcb\osco'].
8. Another charter of the same as follows : — Willelmns, Dei gratia
rex Anglorum, L. archiepiscopOf li, comiti de Ou, Haimoni vicecomitiy
H, dapifero et R. Jilio Godberti, salutem. Sciatis me non concessisse
li. comiti de Ou venacionetn monasterii monachorum meorum de BeUo ;
quapropter si ibidem morit feram aliquam quam ibi a4:ceperit vel ipse
rel aliquis suorimi hominum et ipse in nostra recognoverit presentia vel
suif vadimonium ejus accipite et per jUlejussores eum mittite. Idipstim
de hominibiis ejus facite, nisi eorum defettsor velit esse, quod si iUius
homines Tiegaverint hoc feci^se, illud idem judicium quod judicaretis
super illos qui hoc facerent in dominico nwo de hominibus ejusdem R»
comitis judicate, de materia mea truncata et carro in via mea ab
hominibus ejusdem comitis accepto, et de omnibus aliis clamoribus qiios
audieritvt rectum facite monachi4i meis sicut michimet. Kt si aliqui
sunt qui vobis obcdire noluennt, mittite ante me et ego rectum faciain
eis, te autem, Ihberte comes de Ou, ut meum fideUm deprecor quatemts
ad opus ecclesie uiee de Bello pro amore meo dones de silva tua monachis
meis et ad igncm eorum similiter' et volo ut eos in loco meo adjures,
Insuper nianerium, quod vocatur Wi, cum clausuris et consuetudinibus
omnibus sicut meliua et liberius lenui rel tenere potui eis concedo et
cimcessi, Testibus, WiUelmo comite de Warenna et R. Jilio Gil^erti et
R, milite, apud Wintoniam.
4. A charter of William II as follows : — WUlelmus, rex Anglorum,
Haimoni ricecomiti et omyiibus baronibus suis de Kent, salutem,
Mando vobis et jirmiter precipio ut clausuras facialis contra abbatem
de Bello ad manerium de Wi sicut Jo/cere solebatis quando jiater mens
illiul in manu sua tenebat, Xominatim rero omnibus hominibus tuis,
H, vicecomes, et Willelmi de Edesham, et WiUelmi Folet et Rodberti
Him.i7ig[es] et R, Herengod et omnibus hominibus H. de Munfort et
fratribus de Cilleham mando et precipio vobis ut hoc faciatis nee %dlu8
excipiatur qui aliquid tenet contra predictum manerium nee etiam
dominium archiepiscopi excipio quod in manu mea teneo, quia sicut
pater mens Ulud tenuit et ecclesie Belli per brevem [breve] suiwi
concessit, ita liberum omnino et quietam ab omni consuetudine et ab
omni geldtf et scotto et npere castellorum et pontium concessi et concedo
10 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 17B
1431. Mnnhrams 22 anfl 21— cont,
cum nmnibuH consuetitfihiihtis huLs quan idem pater mens in eo habuit et
qnoH haberem si illml in manit mea tenerem» Si qnis hoc mandatum
JiM'ere contempserit pro forisf actum dcvvm librarian michi emciulabit,
TeHtibujt, liofjero Bitjot et Huff one de Jielcamp, apnd Wyndenoram,
6. A charter of Henry I as follows : — Henricusj Dei ijratia rex
Anffloriim i amnibuM vicccomitibuH etjidelibm suin totins Awilie^salutem,
Precipio robis ut faciatia nmncs terra.** Sancti Martini de Hello ita
quietaa enne et ita in honore et pace aicut melius fueritnt tempore patris
mn etfratris, Kt dejhulo ne aliqui^s fwjet in silvis rel in ten-is ejus
rel leporem acciiriat nisi licentia abbutis super .r. libras foi'is facta re.
Teste (roffrido cancellario, apud Bruhellam.
6. Another charter of the same as follows : — //. rex Amjlorum^ H,
comiti de Ou et II, Jilio H, de Hastiu<j[es] et omnibus justieiariis et
omnibus ministris suis de Suthscv, salutem, Sciutis quod etjo con4:eilo
et confirmo monachis ecclesie Sancti Martini de Bello, quam pater mens
Jundavit e.r roto, ut habeant ita bene et honorifice et quiete et in pace
Has suas ubique per totam terram meam et nominatim viam suam
que vadit de Bellt) usque Hastimf[es] et omnes alias Has suas circa
Hastintjes et nrca Bellum et transitus ultra WinchA[se] et Ham suam
sujm' KasnuUnw et omnes fwjationes et renafimies suas in Bajjo de
Hasti7Uf[es] ubique sicut unquam melius et liberius eas habere solebant
temjMtre patris et fratns mH et tempore meo» Kt prohibeo super
forisf actnram meant ne eis super hoc aliquam injuriam vel contumeliam
foHatis rel Jien jyennittatis, Kt si quid de suo captuni est rel
aliquando capietur, cito sine aliqua dilations reddatar. Infra leugam
rero Belli ne intromittatis plus quam. in dominio meo^ super forts-
fax'turam meam prohibeo, Testibus, B, episcopo SalesbuHe, et Bofjero
Bitjod et Henry de Port, apud WeHmonasteHum.
7. Another charter of the same as follows : — JienH<'us, rex Awjhnum^
omnibus ministris et collectarils suis de rajm de Hastinyles], salutem,
Sciatis me cmwesHsse et confir masse donum quod Wenimjus, homo
Willdnii de Hastintj\es\, ipso domino suo cftncedente et confir mantCy dedit
ecclesie Sancti Martini de Bello, sHlicet ecclesiam de Westefeld cum
una wista terre, liberam et quietam ab omni consuetudine terrene
serHtutis in perjietuum pos»idendam, Kt precijno quod inde ecclesie
rel monachis de Bello nuUus Holentiam vel molestiam fa>ciat super
foHsfacturam meam, Testihus, Albenco de Ver, Roberto de Oili, apud
Wintoniam,
8. Another charter of the same as follows ; — Henricus, Dei (jratia
rex Anglorumj Badulfo episcopo Cicestrensi et Ricfiero de AqtiHa et
omnibus ricecomitibus et justitianis et ministris et coU[ectanis] suis de
Suiltsexa, salutem, Volo et Jinniter predpio qtuUinus numenum
Sancti Martini de Bello, quod vocatur Alsistona, liberum sit et
quietum ab omni consuetudine terrene serHtutis, id est, geldo et scoto,
et opere pontium et cast^'Uorum et parcorum et hi^iayiis et omnibus
placitis et qnerelis et sires et hundred is et murdw et warpeni et Dene-
tjeldo et de exercitu et omnibus consuetudinihus et operibiis et auxiliis et
sartis, PreHpio etiam quod mmiachi Sa7U'ti Martini de Bello omnino
befie et hononfice et plenaHe habeant consuetudines et ietjes suas in
manerio de Ahist\ond\ in jiladtis et in justitiis et in omnibus aliis
rebus, Hundredum et[iam] totius tenementi de AUist[ona\ per se
liberum et quietum predictis tnonachis pennaneat. Testibus^ R,
episcojfo Salesburie et Hamone dapifero, apud Westmonasterium,
^="
174 CALENDAE OF PATENT BOLLS.
1431. Membranes 22 and 21 — cont.
9. Another charter of the same as follows : — Henricus, rex Anghrum,
omnibiift vicecomitibus et ministris et omnibns Jidelibm et baronibus
Francis et Anglicis et WallensibuSt Anglie et WaUie^ salutem. Sciatis
me clamasse quietos km homines Sancti Martini de BeUo et mona-
cliorum siwrum de theoloneo et omni consuetudine et passagio et
omnibiiA aliis rebiis et aujriliisy qui vadunt in sirvitio meo et mona-
chorum meorum et, si fortitudo ventorum vel maris eos ad terram
(lepulerit, in cujiiscunque terra sint quieti de omni disturhatumSf ipsi et
pecuniu eoruMy et mdlus eos disturbet super forisfa^tiiram meam in
eundo et redeundo. Teste, Ilicardo capell[ano], apud Bouecestriam,
10. Another charter of the same. [Monastieony No. XVII.]
11. Another charter of the same. [In the same terms as Monasticon^
No. XVI, except that the present ve^'sion instead of being tested by
Roger, bisJiop of Salisbury, at Winchester, is tested €U Northampton by
Roger, bishop of Salisbury, Ranulf the chancellor and Nigel de
Alheinni.]
12. Another charter of the same. [Monasticon, No. XIV,]
18. Another charter of the same as follows : — Henricus, rex Anglo-
rum, omnibus vicecomitibus et ministris et fidelibus suis Francis et
AiiglU totius Anglie, salutem. Precipio quod omnes dominice res et
vestimenta ynonachonim Sancti Martini de Bello, que emerunt ad
dominica negotia sua, sint omnino quieta ah omni theoloneo et consue-
tudine. Teste, Turst[ino] Capellano, apud Westmonasterium.
14. A charter of Henry 11 as follows: — Henricus, Dei gratia rex
Anglorum et duo: Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes Andegavorum,
TJieobaldo, Cantuariensi archiepiscopo, omnibusque episcopis, comitibus,
baronibus Francis et Anglis et vicecomitibus et ministris eorum in
quorum vicecomitaiibus ecclesiu Sancti Martini de Bello terras habet
vel possessiones aliqtuis, salutem, Precipio et mea regali auctoritate
confirmo pro anima mea et pro anima gloriosi regis Willelmi,
fundatoris ecclesie BeUiy et pro anima regis Henrici, avi mei, et
omnium antecessorum et successorum meorum ut abbas et monachi
^usdem ecclesie, quam idem inclitus rex WiUdmus fundavit ex
voto et ob victoriam sibi ibidem a Deo concessam * de Bello *
appeUare voluit, ita bene et honorifice et quiete et in paee et
eadem libertate omnia sua teneant et possideant sicut idem rex
WUlelmus primo ahbati, Gausberto, tenenda dedit et per cartam
suam confirmavit, scilicet ecclesiam illam cum leiiga circumquaque
adjacente liberam et quietam imperpetuum ah omni geldo et Denegeldo
et soco et opei-e jyontinm et castellorum et parcorum et clausuris et
hidagio et omnibus placitis et querelis et * sires et hundrez * et exercitu
et omnibus operibus et auxiliis et ah omni consuetudine terrene
servitutvi cum saca et soca et tlwl et theam et infaiujenetheof et
^murdre^ et warpeni et lestagio et latrocinio et sartis et nt ah
omni subjectione et oppressione episcoporuyn vel quarunUibet aliarum
versonarum exactione imperpetuum libera et quieta permaneat sicut
ecclesia Christi Cantuwiensis. Concedo etiam iUis manerium quod
dicitur Wi, cum omnibus memhis suis et Aldstona, LiminesfeU^
Hou, Bristoldinton, Craumareis, Bromhatn, ApeldreJiam et terram
sexaginta et decetn sOlidorum, que vocatur Langehersta, que est in
manerio de Mienes, et warennain cum omnibus predictis consue-
tudinibus et regalibus Wjertatibus set et thesaurus in prefatis terris
si inventus fuerit, ahbatisct monachorum sit U>tus aimiliter et ' murdre.*
10 HENBY VI.— Part 1. 176
1431, Membranes 22 and 21 — cotU*
Confirmo etiam iUis ecclesiam SancH Olavi de Exonia et ecclesiam de
CrdmUma et ecclesiam Sancti Johannis de Brecchennio cum terris et
decimis et omnibm rebus eis pertinentibus. Set et ecclesieLs, quae rex
WiUdmus minor dedit in dedicatione ejusdem ecclesief concedo hahendas
imperpetuumf scilicet ecclesiam de Ksseringes^ ecclesiam de Saterford,
ecclesiam de Brantham cum bereicicis, Bercolt^ Seel f elf fe, Benetlege,
ecclesiam de KUlesham cum berewicis Stevecaie^ Scipdene, BrundeU ;
ecclesiam de Branfort cum beremcis Brustele, ElbriccJieston ; ecclesiam
de Trilawa, ecclesiam de Nortuna, ecclesiam de Middeliala, ecclesiam
de Mendlesham cum Andreaston^ sicut carte ejusdem regis Willelmi
minoris et regis Henrici testantur^ et si aliqui ex meis Ju>minibiis vel
baronum meorum eidem ecclesie de BeUo aliquid de suo vel de terris vel
aliis suis rebus aliquando d^derint vel vendiderint eandem omnino
libertatem quod predicti reges eidem ecclesie concesserunt etiam iUorum
donis concedo et regali dignitate confirmo. Testibus, Theobaldo Can-
tuariensi archiepiscopo^ Tlwma canceUario^ Ricardo de Lucy.
15. Another charter of the same as follows : — Henricus^ Dei gratia
rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes Ande-
gavorum, archiepiscopisy episcopis, abbatibusy comitibusy baronibus,
justiciariis, vicecomitibusy ministris et mnnibus Jidelibus suis Francis et
Anglis toHwt Anglie, sahitem. Sciatis me pro amore Dei et petitione
AdCf abbatis ecclesie Sancti Martini de Belloy concessisse et presenti
carta confirmasse quod ipsa ecclesia Sancti Martini cum leuga circum-
jacente et cum omnibus maneriis suis ad earn itertinentihus, videlicet
Wiy Alcestony Limenesfeld, Ho, Brittwaldinton, Craumareisy libera
sint [sit] et quieta ah omni consuetudine terrene servitutis, cum sa>ca et
socna et tfiol et theam et infangenetlieef et geldo et scoto et murdro et
omnibus auxiliis et operibus castellorum et parcorum et pontium et
hidagio et Denegeldo et omnibus placitis et querelis et siris et hundredis
et lestagiis et sartis et clausuris et exercitu ety si murdrum inventum
fuerit in aliquo loco super terrain ecclesie Sancti Martini, in leuga,
' in maneriis vel in membris eorum, nuUiu se intromittat nisi
abbas et monachi ejus ; et, si tftesaurus in prefatis terre ecclesie
hujus repertus fuerit, abbatis et numachorum sit totus. Precipio
etiam quod ecclesia ipsa libera sit et secura ah omni dominatione
. principum et baronum meorum et omnes Iwmines terrarum hujus
ecclesie liberi sint et quieti ab omni theoloneo et omnia mer-
cata sua per totum regnum meum ubique absque tlieloneo faciant
et hoc super forisfacturam meam jyrecipio ; quia inspexi cartam
regis Willelmi proavi mei in qua prescripte libertates et quietantie et
libere consuetudines ab eo pre/ate ecclesie concesse continuebantur.
Testibus, G. Eliensi, J. Noreiricensi, episcopis, Ricardo de Lucy,
Willelnu) filio Ald[helini] dapifero, Regin[aldo] de Cuten[at]y Thoma
Basset, WiUelmo Lanval, apiul Wyntoniam.
16. Another charter of the same as follows : — Henricus, Dei gratia
rex Anglorum, dux Normannorum et Aquitanorum et comes Ande-
gavorum^ justiciariisy vicecmnitibus et omnibus jninistiis suis Anglie in
quorum balliis abbas et moneu^ld de Bdio liabent terras, salutem.
Precipio vobis quod custodiatis et manuteneatis et j}rotegatis abbatiam
de Bello et vKnuu'Jws ibidem Deo serrientes et terras et omnes res et
possessiones suas sicut mecu proprias, ne quis eis ir^juriam faciat vel
contumeliam-y et ne vexetis eos nee injmiam aliquam eis faciatis nee
fieri permittatis, exigendo ab eis consuetudines vel servitia que carte
mee et antecessorum meorum testantur quod foMve non d^)ent, Et ii
176 CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431. Membranes 22 and 21 — cont»
quis eut injuriam intulerit amtra libertatea et consuetndinea quasi carte
sue testantiir quod habere debent, earn ipsis sine dilatione emendari
facialis, Te^te, Hicartio episvopo Wi/fiUmiensif apud LnteijareKhaU,
17. A charter of Richard I as follows : — Ricardusy Dei tjratia rex
Anfflorumy diu- Xonnan7wnnny Aquita?iorum, et comes Aiule^javoniw^
archiepiscopisy episcopis, abbatibus, coviitibus, baronibus, justiciariis,
rirecomitibus, senescalliJ^f prepositis^ balliris et omnibus miuijttris et
fidelibus suis Francis et Arnjlis^ ubicunque ecclesia Sajicti Martini de
Bello terras habet rel pftssessitmes aliquas, salutem. SHatis ntfs con-
cessisse et prescnti carta nostra amfirmasse Deo et ecclesie Sancti
Martini de Hello et abbati et monachis ibidem Deo serrientibus^
pro salute anime m>stre et anime ylorum reffis Wiilelmif fundatoris
ejustlem eccle»ie, et pro anima re^fis Uenrici, patris nostri, et omnium
antecessorum et successorum iwstronim, onines cartas et o nines
libertates et liberas consuetudines et donationes et vcnditiones et
redditus et possessiones suasy tarn ecclesiasticas quam laicas, quas
idem rex Willelmus, qui ob cictonam ibidem sibi a Deo ctmcessam
locum ilium * de lUilo ' apjMare roluit, et alii douatnres rel
venditores eidem ecclesie et abbati et mtmachis ejusdem loci conccsserunt
et cartis suis ctmfirmantnt. Quare rolumus et jirmiter prccipimus
quod abbas et monachi antedicte ecclesie Sancti Martini de Ihiht
predicta omnia libera et quicta habeant et teneant et possidcant bene ct
in pacCf libere ct quiete, intcf/re, phmarie et bonorijicef in btmcit ct piano ^
in pratis et pasturis, in riis et seinitisj in aquis H fnolendinis, in
rirariis et statjnis et mariscis et in omnibus locis et rebus, que ad
illos pertinenty sicut carte quas modo habent ratio^nabiliter testantur.
Testibus hiisj H, i'antuariensi ct WalU^ro llothomatjensiy archicpii^copisy
Matjistro Mauffcrio Kbroiccnsiy Ilotfcro Bichemundensi ct Viriano
Derebiensiy archidiaconis, Roberto et Juh[cllo\ caindlanisy J. comitc
MoreUmie fratrc nostro, ]\\ jilio Radul/l tunc sem^scallo Xormannicy
Roberto de Ilarecort, llunna Bassety (ruarino filio (ireroldi, et pluribus
aliis. Data apud Rupem Amleliaci per manum J'L Klieims cpiscapi
cancellarii nostri septimo die Januarii anw) decimo retini nostri.
18. A charter dated at Bourg-le-Boi, 17 September, [1] John.
[Rotuli Cartarum p. 19.]
19. A charter, dated at Silverstone, 5 November, 9 John, in favour
of the men &c. of the rape of Hastinges. [Rotuli Cartarum p. 173.]
20. A charter dated 10 June, 87 Henry III. [Monasticonf Xo. XXII.}
21. Letters patent, dated 28 October, 55 Henry III, granting that
the abbot and convent shall have a justice in eyre to sit i^ith
their steward and determine all pleas of the eyre touching
them and their men.
22. Letters patent, called a charter, dated 26 June, 17 Edward II,
providing that the grant of a pension to John Isham, king*s clerk,
by Alan, then abbot, and the convent shall not be a precedent.
lis. Letters patent, dated 1 May, 10 Edward III, being a grant that
the abbot and convent shall not be bound to give corrodies.
MEMBRANES 20 to 18.
Sept. 1. Inspeximus and confirmation, by assent of the lords spiritual and
Westniinster. temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliaiuent held at
10 HENRY VI —Part 1.
177
1431.
Membranes 20 to 18 — cont.
Westminster in the king's first year, to William, the abbot, and the
convent of Waltham Holy Cross and their successors of a charter dated
6 January, 1 Henry V. [Charter Roll, 1 Hennj F, paH 2, wo. 9.]
By K. and G. in Parliament.
Sept. 22.
Westminster
1432.
Feb. 10.
Dover.
Jan. 4.
Westminster*
March 1.
Westminster.
March 7.
Westminster.
July 11.
Westminster.
July 13.
Westminster.
July 11.
Westminster.
Mevihrane 18 — cont,
Inspeximm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and convent of Llanthony by Gloucester, of letters
patent, dated 8 November, 1 Henry V, exempting them from being
collectors of clerical tenths or other quotas outside the diocese of
Worcester. By K. and C. in Parliament.
Appointment, pursuant to Statute 86 Edward III {stat, 1. c, 2), of
Richard Somer, yeoman of the avenary of the household, to provide
hay, oats, beans, peas, barley and litter, and other things belonging to the
office of the avenary, for half a year.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
The like appointments of the following : —
Thomas Hill, John Baker and John Grene, yeomen of the avenary,
to the avenary. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Richard Mason, yeoman of the eatery, to provide beeves and muttons
and shipping for the same, until 16 July next. By the like bill.
William Rasour, yeoman of the eatery, to be caterer.
By the like bill.
William Fairman, the like, until 29 August next. By the like bill.
William Rasour, the like, until 10 January next.
Richard Mason, John Bay and William Wyntryngham, yeomen of
the eatery, the like.
John Somer, yeoman of the avenary, to the avenary, until 12 January
next.
Hugh Hervoy, yeoman of the eatery, to be caterer until 10 January
next.
1431.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 17.
It was found by inquisition before Robert Whiteney, ' chivaler/ John
Skydemore, * chivaler,' John Merbury, esquire, and John Russell, esquire,
taken by virtue of letters patent to them and others directed, that John
Bromwych, 'chivaler,' Henry Ardene, 'chivaler,' John Eylesford, 'chivaler,'
Walter Bromwych, Philip Holgote, Richard Nassh, John Waleweyn, Walter
de la Halle and William Barton were seised in their demesne as of fee of
the manor of Almaly and 18 messuages, 680 acres of land, 80 acres of
meadow, 40 acres of pasture, 25 acres of wood and 100s. rent in Almaly,
Upcote, Eynardesley, Lecton, Hereford, Holmere, Sheldewyk, Pype and
More [co. Hereford] and gave the premises to John Oldecastell, ' chivaler,'
and the heirs of his body : that he was seised and that the places, called
Oldecastell and Wotton, mentioned in the above named letters patent and
24881 K
178 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
]^431 Membrane 17 — cont,
in an inquisition referred to in the same, which inquisition was taken before
John Chaundos, 'chivaler/ John de Merbury, Richard de la Mare, Thomas
Holcote, the elder, John Brugge and the escheator in the said county,
were hamlets of Almaly, and that the lands by the same inquisition
supposed to be in Oldecastell and Wotton have always been parcels of the
manor of Almaly. It was also found that a certain place, called Ayley, in
the said letters specified is, and has been, a hamlet of Eynardesley, and
likewise that a place called Kynley has always been a hamlet of Lecton,
and that the said places, Oldecastell, Wotton, Ayley and Eynley have
never been towns in themselves. Furthermore, the John Oldecastell,
' chivaler,' mentioned is the same as the John Oldecastell of Goulyng, co.
Kent, ^ chivaler,' who was adjudged to death for treason, and that, besides
the lands mentioned in the inquisition which was taken before John
Chandos and the others above referred to, he was seised on the day of his
forfeiture of 14 acres of meadow in Upcote, 15 acres of meadow and
10 acres of pasture in Eynardesley, 68 acres of land in Lecton and
130 acres of land, 6 acres of meadow and 18 acres of pasture in Holmere,
by form of the gift above referred to. Now after his death, the right would
descend to Henry Oldecastell, his son and heir, but those of the premises
which were comprised in the inquisition before John Chaundos and his fellow-
commissioners, before mentioned, came to the hands of Henry V, and are
still in the king's hands. Moreover that king on 21 April, 9 Henry V,
upon certain surety, by letters patent committed to Richard Hore, clerk,
and John Nonyngton, esquire, the keeping of the manor of Almaly, co.
Herefoifd, of a messuage built at Oldecastell, of a ruinous water-mill there,
of 8^. id. rent of assise from divers tenants there, of a messuage built and
a oarucate of land at Upcote, and d<. id. rent of assise from divers tenants
there, of a parcel of meadow at Wotton, of a ruinous messuage and
a carucate of land at Ayley, of a ruinous messuage and 80 acres of arable
land at Eynley, of a ruinous messuage and 120 acres of arable land, 2 acres
of meadow and 2 acres of pasture at Holmer, of two messuages, a parcel
of meadow called * Oldecastell medowe,' and 2 acres of arable land at
Webbeley, of two shops in the butchery in the city of Hereford, of a
messuage, containing three shops with a chamber built over them and a
garden hard by at *le Westkarelus,' of the monastery of Hereford, of a
cellar, with a chamber built over it, annexed to the said messuage and of
a messuage called * Forberesyn ' in the same city, all forfeited by the said
John Oldecastell, knight, from Easter then last for twelve years, rendering
therefor yearly SOL lis, 5d. as the escheator had been wont to do, and
6^. Sd, increment. Now it was afterwards shewn at the suit of the said
Henry Oldecastell, that the manor of Almaly, &c. named in the inquisi-
tion before Robert Whiteney and his fellow commissioners, are
identical with the premises of which the keying was committed as last
above mentioned, and it was therefore prayed that the said letters patent
whereby the said keeping was committed should be annulled, and, after
default made by the said Richard Hore and John Nonyngton, although
duly warned to appear in Chancery and shew cause to the contrary, by
Roger Bodenham, John Apye, John Bewail and John Wolryche on a writ
of scire facias to the sheriff of Hereford, the letters patent in question, on
judgment given in the chancery, are annulled accordingly.
Nov. 16. Presentation of Andrew Holes, king's clerk, to the mediety of the parish
Westminster, church of Malpas in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, which is in
the king's gift by reason of the minority of William Brereton, his
ward,
10 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
179
[1431.]
March 16.
Westminster.
1431.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
1432,
March 16.
Westminster.
March 26.
Westminster.
March 27.
Westminster.
April 14.
Westminster.
April 16.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 17 — conU
Licence for the master and chaplains of the collegiate church of
Lyngfeld, co. Surrey, to acquire in mortmain lands and rents not held in
chief to the value of 402. a year. By p.s.
Vacated because elsewhere in the ninth year.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Bichard Mayn to be controller of the
great and petty customs, of the subsidy on wool, hides and wool-fells,
and of the subsidy of tunnage and poundage, in the port of Bristol, at the
usual fees and wages ; with the statutory provisoes.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like of the following : —
John Mulys, the younger, Exeter.
Thomas Selby, Lynne.
Walter Wotton, Chichester.
John Tyndale, Gippewic,
John Salter, Plymmouth and Fowy,
Thomas Gyffard, Exeter and Dertemouth.
Ralph Blaklowe, Southampton.
Bichard Clyderowe, Sandwich.
John Cistern, BristoU.
Each by; a like bill.
1431.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 16.
Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the warden and chaplains of the chapel of St. Thomas the Martyr
at Stretford upon Avene of letters patent, dated 12 December, 1 Henry V,
inspecting and confirming letters patent, dated 10 March, 2 Henry lY,
inspecting and confirming letters patent dated 20 November, 4 Bichard U.
[Patent Roll, 4 Richard II, part 1, m. 7.]
Grant, during pleasure, to John Seintcleer of the office of ganger in the
Cinque Ports, with the usual fees, wages and profits.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 16.
Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to John Pauncefot, knight, kinsman and heir of Bichard Pauncefot
and of Grimbald Pauncefot of the following : —
180 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
2^32 Membrane 16 — emit,
1. A charter, dated 15 May, 89 Henry III [Charter BoU,
89 Henry III, m. 8], being a grant to the said Richard of a market
and fair at Cuem, co. Hereford, and of free warren at Haresfeld,
Cuem, Hasel and Benetl.
2. A charter, dated 10 February, 9 Edward I [Charter Roll,
9 Edward /, no. 67], being a grant to the said Grimbald of free
warren at Grukhowell, Pesebrigg, Great Markele, Little Markele,
Langeford, Laghten, Couerne and Monesle, co. Hereford, and
Hildricheham, co. Cambridge.
8. A charter, dated 16 November, 9 Edward I [CJuirter Boll,
9 Edward J, no, 4], being a grant to the same of a market and
fair at Cuem and of licence to make a coney warren at Benetleye
although within the forest of Fekenham, co. Worcester.
By K. and C. in Parliament.
Nov. 12. Licence, for a fine of lOOs. for John Talmache to enfeoff Gilbert
Westminster. Debenham, esquire, John Turnour, clerk, Thomas Granger, clerk, Robert
Deye and William Cosyn, and their heirs, in the manor of Benteley, co.
Suffolk, which is held in chief, except one acre of land in the same ; and
for the said feoffees, after seisin had, to grant the premises to the said
John Talmache and Joan his wife, and his heirs. ,
Nov. 18. Grant to the bailiffs and burgesses of Shrewsbury, which town, being
Westminster, near Wales, requires to be very well fortified to resist the king's enemies,
of murage for three years, to be applied under the survey of the abbot of
the place.
Nov. 16. Presentation of John Danels, parson of Stokton, in the diocese of
Westminster. Norwich, to the church of St. Mary, Welyngham, in the same diocese, on
an exchange of benefices with Laurence Baldeware ; directed to the vicar
1 i^9 g^i^^i^^l ui the absence of the bishop abroad.
March 1. Presentation of William Bounptepms to the prebend of Malrepas in the
Westminster, free chapel of Hastynges void by the resignation of Thomas Suthwell.
March 5. Revocation of the protection for one year, which on 22 June last was
Westminster, granted to Th&mas Boston of London, ' brasyer ' or ' gunner,' as about
to proceed to Aquitaine to join the company of John de Radclyf, king's
knight, because he tarries in the city of London as the sheriffs have
certified.
1431.
MEMBRANE 14.
Oct. 26. Inspeximus and confirmation to John Hedley and Catherine, his wife,
Westminster, and John their son of the following : —
1. An indenture, dated at London in the inn of the bishop of Bath
and Wells, 4 April, A.D. 1480, 8 Henry VI, being a grant by John
bishop of Bath and Wells to the said John Hedley, Catherine and
John, in survivorship, of the houses, a dovecote and a cattle shed
within the manor of Poculchurch and the barton in front of the
said cattle shed, the close called ' Courtclose ' with lands, meadows,
feedings and pastures in the same close, containing by estimation
120 acres, the close called < BorughuUe,' 80 acres of arable land,
17i acres of meadow lying in * la Mersshe ' and * Wroxalesmore,*
and common in the common fields of Poculchurch : also all that
close called ^ La Lee,* with the lands, feedings and pastures in thQ
10 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 181
1431.
Membrane 14 — cofU»
same contained, which William Chestrowe of Badford held at will
[at the date of the deed] aU of which belong to the bishop's
demesnes of Fokulchurch aforesaid, co. Gloucester, at the rent of
IdZ. Qs. 8d. payable quarterly. The grantees to keep the premises
in repair.
2. Ratification of the above by John Forest, the dean, and the
chapter of Wells, saving the pasture for eight oxen in the said
lands, &c. anciently accustomed; dated in the chapter house at
Wells, Sunday after the Exaltation of the Holy Cross, viz.
17 September, A.D. 1480, 9 Henry VI.
8. Batifioation of the same by William Souuthbroke, ti^e prior of
the cathedral church of Bath, and the chapter or convent of that
place, dated in the chapter house of Bath, 26 April, A.D. 1481,
9 Henry VI. For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Oct. 28. Writ of aid on behalf of Thomas Flete whom Thomas Chaucer, the
Weetminster. chief butler, has appointed to be his deputy in the port of Boston.
By bill of the butler.
Nov. 6. The like to the following : —
Wostmingter. John Mules in the ports of Towmouth and Barstaple.
By bill of the butler.
Dec. 12. John Bentham, in the port of Southampton. By bill of the butler.
[West-
minster.]
Dec. 17. Thomas Bussell, in the port of Bristol!. By bill of the butler.
[West-
minster.]
1432.
July 20. Pardon, for 20«. paid in the hanaper by William Hexstall, Bichard
Westaiinster. Stanford and Thomas Wyrcestre, for acquiring to themselves and
their heirs from John Eyngesnoth, citizen and ' wexchaundeler ' of
London, two messuages and two shops in the parish of St. Clement
without the bar of the Danes of the New Temple, London, which are held
in chief, and entering therein without licence. Licence also for the said
purchasers to demise the premises to the said John and Joan, his wife,
for life, with reversion to the said William, Bichard and Thomas and
1431 ^^^^^ heirs.
Nov. 8. John de Etton, king's knight, and Miles de Etton, his son, the latter
Westminster, gince deceased; had by grant of Henry IV, in survivorship, the office of
steward of the forest of Galtrice, co. York, and the said John has surrendered
his said grant to the intent that Ivo de Etton, his son, king's esquire^
should have his estate in the said office. Grant thereof, therefore, to John
and Ivo for the life of John and subsequently during pleasure, of the said
office, with its fees and commodities, in the same manner as Thomas
Colvyll, knight, had the same, when alive. By p.s.
Ooi. 81. Pardon to John Herwy of Wirtham, co. Suffolk, ' husbondman,' of his
WasfcninstT. outlawry in the county of Norfolk for not appearing before the justices of
the Bench to satisfy the king of his ransom for repudiating a certain
writing of his of 40Z. which Henry Inglose, knight, and Bichard
Felbrigge, esquire, produced in court against him, and which he
was convicted of having done. But now he has paid the said 40Z. and 7/.
damages, as the said Bichard has acknowledged, and has also surrendered
to the Flete prison, as WiUiam Babyngton, chief justice, has certified.
182. CALENDAE OF PATENT BOLLS.
-lAo-i Membrane 14 — cont,
Nov. 5. Appointment, during pleasure, of Ralph Wadeswyk, to be controller of
Westminster*, customs and of the subsidies on wool, hides and wool fells and of tunnage
and poundage in the port of Great Yarmouth, at the usual wages ; with the
statutory provisoes. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 10. Presentation of Robert Loker, king's clerk, to the vicarage of
Westminster. Mapulderham in the diocese of Lincoln.
. Nov. 11. The like of John Bredon, chaplain, to the church of Oye, in the diocese
Ty^flLtm|n8ter. of Terouanne ; directed to L. the bishop.
. Nov, 14. . Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John de Stanley,
Westminster, king's esquire, of the ofl&ce of Serjeant of the king's armoury within the
Tower of London, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with
V the usual wages and fees, in the same manner as John de Orell, esquire,
had when alive. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender, the Icingy on 25 May in his fifteenth year, having
granted the said John the said office for life,
Nov. 5. Appointment, by advice of the council, of John Dalabere, king's
Westminster, almoner, so long as he shall remain in that office, to enquire as to any
deodands which have been concealed, and to levy the same. Deodands
have always belonged to his office to maintain the king's alms. By p.s.
Nov. 14. Presentation of John Tousent, chaplain, to the church of Holeford in
Westminster, the diocese of Bath and Wells.
MEMBRANES 13 and 12.
Nov. 28. Inspeximus and confirmation to Thomas, bishop of Durham, of an
Westminster, ordinance made by him for the regulation of the collegiate church of
Aukland in his diocese, whereby, after reciting from the register of
Anthony, formerly bishop of Durham, the ordinance on the same subject
published by him on the morrow of the octave of the Epiphany, A.D.
1292-8, the prebends of the said church are rearranged to meet the greater
cost of living. Dated in the chapter house of the manor of Stokton,
20 September, A.D. 1428, and countersealed by John, the prior, and the
convent of Durham in their chapter house, 24 December, A.D. 1428.
[Monasticon.'] For 6«. Sd, paid in the hanaper.
-I jQo Membrane 12 — conU
Feb. 7. Pardon to John Loryng of Chynnore, co. Oxford, ^husbondman,'
Westminstec, prisoner in the Marshalsea, of the death of Nicholas atte Helde, wherewith
he was charged, because he killed him in self-defence, as appears by the
record of William Oheyne, the king's chief justice.
Feb. 4. Revocation of tlie protection, for one year, which on 28 November last
Westminster, was granted to John Skyrmar, as being in the company of Robert Ogle,
king's knight, captain of the castle of Rokesburgh, engaged in victualling
that place ; because he tarries in York, as William Bowes and John
Esynwald, sheriffs of that city, have certified.
Feb. 22. Presentation of John Bosom, parson of Middelton in Pykerynglithe in
Westminster, the diocese of York, on an exchange of benefices with Henry Hanslape, to
the church of Eyngeslane, in the £ocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by
reason of the minority of Richard, duke of York, his ward.^ By p.s.
10 HENRY VL— Part 1. 183
J 43 2. Membrane 12 — cont.
March 10. Appointment, during pleasure, of Walter Grene to be controller of the
Westminster, subsidy of tunnage and poundage in the port of London, at the usual fees
and wages ; with the statutory provisoes and the custody of one part of
the * coket/ By bill of the treasurer.
The like of John Shirley to be controller of the petty custom in the
same port. By bill of the treasurer.
-lAQ-i MEMBRANE 11.
Nov. 20. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Tenebegh of quayage for two
Westminster, years.
Nov. 24. Presentation of John Eyng, chaplain, to the church of Burgham, in the
Westminster, diocese of Carlisle, void by the resignation of William Swetyng.
Nov. 26. Licence for the prior and convent of Derby to elect an abbot in the
Westminster, room of Simon de Bepyngdon, deceased.
Nov. 26. Grant, during pleasure, to Thomas Broune of the office of tronage and
Westminster, pesage in the port of London, with the usual fees, wages and profits.
By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 24. Robert Darcy, esquire, John Aburhale, esquire, William Ulgarthorp,
Westminster, esquire, William Eton, clerk, John Boneyr, clerk, John Horewode, John
Boreham and William Parker lately acquired to themselves and their
heirs from Richard Grey of Wilton, knight, the manors of Water Eton and
Waterhall, co. Buckingham, which are held of the king in chief, and
afterwards granted the premises to John, son of the said Richard, and
Elizabeth, his wife, and the heirs of the bodies of the said John, the son,
and Elizabeth, with remainder to the right heirs of the said Richard. The
parties entered in the premises without licence, but for 40 marks paid in
the hanaper the king has pardoned these trespasses and licenses the said
John and Elizabeth to retain the premises.
Nov. 26. Pardon to Henry Banastre of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, < gentilman/ of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Middlesex for not appearing before the justices
of the Bench to pay the king the ransom due tor a trespass which he was
convicted of having done to Thomas Feryby, clerk. The said Henry has
surrendered to the Flete prison and the said Thomas has acknowledged
payn\ent of the damages adjudged to him for the said trespass, as William
Babyngton, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Nov. 28. Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of the town of BristoU of
Westminster, murage for ten years, with exemption for the men and tenants of Humphrey,
duke of Gloucester, of his town of Teneby in Wales. By p.s.
Nov. 28. Grant, by advice of the council, to William Scrop, king's clerk, bachelor
Westminster, of both laws, of the wardenship of the hospital of St. Leonard in the city
of York. By p.s.
J)qq^ 20. Presentation of William Groweton, chaplain, to the church of Aylwys-
Leeds Castle, cote, in the diocese of Lincoln.
1432.
Feb. 5. James Strangways, the younger, and Elizabeth his wife, staying in
Westminster. England, have letters nominating Nicholas Strangways and Hugh Orell
•to he their attorneys in Ireland for one year.
James Strangways, the eldery^'received the attorneys by writ.
184 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
-lAon . Membrane 11 — cont.
Feb. 14. Pardon to William Cokenage of London, * wever,* of his outlawry in the
WestmiDster. county of Berks, for not appearing before the king to pay his ransom for
not producing John Idell for whom he had become bail ; he, the said
William, having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of the king*s Bench,
as William Cheyne, the king's chief justice, has certified.
Jan. 12. Licence, for 205. paid in the hanaper, for John Frampton, and Joan,
Westminster, his wife, to grant the manor of Wodecote, 4s. 6rf. rent and the rent of a
pound of pepper and two pounds of wax in Wodecote and Bramdene,
which are held in chief, except a moiety of one acre of land in the said
manor, to Nicholas Upton, clerk, John Boldyng, clerk, John Marke, clerk,
William Husey, Richard Thornes and John Thomes and Agnes his wife,
and the heirs of John Thomes.
March 26. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Lenham,
Westminster, king's sergeant, of the office of the keeping of the clock within the palace
of Westminster, with the fees of 6^. a day payable yearly at the
Exchequer, in like manner as Henry Barton had the office when alive.
By p.B.
1431.
MEMBRANE 10.
Nov. 28. hispexifnus and confirmation, by advice of the council, of a grant by
Westminster, letters patent (French) of Thomas, lord Roos of Hamelak, Trussebous and
Beauvoir, to Robert Wykeham, his yeoman, for life, for good service, of the
offices of bailiff, warenner and collector of estreats and issues of the court
of the manor and lordship of Orston with its soke and appurtenances in
the county of Nottingham ; with 2d. a day wages out of the issues of
the said offices and the other accustomed fees, profits and commodities ;
the auditor of accounts of the said lord to allow the said Robert his said
wages, fees and profits. Dated at Beauvoir castle under seal 18 April,
7 Henry VI. Grant also, by advice of the Council, to the said Robert,
that he hold the said offices, as aforesaid, during the minority of the son
and heir of the same Thomas, who is in the king's ward.
By p.s. and for | mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 25. Thomas Wyke acquired to himself and his heirs from John Chesbroke
Westminster, and Joan his wife, by fine levied before William Babyngton and his
fellows, justices of the Bench, in 2 Henry VI, a moiety of the manor of
Button called Oldelond and a moiety of the hundred of Button,
CO. Gloucester, which are held of the king in chief, and after entering,
enfeoffed in the premises John Baret, clerk, and John Penbroke, vicar of
Button, and their heirs, w^ithout licence. Thereupon the premises were
taken into the king's hands, but now, for 122. paid in the hanaper by the
said Thomas, the king hes pardoned these trespasses, and grants licence to
the said John Baret and John Penbroke to have again the premises, and
furthermore to grant them to the said Thomas and Margaret his wife and
the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of Thomas.
Dec. 11. Signification to W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, of the king's
Westminster, assent to the election of brother Roger Neuton, canon of Derley, to be
abbot of that house.
Nov. 28. Grant, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
Westminster present great council, to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, lieutenant of
England, in consideration of his great charge and labour in . keeping the
realm against the malice of the king's rebels, traitors and enemies, and
10 HENRY VL— Part 1, 186
1 jQi Membrane 10— cont.
esj^eciallj in the capture and execution of that horrible heretic and
iniquitous traitor who called himself John Sharp, of 6,000 marks a year
out of the treasury by the name of reward, during the king's absence from
England and so long as the said Humphrey remains lieutenant, and of
5,000 marks a year, during pleasure, after the king's return, to better
maintain his estate and retinue for the defence of the church, the Catholic
faith and the king's true subjects, who, after the king and his elder uncle,
the duke of Bedford, should have principal recourse to the said Humphrey,
who, however, shall have no further reward. [Of, the CoxmciL Minute
as printed in Proceedings and Ordinances of the Privy Council^ Vol, IV ^
p. 104.] By p.s.
Vacated by surrender , the kingt on 11 May in tJie fifteenth year, having
pardoned the said duke 1,271?. 10«. lOJrf.
Sept. 20. Presentation of Edmund de Walsyngham, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Fulhanu Prethorp, in the diocese of Norwich ; directed to the vicar general in the
absence of the bishop abroad.
The like of William Wyveton, chaplain, to the vicarage of Corppesty in
the same diocese.
And of Thomas Tasman, chaplain, to the vicarage of Tebynham in
the same diocese.
Nov. 28. Exemption, by advice of the council, of John de la Tore, merchant of
WetfcminBter. Catalona, and Antony Ferandes, merchant of Spain, from the extra
, subsidy of poundage from alien merchants which was granted in the last
Parliament. By p.s.
Dec. 22. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Nottingham and Derby to
Westmmster. deliver the temporalities of the abbey of Derley to Roger Neuton, whose
election to be abbot has been confirmed by William, bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield, and whose fealty has been ordered to be taken by William
Babyngton, knight.
The like to the escheator in the county of Stafford.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Dec. 11. Revocation of the protection for one year, which on 1 December last
Weetminster. was granted to Richard Sweraton as being in Ireland in the company of
Thomas Stanley, knight, lieutenant of Ireland, because he is living in
London, as Stephen Broun and John Hatherle, sheriffs of that city, have
-tAot) certified.
Jan. 28. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Henzy Bourghchier,
Cantecbiiry. of the office of master of the king's hart hounds (eanum nostrorum pro
cervo) with such wages, fees, profits and commodities as the lord Fitz
^yaultier had when alive. By p.s.
Feb. 1 6. Presentation of John Yeldham, king's clerk, to the church of Tychewelle,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich.
Feb. 14. Pardon to Stephen Pette, of Iiondon, * mason/ of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Berks, for not appearing before the king to pay his ransom for
not producing John Idell, for whom he was bail, before the king. He has
surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of the king's Bench as William
Cheyne, chief justice has certified.
June 7. Appointment, during pleasure, of James Ocle to the office of tronage or
Westminster, pesage in the port of Berewio upon Tweed, with the usual wages and fees.
By bill of the tieasuier.
186 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1431. MEMBRANE 9.
Sept. 7. Inspeximus and confirmation, with the assent of the lords
Westminster, spiritual and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the
Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first year, to the burgesses
of Bruges in Saloppessyr of letters patent, called a charter, dated
11 February, 1 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
1432. ^^ ^^oh, 2 Henry IV.
May 24. Presentation of John Metharby, chaplain, to the vicarage of Romeney
Westminster, in the diocese of Canterbury.
rl431^ MEMBRANE 8.
Nov. 26.] Committal, by advice of the council, of the monastery of SS. Mary and
Westminster. Jq\xji Baptist, Alcestre, which has been wasted by misrule, to the keep-
ing of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, Thomas, bishop of Worcester,
William ap Thomas, knight, John Weston, serjeant at law, William Lucy,
esquire, William Donyngton, Thomas Halle and Robert Busshell, for six
years. It appears that, unless relief be afforded to William, the abbot, and
his monks, they must leave the monastery and take to begging, to the
1432. scandal of religion and the whole order of the clergy. By p.s. [2449.]
Jan. 28. On 21 February, 4 Henry VI, by letters patent, the keeping of the
Westminster, manor of Arley, co. Stafford, late of Edmund, earl of March, and in the
king's hands by reason of the minority of Richard, duke of York, heir to
the said Edmund, was committed to Humphrey Lowe, esquire, for whom
Henry Bromley of the county of Warwick, esquire, and John Horwode
of the county of Stafford, 'gentilman,' were sureties; the said
Humphrey to render therefor, either the extent made or to be made,
or as he could agree with the treasurer of England before Midsummer
then next. Afterwards Humphrey sued to the king setting forth that,
although he enjoyed the keeping for a time, he was much hampered
by colour of letters patent relative to the same, dated 10 July,
6 Henry' VI, in favour of John Harpur, in which the manor
wia.s named Ameley or Arley and which it was prayed might be annulled.
The sheriff of Staffordshire was, therefore, commanded, by writ of scire
facias to warn Harpur to appear in chancery and shew cause to the
contrary. The sheriff returned that he had been duly warned by John
Rose, Richard Rouse, William Beke and Thomas Jayler, and Harpur duly
appeared, in person, and the said Humphrey appeared by John Shawe his
attorney. Whereupon Harpur for himself and the king said that the
letters patent in his favour ought not to be annulled, because, said he,
Sir Edward, son of king Henry, the king's progenitor, was sometime seised
of the said manor in his demesne as of fee, and by charter dated
6 October, 2 Edward I [Charter Roll, 2 Edward J, No. 1], granted
it, by the name of the manor of Ameleye which John de Burgo the
elder held in chief, and granted to his beloved clerk, Robert Burnell,
who surrendered to the said king, to Letard de Hevyn and the
heirs of his body, with reversion to the said late king and his
heirs. Whereby Letardus was seised in his demesne as of fee, and
died without heir of his body, and it was found by inquisition taken
ex officio before Robert Whitegreve, lato escheator of the present
king in the said county of Stafford, that the said king Edward
granted the manor and the said Letardus died without heir of his
body as aforesaid. Whereupon the king took the manor into his hands
and by the letters patent of the 10th of July* already mentioned
10 HENEY VI.— Part 1. 187
■f^go Meinbrane 8— -cont. ; '
committed the custody of it for twenty years from Whitsuntide then
last past to the said John Harpur. By virtue of which commission he was
seised of the manor, and thereof craved judgment. The said Humphrey,
by his attorney, said the matter alleged by Harpur was not sufficient in
law to aid him against his said letters patent being annulled, because of
the matter contained in the writ, which matter Harpur has not denied ;
but Harpur replied that, inasmuch as the said Humphrey did not deny
the said matter alleged by him, Harpur, which he was ready to prove,
and which is sufficient to aid him in law, the letters patent in his favour
ought to continue effective, and he ought to remain as he was in regard
to the custody. And the said Humphrey declined altogether to admit
that proof. And because, after ripe and diligent deliberation had in the
premises with the justices, king's Serjeants at law and other learned men
of his council in the said Chancery then being, it appeared that the letters
patent in favour of the said Humphrey were invalid and insufficient, it
was, by their advice, then and there adjudged that those letters in favour
of Humphrey should be revoked and annulled. Which is hereby made
known to all whom it concerns.
Grant, by advice of the council, to William Brewester, king's clerk, of
the prebend which Robert Gough held, when alive, in the king's free
chapel of St. George within his castle of Wyndesore.
Mandate in pursuance to the warden or dean of the chapel.
Feb. 20. Presentation of John Eynge, parson of Eylwyngton, in the diocese of
Westminster. York, on an exchange of benefices with William Swetynge, to the church
of Burgham, in the diocese of Carlisle, in the king's gift by reason of the
minority of Thomas, son and heir of John, late lord Clyfford.
Feb. 22* Appointment of John Somer, one of the auditors of the Exchequer, and
Westminster. John Cork, to hear and determine the accounts of all sheriffs, feodaries,
escheators, haveners, receivers, bailiffs, reeves, officers and ministers of
the duchy of Cornwall in the county of Cornwall and elsewhere in
England, for this occasion. The said John Somer to receive such fees
for the past year and such daily wages and profits as John Thorlethorp,
late one of the auditors of the said duchy, had ; and the said John Corke
to have 5 marks a.s a special reward, by the hands of the receiver general
of the duchy or any other of the persons mentioned as accountable before
him and his fellow. By bill of the treasurer.
lAQ-t The following entry is tested by the king.
Nov. 14. Presentation of William Pykeryng, chaplain, to the church of Holeford,
Westminster, in the diocese of Bath and Wells.
1432.
Feb. 26. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Lescrop, knight, to the office
Westminster, of treasurer of the exchequer. By p.s.
March 2. Presentation of John Whitgreve, vicar of Great Mapilstede, in the
Westminster, diocese of London, to the vicarage of Bromley, in the diocese of Win-
chester, on an exchange of benefices with William Swynton ; directed to
the vicar general in the absence of the bishop abroad.
Feb. 15. Presentation of Robert Breggeham, clerk, to the chantry founded by
Westminster. Edward, late prince of Wales, in the cathedral church of Canterbury,
which is void by the death of Silvester Woltop.
188 CALENDAR OF PATENT ' ROLLS.
T j^go Membrane 8 — cont.
March 15. Licence for the prior and convent of St. Sampson's, Middelton, in the
Westminster, diocese of Salisbury, to elect an abbot in the room of brother Richard
Gley, resigned.
Feb. 8. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Thomas Ponsford,
Westminster, groom of the pantry, of the office of the woodwardship of the commote and
Estimaner (nc), co. Merionneth, with the usual profits and commodities.
By p.s.
Vacated by surrender^ the king on 22 Junej in his sixteenth year^ liaviny
granted him the said office with tfie * rwjlorshijrpes ' of * les vouries * of the
county of Carnarvon.
MEMBRANE 7.
Feb. 16. Ratification of the estate of Richard Tone, as parson of St. Crux
Westminster. Pavement, York.
July 8. The like of Master John Percy, doctor in decrees, as sub-dean of the
Westminster, cathedral church of Lincoln. By p.s.
Jan. 2. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Legge, king's
Westminster, serjeant, of the office of tailor of the Great Wardrobe in the city of
London, with 12d. a day wages by the hands of the keeper of the said
Wardrobe, and the customary robes, fees, rights, and profits, as fully
as William Tropnell had when alive. By p.8.
Feb. 18. Presentation of Philip Rawekyn, chaplain, to the church of Famham
Westminster, by Gusshygge, in. the diocese of Salisbury.
The like of Simon Aleyn, chaplain, to tbe church of Runham, in the
1 J q-i diocese of Norwich.
Nov. 28. John Erthe, chaplain, was born under the hgeance of Richard II in
Westminster, the town called Old Rokesburgh in Tyvydale, and while a minor was
taken by his mother across the water of Forthe into Scotland, but, as
soon as he had understanding, he came into England and resided at the
schools there until he was made a chaplain at which time he was sworn
to be true liegeman to the present king's father, as by letters testimonial
under the seal of the earl of Northumberland, warden of the Estmarch
towards Scotland, appears. The king now, by advice of the council,
grants him letters of denization.
1 i on By p.s. and for 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
. Feb. 18. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Shirley to be controller of the
Westminster, subsidy of tunnage and poundage in the port of London, with the usual
fees and wages and the statutory provisoes. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 18. Pardon, for AOL paid in the hanaper, to Robert Goker, esquire, and
Westminster. Margaret, late the wife of John Luterell, knight, tenant in chief, for inter-
marrying without the king's licence.
Feb. 24. Revocation of the protection for one year, which on 20 June last was
Westminster, granted to John Bachelere, late of London, 'gentilman,' as abiding in the
company of Richard Bokeland, king's esquire, captain of the king's castle
of Banelyngham in the parts of Picardy, engaged in victualling the said
castle, because he tarries in the county of Warwick as William Mountford,
* chivaler,' the sheriff, has certified.
10 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1. 189
-I J QO ' Membrane 7 — eont.
March 1. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Everdon, clerk, and Roger
WestminBter. Appelton, as auditors to hear and determine the accounts of the sheriSfs,
feodaries, escheators, receivers, bailiffs, reeves, officers and ministers of the
king liable to account, in the parts of South Wales ; each receiving the
daily wages which have been usual by the hands of the chamberlain or
other ministers. By bill of the treasurer.
March 8. The like appointment of John Geryn and Richard Bedford for North
Westminster. Wales and the county of Chester. By bill of the treasurer.
. March 2. The like of John Somer and John Walssh to audit the accounts of
Westminster, sheriffs, feodaries, haveners, receivers, bailiffs, farmers, reeves, officers and
ministers of the duchy of Cornwall in the county of Cornwall and else-
where in England, with such wages and fees a.s they have previously had.
By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 1. Licence, for 12Z. paid in the hanaper, for Robert Pedwardyn, knight, to
Westminster, enfeoff Thomas Hathy, parson of South Warnebom, Hugh Haltoft, vicar
of Burton, and Roger Bay of Helpryngham, and their heirs, in the manor
of South Warnebom, co. Southampton, and the manor of Burton by
Helpryngham, and a moiety of the manor of Notton, co. Lincoln, which
are held of the king in chief. Licence also for the said feoffees, after
seisin had, to grant the premises to the said Robert and to Roger
Pedwardyn, his kinsman, and the heirs of the latter.
March 25. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Baron to be controller of the
Westminster, great custom, and of the subsidy on wool, hides and wool-fells in the port
of London, with the usual fees and wages and the statutory provisoes.
By bill of the treasurer.
March 26. Grant, by advice of the council, to John, earl of Huntyngdon, and
Westminster. Anne his wife, of leave of absence from Ireland for three years, with licence
for the rents and profits of their castles, manors, lordships and lands there
14^1 ^ ^ remitted to them in England. By p.s.
Nov. 28. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Richard Sandes of
Westminster, the office of ganger of the Cinque Ports, with the usual fees and profits, in
the same manner as Nicholas Howeden had when alive. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender^ the king on 29 June, in hie sixteenth year, luiving
granted him the office for life.
2^22 MEMBRANE 6.
Feb. 27. John, archbishop of York, who has had the keeping either of the privy
Westminster, or of the great seals for ten years, and whose cares in those offices have left
him no leisure for his cures of souls and the due performance of prayer,
is desirous so far as he may of repairing this defect by the aid of priests
by him to be provided with sustenance, and particularly to found on his
own land in the parish of Wye, co. Kent, where he was bom, a
certain chantry of a certain number of chaplains to be called the
chantry of St. Gregory, the said chaplains to be chajged with the
exhibition or sustenance of a master in grammar, who shall freely
teach ail repairing to him and his schools, and also with the sustenance
of certain choristers, clerks and boys, of which chantry the said archbishop
desires that the vicar of the parish church of Wy, for the time being
should be master, and his parish chaplain one of the chaplains. The said
master and chaplains ^^re tp observe the ordinances to be made by the
190 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS-
1 j^go Membrane 6 — cont
said archbishop, his feoffees, heirs, assigns or executors, and, amongst other
things, are to pray for the good estate of the king when alive, and of his
reahoa of England, and for the soul of the king's father, the said arch-
bishop's promoter, and for the souls of the king's progenitors and pf the
king after his death. The said archbishop having obtained the consent
of the abbot and convent of St. Martin's, Battle, patrons of the said
vicarage, the king, by advice of his council, licences the said archbishop,
his feoffees, heirs, assigns and executors, without any fee to be paid to the
king, to found the chantry as aforesaid, which is hereby incorporated, and
licenced to acquire, in mortmain, lands and rents, not held immediately
of the king by knight service, to the yearly value of 100 marks. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise in the second part of the patents of this year
[part 2, m. 1].
March 26. Grant to the mayor, bailiffs and good men of the town of Grymesby of
Westminster, pavage for three years, to be applied under the survey of the mayor.
Marches. Presentation of David ap Muryk, chaplain, to the parish church of
Westminster. St. Hillary in Anglesey, in the diocese of Bangor ; directed to the vicar
general, J. the bishop being abroad.
March 26. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Wattes, yeoman
Westminster, porter of the household, of the office of parker of the king's park of Stocle,
CO. Stafford, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with 2d, a day
wages by the hands of the receiver of the king's castle of Tuttebury, and
the accustomed profits. By p.s.
March 28. Presentation of WiUiam Colyns, to the church of Saint Felicity, Egles-
Westminster, faille, in the diocese of Exeter.
April 4. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Dorset, to deliver the
Dogmersfield. temporalities of the abbey of Middelton to brother John Haselbere, whose
election to be abbot has been confirmed by Robert, bishop of Salisbury,
and whose fealty the king has taken.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
April 15. Signification to J. bishop of Bath and Wells, of the king's assent to
Dogmersfield. the election of brother John Cherd, monk of Muchelnye, to be abbot
of that place.
April 28. Mandate to the escheator in Somerset for the livery to the said John
Windsor. Cherd of the temporalities of the abbey.
•■ J n 1 Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
1431. ^
Oct. 24. John Skelton, king's esquire, has shown that Henry V, shortly before
Westminster, his death, and in foreign parts, granted to him 20Z. for life, concerning
which he had letters of privy seal directed to the Chancellor of Normandy
for letters patent to be made, and also that he granted to him and the heirs
male of his body certain lands to the value of 100 marks a year in the
said parts. These grants were not executed before the death of the said
late king. The king, by advice of the council, grants him, in recompense,
201. a year, during pleasure, out of the fee farm of the priory of Coventre,
called ' Erlespart,' by the hands of the prior, in like manner as William
Pitz Henry, esquire, had while alive. By p.s.
May 1. Conunission to Bichard Hunte, 'feretour,' for half a year, to provide
Westminster, coneys for the household ; also thread for nets for the purpose.
10 HENRY VI.— Past 1. 191
1432. Membrane 6 — cont.
June 8. Grant, daring pleasure, by advice of the council, to Robert Broke of
Westminster, the king's spicery, of the amobyr of Evionith and Ethene, co. Carnarvon,
to be discharged by him in person of by deputy with the accustomed
wages, fees and profits. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 5.
March 1. Inspexi^nus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and convent of Newark near Guldeford, of letters patent,
dated 27 March, 8 Henry V, exempting them from paying or collecting
tenths or other quotas.
Feb. 28. Licence, by advice and assent of the king's great council, for WiUiam,
Westminster, abbot of Clairvaux, and John, abbot of Theuley (de Theoloco), to visit all
houses of the Cistercian order in the realm of England and countries
of Wales and Ireland. The rents in Scardebourg and elsewhere in
England, which they say are due to their order, are not for the present to
be sued for or levied. [Fcedera,] By p.s.
14ol.
Nov. 1. ^^ ^^s found by inquisition before John Curson, escheator in the county
Westminster, of Nottingham, that Catherine, late the wife of William Sutton, was
seised in her demesne as of fee of a moiety of a messuage and also was
seised of 10 acres of land and an acre of meadow in Eynston, which are
held of the king by petty serjeanty and by the rent of 15d. a year for all
services, and that she granted the premises, amount other things, by the
name of all the lands and meadows which she had in the towns and fields
of Kynston, Gortlyngstok, Bonyngton, Sutton and Leek, to Robert
Parlebien and his heirs. He, being seised, granted the premises, by the
name of all the lands and premises which he had in the said towns and
fields, to her and the heirs of her body, with remainder to John Etwell,
still surviving, and the heirs of his body, with remainder to Henry
Etwell and his heirs. Whereby she was seised and so died, without heir
of her body. The king's licence was not obtained in the matter and by
another inquisition, taken before Norman Babyngton, esquire, Richard
Byngham, and Hugh Wylughby, knight, late sheriff of Nottinghamshire,
by virtue of a commission to them and to William Nevyle, it was found
that the said Catherine held the premises in fee-tail on the day of her
death and that John Etwell of Notyngham entered them without duly
suing them out of the king's hands. So by the death of Catherine and
by reason of these trespasses they were taken into the king's hands, but
now, for 6s, Sd. paid in the hanaper, he has pardoned the trespasses and
1 ingy licences the said John Etwell to have again and to hold the premises.
March 24. Licence, for 6Z. paid in the hanaper, for Richard Lestraunge, knight,
Westminster, to grant the manor of Midlyngton, co. Oxford, which is held in chief, to
William Lowe and Eleanor Radford and the heirs of their bodies, with
remainder to the heirs of her body, with remainder to the heirs of his
body, with reversion to the grantor and his heirs.
March 28. Grant, during pleasure, to Richard Aghton, of the office of tronage and
Westminster, pesage in the port of London, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 5. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Alnewyk to be surveyor of the
Westminster, search in the port of Eyngeston upon Hull, with the usual fees and
wages. By bill of the treasiirer.
The like of John Shepard, in the port of Bristol.
By bill of tho treasurer.
192 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 j^Q9 Membrane 5 — eont.
Jnly 26. The like of William Mytron, from Gravesend to the * Forland * of
Westminster. Tenet which is on the sea. By bill of thfe treasurer.
May 21. InspejdmiLs and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king's first year, to the abbot and convent of
Jorevall of a charter dated 18 June, 18 Edward I. [Charter RoUj
18 Edtcard /, No, 48.]
March 1. Grant, by advice of the council, to William Boumptemps of the pre-
Westminster. bend of Malrepas in the free chapel of Ha.stynges, void by the resignation
of Thomas Southwell. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean.
May 80. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Sivyngton,
Westminster, one of the king's yeomen-harbingers, for good service to the king's
father and to the king, of the ofiSce of porter of the castle of Exeter, co.
' Devon, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with 2rf. a day
wages and other fees and profits to the value of 10 marks a year, out of
the issues of the county of Devon. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender^ the king on 24 April in his seventeenth year having
granted him the office for life.
June 26. Licence for the prior and convent of St. Mary, LilleshuU, in the diocese
Westminster. Qf Coventry and Lichfield, to elect an abbot in the room of brother William
Lye, resigned.
MEMBRANE 4.
May 14. Mandate to the dean and chapter of the king's free chapel of Hastynges,
Westminster, to put Thomas Bourghchier, clerk, in bodily possession of the prebend of
Westhurrok, into which he has been instituted by Reginald Eentwode,
dean of St. Paul's, London, vicar general of the bishop of London, on the
presentation of Anne, countess of Stafford, Bukynham, Hereford and
Norhampton and lady of Brekenok and Holdernesse, and which is void
by the death of Thomas Feriby. Mandate also to assign the said
Bourghchier his stall in the choir and place in the chapter.
May 12. Presentation of Richard Eay, chaplain, to thechurch of Thrifibrd, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich.
May 12. Inspeadmus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and convent of Ferleia of a charter dated 16 March,
11 Henry III. [Charter Roll, 11 Henry III, part 1, m. 15. Monasticon.]
May 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Ovyngham, to the office of
Westminster, tronage and pesage in the port of Southampton, with the usual fees and
wages. By bill of the treasurer.
May 24. Presentation of Lewis Ban, chaplain, to the church of Wynfreton in the
Westminster, diocese of Hereford, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of Richard,
duke of York.
May 12. The like of Richard Eay, chaplain, to the church of Thrifford, in the
Wostminster diocese of Norwich.
May 21. Exemplification, from the rolls of the Chancery, of letters patent, dated
Westminster* 16 March, 11 Edward II, being a licence for an exchange of lands between
Thomas de Grey and the abbess of Mallyng.
10 HENRY VL— Part 1. 198
]^3*7 Membrane 4 — cont.
IiIaj 26. Presentation of Thomas Kent to the church of Aylwyscote, in the diocese
Westminster, ^f Lincoln, void by the resignation of William Croweton.
May 27. Pardon to John Godwyn of Herwyk, co. Huntingdon,* * husbondman,'
Westminster, of his outlawry in the said county, for . not appearing before the king to
pay his ransom for failing to produce before Henry V, on the day appointed,
John Welles of Hemyngford Abbots, co. Huntingdon, * laborer,* for
14 SI "^bom he was surety, to answer Robert Wryght touching a trespass.
Nov. 16. Inspeirimus and confirmation, by advice of the great council, of letters
Westminster, patent, dated 12 June, 1 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters
patent dated 20 March, 1 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming letters
patent dated 80 December, 21 Richard II, for John Gardyner to be keeper
I A^t? ^^ ^^^ garden within the manor of Eltham. By p.s.
May 24. Revocation of the .protection for one year, which on 4 Januarj^last was
Westminster, granted to John Squier or Squyer of Notyngham, co. Nottingham,
< mercer' or 'gentilman,' as about to proceed to Aquitaine in the com-
pany of John Radclyff, knight, seneschal of that duchy ; because he tarries
in the said county, as Nicholas Mountgomery, sheriff thereof, has certified.
June 1. Presentation of William Thomas to the church of Broughton by Burford,
Westminster, in the diooese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of
Eleanor, daughter and heir of William Molyns, knight. ^
June 2. Grant, during pleasure, to Robert Palston, of the office of tronage and
Westminster, pesage in the port of Newcastle upon Tyne, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 12. Grant, by advice of the council, to * Lancastre * king at arms, for good
Westminster, service to the king's grandfather and father and to the king, of 20
marks a year at the Exchequer until he be otherwise provided for.
[Fadera,] By p.s.
The like grant to ' Libard ' herald of 2d. a day. By p.s.
June 4. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Hoby, one of
Westminster, the yeomen of the acatery for the mouth, for his good service to Henry IV,
Henry V and the present king, during thirty two years, of the office of
bailiff of Godloxton, co. Leicester, with the fees and profits thereto
belonging. By p.s.
April 1. Commission to Thomas Fouler, until 1 October next, to provide
Westminster, partridges, pheasants, * plovers,' and all other fowl for the poultry of the
household. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
June 4. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Master Laurence
Westminster. Calot, the king's secretary and notary, for good service in the realms both
of France and England, of 100 marks a year at the receipt of the
Exchequer, from 1 February last. By p.s.
May 81. Appointment, by advice of the council, of Robert Felton, king's clerk
Westminster, and almoner, to enquire as to concealments of deodands. [Fofdera,]
By p.s.
MEMBRANE 3.
May 28. Grant, by advice of the council, to Robert Allerton, prebendary of
Westminster. Brakelesham in the cathedral church of Chichester, of a prebend in the
free chapel of St. George in the castle of Wyndesore, on an exchange of
benefices with Robert Felton. By p.s.
24881 N
194 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1 ^ q 2 Membrane 3 — cunt,
March 1. Grant to William Bounptemps of the prebend of Malrepas in the free
Westminster, chapel of Hastynges, void by the resignation of Thomas Southwell.
May 21. Ghrant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Warde,
Westminster, yeoman pi the crown, of the office of the search in the town of Calais, to
be discharged by him or his deputy, together with the dwelling to the
said office belonging and the w^ages and fees, in like manner as John
Bryan, esquire, had when alive. By p.s.
May 20. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Hatfeld,
Westminster, messenger of Humphrey duke of Gloucester, for good service to the last
and present kings, of a certain house in Sandwich near the gate called
* David gate,' which Hugh Forster had when alive, by grant of Henry IV.
By p.s.
May 81, Presentation of Geoffrey Motte, chaplain, to the portion in the parish
Westminster, church of Tyverton, in the diocese of Exeter, which Richard Vyncent
lately held, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of Thomas earl of
Devon.
May 20. Presentation of William Watford, king's clerk, to the church of Berk-
Westminster, hampstede, in the diocese of Lincoln.
June 4. Pardon to Thomas Inge of Corston, co. Somerset, * gentilman,* of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Warwick, for not appearing before the king to
pay his ransom for not producing in the same court, on the day appointed,
Richard Camvyle, late of Gloucester, * laborer,' for whom he was surety,
to hear the jury on which he had put himself at the suit of the king
touching certain felonies whereof he was indicted. Inge has surrendered
to the Marshalsea prison.
June 3. InspeximnH and confirmation of letters patent, dated 18 May, 9 Henry V,
Westminster, i^ favour of the mayor, barons and others of the town of Sandwich.
1431. ^^^ 20.S. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 23. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Orewell,
Westminster, goldsmith, of the office of graver of the king's dies for making and
minting his money of gold and silver in the Tower of London and town
of Calais. He is to grave them in a house in the Tower of London,
appointed for the purpose, and deliver them, as soon as graven, under
indenture, by view of the warden of the mint, to the keeper of the
dies. He shall receive 20Z. a year for graving the dies to mint with in the
Tower, as Gilbert de Brandeburgh had before him, by the hands of the
warden of the mint, and, for graving those to be used at Calais, 20 marks
a year by the hands of the keeper of the mint there, so long as
there shall be so much money to be minted at Calais as now there
is. Should it diminish, he shall receive according to the discretion of the
treasurer of England. He shall be under the orders of the warden and
master of the mint within the Tower. By p.s.
Vacated so far as conceims the said 20 marks, the king on 18 Auyust,
in his eleventh year, having granted him the office for Calais by other letters
1432. ^'«^'"^-
June 14. Presentation of Peter Dalton, chaplain, to the church of Helagh, in the
Westminster, diocese of York.
June 6. Protection for four years for the priory of St. John the Evangelist,
Westminster. Kermerdyn, South Wales, which has been wasted by misrule, and
appointment of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, Edward Stradelyng, knight,
William ap Thomas, knight, and Gruffin Don, esquire, to the custody
thereof. By p.s.
10 HENRY M.— Pabt 1. 196
I i Q I Membraiie 8 — cont.
Nov. 18. It has been shown to the king and council by the prior and convent of
Westminster, the Augustinian friars of Canterbury that a great part of their house
is surrounded by two lanes not containing more than half an acre,
which are lonely and little used; but in which there is so much stench
and filth that many infirmities daily befall those dwelling there. By
alms and the great labour of the friars the petitioners' house is partly
built, but the building cannot be properly finished unless the house be
made larger. The king, therefore, by advice of the council, has granted
to the petitioners the said lanes in frank almoin, and has further licensed
William Benet and Thomas Langedon to grant to them, with the assent of
the bailiffs and citizens of the said city, which is held of the king by the
fee farm of 60^. a year, a messuage and a garden in the same city adjoining
the petitioners' said dwelling, the said petitioners to grant to the said
bailiffs and citizens, also with their consent, a yearly rent of 5s. in aid of
2^09 the said fee farm. By p.s.
June 8. Presentation, by advice of the council, of Walter Lybet, parson of
Westminster. Chiriton Fitz Payn, in the diocese of Exeter, on an exchange of benefices
with John Bowere, to the church of Northtaweton, in the diocese of
Exeter, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of Thomasia, Elizabeth
and Anne, daughters and heirs of Richard Hankeford, knight, deceased.
1431. MEMBRANES 2 and 1.
Nov. 12. IiispeHmtis and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the rector and brothers of the church in honour of the precious
blood of Christ at Assherugge, of letters patent dated 24 March, 2 Henry V,
inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter dated 8 January, 19 Edward I [Chai-ter Roll,
19 Edward /, No. 55] .
2. A charter dated 28 October, 22 [recthis 24] Edward I [CharUr
Roll, 24 Edward /, No. 21] .
2432. Mernbrane 1 — co7it.
May 29. It has been shown to the king and council by Richard Tylly, late a
Westminster, yeoman of Thomas, late duke of Clarence, that the said duke by letters
patent had granted him the office of porter of the castle of Somerton and
keeper of the warren there, with 2d. a day wages for life ; and he had
peaceful possession until the said duke's death, when the castle and
warren were taken into the hands of Henry V, and the present king on
18 December in his first year regranted the offices to the said Richard.
But Margaret, duchess of Clarence, late the wife of the said late duke,
holds one third of the castle, manor and lordship of Somerton in dower,
and the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer will not allow payment of
the said 2d. a day because they were granted to be received out of the
issues and revenues of the castle, and not out of the issues and revenues
of the castle, manor and lordship. This grant, therefore, having been
surrendered, the king, by advice of the council, grants him, during pleasure,
the said offices and his wages out of the issues of two thirds of the said
castle, lordship and manor in the county of Lincoln, by the hands of the
farmers, receivers or other occupiers from the said 13th of December.
By p.s.
Vacated hxj surrender, the kiivi on 31 October, in his sixteenth year,
having granted him the offices for life.
196
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
May 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 26.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Jane 6.
Westminster.
June 5.
Westminster.
Membrane 1 — cont.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Seymour,
esquire, of the office of bailiff {baUliagium) of the honour of Peverell in
the counties of Northampton, Bedford, Buckingham and Leicester ; to be
discharged by him or by his deputy, with the issues and profits to the
value of 22 marks a year, in like manner as John Pyryent, esquire, had
while alive. By p.s.
Grant, by advice of the council, to friar John Lowe of the order of
Augustinians, the king's confessor, of 8.9. a day for the maintenance
of himself, his fellow, and his men and servants within the king's house-
hold, and for the wages of each of four grooms keeping his four horses
and one ' hakeney ' in the household, \\d, a day, and for small necessaries
116s. a year at the Exchequer, so long as he remains king's confessor, in
like manner as brother William Siward, confessor of Edward, sometime
king of England, brother Robert Mascall, confessor of Henry IV, and
brother Stephen Patryngton, confessor of Henry V, were wont to receive.
By p.s.
luspe^nmus and confirmation, by advice of the council, of letters patent
(Frenth) of Joan, queen of England, dated at her manor of Langley, 12
March, 9 Henry VI, being a grant to John Thorley, clerk of the control-
ment of the king's household, for her life, or for his should she survive
him, of the office of keeper of the park of Langley Marreys, co. Buckingham,
with the usual fees, wages and profits, in like manner as Giles Frenshe
had when alive ; Robert Mirfen having surrendered the grant, which
she had made him of the office, to the intent that the said John Thorley
should have the same. The king also grants that, should the queen die
in Thorley 's life time, he shall continue to hold the office during pleasure,
and discharge it himself or by deputy.
By p.s. and for 6s. Sd. paid in the hanaper.
Vacated by surrender, the king on 6 March, in his sivteenth year, having
granted him the office for life.
Licence for Ardicinus, cardinal - deacon of SS. Cosmas and Damian,
Rome, commonly called the cardinal of Novara, to hold benefices in
England to the value of 400 marks a year. [FoBdera,'] By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure,
of the clerks in the privy
fee or reward, to Henry V
king, of *les amobr' of
fisheries of Aberglasslyn
be discharged by him or
same belonging.
by advice of the council, to John Claydon, one
seal office, for seventeen years service without
both in England and France, and to the present
Iscorvay, Ughcorvay, Nancon, Issaht and the
and Llanllyfne. co. Carnarvon, North Wales, to
his deputy, with the issues and profits to the
By p.s.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
The like grant to William Broun, groom of the beds of the chamber,
for service without reward to the king's father and to the king, of the
office of keeper of the king's beds within the castle of Wyndesore, with
6£^. a day wages for himself, and %d, a day for a groom under him, by the
hands of the constable of Windsor Castle, as Roger Assent had when
alive. By p.s.
Inspeximm of a charter of Almaric de Sancto Amando, ' chivaler,' dated
under his seal of arms 29 November, 8 Henry IV, being a grant to Robert
Shotesbrok, his heirs and assigns, of the manors of Bloxham, Alcryngton,
Hoghton, Wodehay, Ildesle, Milbrok, Amthull and Graunge by Milbrok,
the hundred of Bloxham , one third of the manor of Adderbury and 6
10 HENRY VL— Part 1.
197
1432.
July 10.
Westminster.
May 20.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 1 — cont,
messuages, 8 carucates of land, 80 acres of meadow, 80 acres of wood,
and 100«. rent in Prestle and Stypyngle, except one acre of land in the
manor of Bloxham, the king being chief lord of the fee in the case of
Bloxham, Alciyngton, Milbrok, AmthuU, Oraunge, the hundred, and the
third part of Adderbury.
Licence, for 1 mark paid in the hanaper, for Margaret, late the wife of
John Shelton, esquire, to demise one third of the manors of Great
Snoryng and Shelton, co. Norfolk, which are held in chief, to William,
earl of Suffolk, Thomas de Morlee, knight, Simon Felbrygge, knight,
Brian Stapilton, knight, Miles Stapilton, esquire, Oliver Groos, esquire,
Thomas Brewes, esquire, John Hawys and John Belle, and their heirs for
her life.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Edmund Spaigne,
clerk of the avenary, of the office of forester of ' la west baillie * in the
forest of Purbek, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with Qd. a day
wages out of the issues of the county of Dorset, in like manner as John
Briggeford had when alive. By p.s.
Licence for the sub-prior and convent of Brommore, which house was
founded by the progenitors of Thomas earl of Devon, now the king's
ward, to elect a prior in the room of John London, resigned.
Appointment of William Staunton to be purveyor of furs and pelts for
the kmg in the port of London at such fees and wages as the last purveyor
had ; the furs and pelts which he takes to be delivered to the keeper of
the great wardrobe. By bill of the treasurer.
1431.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
1432.
June 26
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 29d
Commission of oyer and terminer to John Hals, William Westbury,
John Cottesmore, Richard Neuton, John Copleston, and Richard
Reprenna, and to two or more of them including either Hals, Westbury
or Cottesmore, on complaint by William Antron of the county of Corn-
wall, esquire, that John Penras Methle of Penros Vyen, co. Cornwall,
< gei!itilman,* Peter Seynttaubyn of Clowens, co. Cornwall, 'gentilman,'
and Geoffrey Seyntaubyn of Clowens, 'gentilman,' having gathered to
themselves many malefactors, names unknown, lay in wait to slay the
said William at Helstonburgh, and there assaulted, wounded and ill-treated
him. For i mark paid in the hanaper.
Commission to John Copleston, Nicholas Radeford and John Mules and
to two of them to deliver the gaol of Exeter of John Liteljon of the parish
of Taleton, prisoner therein.
MEMBRANES 28d to iSd.
Commissions of the peace. [For names and dates see Appendix,] By C.
July 12.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 23d.
Commission to Philip Courtenay, knight, Nicholas de Carreu, knight,
William Bohevyle, knight, James Chuddelegh, William Wynard, John
Mulys, John Jaybien, and the sheriffs of Devon, Dorset and Cornwall,
198
CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
July 19.
Westminster.
July 18.
Westminster
Membrane 23d — cont.
and to two or more of them including either Wynard, Mulys or Jaybien,
to enquire by the oath of good and lawful men of the said counties, touching
the complaint which has been made by John Lovell of Scotland, who
states that certain malefactors of the same counties took at sea a ship,
laden with goods of his to the value of 220Z. plundered the said goods and
caused the ship to be cast away, contrary to the truce between the king
and James, king of Scotland. Restitution is to be made of the goods or
their value, and of the value of the ship, and all persons disobeying the
commissioners are to be brought before the king and council.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Philip Courtenay, knight, John
Hals, William Westbury, Thomas Carmynowe, Thomas Bonevyle, John
Copleston and John Jaybien, and to two or more of them including either
Hals or Westbury, on complaint by Richard Flamank of Little Boskam,
CO. Cornwall, esquire, that Alan, prior of Bodmyn, co. Cornwall, William
Gantell and William MuUyng, his fellow-canons, Richard Colan, * gentil-
man,* Richard Bere, * gentilman,' Thomas Caleway, * gentilman,' Walter
Pole, * gentilman,* Richard Talnargh, * chaplain,' Nicholas Codan,
*yoman/ William Langeston, * cook,' James Watte, * cordewaner,'
Matthew Skynner, *yoman,* John Goldsmyth aliaa Chubbe, * yoman,*
Ralph Tegowe, * yoman,' Robert Adam^ *yoman,' AVilliam Helston,
* goldsmyth,' John Whyta, * cordewaner,' John Wilcok, 'glover,' Stephen
Saunder, *webber,' and John Treyowen, *yoman,' all of Bodmyn, and
other malefactors, assaulted him at Little Boskam, beat and wounded
him, cut down and carried away his trees and underwood there to the
value of 40s, assaulted his men and servants, led them away to Bodmyn
and imprisoned them there. For 40s. paid in the hanaper.
Commission of oyer and terminer to Philip Courtenay, knight, John
Hals, William Westbury, Thomas Arundell, knight, Robert Hill, esquire,
and Thomas Bonevyle, esquire, and to two or more of them, including
either Hals or Westbury, on complaint by William, prior of the
house and church of St. Stephen's, Launceston, co. Cornwall, that
William Delworth, late of Botreauxcastell, co. Cornwall, * yoman,* John
Trewynt of Trewynt, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,' William Trefreef of
Polshawe, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,' John Trecarun'of Tregartha, co.
Cornwall, * gentilman,' John Neweton of Bodharleke, co. Cornwall,
* draper,' William Gye, late of Trewynt, * yoman,' William Morey of
Westcarn, * husbondman,* William Shire, the elder, of Treselyn in
Alternon parish, co. Cornwall, * husbondman,' Walter Gybbe of
Botreauxcastell, * husbondman,' Nicholas Wylle of the same, * husbond-
man,' and John Colyn of the parish of St. Stephen's, Launceston,
* husbondman,' with other malefactors, arrayed in manner of war, broke
his close and houses at Launceston, took and carried ofif goods to the value
of 40^. assaulted his men and servants and imprisoned them at
Botreauxcastell, and so threatened him, his canons, tenants and servants
with death and maiming at Launceston and Polefont that they dared not
perform divine service or their other duties nor stir abroad for a great
time. For 40s. paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 22d,
Commission of the peace for the town of Cambridge
Vacated because elsewhere above.
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2^32 MEMBRANE lid,
Nov. 28. Commission de nalliiti et fnasatis for the parts of Merssheland between
Westminster. Tumbryg and the waters of Donn and Ouse, co. York, to Robert Bab-
thorp, knight, John Ellerker, Thomas de Metham, Thomas Clarell,
Robert Wilughby, Guy Roclyflf, Richard Wyntworth, John Maleverer and
John Portyngton, and to two or more of them iijcluding either Ellerker,
14S*^ William (sic), Roclyf or Portyngton.
March 1. The like for the coast of the sea and marsh between Farlegh, co. Sussex,
Westminster, and Derlandes Knokke, co. Kent, to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester,
constable of Dover castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, or his
lieutenant, Thomas Echyngham, knight, John Halle, William Fynche,
Adam Ywode, W^illiam Thirlewall, William Bertyn and William Gilde-
regge, and to two or more of them, including either the said warden or
his lieutenant, within the liberty of the said ports, and either Ywode or
Gilderegge, outside.
May 16. The like, for the parts of Holand in the towns of Croweland, Spaldyng,
Westminster. Weston and Multon and elsewhere, to John Hals and Henry Rocheford,
*chivaler,* Walter Tailboys, esquire, Richard Pynchebek, Richard Benyng-
ton, John Henage, Gilbert Haltoft, William Flete, and Richard Welby,
and to two or more of them including either Hals, Pynchebek, Benyngton,
Henage or Haltoft.
July 6. The like for the same parts to John Juyn, knight, John Cottesmore,
Westminster. John Willughby, knight, William Tirwhit, knight, Walter Tailboys,
esquire, and William Braunch, esquire, and to two or more of them
including either Juyn or Cottesmore.
July 18. The like within the wapentake of Herthill, the wapentake between Ouse
Westminster, and Derwent and the liberty of Howeden, co. York, to William Babyngton,
knight, Henry Brounflet, knight, Robert Bapthorp, knight, Thomas
Metham, esquire, Guy Rouclyf, John Portyngton, and William Moston,
and to two or more of them including either Babyngton, Portyngton
or Moston.
I^Qj MEMBRANE lOd.
Dec. 22. Commission to Thomas Broke, knight, William Bonevyle, knight,
Leeds. John Arundell, knight, Thomas Arundell, knight, John Herle, knight,
John Copleston, Ni<5holas Radeford, John Cork, Nicholas Aysshton,
Richard Resprenna, the sheriff of Devon, the mayor of Plymmouth,
John Clynk, serjeant at arms, and Thomas College, serjeant at arms,
and to two or more of them, including either Copleston, Radeford,
Cork, Aysshton or Resprenna, to enquire by the oath of good and
lawful men of the county of Devon, touching the complaint which
has been made by the merchants of Italy and of the kingdom of
Aragon in London, that certain of them loaded a carrack of Venice at the
town of Gerand in Brittany, with salt, iron and other merchandise for
Dublin in Ireland, but the vessel, though under safe-conduct, was seized
by John Rygelyn, John Colvylle and others, and taken to Plymmouth,
and the goods disposed of there as enemies* goods. The offenders, if
proved to be such, are to be brought before the king and council.
1132.
MEMBRANE Id.
Feb. 20. Commission to John Juyn, knight, Richard Trenode, mayor of Bristol,
Westminster. Richard Neweton, John Vampage and Clement Bagot, sheriff of Bristol,
200
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
1431.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Membrane Id — cont,
and to two or more of them mcluding Juyn, to enquire by the oath of
IQ^ood and lawful men of the town and liberty of Bristol as to the treasons,
felonies and trespasses said to have been done there by William Coche,
and to hear and determine the same.
Commission to John Bruyn, esquire, Roger Lyney, Hugh Erdeswyke
and Ralph Egerton, and to two or more of them to enquire by the oath
of good and lawful men of the counties of Salop and Sl^afford as to
the lands which Richard Pershale of Ghetewynd, co. Salop, esquire, held
on Thursday after St. John before the Latin gate, 6 Henry V, on which
day he was outlawed at the suit of the said late king in the county of
Salop, as appears by certificate of William Cheyne the chief justice,
and who has been holding such lands since ; and also as to the goods
and chattels of the said Richard Pershale.
1432.
March 5.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 6d.
Commission to William Babyngton, Thomas Fulthorp, William
Chaunceller, William Haliwell, John Horsley, John Skipton, Edward
Bartram, William Hardyng, Robert Craken thorp and Henry Nesfeld, and
to two or more of them, including either Babyngton, Fulthorp, Chaun-
celler, Haliwell, Horsley, Skipton or Hardyng, to enquire as to wools,
wool-fells, hides, woollen cloth, lead and other goods stated to have been
shipped from divers creeks and harbours in the counties of North-
umberland, Cumberland, Westmoreland, the town of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, York and the bishopric of Durham, in ships, vessels and
' kelys * without payment of custom or subsidy ; and as to gold and
silver in bullion and coin and jewels having been exported without
licence; also as to wool not of the growth of the said counties of
Northumberland, Cumberland, and Westmoreland nor of the said
bishopric of Durham, but of the county of York and other parts, with
other merchandise belonging to the staple of Calais, having been shipped
from the said harbours and creeks to other parts abroad and not to the
said staple. Also as to any trade by land, in horses or cattle between
England and Scotland, done without payment of custom or subsidy.
MEMBRANE 6d,
March 80. Commission to John Gray, esquire, William Trutbek, esquire, John
Westminster. Gayrgrave, esquire, and John Eltonhede, and to two or more of them, to
enquire as to treasons in North Wales, and to arrest persons found to be
guilty of such.
Aprils.
Westminster.
Commission to James Chuddelegh, John Jayben, the sheriff of Devon
and the bailiff of Plymouth, taking a sufficient posse comiuuus^ to arrest
John Rygelyn and John Colvyll, and bring them before the council.
ByC.
May 24.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE U,
Commission to Edmund Talbot, knight, and the coroners in the county
of York, and to two of them, to arrest Peter Talbot and Robert Caunsebeld
and bring them before the king in his chancery on the octave of Mid-
summer next.
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201
1432.
May 20.
Westminster.
June 1.
Westminster
June 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 4<i — cotit.
Commission to John Copleston, Nicholas Radeford, and John Mules,
and to two of them to deliver the king's gaol of Exeter of John Litiljon
of Dallerton, 'husbondman/ prisoner therein.
Commission to Jajnes Chudelegh, esquire, John Croker of Lynham,
John Jaybien, John Clynk, William Pollard and Thomas Lakyn and to
two or more of them, to enquire in the counties of Devon and Cornwall,
as to the malefactors who recently took, 40 tuns of wine belonging to
John de Terrys in a ship called * le Bon Encountrcy' of Brittany, together
with the said ship, contrary to the peace between the king and the men
of Brittany.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William Westbury, Thomas
Stowell, knight, William Paulet, Alexander Hody and Walter Portman,
and to two or more of them including Westbury, for felonies and
trespasses in the county of Somerset.
June G.
Westminster.
May 26.
VVestminster.
June 5.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 3rf.
Commission of oyer and terminer to William Westbury, Richard
Chedder, John Caraunt and John Hody, and to two or more of them
including Westbury, for all felonies and trespasses done by John Mylle,
parson of Exford, co. Somerset.
Commission to Thomas College, Serjeant at arms, on petition by Henry
Hoop, John Delsterhusen, Kerstian Beseler, Conrad de Caluen, John
Toburgh, Conrad Witte, John Darsoulv, Henning Schilder, John Crane,
Tideman Raphoen, Henry Blome, Hillebrand Yockinchusen, Tideman
Grenerode, Gorstale Zeverinchusen, John Van der Lueghe, Lewis
Kulleben, James de Broysen, Nicholas Rogher, Tideman de Zenen, John
Eggherdes, Peter Holeman, Henry Honoet, and John Raseborgh,
merchants of the Teutonic Hanse, to arrest the goods marked with their
marks, which are stated to have been brought ashore on the coast of
Westmoreland from the wreck of a ship commonly called a 'Cogge*
whereof Tideman Holdenstede, mariner of the Hanse, was master. The
goods are to be restored to the owners but the salvers are to have a
reasonable reward, and if any good cause against restitution comes to
light, persons claiming are to be given a day before the king in chancery.
Commission to the mayor and bailiffs of Melcombe and Pole, the
bailiffs of Weymouth, John Pole, esquire, and John Hunte, serjeant at
arms, to arrest the wools which divers aliens are stated to have laden in
the ports of the said towns with intent to ship them to foreign parts
contrary to the statute.
MEMBRANE 2d.
June 14. Commission to Thomas de Carreu, knight, Philip Courtenay, knight,
Westminster. Humphrey Stafford, knight, John Dynham, knight, Thomas Arondell,
knight, James Chudelegh, sheriff of Cornwall, Edwaxd Pomeray, sheriff
of Devon, John Stourton the elder, sheriff of Somerset, John Copleston,
John Wynard, John Hody, Otto Tregonan, Thomas Gylle, Richard
Stonard, and Thomas Trevery, and to two or more of them, including
either Copleston, Wynard, Hody, Tregonan and Gylle, on complaint and
daily suit by Peter Peryer, Robert Lambert, Richard Goule, Clement
202 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
Membrane %l — cont.
Mark, and William Fenquery, burgesses of Roen, that John Rygelyn of
Plymmouth, John Gadennan, William Kyde, William Aleyn, Michael
Route, William Edraond, William Gerard and Nicholas Pycard and other
malefactors with four barges, armed and arrayed in manner of war, seized
a ship of Roen and three ships of Brittany, bound for Roen with a cargo of
wine and other goods ; and took the cargo to the isle of Portland, Exmouth,
Exeter, Dertemouth, Fowy, Kyngesbrygge and Plymmouth, where they sold
it. The commissioners are to ascertain who were the other malefactors, and
into whose possession the goods have come, they are to arrest the ships and
goods if they can be found, and cause them or their value to be restored
to the owners. They are to discover the owners and ^victuallers of the
barges, and to arrest and bring before the king and council all persons
disobeying orders. The inquisitions are to be returned by S. Peter's
chains next.
July 14. Commission to John Talbot, serjeant at arms, and John Hexham, to
Westminster, arrest all ships and vessels of from 20 to 100 tons burden with their
masters and mariners, in the waters of Thames and the ports of Kent and
Sussex, and to have them at Wynchelse by 10 August next to embark
2,000 horses and men at arms and archers of the king's retinue, who are
bound for France.
June 24. Commission to William Soper of Southampton, and John William of
Westminster. Kyngeswerre, to arrest and take the mariners, carpenters, labourers and
other workmen required for the repair of certain of the king's ships which
have been damaged ; also to provide timber, masts [mastas) and iron for
the purpose.
MEMBRANE Id.
June 26. Commission to William, bishop of Lincoln, John, duke of Norfolk,
Westminster. Henry, earl of Northumberland, John de Beaumont, knight, Ralph
Crumwell, knight, James Strangways, John EUerker, Richard Caudray,
archdeacon of Lincoln, John Haget, treasurer of St. Mary's, Lincoln,
John Southam, archdeacon of Oxford, Hamon Sutton, esquire, and the
mayor of Lincoln, and to two or more of them, on complaint by the
citizens of Lincoln for themselves and for the merchants of York,
Nottyngham, Kyngeston upon Hull, and Newcastle upon Tyne,and others,
that a certain ditch called * Fossedyke,' extending from the waters of
Trente to the said city of Lincoln, whereby ships and boats with
merchandise were wont to ply to and from Lincoln, partly through
residents along it driving their cattle across in summer time and partly
through weed growing in it more than usual and sand accumulating, has
become so choked that ships and boats cannot safely proceed along. The
commissioners are to enquire into the matter, to punish offenders and
have the ditch repaired.
July 22. Commission to Nicholas, baron of Carrewe, William Boneville, knight,
Westminster. John Dynham, knight, John Copleston, John Baron, William Saunton,
John Clynk, serjeant at arms, and the sheriffs of Devon and Cornwall and
to two or more of them, to hold inquests as to the malefactors who seised
81 tuns and 1 pipe of the wine of John Mareschal of Brittany being in a
ship called * la Margerie * of Pulmunac in Brittany, together with the ship
herself, when at sea, contrary to the form of the truce between the king
and the men of Brittany. The commissioners are to discover what has
become of the wine, to have restitution made, and to have all persons
resisting them brought before the king and council.
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10 HENKY VI.— Part 2.
1431.
Nov. 80.
Westminster.
MEMBIUXE 20.
I nspcxivi us and Gonfirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to John, duke of Bedford, of letters patent, dated 15 November,
4 Henry V, relative to the castle, earldom, honour and lordship of
Rychemund. Witness, the guardian.
1432.
July 14.
Westminster.
MEMBRANES 19 to 17.
Inftpe.rimifH and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king's first year, to Thomas bishop of Worcester
and his successors, of the following : —
1. Letters patent dated 1 April, 3 Henry V, inspecting and
confirming to Thomas Peverell, then bishop of Worcester, letters
patent dated 14 November, 2 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming
to Tedeman, then bishop, a charter dated 27 April, 14 Richard II.
[C/iarter linll, U Uichanl II, No. 10.]
2. A charter dated at Portsmouth, 18 October, 18 Henry III.
[Charter Holly 18 Henry III, part 1, nu 1.]
8. A charter dated 16 June, 88 Henry III. [Patmt Holly 87-38
Henry III, part 2, Xo. 75.]
4. A charter dated 15 February, 14 Edward I. [Chapter lioUy
14 Edaard /, No, 38.] By K. and C. in Pari.
Aug. 29.
Westminster.
July 22.
Westminster.
Membrajie 17 (cont.).
Revocation of the protection for half a year which on 16 July was
granted to John Davy of Kyngeswere, co. Devon, * marchaunt,' as about
to proceed to France in the company of Roger lord Camoys, because he
tarries in the county of Devon, as Edward Pomeray, the sheriff, has
certified.
Appointment of John Merston, esquire, keeper of the king's jewels, to
be controller of Cornwall until Michaelmas next, receiving such fees and
wages by the hands of Lewis Johan, receiver there, as John Fortescu had.
June 1.
Westminster,
MEMBRANE 16.
Itispeximns and confirmation to the citizens of Bath, their heirs and
successors, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first year, of letters patent
dated 24 November 2 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters patent
dated 25 March, 1 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. A charter dated at Dover, 7 December, I Richard I.
2. Letters patent dated 9 March, 6 Richard II. [Patent Holly
5 Hichard II y part 1, m, 26.] By K. and C. in Pari.
204 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432,
Membrane 16 — eont.
July 12. Mandate to the dean and chapter of the free chapel of Hastynges to
Westminster, admit William Stevenes, clerk, to the prebend of Bulwerhithe, which is
void by the resignation of Henry Shelford, and to assign to the said
William his stall in the choir and place in the chapter. He has been
admitted by Simon, bishop of Chichester, on the king's presentation.
May 28. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Wyke,
Westminster, yeoman of the buttery [valett de noz botelles, in the privy seal] of the ofiSce
of the rhaglawry and * le ammobreahipe ' of the commote of Penllyn, co.
Merionnyth, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with the usual issues
and profits. By p.s. [2481.]
MEMBRANE 15.
April 10. Presentation of John Cook, chaplain, to the vicarage of Monks* Shirbum
Dogmersfield. in the diocese of Winchester, directed to H. bishop of Winchester, or his
vicar general if the bishop be abroad.
♦
June 16. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Ploumer of
Westminster. Notyngham of the office of keeper of the king's gaol there, in like manner
as John Neuby occupied the same. By p.s.
July 4. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Werketon to be controller of
Westminster, the search in the port of Sandwich, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 8. Presentation of William Stevenes to the prebend of Bulwerhithe in the
Westminster, free chapel of Hastynges. By p.s.
June 29. Revocation of the protection for one year which on 21 October last was
Westminster, granted to John Dalbert, as being in the parts of France in the king's
service, because on 26 April last he was in the county of Berks, intent on
his own affairs, as the sheriff has certified.
July 1. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Wodthorp of Boston, for life,
Westminster, of exemption from being put on assises, inquisitions, attaints, juries or
recognitions, and from being made mayor, sheriff, escheator, bailiff,
constable, coroner, justice of the peace, of sewers, or of labourers, taxer,
controller, ganger, searcher, collector of tenths or other quotas or subsidies,
or other minister or officer of the king against his will. By p.s.
June 1. Licence, for 50^. paid in the hanaper, for Robert Poyntz and Catherine,
Westminster, his wife, to enfeoff Thomas Poyntz and Joan his wife, and the heirs of
their bodies, of a moiety of the manor of Nymesfeld and the advowson
of a mediety of the chantry of Eynley, which are held of the king in
chief, with remainder to the heirs of the body of Thomas, and reversion
to Robert's right heirs.
May 12. Grant, by advice of the council, to * Wyndesore ' herald for his good
Westminster, service to Henry IV, Henry V, and the present king, of lOZ. a year at the
Exchequer until he be otherwise provided for. By p.s.
July 16. Pardon, for 100s. paid in the hanaper, to John Bothe and Margaret,
Westminster late the wife of Gervase Frechevylle, tenant in chief of the present king,
for intermarrying without his licence.
July 18. Presentation of John Flempton to the church of Welyngham in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich.
10 HENRY VI.— Pakt 2. 205
1^09 Membrane 15 — cont.
May 12. Grant, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual in the present
Westminster. Parliament, that the customers in the port of Suthampton shall appoint
deputies in the ports of Lymyng^n, Neuport and Portesmouth for one
year to collect on goods not belonging to the staple which may be landed
and exposed for sale at the said poriB, or exported thence. [0/. EolU of
Parliamejit, IV, /). 417] By pet. in Pari.
May 12. Grant, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and of
Westminster, the conamonalty of England in the present Parliament, that Walter, lord
Hungerford, knight, William Porter, knight, Robert Babthorp, knight and
John Leventhorp, executors of the will of Henry V, shall receive from the
issues and revenues of certain castles, lordships and possessions held by
Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, and others by grant of Henry V, 200Z.
in gold, for payment, according to his will, to the clerks of the chapel of
his household before they separate. [Eolh of rarliament, IV, p. 898.
Fcedera,] By pet. in Pari.
July 22. Commission to William Grey to provide all manner of fruits belonging
Westminster, to the office of the spicery of the household, for one year.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
July 16. Protection for half a year for Robert Holme, remembrancer of Gascony,
Westminster who has long tarried in the realm of England suing before the council on
behalf of the crown, in which suit he has pledged his goods and jewels ;
granted by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
present Parliament at the request of the conmionalties of the realm.
[Cf. Halls of Parliament, IV, p. 418.] By pet. in Pari.
July 15. Pardon, for 100s. paid in the hanaper, to John Bothe and Margaret late
Dogmersfield. the wife of Gervase Frechevylle for intermarrying.
Vacated because elsewhere dove.
MEMBRANE 14.
July 10. Inspeximm and confirmation to John Godeston, brother and heir of
Westminster. Thomas Godeston of Colchestre, of letters patent dated 14 December, 4
Henry IV, inspecting and confirming for a term of 50 years an indenture
dated 1 August, 8 Henry IV, by Robert Teye of the county of Essex,
esquire, constable of Colchester castle, granting to the said Thomas, that
he may build a mill on the river of Colchester and hold it for the life of
the grantor at a yearly rent of 18^. 4^. the said rent to be paid to the
king after the death of Robert. For i mark paid in the hanaper.
May 28. Pardon to William Westland of Westminster, co. Middlesex, * bailly,' of
Westminster, his outlawry in the county of Berks for not appearing before the king
to pay the ransom due from hini for not producing before the king John
Idell, for whom he was bail ; he having surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison, as William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified.
July 11. It was found by inquisition before William Perkyns, escheator in the
Westminster, county of Berks, at Wantynge, on 2 May, 9 Henry VI, that Richard
Hankeford, knight, held on the day of his death by the law of England,
of the inheritance of Thomasia and Elizabeth, daughters and heirs of
Elizabeth, late his wife, minors in the king's ward, the manor of
Wantynge, with the hundreds thereto belonging, of Joan, queen of
England, as of her manor of Hampsted-Marshall by the service of one
knight's fee; and it was found by another inquisition, taken at Shrewsbury
206 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
n^QO Membrane l-k — cant.
on Wednesday ftfter the Close of Easter, 9 Henry VI, before Thomas
Medeford, escheator in the county of Salop and the adjacent, march of
Wales, that the said Richard held in like manner of the inheritance of his
said late wife, in the said march, the castle and lordship of Wythington,
with the advowsons •f the churches of Wythington and Sulleton,
adjoining the same castle, with two members belonging to the same, viz.
Ivenale and Frampton, and a third part of the manor of Eggemonden
and its members adjoining the same castle, and that the said manor of
Eggemonden, with the town of Newport, is held of the king by the yearly
service of one sparrowhawk which has moulted, and the said castle and
. lordship by the service of one sixteenth of a knight's fee. Afterwards it
was shewn on behalf of the said queen that, by letters patent dated 4
January, 1-4 Henry IV, which the present king has confirmed, there was
granted to her, amongst other things, that she should have for life,
notwithstanding the royal prerogative, the custody of all the lands held of
her mediately or immediately belonging to tenants by knight service of
the said late king or his heirs, and the present king in the last Parliament
which was held at Leicester, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and
temporal and at the request of the commonalty of England, granted that
she should have with her dower all manors, lands, rents, fee farms, sums,
apports and other possessions whatsoever granted to her for life by letters
patent of Henry IV or Henry V, with all franchises, liberties, advantages
and other things to the same belonging, and that the said manor of
Wantynge at the time of the making of the said letters patent made
on the said 4th of January was held of her immediately as parcel of
her dower, on the strength of which she seized it into her hands and
continued in possession until she was put out by colour of the said
inquisition taken at Shrewsbury and of letters patent dated 15 July last
granting to John Copleston, John Mulys, John Fortescu and John
Dabernoun the custody of the same manor, which last named letters
patent she besought to have annulled. The king, therefore, on 12 June
last issued a WTit of scire facias for the said patentees to appear in
chancery and show cause to the contrary, and the sheriff returned that
they had been duly warned, but they did not appear, whereupon judgment
was given that the letters patent in their favour should be annulled, which
is now done accordingly.
July 14. Signification to W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, of the king's
Westminster, assent to the election of brother John Wenlok, prior of LylleshuU, to be
abbot of that house.
July 9. Licence, by advice of the council, for the prior and convent of Lanthony
Weatminster. Prima in Whales to be absent from Ireland for twenty years and whenever
they please, to visit that country during the term, stay there and then
return to Wales, and collect, by themselves or deputies, the issues and
profits of their possessions there. By p.s.
July 14. Licence, by advice of the great council, for Richard earl of Salisbury,
Westminster, on his petition, to retain in his hands the custom and subsidy on his
wools exported from the port of Kyngeston upon Hull, viz. the sum of
800 marks ; the king having granted him 200 marks by advice of the
councillors who were about the king in his realm of France for the
ransom of one William surnamed * le Berchier,* prisoner of the said earl,
and 100 marks being due to him for the keeping of certain hostages of
the king of Scotland for the year ending Easter last, according to an
agreement made between him and the council. By p.s.
10 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 207
2432, Membrajie 14 — cont,
July 10. Licence, for 4 marks paid in the hanaper, for Margaret late the wife of
WeBtminster. Jq^jj Shelton, esquire, tenant in chief, to marry whomsoever she will of
the king's allegiance.
July 17. Grant, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and at
Westminster, ^he request of the commonalty of England in the present Parliament, to
William Pope, esquire, for life, of the office of verger or usher of the
company * del G artier' within the castle of Wyndesore, with the house in
the castle to the said office belonging, and the wages of 12d. a day by the
hands of the farmers, receivers, &c. of the manor of Kenyngton or Colde-
kenyngton, co. Middlesex. He has surrendered his previous grant of the
same, which was dated 8 March, 6 Henry VI. [Rolls of Parliament^ IV,
p, 418.] By pet. in Pari.
Vacated by surrender^ the Jdruj on 27 Jidy in his sixteenth year Jiaving
granted the premises to him and to Robert Manfeldy kimfs esquirey conjointly
a^nd in survivorship.
MEMBRANE 13.
May 12. Licence for the chancellor to make livery to Richard, duke of York, as
Westminster, heir to Edward, the late duke, viz. son of Richard his brother, and as
heir of Edmund, late earl of March, viz. son of Anne his sister, of all the
castles, lordships, manors, lands, fee farms, annuities, rents, services,
knights' fees, patronages, advowsons, views of frankpledge, courts,
hundreds, commotes, cantreds, offices, franchises, liberties and other
possessions specified in any inquisitions taken after the death of
his said ancestors, or after the death of Philippa, late the wife of
the said late duke, or otherwise now in the king's hands without
any office thereof taken, by reason of the minority of the said
present duke, in England, Wales, the marches of Wales, Ireland and
Calais, or which have reverted since the death of the said duchess and
are in the king's hands by reason of the said minority, as fully aa if all
the inquisitions and offices taken after the deaths of any of the three
persons in question had been taken and returned in the chancery without
any defect : such livery to have all the force and effect of a lawful livery
out of the Chancery by the course of the common law, saving to the
king any claim for the marriage of the said late earl. Any farmers of the
lands are to be discharged and the grants of the same made to them by
royal letters patent cancelled, and persons having assignments on the
lands beyond what was due before these times may sue for new assign-
ments elsewhere ; but any claim on the lands not based on royal letters
patent shall remain as before ; nevertheless this grant shall not preclude
the duke or his heirs from claiming that the lands descended to him in
fee tail from his said ancestors. Provided always that he find sufficient
security in the Chancery to pay within five years from the date of the writs
of livery the 969^. 7s. 2\d, due to the duke of Gloucester as farmer and
patentee of the portion of such lands which is in W^alcs and the marches
thereof, and to pay to the king 1,000 marks by half yearly instalments
within the same term, and that the farmers consent to be discharged. It
appears that according to some of the inquisitions which have been taken
after the death of the said late earl, the said duke is of full age, but
according to others taken after the said death and after that of the said
late duke, he is not ; and that many of the inquisitions taken after the
death of the said duchess were insufficiently taken or not returned. He
has done the king good service both in France and England and his lands
208 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
i^Qo Membrane 18 — cont,
have been in the hands of the king's father and of the king for a long
time, and much waste, exile and destruction have been done in them.
[Of. RolU of Farliamenty IV, 897, 898.] By pet. in Pari.
July 1. By inquisition taken before John Barley, escheator in the county of
Westminster. Essex, it was found that Richard Baynard and Robert Molynton, being
seised in their demesne as of fee of the manor of Henham, which is held
in chief, granted to Henry Stampe and Richard Skylfull, and their assigns,
for the good service done by Richard Fox to Walter, late lord Fitz Wautier,
a messuage and half a virgate of land in Henham aforesaid, some time of
Richard Chirchegate, which William Couper holds ; a tenement and half
a virgate of land there called * Turnoures,' which John Turnour holds,
and a tenement and half a virgate of land there called ' Appultonnes,'
which Richard Mountagu holds, for the life of the said Richard Fox ; also
the said Stampe and Skylfull entered without licence into the premises,
which consequently have been taken into the king's hands. The king
now, for ld«. 4c/. paid in the hanaper, has pardoned this trespass, and
granted licence to them to have again and to hold the premises.
The like pardon, for Vis. 8d. paid in the hanaper, to William Robbesson
and Joan, his wife, for acquiring for life from John Chedyok, knight,
Maurice Berkeley, Henry Grey, John Doreward, Robert Darcy, Oliver Groos,
Richard Fox and Adam May, who were seised of the same manor, and
entering without licence, a tenement and a virgate of land called * Stacyes
aleyn,' and a tenement with 15 acres of land called * Hefdes,' in the town
of Henham.
The like pardon, for — paid in the hanaper, to Richard Beynton,
servant to Walter, late lord Fitz Wautier, for acquiring for life by
grant from the said lord, by the name of Walter, lord Fitz Wautier and
Wodeham, lord of Hadepuys and Rochettesson in Normandy, and entering
without licence, a tenement in the manor of Wodeham Wautier, co. Essex,
which is held in chief, called ' Brians tenement.' Licence also for the
said Beynton to have the tenement again, it having been taken into the
king's hands on the death of the said lord.
Vacated became, unexecuted.
The like pardon to Anne, wife of John Cumbyrlowe, for acquiring for
life by grant of Lewis Johan, Richard Baynard, John Tyrell, Robert
Darcy, Richard Fox, Robert Molynton, William Faukeswell and Richard
Duryvall, and entering without licence, all those lands, tenements, rents
and services called ^ le Newesshepen,' with a field called * Manfeld ' and
three parcels of land called * Curleighmerssh, Fordecroft,' and * Beryhall '
in Wodeham Wautier and Ultyng, parcel of the manor of Wodeham
Wautier.
The like pardon, for — paid in the hanaper, to Walter Asshe of
Bekton, co. Suffolk, for acquiring for life from John Tyrell and Robert
Molynton, and entering without licence, a field called *le Westfeld' with
a pasture called * le Fanne,' the profit of the aftermath of two meadows
called, respectively, * le Holemed ' and * le Curleighraead,' and a tenement
with all its lands, meadows and pastures, called 'Heywardes,' in Wodeham
aforesaid.
Vacated because unexecuted.
The like pardon, for 2 marks paid in the hanaper, to John Fox, the
elder, late servant to the said lord Fitz Wautier, for acquiring for life to
himself and his assigns from the same, and entering without licence, a
tenement called ' Stubbardes,' and a meadow called ' Brademed,' in
Wodeham aforesaid.
10 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 209
1432.
Membrane 18 — cont.
The like pardon, for 1 mark paid in the hanaper, to Richard Baynard
of the county of Essex, esquire, for acquiring for life to him and his
assigns from Walter, late lord Fitz Wautier, who was seised of the manor
of Lexeden, held in free burgage as all the town of Colchester is, and for
entering, without licence, a tenement called ' Fraunceys tenement,' in the
hamlet of Lexeden. Licence also to the said Bichard Baynard to have
the same again, it having been taken into the king's hands on the death
of the said lord Fitz Wautier.
July 18. Licence, for 40s. paid in the hanaper, for William Thweng of
Westminster. Comeburgh, esquire, to grant 11 messuages, 11 tofts, 21 bovates and 7
acres of land in Suthburne, co. York, which are held of the king in chief,
to Thomas Wytham and Agnes Thweng, daughter of the said William,
and the heirs of their bodies ; with remainder to the same William and
his heirs.
MEMBRANES 12 and 11.
June 5. By inquisition taken before John Barley, escheator in the county of
Westminster. Essex, it has been found that Walter lord Fitz Wautier, knight, deceased,
was seised of the manor of Wodeham Wautier, co. Essex, in his demesne
as of fee, and by the name of Walter lord Fitz Wautier and of Wodeham,
lord of Hardepuys and Bochettesson in Normandy, granted the same
manor, except ' Brians tenement,* to Lewis Johan, Bichard Baynard, John
Tyrell, Bobert Darcy, Bichard Fox, William Neulond or Neuland, Robert
Molynton, William Faukeswell and Bichard Duryvall and their heirs,
and afterwards William Neulond died, and Johan, Baynard, Darcy, Fox,
Faukeswell and Duryvall released all their right in the premises, except
Brians tenement, le Newshepton, Manfeld, Curleigmerssh, Fordecroft
and Beryhall, in Wodeham and Ultyng, in fee simple to the said
Tyrell and Molynton, who granted the manor with the foregoing
exceptions, except also 'le Westfeld, le Fanne,' the aftermath of
'le Holemede,* and of *le Gurleighmead,* ' Heywardes, Stubbardes,'
and ' Bradmed,* to the said Darcy and Fox and their heirs, who granted,
subject, to all the foregoing exceptions, to the said Walter and Elizabeth
his wife, still surviving, for life, without impeachment of waste [and to
the heirs male of his body] with remainder to the heirs of his body, with
remainder over to his right heirs. Also he was seised in his demesne as of fee
of the manor of Lexeden, which he granted, except * Fraunceys tenement/
to the said Lewis Johan, Bichard Baynard, John Tyrell, Kobert Darcy,
Bichard Fox, William Neulond, Bobert Molynton, William Faukeswell
and Bichard Duryvall and their heirs ; and after the death of Neulond,
Baynard released to his co-feofifees all his rights saving his life interest in
* Fraunceys tenement,* which he had by grant of the said Walter. Then
their remaining co-feoffees released to Tyrell and Molynton, who enfeoffed
the said Walter and Elizabeth, and the heirs male of his body, with
remainder to the heirs of his body, with remainder over to the said Darcy,
Fox, Molynton and Faukeswell, and to John Doreward and William
Bobbesson and their heirs. Also the same Walter was seised of the manor
of Burnham, and granted it to the same nine original feoffees, and their
heirs, who enfeoffed thereof Thomas Wenlok, and his heirs, who enfeoffed
of the same, except the courts, wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats, warren
and mill thereto belonging, John Ghedyok, knight, Maurice Berkeley,
Henry Grey, Oliver Groos and Adam May and the said John Doreward,
Bobert Darcy and Bichard Fox, and their heirs ; after which Doreward,
24881 o
210 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432. Membranes 12 and 11 — cont.
Daroy and Fox released to their said five oo-feoffees, who granted the
manor, except as before excepted, to the said Walter and Elizabeth,
with remainders to the heirs male of his body, and the heirs of his
body, and remainder over to the said Darcy, Doreward, Fox, Molynton,
Faukeswell and Bobbesson and their heirs. Also the same Walter, being
seised of the manors of Henham and Little Dunmowe in his demesne as
of fee, enfeoffed thereof the said Lewis Johan, and his eight first named
co-feoffees, and their heirs ; and after Nenland's death, Duryvall released
to Johan, Baynard, Tyrell, Darcy, Fox and Faukeswell, and they released
to Baynard and Molynton and their heirs, who granted the premises,
except the tenement which once was of Richard Ghirchegate, and the tene-
ments called ^Tomoures' and 'Appultonnes,' to the said John Chedyok,
Maurice Berkeley, Henry Grey, John Doreward, Robert Darcy, Oliver Groos,
Richard Fox and Adam May, and their heirs. Then Doreward, Darcy and
Fox released in fee simple all their right to their five co-feoffees, and they
granted the premises, except * Staceysaleyn ' and ' Hefdes,' to the said
Walter and Elizabeth, with remainders to the heirs male of his body, and
the heirs of his body, and remainder over to Darcy, Doreward, Fox,
Molynton, Faukeswell, Robbesson and their heirs. Furthermore Philippa,
duchess of York, held in dower by endowment of Walter Fitz Wautier,
knight, late her husband, the manors of Wymbyssh and Sheryng, co.
Essex, with the advowsons of their churches, with reversion to Walter
Fitz Wautier, knight, son and heir of her said late husband ; and this
Walter Fitz Wautier, the son, by the name of Walter lord Fitz Wautier
and of Wodeham, granted the reversion of the premises to Alexander
Walden, knight, William Bourchier, knight, Robert Newport, Richard
Baynard of Messyng, John Basset of Ohishull, Alexander de la Garderobe
and Simon Cisterne, clerk, and their heirs, to whom the said Philippa,
by the name of Philippa, lady Fitz Wautier, attorned. Now this Walter,
the son, had issue the said Walter, late lord Fitz Wautier, and died, and
after his death the said Richard Baynard and Simon Cisterne, their
co-grantees being dead, granted the reversion to the said Walter, late
lord, and Elizabeth, with remainders to the heirs male of his body, and
to the heirs of his body, and remainder over to Darcy, Doreward, Fox,
Molynton, Faukeswell and Robbesson and their heirs ; and Philippa, by
the name of Philippa, duchess of York, attorned to Walter and EUzabeth,
and afterwards died, after whose death the same Walter and Elizabeth
were seised. That the said manors of Wodeham Wautier, Burnham,
Henham, Little Dunmowe, Wymbyssh and Sheryng are held of the king
in chief, and the said manor of Lexeden is held in &ee burgage as all the
town of Colchester is.
Moreover by an inquisition taken before Henry Gray, late escheator
in the county of Norfolk, it was found that Richard Sutton, knight,
Richard de Upston, clerk, John Bataill and John Stowe, being seised
in their demesne as of fee of the manors of Hemenhale and Dysse,
together with the hundred of Dysse, co. Norfolk, and with knights' fees,
wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats and other appurtenances, except the
advowson of Dysse, which manors and hundred are held in chief by
knight service as of the barony of Fitz Wautier, granted the premises,
except as e^ccepted, by licence of Richard II, to the before named Walter
Fitz Wautier, knight, and Philippa his wife, and the heirs male of his
body, with remainder over to his right heirs. He had issue Walter, as
before mentioned, and died seised, and the said Walter, his son, granted
the reversion of the premises, after the death of Philippa, to the said
Alexander Walden, knight, William Bourchier, Robert Newport, Richard
Baynard, John Basset, Alexander de la Garderobe and Simon Cisterne in
10 HENRY VI— Part 2. 211
1432.
Membrayies 12 antl 11 — cont.
fee simple, to whom Philippa attorned. The said Walter son of Walter
had issue the said Walter late lord Fitz Wautier, as aforesaid, and died,^
and after his death the said Baynard and Cisterne, their co-grantees being
dead, granted the said reversion, without the king's licence, to the said
Walter, late lord, and Elizabeth for life, with remainders to the heirs male
of his body, and the heirs of his body, and remainder over to the said
Darcy, Doreward, Fox, Molynton, Faukeswell and Bobbesson in fee simple.
Philippa attorned to them, and after her death the said Walter and
Elizabeth were seised.
Also by another inquisition, taken before the said Henry Gray in the
county of Suffolk, it was found that the same Philippa held in dower on
the day of her death by endowment of the said Walter Fitz Wautier, her
husband the manor of Shymplyng atte Thome, co. Suffolk, with reversion
to the said Walter, son of her said husband, and his heirs. This Walter,
the son, granted the reversion of the same manor and the advowson of
its church to the said Alexander Walden, William Bourchier, Robert
Neuport, John Basset, Alexander de la Garderobe, Richard Baynard and
Simon Cisteme, and their heirs, to whom Philippa attorned. This
Walter had issue Walter, the above-named late lord, and died, as aforesaid,
and after his death, Baynard and Cisteme, as surviving feoffees as
abovesaid, granted the reversion to the said Walter, late lord, and
Elizabeth, for life, with successive remainders to the heirs male of his
body, and the heirs of his body, and remainder over to the said Darcy,
Doreward, Fox, Molynton, Faukeswell and Bobbesson in fee simple.
Philippa attorned to Walter and Elizabeth, and died, and after her death
they were seised. Now the manor of Shymplyng is held of the king in
chief, and by virtue of all these settlements Walter was seised conjointly
with her and died so seised, but the king's licence not having been
obtained in these matters, the manors and advowson aforesaid were taken
into his hands on the death of Walter.
But now, for 1001. paid in the hanaper, the king has pardoned these
trespasses, and licences the said Elizabeth to have the premises again,
except as before excepted, and to hold them for life as aforesaid.
Membrane 11 (cont),
July 8. Licence for John, lord Talbot, to export whither he will, free of custom,
Westminster, the salt which John, duke of Brittany, the king's uncle, has given to relieve
him from the unbearable charge of his ransom. [F(edera.] By p.s.
June 28. Commission to William Lokwod to provide wine for the household.
Westminster. By bill of the chief butler of England.
The like to the following : —
John Newerk.
Doderick Pylle. By the like biUs.
July 12. William Wollane of Aulton, co. Southampton, by deed demised the
Westminster, manor of Sterte, co. Somerset, which is held in chief, to William James
and Margery his wife and William Parys and Agnes his wife for life, at
a yearly rent of 10 marks ; the four entered and William James died.
Then the same William Wollane granted the rent and the reversion of
the manor to Nicholas Eyng of Glastonbury and Isabel his wife and their
heirs, and the remaining original lessees attorned to them. Subsequently
the said Nicholas and Isabel granted the rent and reversion to Roger
Wodehele, clerk, John Hody and John Coryngdon and their heirs, who
were also attorned to. The king's licence was not obtained in these
212 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1432.
Mefnbrane 11 — caiit.
matters and the manor, on account of these tzespasses, was taken into
the king's hands, bat on 10 October, 6 Henry VI, the king, for a fine paid
in the hanaper, pardoned the trespasses and allowed the said Margery,
William Parys and Agnes to have the manor again. After that the said
Nicholas and John Goryngdon died, and the said Boger and John Hody
granted the rent and reversion to the said Isabel and her heirs, and she
granted them to John Frank, clerk, William Babyngton, John Hody, John
Doreward and John Beek, who granted the same to John Gilbert of Quene
Oammell and his heirs, and the necessary attornments were made by the
tenants. The king's licence was not obtained in these matters, but now,
for 5 marks paid in the hanaper he has pardoned these trespasses, and
granted that the said John Gilbert or his heirs may enter on the reversion
falling in.
May 12. By letters patent, dated 25 May, 8 Henry V, licence was given for
Wefltminster. Robert Thresk, clerk, to found a chantry at the altar of St. Anne in the
church of Thresk, and for the chaplains to acquire land and rents to the
value of 2,01. a year or advowsons of churches of the yearly value of 402.
These letters having never been executed owing to the death of the said
Robert, the king, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and
temporal and at the special request of the commonalties of England
in the present Parliament, has ordained that Nicholas Dixon, clerk, one
of the feo£fees of the lands of the said Robert, Thomas Leuesham, clerk,
Thomas Wandesford of London, merchant, Richard Acton and John
Langford, executors of the same Robert, and any two or more of them,
may found such chantry of two or three chaplains at the said altar, who
may acquire in mortmain lands and rents or advowsons of churches as
aforesaid and appropriate the churches. [Cf. EoUs of Parliament^ Vol. IV.
pp. 898, 899.] By pet. in Pari.
May 12. Letters of denization, pursuant to act of the present Parliament, for
WeetmiziBter. Owen Fitz Meredith, notwithstanding the statute of 2 Henry IV. [Cf.
RoUs of Parliament^ Vol. IV. p. 416.]
By pet. in Parliament and for 40«. paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE 10.
July 19. Exemplification from the roll of the last Parliament, at the request of
Westminster, the cardinal of England, of the following : —
1. A petition (French) for him to be exempted from being proceeded
against under the Statute of Provisors. [RoUs of Parliament, TV.
p. 892, § 16.]
2. The answer to the foregoing. [Und.]
8. An act of the said Parliament enacted by advice and assent of the
lords spiritual and temporal in the same. [Ibidf pp. 890-891, § 14.]
4. Another such act. [Ibid, pp. 891-892, § 15.] [Fadera.]
June 12. Inepeximus and confirmation of letters patent of Eleanor, lady of Roos,
WeslmmBter* dated at Beauvoir under her seal, on 20 October, 10 Henry VI, granting
for life to Robert Hoton, esquire, her servant, and his assigns, for good
service, a yearly rent of 101. out of the manor of Rosse in Holdemesse,
CO. York, payable at Martinmas and Whitsuntide, with a clause of distraint
should payment be in arrear for more than a month.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
10 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 41B
Ijqo Membrane 10 — cant.
May 12. Grant, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
Westminster, present Parliament, on petition by the mayor, bailiffs, burgesses and
commonalty of the town of Lancaster, that such mayor for the time being,
with a clerk under him to be nominated by the king, have power to take
and record all recognitions of statute merchant debts in accordance with
the statute of merchants and the statute of Acton Bumell.
By K. and 0. in Pari.
May 12. Licence, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
Westminster, present Parliament, for the abbot and convent of St. Peter's, Westminster,
to acquire in mortmain lands, rents and advowsons, not held in chief, to
the vcdue of lOOZ. a year, and to appropriate churches thus granted or of
their own patronage; for them to celebrate divine service and offices
daily in the church of St. Peter for the soul of Henry V, to celebrate his
anniversary day, and to bear other charges and works of piety as shall be
ordered by Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, Henry, bishop of Winchester,
Thomas, bishop of Durham, Walter Hungerford, knight, and John Leven-
thorp, feoffees of the said late king, of certain castles, lordships, manors,
towns and lands of the duchy of Lancaster, or such as they shall enfeoff
of the same, who shall bear the said charges. By E. and C. in Pari.
June 18. Grant, by advice and assent [of the council], to Thomas Est, yeoman of
Westminster, the chamber, from 1 June, 9 Henry VI, during pleasure, of the office of
the pesage of tin and lead within Cornwall and Devon, to be discharged
by him or his deputy, with the accustomed fees, wages and profits, as fully
as William Somercotes held the same when alive, and notwithstanding
that the said Thomas has 6d. a day out of the issues of the county of
Somerset. He has shown to the king and council that he has been put
out of the office of porter of Brentley castle and forester and parker of
Cautersilly within the same lordship in South Wales, of the value of 20
marks a year, after enjoying it for a year by virtue of letters patent under
the great seal, owing to certain partitions made between the king and
Anne, countess of Stafford. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 9.
July 26. Commission, for half a year, to William Eyng, < fyssher,' to provide sea
Westminster, and freshwater fish for the chancellor's household.
July 26. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Mytron to be surveyor of
Westminster, the search from the town of Gravesende to the ' forland ' of Tenet, with
the usual fees and wages. By bill of the treasurer.
July 18. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Martyn,
Westminster, yeoman of the chamber, of 6^. a day out of the issues of the counties of
Oxford and Berks, in like manner as Adam Penycok had when alive.
By p.s.
Vacated by surrender , the king on 19 September in the sixteenth year^ having
made him a like grant for life.
Acig. 17. Presentation of Robert Trevyn, parson of the church of Morelegh, in
Dogmersfield. the diocese of Exeter, to the church of St. Leonard by the city of Exeter,
in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of
Thomas, earl of Devon, on an exchange of benefices with Thomas
Wyllyham.
214 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
■I j^go Membi'ane 9 — cont,
July 27. Mandate to the escheator in the oounty of Salop and adjacent Welsh
Dogmersfield. marches to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of St. Mary, LylleshuU,
to brother John Wenlok, late prior, whose election to be abbot has been
confirmed by W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and whose fealty the
king has taken.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Stafford. Derby.
Northampton. Norfolk.
Warwick and Leicester. Devon.
And to John Wellys, mayor of London, and escheator in that city.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Aug. 6. Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of St. John,
WestminBter. Colchester, to elect an abbot in the room of Kobert, deceased. By p.s.
Aug. 25. Signification to B. bishop of London, or to the vicar general in the
Tryng. bishop's absence abroad, of the king's assent to the election in the
conventual church of Colecestre of brother William Audeley, monk of the
same house, to be abbot of that place. By p.s.
June 11. Grant, *by advice of the council, to Robert Manfeld, marshal of the hall
Westminster, of the household, on his petition, for the life of John Haukeswelle, and,
after his death, during pleasure, of the custody and survey of the waters of
Humbre, Ouse, Eyre, Derwent, Querf, Nidd, Yore, Swale and Tese, for
him or his deputy to see that no salmon or samlets be taken therein
during forbidden times, and he is to have all fines and amercements to be
adjudged to the king for trespasses or forestalments done in that behalf,
as the said John had. The latter has surrendered his grant of the premises
from Henry IV to the intent that the said Bobert should have the same.
By p.s.
Aug. 81. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of the church of St. Mary,
Westminster. Merton, to elect a prior in the room of John, deceased. By p.s.
July 2. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Merston, keeper of the king's
Westminster, jewels, to be controller of tin in the counties of Cornwall and Devon, with
such fees and wages as John Fortescu, the late controller, had.
By bill of the treasurer.
May 12. Pardon, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and at
Westminstez: the special request of the commonalty of England, to William Bothewell,
an accounting officer of the household, for his good service to the king
abroad, of all arrears of his accounts from the beginning of the reign to
the commencement of the present Parliament. By p.s.
May 12. Letters of denization, pursuant to act of Parliament, for Ligelram,
Westminster* dlim Bam, Slumpart, esquire, and his heirs. He was bom in Calais, his
father being a Picard and his mother a Fleming.
By pet. in Pari, and by p.s.
MEMBRANES 8 to 1.
May 12. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal and at the special request of the commonalty of England in
the present Parliament, of the following : —
1. Letters patent, dated 18 November, 8 Henry VI, granting licence
for the foundation of the Whityngton college in St. Michael's
' Patemosterchirche ' and the adjacent almshouse.
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2. Letters patent of Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, dated at
Lambeth 20 November A.D. 1424. [Monasticon, Vol. VII. p. 788,
No. I.]
8. An indenture between John, the prior, and the chapter of Christ-
church, Canterbury, and the executors of Kichard Whittington and
the wardens and commonalty of the mistery of mercery of London,
dated in the chapter house at Canterbury, 18 December, A.D. 1424,
8 Henry VI.
4. Letters patent, dated 12 February, 8 Henry VI, inspecting and
confirming the above.
5. Ordinances made by the said executors for the governance of the
college, dated at London, 17 and 18 December, a.d. 1424,
8 Henry VI. [Monasticon, No. II.]
6. Other ordinances of the same for the same, dated 18 February,
8 Henry VI. [Moruaticony No. III.]
7. Ordinances of the same for the establishment and governance of
the said almshouse, dated at London, 21 December, a.d. 1424,
8 Henry VI. [Monasticorif No. IV.]
8. Other ordinances of the same for the same. The guardian and
poor are to have 40Z. a year out of the treasure {prario) and lands of
the said Richard Whityngton in the possession of the said executors,
until they have an endowment of that amount. The vacant plot
of land on the west of the present almshouse with the open
parlour {parlura) adjoining, lately appointed for the recreation of
the guardian and poor of the house, and all the way leading by
the north wall of the said church of St. Michael into the
king's highway of Ma Biole,* have been recently enclosed with
divers buildings and are to be regarded as the outer precinct of
the almshouse; but the fee of the plot is to remain in the
executors and their heirs, and the plot may in due time be
dedicated as a graveyard, and when that has been done the
parishioners shall have necessary access. Any poor person of the
house falling sick shall be provided with suitable diet out of
his or her weekly pension according to his or her usual commons.
If the disease be in the judgment of the fellows long or a nuisance
to them, or permanent, the patient shall be assigned the separate
chamber with its offices in the said outer close of the house which
the executors have appointed to be an infirmary, and someone shall
be hired out of the remainder of the patient's pension to wait on
the patient. But these provisions for the benefit of the sick shall
not extend to persons suffering through crime or voluntary excess.
Such shall be removed from the almshouse unless the disease or
injun^ be temporary and the culprit amend his ways. The healthy
members of the house shall, as far as may be, visit and aid the sick.
Dated at London 18 February, 8 Henry VI.
9. A deed of assignment to William Brooke, master, and the chap-
lains of the college of the messuage built for their habitation by
the said executors, on the plot of land which they had of the gift
and feoffment of Henry Jolypace, chaplain, by his charter enrolled
in the busting of London, common pleas side, on Monday after
St. Faith, 8 Henry VI. The messuage is situated in the parish of
St. Michael, Biole, in the vintry ward of London, between the high
altar of the church of St. Michael on the east and the tenement of
the skinners of London and the tenement of Thomas Enolles the
younger, sometime of Richard Cliderowe, esquire, on the west, and
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extends from ihe execntor's great tenement, which was Richard
Whityngton's inn, on the north side, to the lane called 'Ghirche-
lane' on the south side; with harriers, alleys, lights, jutties
(aetticiut), waterspouts, latrines, chimneys, entries and exits as now
had and used. Dated when John Michell was mayor of London,
Simon Seman and John Bithewater, sheriffis, and Robert Chichely,
alderman of the ward, 19 December, 8 Henry YI, and witnessed by
John Clerk, Thomas Walsyngham, William Reynold, John Bacon
and William Shepton.
10. A grant by the said executors to John Chesterton, citizen of
London, now guardian of the said almshouse, and to his fellows,
the poor of the same, of the almshouse, which is in vintry ward in
the parish of St. Michael's, Riole, on land purchased from Robert
Chicheley, William Sevenoke and others between the church of
St. Michael and the vacant plot of ground behind the high altar of
the same church on the south side and the great tenement or inn
where Richard Whityngton used to live on the north, and extends
from the manse of the master and chaplains of Whityngton
college on the east to a vacant plot of ground of the said executors
on the west, with all its cellars, solars, entries and exits, walls,
lights, jutties, waterspouts, latrines, chimneys and other easements
as now built and used. Dated during the office-holding of the above
named mayor, sheriffs and alderman, 22 December, 8 Henry VI.
Witnesses : — John Clerk, Thomas Walsyngham, William Reynold,
John Bacon and William Shepton.
11. The will of George Gerveys, late citizen and grocer of London,
dated at London 7 May A.D. 1482, 10 Henry VI, for a competent
endowment of the said college and almshouse according to the
customs and liberties of the city. [See Sharpe^ Calendar of Wills
enrolled in the Husting of London, Vol, ii. pp, 467, 468.]
12. The will of William Sevenoke, late citizen and grocer of London,
dated at London 4 July, 1482, 10 Henry VI. He bequeaths his
lands, sometime of John Carpenter, citizen of London, in the
parishes of St. Martin Oteswich and St. Mary le Bow {de arcubus)^
London, to the wardens and commonalty of the mistery of
mercery of London, to sustain both poor men of that commonalty
and mistery and also a chaplain to celebrate divine service every
day according to the ordinance of the same wardens and their
successors. He bequeaths the rest of his lands, sometime of the
same John Carpenter, in the parishes of St. Michael, Riole,
St. Laurence, Old Jewry, St. Mary Magdalene, Milkstrete, All
Hallows, Berkyng, St. Dunstan in the East, St. Leonard, Estchep,
St. Margaret, Briggestrete, St. Stephen, Colmanstrete, St. John,
Walbroke, St. Michael in Bassingeshawe, St. Gregory by Poules-
cheyne, St. Botolph without Bisshopesgatc, St. Bartholomew the
Less, St. Benet Fynke, St. Michael upon Cornhill and St. Laurence,
Poulteneye, on which with the tenements in St. Martin Oteswich,
and St. Mary le Bow above mentioned, under the will of George
Gerveys, a quit rent of 68Z. a year is payable to the master and
chaplains of the college, and a like rent of 40^. a year to the guardian
and poor of the almshouse, to the said John Carpenter the younger,
citizen and clerk of the commonalty of the city of London, for life,
with remainder to the wardens and commonalty of the mistery of
mercery aforesaid, on conditions as follows: — viz. they shall
pay the said two quit rents to the college almshouse. They shall
take part in Richard Whittington's anniversary every year on
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80 or 81 July within the said college, and shall justly do
and perform all nominations and presentations of master and
fellows of the same college and all provisions and substitutions
of the warden and poor of the almshouse. They shall keep up the
said lands and tenements. All issues and revenues beyond the
aforesaid quit rents and other reasonable charges shall be put in a
certain chest called * Whityngton chest/ appointed for the purpose
by the said executors of Whityngton, in a house or treasury by
the lobby {vestibularium) of the said college, under the care and
administration of the wardens and the commonalty of the said
mistery of mercery, to sustain and aid poor men and women of the
same commonalty and mistery, and especially in loans for a year or
less, at the discretion of the said wardens, under sufficient pledges
in gold or silver, and not otherwise. A condition in writing
under seal of the receiver of the loan is to be made at the
deposit of each pledge, whereby if they do not repay the loan or
redeem the pledge at the term appointed, the pledge may be sold,
any surplus realised above the amount of the loan being returned
to the borrower. Should the warden and commonalty make
default in any of their said duties, after being twice required to
perform the same by the mayor or keeper of the city for the time
being, or three times by the master of the college or chamberlain
of London, then the present conditional legacy of the said lands
and tenements so far as concerns the said wardens and commonalty
and their successors shall be invalid, and the premises shall go to
the mayor, chamberlain and commonalty of the city of London
to the use of the commonalty of the city, the mayor and
chamberlain and their successors for the time being to keep
the premises in repair and pay the said quit rents for the support
of the college and almshouse, keep the said anniversary and
perform the said nominations, presentations, provisions, and
substitutions ; but the surplus issues of the premises to be put
every year in the chest called ' Biemeschest * from old time situated
in the treasury of the city, for loans to be made thereout to poor
men and women of the city under the conditions appointed by
John Biemes, sometime citizen and alderman of London, in his
will regarding certain other sums of money for the same chest, as
by his will enrolled in the husting of London held on Monday
after St. Edward the King, 49 Edward III, appears. Testator
bequeaths to the master of the college 8«. id. and to each of the
chaplains 20d. to pray for his soul also 20d. to the guardian of the
almshouse, 12d. to each of the poor of the house, and id. to each
poor boy and servant of the same college and almshouse for the
like prayers. He appoints as executors the said John Carpenter,
Kichard Osbam and John Gamelyn of London.
By pet. in Pari, and for 20s. paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 80. Commission to Richard Melborne, esquire, for whom John Sydenham of
WesinuDBter. the county of Wilts, 'gentilman,' and Geoffrey Don of the county of
Hereford, esquire, are sureties, of the custody and marriage of Thomas de
la Mare, kinsman and heir of Robert de la Mare, tenant in chief, the said
Richard paying for the marriage 100 marks at the receipt of the Exchequer.
Should the said Thomas die within age, the said Richard shall have
the custody of Isabel and Margaret, his sisters and heirs, he then paying
for the custody and marriage of one or both of them 20/. besides the said
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100 marks. He shall receive for the maintenance of the same Thomas
and for that of his sisters in the event of his death 10 marks a year, by
the hands of the farmers or occupiers of the manor of Spersholt, co.
Berks, which the said Robert on the day of his death held of the king in
chief. By bill of the treasurer.
1432.
Feb. 27. Licence, by advice of the council, for John, archbishop of York, his
Westminster, heirs, executors or assigns, to erect in the parish of Wy, in the diocese of
Canterbury, where he was bom, a college of a master or provost and such
number of priests or chaplains and other ecclesiastical ministers as he
shall deem expedient, to be called the college of SS. Gregory and Martin.
[Monasticon, Vol. viii. p. 1,480, No, I.] By p.s.
MEMBRANE 19(2.
Aug. 29. Commission of oyer and terminer to William, earl of Suffolk, John
Westminster. Cottesmore, Thomas Chaucer, John Golofre, William Damvers and
Andrew Sperlyng, and to two or more of them including Cottesmore, as
to the riots and unlawful assemblies which have lately been more than
usually numerous in the county of Berks. By C.
MEMBRANE 16d.
June 6. Commission to Nicholas Carewe, 'chivaler,' John Copleston, John
WestiiiinBter. Laurence, Richard Holand, John Hull and Bichard Cook, mayor of
Exeter, and to two or more of them, to enquire in the counties of
Devon and Cornwall as to the malefactors who took 185 pieces of linen
cloth called * Cresecloth,* 4 pipes of wine of Rochelle and other merchandise
to the value of 241Z. 18«. 4rf. of John Donnart and Merian Pascu, merchants
of Brittany, at sea in a ship called * le Ska/re ' of Kargonet together with
the said ship, contrary to the peace between the king and the people of
Brittany.
July 28. Commission to William Echyngham, knight, William Pope, William
Westminster. Fynche and Roger Gate to take at Wynchelse on 2 August next the
muster of William Peyto, knight, and of the men at arms, armed men and
archers going to France in his company.
July 16. Commission to Thomas Echyngham, * chivaler,' Robert Fienes,
Westminster. < chivaler,' John Darell, William Pope, Robert Burton and William Baron,
and to two or more of them, to take at Wynchelse the musters of Walter
Hungerford, knight, with 60 men at arms in armour and 260 archers ;
William Stafford, esquire, with 80 men at arms and 160 archers; William
Peyto, * chivaler,' with 80 men at arms in armour and 160 archers, the
lord Camoys with 40 men at arms in armour and 200 archers; John
Raylard, knight, and 20 men at arms in armour and 100 archers ; Ralph
Caryngton and William Caryngton, with 10 men at arms in armour and
60 archers ; Nicholas Caryngton, with 16 men at arms in armour and 76
archers ; Simon Holcroft, with 8 men at arms in armour and 16 archers ;
and George Trafford, with two men at arms in armour and 10 archers, in
their respective companies; all of whom are about to proceed in the
king's present voyage to France. By C.
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June 4. Commission to Robert Umfreville, ' chivaler/ by advice of the council,
WestaninBter. to arrest and take the stonecutters, wallers (jnurarioa) and other workmen
required to repair his castles of Herbotell, Eluesden and Otterbum upon
the march by Scotland, which are great fortalices and useful to the
adjacent country. He is to pay the workmen promptly and reasonably.
By p.s.
June 27/ Commission to Richard Baynard, William Reynford and the sheriff of
Westminster. Essex, and to two of them, to make inquisition in the county of Essex as
to the malefactors who slew John Benet of Ramsey at Ramsey in the
same county, and into the circumstances of the case.
June 28. Commission to Stephen Popham, knight, Thomas Tame, Thomas
Westminster. Haydok, William Alisaundre, Richard Holt, Robert Rampston and the
sheriff of Southampton, and to two or more of them, including either
Haydok, Alisaundre or Holt, to make inquisition in the said county as to
trespasses, misprisions, concealments, extortions, oppressions, offences,
maintenances and negligences done by John Pole.
July 14. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Juyn, knight, James
Westminster. Strangways, John Cottesmore, John EUerker, John Wylughby, knight,
William Tirwhit, knight, Walter Tailboys, esquire, and William Braunch,
esquire, and to two or more of them, including either Juyn, Strangways
or Cottesmore, on complaint by the abbot of Croyland, co. Lincoln, that
Nicholas Flaketer, ' husbondman,* Robert Pynder, 'fissher,* William
Hirry, * husbondman,' Richard Taillour, * husbondman,' John Ladde,
*husDondman,* John Kelon, ' husbondman,' all of Spaldyng, co. Lincoln,
Robert Betson, * fissher,' John Flakater, * botman,' John Sharp, * husbond-
man,' Henry Hyrry, * fissher,' all of Pikhale or Pykhale, co. Lincoln ;
Robert Horner, * husbondman,* John Homer the elder, < husbondman,'
John Horner the younger, < husbondman,' Thomas Homer, 'husbond-
man,* Robert Hopkynson, 'husbondman,' Thomas Offcrosse, 'husbond-
man,' Hugh Offcrosse, ' husbondman,* all of Cowebet, co. Lincoln;
Thomas Gelot of Spaldyng, * husbondman,' Simon Wylymay of Spaldyng,
*bocher,' Thomas Polle of Spaldyng, *fissher,' Thomas Herryson of
Spaldyng, * husbondman,* Robert Glover of Spaldyng, * husbondman,'
John Howell of Cowebet, *fissher,' John Fouler of Cowebet, *fissher,'
William Fissher of Spaldyng, 'fissher,' John Richardson of Spaldyng,
* husbondman,' Thomas Symkynson of Spaldyng, 'husbondman,* John
Clapseche of Spaldyng, * husbondman,' John Worliche of Spaldyng,
* husbondman,' and William Worliche of Spaldyng, < husbondman,' and
other malefactors to the number of 800 arrayed in manner of war
entered the marsh of the said abbot at Croyland caUed 'Oogesland,'
which he claims to be his several soil in the right of his church of
St. Guthlac, dug therein, fished in his several fisheries there, took away
fish and other goods to the value of 100 marks, drew out his piles,
stakes and * werestedes ' fixed in his said fisheries, assaulted his monks,
men and servants, and so threatened them that they dared not stir
abroad for a great while. For iOs. paid in the hanaper.
July 14. Commission to John Crokker, esquire, John Jaybyn, Walter Pollard,
Westminster. Richard Stonhard, Thomas Roscroke, Thomas Trefry, Thomas Lacon and
John Clynk, serjeant at arms, and to two or more of them, including
either Crokker, Jaybyn, Pollard, Stonhard or Roscroke, to make inquisition
in the county of Cornwall into the complaint which has been made, with
long suit, by John Brykels of London, merchant, and John Themovy,
merchant and master of a ship called ' Seynt Guillam ' of Brittany, that
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Laurence Boy, master of a balinger called ^U Mawedelyn' of Plymouth,
and other malefactors took the said ship while at sea, bound for London,
and laden with complainant's goods, brought the ship and goods to Fowy,
and disposed of them there. The commissioners are to ascertain the names
of Laurence's helpers, and the disposal of the ship and goods, and are to
enforce restitution of the same or of their value, and to discover who were
the owners and victuallers of the balinger ; contrariants are to be arrested
by them and brought before the king and council.
MEMBRANE ISd.
July 21. Commission to William Botrigan, knight, John Herle, knight, John
Westmmster, Jaybien, Otto Tregonan, William Saunton, Richard Stonard, John Clynk,
Serjeant at arms, and the sheriffs of Devon and Cornwall, and to two or
more of them, including Jaybien, to hold inquisition in the said counties
as to the malefactors who seised the barge called ^ Seint Guillaume* of
Bruys in Brittany, laden with wines belonging to John Bryklys of London,
* draper/ and John Tymwy of Brittany, contrary to the truce between the
king and the people of Brittany. Restitution is to be made, and con-
trariants are to be brought before the king and council.
May 7. Commission to John Colepeper and Robert Passemer, serjeant-at-arms,
Westminster, to arrest Thomas Northfelde, professor of divinity, of the order of
Preachers, staying at Worcester, and to search and seize all his books
treating of sorcery or wickedness, and bring him and them before the
council. [FcBdera.] By C.
MEMBRANE 9d.
July 24. Complaint having been made to the king by Laurence Cook, John
Westminster, Holyes of Coventre, Ralph Cowpuldyk, John Cook, William Belle, Thomas
Storme and Robert Donyngton of Boston, and John Thoresby of Lenn,
merchants, that a certain hulk called < le George ' of Boston laden with
their goods to the value of 8602. and more was taken at sea by certain
persons of the towns of Lubek, Hamburgh, Wissemer and Rustok, he sent
letters under his privy seal to the burgomasters for restitution but without
result, whereupon he was petitioned by the commonalty of England in the
last Parliament to provide a remedy, and now, by advice of the council,
he authorizes ships and goods of any merchants of the said towns in any
ports of England to be arrested on request by the said complainants and
detained until further orders, any proceedings in this behalf to be certified
to the king and council. By C.
July 81. Commission to Edward Stradelyng, knight, and William ap Thomas,
Dogmersfield. knight, to enquire as to the malefactors who took at sea a ship called
< le George * of Sluys laden with wines and honey of certain merchants
of Flanders and Picardy, and brought her to the town of Dynby and
sold the ship there with part of the wines and honey, giving the remainder
to divers persons. The circumstances are to be ascertained and persons
refusing to make restitution are to find surety to appear in Chancery in
the quinzaine of Michaelmas next.
Aug. 24. Commission to Nicholas Carreu, knight, William Boneville, knight,
Bogmenfield. John Copleston, William Saunton, John Hull, Thomas Gylle, John
Clynk, Serjeant at arms, and Roger Burgh, and to two or more of them,
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to enquire as to the alleged seizure, contrary to the peaoe between the king
and the people of Brittany, by William Estron, master of a balinger
called ' le Julyan * of Dertemouth, Bichard Sendell, Joan More, Kichard
Bare, William William, William Barre, David Clere, Roger Bayly, John
Emery alias Touker, John Parker, Nicholas Bocher, William Gybbe and
Michael Salmon and other malefactors, of a ship called ' la Margrete *
of Pulminac in Brittany laden with 81 tuns and 1 pipe of the wine of
John Mareschall of Brittany value 106Z. 18<. ^d. The ship with the wine
is said to have been taken to Dertemuth, and the commissioners are to
discover who the other malefactors were, and to have restitution made ;
also to arrest the captors and any persons refusing restitution and detain
them until further command.
The like commission to Nicholas Carreu, knight, John Copleston,
William Cook, mayor of Exeter, John Hull, Roger Burgh, and John
Baron as to the capture by Thomas Pedder, master of a balinger of
Teyngmouth, William Perre, Bichard Eustas, Robert Berwyn, Michael
Eustas, William Eyrton, Walter Tasker, John Cake, William Spark,
Thomas Hore, John Hore and Nicholas Elbert, owners and victuallers of
the same, of a ship called ' le Scafre * of Eargonet in Brittany, laden with
185 pieces of linen cloth called ' crestcloth,* 4 pipes of wine of Rochelle
and other merchandise of John Donnart and Merian Pascu, merchants of
Brittany, to the value of 2412. IBs, 4(f. The ship and goods are said to
have been taken to Teyngmouth and there exposed for sale.
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Sept. 6. Revocation of the protection for one year which was granted to William
Westminster. Promund of Winchester, co. Southampton, *marchaunt,' as being in
France in the company of John duke of Bedford, governor and regent of
that realm, because he tarries in England, as the sheriff of the county of
Southampton has certified.
Sept. 5. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Essex and Hertford to
Westminster, deliver the temporalities of the abbey of Colcestre to brother William
Ardeley, monk of that house, whose election to be abbot has been
confirmed by Zanobius Mulakyn, doctor of decrees, vicar general of the
bishop of London in the absence of the latter abroad, and whose fealty
the king has taken. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Norfolk and Suffolk.
Cambridge and Huntingdon,
And to John Welles, mayor of London, escheator in that city.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Sept. 5. Revocation of the protection for half a year granted to Geoffrey Couper,
Dogmersfield. clerk, as having proceeded to France in the company of Walter Hungerford,
knight, because he tarries in the town of Cambridge, as the sheriff of the
county has certified.
Sept. 15. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of Suthwyk to elect a prior in
Westminster, the room of Thomas Curtays, deceased.
Sept. 28. Signification to H. bishop of Winchester of the king's assent to the
Westminster, election of Edward Dene, canon of St. Mary's, Suthwyk, to be prior of
that place.
Sept. 18. The like to the same to the election of brother Thomas Shirfeld, oanon
Westminster, of St. Mary's, Merton, to be prior of that place.
Sept. 25. Appointment pursuant to statute of B6 Edward III [St. 1, c, 2] of
Westminster. John Neweman, yeoman of the eatery of the household, to provide things
for the office of the caterer, until 27 March next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
The like of the following, for the offices named : —
William Fairman and Hugh Maigne, yeomen of the eatery, for the
same office.
Oct. 12. Henry Rys, yeoman of the poultry, for the office of the poultry, until
Westminster. 18 April next.
Oct. 20. John Hanham, serjeant of the poultry, John Freston, yeoman of the
Westminster. poultry, and John Bate, yeoman of the poultry, for the same office,
until 21 April next.
Oct. 24. John Maynard, yeoman of the eatery, for the office of the caterer,
Westminflter. until 25 April next.
Nov. 7. John Baker, Thomas Hille and Richard Somer, yeoman of the
Westminster. avenary, for the avenary, until 9 May next.
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1432.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Dec. 3.
Westminster.
1433.
Jan. 12.
Westminster.
May 27.
Westminster.
July 20.
Westminster.
July 17.
Westminster.
Aug. 26.
Westminster.
Aug. 17.
Westminster.
1432.
Sept. 26.
Dogmersfield.
Oct. 5.
Dogmersfield.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 80 — cont,
John Strenger and Walter Bryght, yeomen of the bakery, for the
bakery, until 17 May next.
Walter Hale, yeoman of the poultry, for the poultry, until 24 June
next.
John Grene, yeoman of the avenary, for the avenary.
Thomas Brome, yeoman of the eatery, for the office of the caterer,
until 4 June next.
Richard Mason, the like, until 18 July next.
Geoffrey de la Van and John Bay, yeomen of the eatery, the like,
until 25 November next.
Walter Brych, yeoman of the bakery, and Bichard Breuster, serjeant
of the bakery, for the bakery, until 20 January next.
Henry Rys, John Freston and Walter Hale, yeomen of the poultry,
and Henry Franketon, serjeant of the poultry, for the poultry.
John Strenger and Bichard Sende, yeomen of the bakery, for the
bakery, until 18 January next.
John Neweman, yeoman of the eatery, for the eatery.
Thomas Hille, John Baker, Bichard Somer, John Somer and John
Grene, yeomen of the avenary, for the avenary, until 16 February
next. All by the like bills.
Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Southampton and Wilts to
deliver the temporalities of St. Mary's, Suthwyk, to Edward Dene, whose
election to be prior has been confirmed by Henry, bishop of Winchester,
and whose fealty the king has taken.
The like to the escheator in the county of Sussex.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory.
Presentation of John Bichere, chaplain, to the vicarage of the parish
church of Sutton, in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of
John Faryssyde, and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of
the priory of Merton being in his hands.
Presentation of John Staunton to the church of Berkhampstede
St. Peter, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Presentation of Adam Moleyns to the church of Wyntirbom Earl's, in
the diocese of Salisbury, void oy the resignation of John Stokys.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Legge,
serjeant of the king's robes within the great wardrobe, of the messuage,
within the rent of the same wardrobe, which Walter Bauf, John Dyndon
and William Tropnell, deceased, late Serjeants of the wardrobe, used to
have ; he to render nothing therefor. By p.s.
Oct. 15.
Westminster*
MEMBRANE 29.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Broke to be controller of* the
great and petty customs, of the subsidy on wool, hides and woolfells, and
224
CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
1433.
May 12.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
Aug. 15.
Westminster.
1432.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
1433.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
March 7.
Westminster.
March 6.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — cmU.
of the subsidy of ds. in the tun and 12d. in the pound in the port of
Southampton, at the usual fees and wages and with the statutory
provisoes. By bill of the treasurer.
The like of the following : —
John Hesill in the port of Eyngeston upon Hull.
By bill of the treasurer.
William Alman, in the port of Chichester. By bill of the treasurer.
Makelm Walweyn, in the port of BristolL By bill of the treasurer.
John Steton, in the port of Eyngeston upon Hull.
By bill of the treasurer.
Licence, by advice of the council, for Master Thomas Chace, king's
clerk, chancellor of Ireland, to attend the council in England, and to
appoint a deputy during his absence from Ireland. By p.s.
Protectipn with clause volumus for one year, for the said Master Thomas,
who is staying in Ireland in the exercise of the office of chancellor there.
By bill of p.s.
Commission for half a year to John Goldney to provide freshwater
fish for the household, and nets and other engines for their capture.
The,like to the following : —
William Wareyn, yeoman of the eatery, to provide sea fish for half
a year. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Thomas Hegeman, to provide pheasants, partridges and other fowl,
until 21 June next. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
John Folcard, Thomas Fouler, and John Sutton, the like.
By bills of the treasurer of the household.
John Lacy to provide sea fish and freshwater fish, and other things
belonging to the office of caterer, for half a year.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
John Horsirreche, the like.
By the like biU.
July 15.
Westminster
John Neweman, yeoman of the caterer, the like until 6 September
next.
Hugh Maigne, yeoman of the office of the eatery, the like until
3 September next.
William Fairman, yeoman of the office of caterer of the household,
the like, until 2 November next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
William Rasour, yeoman of the eatery, the like until 27 November
next. By the like bill.
William Wyntryngham, the like yeoman, the like. By the like bill.
Richard Mason, the like yeoman, the like, until 16 January next.
By the like bill.
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 225
J 4 33 Membrane 29 — cont.
John Hanham, serjeant of the office of the eatery, the like.
By the like bill.
Richard Mason, yeoman of the said office, the like. By the like bill.
John Hanham, serjeant of the said office, the like. By the like bill.
July 21. John Bate, yeoman of the office of the poultry, to provide for the
Westminflter. office of the poultry until 22 January next. By the like bill.
1432.
Oct. 15. Ratification, by advice of the council, of the estate of Ralph Reyner,
WestminBter. chaplain, as prebendary of the prebend of Tamothan in the cathedral
church of St. Patrick, Dublin ; provided that no plea in the matter be
pending in the king's court, and that the king have not collated anyone
else. By p.s.
Oct. 15. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Rysby,
Westminster, messenger, of the office of the keeping the king's palace called ' Princes-
paleys,' at Westminster, with 3d, a day wages in like manner as Simon
Bialieu had when alive, by the hands of the receiver general of the duchy
of Cornwall. The said John has surrendered letters patent dated 8
December, 2 Henry VI, granting him the office with the usual wages and
fees by the hands of the receiver general of the principality of Wales,
which are invalid because there is no such receiver general. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Badle of the ' picherhous '
Westminster, within the household, for service to the king's father and to the king, of
the office of porter and gaoler of the castle of Norhampton, with the
usual fdes and wages as William Benys held the same, provided always
that the office is in the king's gift, and that he has not granted it to
anybody else. By p.s.
Oct. 28. Revocation of the protection for one year granted on 1 July last to
Westminster. John Conyan of London, *marchaunt,' as being in France in the company
of John, duke of Bedford, because he tarries in London, as John Olney
and Jolm Pattesle, the sheriffs, have certified.
MEMBRANE 28.
Oct. 14. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the abbot and convent of Holcultram of a charter dated 19 April,
11 Henry III [Charter Boll, 11 Henry III, part 1, m. P, No. 79 bis], being
a charter of protection, granting that the abbot and convent shall not be
impleaded touching any tenement which they hold in demesne except
before the king or his chief justice or on the king's writ.
By K. & C. in Pari.
Oct. 15. Licence, by advice of the council, for Richard duke of York, to be
Westminster, absent from Ireland for three years, and to have the issues of his castles,
lordships, manors, lands and other possessions there forwarded to him in
England ; any statute or ordinance against absentees notwithstanding.
By p.s.
Oct. 22. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Merston, esquire, keeper of the
Westminster, king's jewels, to be controller of tin within the counties of Cornwall and
Devon from Michaelmas last, with such wages and fees by the hands of
the receiver there as John Fortescu had. By bill of the treasurer.
34881 * p
226 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1482. Membrane 28 — cont.
Oct. 19. Grant to William Lochard, king's clerk, of the free chapel of SS. Mary
Westminster. aji(j Thomas the Martyr on the bridge of Bedford, void by the resignation
of John Coryngham, late warden. By p.s.
Oct. 28. Licence, for 20«. paid in the hanaper, for Robert de Warlyngworth,
Westminster, clerk, and John Trotter to grant to John Hevenyngham, knight, Robert
Cavendyssh, John Cake, the younger, John Goule, Thomas Godwyn,
Hugh Baker and William Torell, apd their heirs a messuage, 60 acres of
land, 10 acres of meadow and 10 acres of wood in Mendlesham, which are
held of the king in chief, except one acre in the same town.
Oct. 27. Presentation of Michael Gregory to the church of St. Giles, Wynchel-
Westminster. 8ye, in the diocese of Chichester, void by the resignation of John Pyper.
Oct. 80. Pardon to William Pelley of Sturmynstre Mareschall, co. Dorset,
Westminster. « gentilman,' of his outlawry in the county of Warwick for not appearing
before the king to satisfy him of the ransom which he incurred for not
producing before him, as he had become bail to do, Richard Camvyle late
of Weston, co. Gloucester, * laborer,* to hear a jury of the country upon
which he had put himself at the suit of the king touching divers felonies
whereof he was indicted ; he having now surrendered to the Marshalsea
[1432.]^ prison, as William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified.
May 12. Pardon by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
Westminster, present Parliament and at the request of the commonalty of England in
th,e same [cf . HolU of Favliamenty vol, IV, p, 897] to John Hanham, one
of the accounting officers of the household, for his attendance on the king
in foreign parts, of all arrears of his accounts from the beginning of the
king's reign until the commencement of the present Parliament.
1432. . ^y P®*- i° -P«^l-
Oct. 14. Revocation of the protection for half a year granted on 11 July last, to
Westminster. Thomas Coson of London, * gentilman,' as about to proceed to France in
the company of Roger de Camoys, knight, because he tarries in the city
of London and the suburbs thereof, as John Olney and John Pattesle, the
sheriffs, have certified.
Oct. 29. Grant, by advice of the council, to Thomas Bradfeld, a yeoman of the
Westminster, chamber, of 6(1. a day from 15 May last so long as he shall remain in
office out of the issues of the county of Lincoln, notwithstanding that he
has 10 marks a year for life by grant of Henry IV out of the honour of
Tutbury by the hands of the general receiver. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender^ the king on 29 SeptembeVy in the sixteenth year,
having yranted. him tJie said 6rf. for life.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Lincolnshire. Et erat patens.
By the same writ.
Oct. 81. Grant to the mayor and bailiffs of the city of Hereford of murage for
Westminster, three years, to be applied under the survey of John Meye, • marchaunt,'
John Fuyster and John Falk, * draper.'
MEMBRANE 27.
Oct. 14. Pardon to Thomas Frie of Shirboume, co. Southampton, 'husbond-
Westminster, man,' of his outlawry in the busting of London for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Donyngton, citizen of
London, touching a plea of debt of 62. ; he having surrendered to the
Flete prison, as William Babyngton, chief justice of the said Bench, has
certified. London.
* Doubtless entered by mistake on the roll of this rea^r.
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
227
1432.
Oct. 15.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
'Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster,
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — cont.
The like to the following, mutatis mntandit : —
Simon Kyppyng of Walsokyn, co. Norfolk, « yoman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer William Fawent and John
Cheker, both of Bamesbey touching a plea of debt of 8Z. ISx. 4^.
Cambridge.
John Marchall of Halyngbury, co. Essex, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer William Sponne, clerk,
touching a plea of debt of 4Z. London.
John Dygon late of Oxford, clerk, surety for John Mannyng, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Mershfyld, butcher of
the university of Oxford, touching a plea of debt of 6 marks 2«. lOr/.
Oxford.
William Webbe late of Bristol, * webbe,' the younger, for not appear-
ing before the king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof
he was indicted : he has surrendered to the Marshalsea prison.
Middlesex.
Henry Kirkeby of Skelton, co. York, ' husbondman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Robert Frend, clerk,
touching a plea of debt of 60s. York.
John Wynter, son and heir of Semann Wynter of Haveryng atte
Boure, co. Essex, < husbondman,* for not appearing before the
same to answer William Austyn and Agnes his wife, executrix of
John Thressher late executor of Semann Thressher of Haveryng
atte Boure, touching a plea that he render to them 6Z. London.
f
Robert Forster of Ogham, co. Lincoln, clerk, for not appearing before
William Babyngton and his fellows, justices of the Bench, to
answer Thomas Kypax, chaplain, executor of the will of John
Forster of Pontefract, touching a plea that he render to him 40Z.
York.
John Tales of Meltonmoubray, co. Leicester, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer the master of
the hospital of St. Leonard, York, touching a plea of debt of lOOs.
Leicester.
Roger Taillour of Lydbury, co. Salop, ' husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Richard Iwys, touching a plea of
debt of 408. Middlesex.
John Clere of Exilond or Exeter, co. Devon, 'dyer,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Boltere touching a plea of debt
of 15Z. and Thomas Holcom touching the like plea of 10^
Devon, Somerset.
William Brydmere of Bremmere, co. Southampton, ' husbondman,'
for not appearing before the king to answer John Cofyn touching
a plea of trespass. London.
John Brydmere of Salisbury, co. Wilts, < hosier,' the like. London.
•
William Borell of Bilston, co. Suffolk, ' baker,' for not appearing
before the king to answer Alic^ Crane touching a plea of trespass.
Middlesex.
228
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 29.
Westmm»ter.
Oct. 28.'
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westoiinster.
Oct. 29.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
Westminster.
yiembrauc 27 — vont,
Roger Merton of Kedermynstre, co. Worcester, * draper,* for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Dyer
of Luddelowe touching a plea of debt of 10/. Salop.
William Lange of London, * skynner,' son and heir of William Lange
of Baunton, for not appearing before the same to answer Nicholas
Stoddon touching a plea of debt of 80/. Devon.
Adam Shoteryk of the county of Kent, for jiot appearing before
Henry IV to answer William Graunge touching an appeal of
mayhem. Kent.
John Sterne of Pountfreyt, co. York, * fyssher,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer the prior of the
monastery of St. Oswald, Nostell, touching a plea of debt of 5
marks. York.
William Richere of Haveryng atte Boure, late dwelling at Donton,
CO. Essex, * husbondman,* for not appearing before the same to
answer William Austyn and Agnes, his wife, executrix of the will
of John Thressher, late executor of the will of Semann Thressher
of Haveryng atte Boure, touching a plea that he render 10 marks.
London.
John Fille late of Roxton, co. Bedford, ' yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Peter Paule touching a plea of debt of
100/. Hertford.
Thomas Bodenho of Little Stokton, co. Bedford, * husbondman,* for
not appearing before the same to answer the abbot of Thomey
touching a plea of debt of 4Z. lOs. Cambridge.
John Rowece of Walsokyn, co. Norfolk, ' yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Fawent of Rameshey and John
Cheker of Ramesey, the younger, touching a plea of debt of
8/. 18«. id, Cambridge.
Matthew CoUe of Staule, co. Somerset, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Clare and Joan his wife touching
a plea of trespass. Middlesex.
Thomas Hosyer of Gamelingeye, co. Cambridge, < yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Peter Paule, touching a plea
of debt of 20/. Hertford.
John Kyng, parson of Kilvyngton by Thresk, co. York, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Norton, clerk^ touching
a pica of debt of 4 marks. York.
Catherine Comer of Leveryngton, co. Cambridge, * wedowe,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Bullesdon touching a
plea of debt of 10 marks. Cambridge.
Simon Watte of Bekkele, co. Sussex, ' laborer,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Oxenbrigge touching a plea of
trespass. Sussex.
Richard Sprylle of Bradewey, co. Somerset, * tanner,* for not appearing
before the same to answer John Cammell touching a plea of
trespass.
il HENRY VL— Part 1.
229
1432.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Membraue 27 — nmt.
Thomas Chyld of Northwyke, co. Worcester, 'gentilman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Margery late the wife of
Robert Welton, Alan Humberston, clerk, and Richard Benyngton,
executors of the will of Robert Welton, touching a plea that he
render to them 100«. Worcester.
Henry Swayn, vicar of Wychyngham St. Mary, co. Norfolk, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Cambon touching a plea
of debt of 60«. Middlesex.
Robert Lord of Southleverton, co. Nottingham, * husbondman,* for
not appearing before the same to answer John Atkyn touching a
plea of debt of iOs. Lincoln.
Robert Pleselay of Trusswell, co. Nottingham, 'husbondman,* executor
of the will of John Pleselay, for not appearing before the same to
answer Walter Hende touching a plea that he render to him 12
marks. York.
Richard Norman of Newant, co. Gloucester, alias of the county of
Stafford, esquire, for not appearing before the same to answer Simon
Preutout, citizen and * wexchaundeler * of London, brother of John
Preutout, late citizen and draper of London, and Robert Tres,
citizen and mercer of London, executors of the will of the said
John Preutout, touching a plea that he render to them lOSs.
London.
Walter Laurence of Westwalton, co. Norfolk, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Brake, parson of
Oundell, touching a plea of debt of lil. ^. 8d. Northampton.
Thomas Baltesham of Eyldesby, co. Northampton, the elder,
' gentilman/ for not appearing before the same to answer Richard
Caudray and Robert Wasshelyn touching a plea of debt of 100«.
Bedford.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 26.
William Gilbert, chaplain, son of John Gilbert of Bameby upon
Wythum, co. Nottingham, alias William Gilbert of Leycostre, co.
Leicester, chaplain, for not appearing before the same to answer
John Bekyngham of Fulbek touching a plea of debt of 40/.
Lincoln.
John Gyfford of Wroxhale by Broughton, co. Wilts, * husbondman,*
for not appearing before the same to answer Stephen Hatfeld,
esquire, touching a plea of trespass. Gloucester.
John Mareyze of Chedworth, co. Gloucester, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Simon Jaynnes of Swelle
touching a plea of debt of 20/. Gloucester.
Thomas Hille late of Botle, co. Somerset, * fuller,' for not appearing
before the king to answer Henry Hille, touching a plea of trespass.
Surrey.
Robert Baxter late of Radeclyf upon Wreyk, oo. Leicester, < husbond*
man,' for not appearing before the same to answer John Raufson
touching a plea of trespass. Leicester.
236
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
Nov. 5.
Westminster
Nov. 10.
Westminster
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
Westminster.
Nov. 15.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 19.
Weslbiinster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster*
Nov. 19.
Westminster.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — rant,
Robert Bussh of Bishop's Lynn, co. Norfolk, < paten maker,* for not
appearing before the same to answer the king and Richard Brewer
for having, contrary to the ordinance, quitted the service of the
latter in which he was retained at London. . London.
Richard Glover of Neuport, co. Salop, *dyer,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John Pulton touching a
plea of debt of 4Z. 6<. Worcester.
William Atheryn of Lincoln, merchant, for not appearing before the
same to answer Maud late the wife of John Milneton of Dunham
upon Trent, touching a plea of debt of 25 marks. Nottingham.
Thomas Bacon of Cirencestre, co. Gloucester, 'taillour,' for not
appearing before the same, when impleaded with Richard Bacon of
Cirencestre, ' servant,' to answer Thomas Felix, clerk, touching a
trespass. Wilts.
John Obewdley of Boston, co. Lincoln, * mercer,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Babes of Norwych, * marchant/
touching a plea of debt of 22^. Norwich.
John Snelle of Cirencestre, co. Gloucester, the younger, * chapman,'
for not appearing before the same when impleaded with Thomas
Broun of Cirencestre, < webbe,* to answer William Cemey touching
a debt of 181. Wilts.
Robert Groton of Asshebury, co. Berks, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Derby touching a plea
of debt of 40^. Berks.
John Thomalyns of Sulgrave, co. Northampton, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer Thomas Fauconer, citizen
and mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 17^. IW*
London.
John Clerk alms Ely, late citizen and saddler of London, for not
appearing before the same to answer Simon atte Welle, citizen of
London, executor of William Tristour, late citizen and saddler of
London, touching a plea that he render to him 109«. Id, London.
Thomas Urby alias Wryght of Grauntham, co. Lincoln, < marchaund,'
for not appearing before the same to answer Richard Musle, citizen
of Norwich, touching a plea of debt of 42. Town of Norwich.
John Auncell of Bury St. Edmunds, oo. Suffolk, < harbour,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Shaldeford of Bury
St. Edmunds, * carpenter,' touching a plea of debt of 18 marks,
6<. 8d. Suffolk.
Henry Robert, perpetual vicar of the parish church of Olveston, co.
Gloucester, * chaplain,' for not appearing before the same to
. answer Thomas Polton, bishop of Worcester, touching a plea of
debt of 5 marks. Worcester.
John Sybyly alias Sebile of Colynge alias late of Coulyng, co. Suffolk,
* gentilman,' for not appearing before the same to answer John
Payn of Haverhill the younger touching a plea of debt of 40.v. and
to answer William Sends touching a plea that he render to him
chattels to the same value. Suffolk, Middlesex.
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
281
1432.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 27.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 29.
Westminster.
Membrane 26— crmt.
Henry Polton of Thistilworth, co. Middlesex, *yoman,' for not
appearing before the same when sued with Robert Merston of
Merston, co. York, *yoman,' to answer Henry Wyndover touching
a trespass. Sussex.
William Bernak of Bemak, co. Northampton, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Byllyng touching a plea
of debt of 40.S. -Lincoln.
John Amour of Alle Canynges, co. Wilts, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same, when sued with Nicholas Trutte of
Pelham Fumeux, co. Hertford, chaplain, John Wyke of Grounde-
well, CO. Wilts, ' husbondman,' and Thomas Rys of Dounton, co.
Wilts, < hosyer/ to answer Nicholas Slayworth touching a trespass.
Hertford.
Thomas Ak of Aston, co. Gloucester, * hosebandeman,* for not
appearing before Henry V, to answer touching divers trespasses,
extortions and excesses whereof he was indicted. Middlesex.
William Philip late of Sandwich, co. Kent, 'spicer,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John Daundelyon
touching a plea of debt of 11 marks. Kent.
Vacated because eUeirhere i7i the tenth year,
William Wiltoft of Doncastre, co. York, *ostiler,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Stephen Broun, citizen and grocer of
London, touching a plea of debt of 8^ 6s. 8d. London.
Richard Whithullof Wall, co. Stafford, 'gentilman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Edmund Starky and Richard Towene
touching a plea of debt of 17^. Ss, Middlesex.
John Deyde of Caupemaure, co. York, 'taiUour,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Katharine, queen of England, touching
a plea of trespass. York.
Amy sometime the wife of John Wyther of Leycestre, co. Leicester,
*wydowe,' for not appearing before the same to answer Hugh
Egerle and Emma his wife, sometime the wife of Thomas Boyvill
touching a plea of debt of 201. Middlesex.
Thomas Duriche, late a clerk of Henry IV,. for not appearing before
William Thirnyng and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry
IV, to answer Thomas Whithede of London, clerk, and John
Whitby of London, clerk, touching a plea of debt of lis.
London.
William Phelyp or Philippe alias Drapere of Warmyngton or
Wermyngton, co. Northampton, * draper ' or * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Spryggy
of Norhampton, * draper,* touching a plea of debt of 100«. and to
answer Richard Graunt, clerk, and Walter Redburne of Dernewell
touching a plea of debt of 8 marks. Northampton.
Nicholas Dalston of Kyngeston upon Hull, co. York, merchant, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Gascoigne of York,
merchant, alias citizen and merchant of York, touching a plea of
debt of 12Z. York city.
282
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
Nov. 29.
Westminster.
Nov. 29.
Westminster.
Nov. 29.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Metnhrane 26 — cont,
William Smyth of Wydecombe, co. Somerset, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Dyer touching a plea
that he render to him chattels to the value of 100s, Somerset.
Robert Page of North Pederwyn, co. Devon, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer Richard Glamvyle touching a plea of
debt of 10 marks. Devon.
WiUiam Faram or Fareham of Stretele, co. Berks, or late of Thacheam,
CO. Berks, * chapman,' for not appearing before the justices of the
Bench to answer Robert Reynam touching a plea of debt of 12/.
and to answer Richard Bures, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 81/. 18x. 9</. London.
John Beverley or Beverlay of York, merchant, or citizen and merchant
of York, for not appearing before the same to answer the king
touching a plea of debt of 50/. 18«. 8^^/. and to answer Richard
Hawekeswell, citizen and merchant of York, touching a plea of debt
of 8 marks, 6«. 4(/. London, York city.
1433.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
1432,
Sept. 7.
Westminster.
1433.
Jan. 6.
Westminster.
Jan. 6.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 26.
Richard Joye of GoUey in the township of Prioresden, co. Southampton,
' husbondman,* for not appearing before the same to answer Thomas
Colman of London, chaplain, touching a plea of debt of IOOa.
London.
Henry Hume of Estlydeford, co. Somerset, * shepherd,' for not
appearing before Henry V to answer that king and William
Ryder, for having withdrawn from the service of the latter
contrary to the ordinance. Dorset.
William Watkyn of Dene, co. Northampton, clerk, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John Gristemas touching
a plea of debt of iOs, London.
John Colles of Pennesford, co. Somerset, ' wever,* for not appearing
before the same to answer William Webbe touching a plea of debt
of 64«. Wilts.
John Smethefeld of Hanley, co. Dorset, ' husbondman,* and Agnes
his wife, executrix of WiUiam WoUewey of Hanley, for not
appearing before the same to answer Henry Gawayn touching a
plea of debt of 6/. 18«. id. Wilts.
John Mouseley of Thedyngworth, co. Leicester, < gentilman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Roger Hunt and Thomas
Wharfe touching a plea of debt of 19/. 2». 8d, London.
Thomas Sekeler of Thetford, co. Norfolk, ' smyth,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Wenereye touching a plea of
trespass. City of Norwich.
John Penne of London, 'mercer,' for not appearing before the
same to answer John Greneford touching a plea of trespass.
Kent.
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
283
1433.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 3.
Westminster.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster,
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Weetminster,
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — conU
Thomas Scrafton of Dowenome, go. York, < husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer William Vyncent touching a
plea of debt of 100«. York.
Ralph Duflfeld of Coven tre, co. Warwick, * mercer,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Reynham, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a plea of debt of 11, London.
John Glere of Exilond, co. Devon, 'dyer*, for not appearing before
the same to answer Thomas Sarger touching a plea of debt of 12^.
Devon.
John Coteler of Lyvermere, co. Suffolk, clerk, for not appearing before
the same to answer Thomas, bishop of Durham, William Sponne,
clerk, William Bemham, clerk, John Amewey, clerk, Thomas
Wetherby and Robert Skarle, executors oi the will of John
Wakeryng, late bishop of Norwich, touching a plea that he render
to them lOZ. Norwich city.
Peter Forstolffe of Rynglond, co. Norfolk, 'chapman,* for not
appearing before the king to answer touching divers trespasses
whereof he was indicted. Middlesex.
Henry Gryndell of Drayton, co. Somerset, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Robert Russell
of Bristol touching a plea of debt of 10 marks; and to answer
William Holgrave, citizen and tailor of London, touching a plea of
debt of 20/. IQhd. Bristol, London.
John Stodley of Kedermynstre, co. Worcester, ' goldsmyth,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Dyer of Luddelowe
touching a plea of debt of IQl, Salop.
John Peres of Salisbury, co. Wilts, ' patyn maker,* for not appearing
before the same to answer the king and Robert Hulle for having,
contrary to the ordinance, quitted the service of the latter in whidi
he was retained at Oxford. Oxford.
John Notull late of Aulton, co. Southampton, ' bailly,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Rolee touching a plea
of trespass. London.
Richard Golt of Neweport, Isle of Wight, co. Southampton, * yoman,*
for not appearing before the same to answer Thomas Lucas,
esquire, touching a plea of debt of 10/. London.
William Wynton of Wynton, co. Westmoreland, < yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Foxhol of Richmond
touching a plea of debt of 20/. York.
William Purk of Northwalsham, co. Norfolk, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Tylman touching a plea that he
render an account for the time when he was his receiver. London.
Thomas Bubwyth, canon of Wellis, co. Somerset, derk, for not
appearing before the same to answer Felicia Ghalyngworth, John
^gworth and Thomas Cole, executors of Thomas Ghalyngworth,
late citizen and saddler of London, touching a plea that he render
to them 7/. 159. 6(/. London.
234
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
143.'^.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westmiiister.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
April 80.
Westminster.
April 29.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 9.
Westminster.
Mnnbrajie 25 — cont.
William Scrogges of Rypon, co. York, * chapman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Aleyn, mercer, touching a plea of
debt of 8^. 6.S. Ad, London.
John Bradway of Campeden or Chepyng Campden, co. Olouoester,
' husbondman ' or ' bocher,' for not appearing before the same
to answer Thomas Beamond, citizen and < salter ' of London,
touching a plea of debt of lOOs. and Thomas Bagot touching a plea
of debt of 40«. London.
John Hayl, Hayle or Hayll, of Clopham, co. Bedford, * yoman ' or
' husbondman,' for not appearing before the same to answer Joan
late the wife of William Thyrnyng, knight, touching a plea of debt
of 4tOl., John Cheyne, of Isnamstede, esquire, touching a plea of debt
of 40^. and Alexander Mason touching a plea of debt of 40<.
Bedford, Northampton.
John Cassy of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, * esquire,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Cecily late the wife of John Buxton,
citizen and butcher of London, and John Welbek of Allesle« co.
Warwick, 'drover,' executors of the will of the said John Buxton,
touching a plea that he render to them 50s. London.
John Pope of London, 'goldsmyth,' for not appearing before the
same to answer John Stonley and Agnes his wife and John
Moldrych touching a plea that he deliver to them a certain box
with charters, writings and other muniments therein. London.
John Wylkynson of Kyrkeby Eendale, co. Westmoreland, * chapman,*
for not appearing before the same to answer Walter Jay, citizen
and grocer of London, touching a plea of debt of 60s. London.
Alan Kemp of Halbertoft in the parish of Wyllughby, co. Lincoln,
'taillour,' for not appearing before the same to answer , Robert de
Stede of Caywod touching a plea of debt of 5 marks. York.
Thomas Rys of Dounton, co. Wilts, *hosyer,' for not appearing before
the same, when sued with Nicholas Trute of Pelham Fumeux,
CO. Hertford, chaplain, John Wyke of Groundewell, co. Wilts,
* husbondman,' and John Amour of Alba Ganynges, co. Wilts,
* husbandman/ to answer Nicholas Slay worth touching a plea of
trespass. 'Hertford,
John Randessone of Donwich, co. Suffolk, 'shipman^* for not
appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, to answer John Page of Thorp, co. Essex,
touching a plea of trespass. Suffolk.
Robert Parmenter of Bishop's Lenn, co. Norfolk, * marchaunt,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Benedict Jolyf ,
citizen of Norwich, * chaundeler,' touching a plea of debt of 50
marks. Norwich city.
Joan, late the wife of John Scot of Shyngleford, co. Essex, widow,
and executrix of his will, for not appearing before the same to
answer John bhefeld touching a plea of debt of lOZ. Is. dd.
London.
11 HENRY M.— Pabt 1.
285
1433.
AprU 80.
Westminiiier.
May 11.
WestnilDster
May 11.
Westminster.
Menihrane 25 — cmiU
Simon de la Launde, citizen and mercer of London, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Grenne of the county of Lincoln,
* wolman,' and WiUiam West of the same, 'wolman,' touching a
plea of debt of 88Z. 5«. bd. London.
Richard Gerard, citizen and mercer of London, for not appearing
before the same to answer Nicholas Frebarn, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a plea of debt of 60Z. London.
John Hamsterley of Betlesford, co. Leicester, < husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Alice late the wife of John
Derlyngton, citizen of London, alias clerk, Isabel Joce sister of
John Derlyngton, and Master Nicholas Bremhale, executors of the
will of the said John Derlyngton, touching a plea that he render
to them 40x. London.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 11.
Westminster.
May bm
Westminster.
April 29.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 1.
Westminster*
May 15.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westndnster.
May 19.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 24.
John Hende of Redyng, co. Berks, ' baker,* for not appearing before
the same to answer John Turnour touching a plea that he render
an account for the time when he was his receiver. Hertford.
Thomas Peykryk in th'e county of Northampton, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer Master Richard Heth,
clerk, and Henry Heth touching a plea of debt of 1(W.
Northampton.
John Gryfi^h of Burton Annes, co. York, knight, for not appearing
before the same when sued with William son of John Symson
of Orby, co. York, 'laborer,' John Galtoft of Orby, the elder,
' husbondman,* and John son of Robert Hygges of Orby, ' laborer,'
to answer Ralph Cromwell, knight, touching a plea of trespass.
Lincoln.
Roger Gormyn of Netherletton, co. Hereford, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Wynnesley touching
a plea of debt of 40 marks. Hereford*
John Walton of Walton by Lyverpole, co. Lancaster, < gentilman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer John Aynesworth
touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
John Lovier of Stokebrigge, co. Southampton, 'osteler,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Seymour, citizen and
mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
William Tyngy of Holbeche, co. Lincoln, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Porter, chaplain,
touching a plea of debt of 408. Lincoln.
John Iny of Carthu, co. Cornwall, ' husbondman,' for not appearing
before the king to answer John Andrewe touching a plea of trespass.
Cornwall.
John Seman of Norihcove, co. Suffolk, ' plowman,' for not appearing
before the king to answer touching cUTers trespaefles whereof he
was indicted. Middlesex.
336
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1433.
May 18.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster
May 8.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 16.
Westminster.
May 16.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
. May 4.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
April 29.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — cont.
John Haddon of Carleton, co. Nottingham, the younger, ' milner,'
for not appearing before the same to answer Richard Beveregge
touching a plea of trespass. Bedford.
Walter Lenne of Lyfton, co. Devon, * husbondman,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench when sued with John Hillowe of
Cokeworthy, co. Devon, * husbondman, * to answer Richard Rowe
the younger touching a plea of trespass. Devon.
William Newayn of Hoo, co. Sussex, * webbe,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John atte Wode touching a plea of
trespass. Sussex.
Richard Broun of Denardeston, co. Suffolk, * wolman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Ansty the younger
touching a plea of debt of 112j(. Cambridge.
Henry Newell of Hereford, co. Hereford, 'chapman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer John Souman, citizen and ' letherseller '
of London, touching a plea of debt of IL London.
John Spryngwell of Swenyngton, co. Norfolk, * yoman ' or
' husbondman,* for not appearing before the same to answer
Andrew Leveryngton of Matishale, clerk, touching a plea of debt
of 10 marks and Thomas Johnson and John Petyclerk touching a
plea of debt of 14Z. Norfolk.
John Ge£frayson of Carleton Husthwayt, co. York, * husbondman,*
for not appearing before the king to answer William Goodhall
touching a plea of trespass. , York.
Hugh Crosse of Bishop's Lynne, co. Norfolk, merchant, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Gaweyn
of Westbury, co. Wilts, ' clothyer/ touching a plea of debt of 20/.
Wilts.
William Crosse of Bishop's Lynne, merchant, for the like. Wilts.
Peter Haym of Kelestake, co. Cornwall, *gentilman,* for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Henry Treboulans, citizen and
< brewer * of London, touching a plea of debt of 40«. London.
Thomas Burnard of Lanraytowe parish, co. Cornwall, * husbondman,'
for not appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices
of the Bench of Henry V, to answer Nicholas Pope touching a plea
of debt of 40«. Devon.
Alan Eyrton or Kirton, clerk, for not appearing before Richard
Norton and his fellows to answer the following touching the
following pleas of debt : — William Norton, citizen and draper of
London, 45$. ; Thomas Eyr, citizen and draper of London,
116«. Sd.\ Thomas Gregory, citizen and mercer of London,
9/. 13s. HiL ; and Thomas Betele, citizen and skinner of London,
14/. and when sued as Alan Eyrton, parson of Broghton^ co.
Lincoln, or of Eirton, co. Lincoln, clerk, before Robert HuUe and
his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry Y, to answer John
New4»rk, clerk, touching a x)lea of debt of 46x. HtL and Johp Auncell,.
clerk, touching a plea of debt of 20 marks. London.
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
287
1433.
May 29.
Westminster.
May 25.
Westminster.
June 19.
Westminster.
June 25.
Westminster.
June 19.
Westminster.
June 80.
Westminster.
Membrane 24 — e(mt.
John Medelton of Belsowe, co. Northumberland, knight, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Holden, esquire, and John Ilderton, esquire, touching a plea of
debt of 45 marks. ^ Middlesex.
Robert Norton of Exeter, co. Devon, * belyetter ' or * belmaker,* for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench, as executor of the
will of Robert Hore of Bridport, co. Dorset, * chapman,* to answer
William Olyver, citizen and grocer of London, touching a plea
that he render to him 17^, and on his own account to answer
Thomas Knolles, citizen and grocer of London, touching a plea of
debt of 16^. Husting of London.
Walter Wodward, parson of the church of Watlyngbery, co. Warwick,
for not appearing before the same to answer John Bonamy, clerk,
touching a plea that he render chattels to the value of 20 marks.
Leicester.
William Cogger, late of York, « vynter,' for not appearing before the
same to answer Robert Hoton touching a plea of debt of 40^.
York.
John Boswell of Tykell, co. York, * chapman,* for not appearing
before Richard Norton, and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer Thomas Aleyn, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 6^. 10<. 2d. London.
Gilbert Holbeme of Southampton, co. Southampton, 'tayllour,* for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Bradele of Oxford, ' tavemer,' touching a plea of debt of 40s.
Oxford.
Philip Cary late of Cokyngton, co. Devon, esquire, for not appearing
before the same to answer William Gosle, citizen and skinner of
London, touching a plea of debt of 27^ 83. 8c/. London.
William Hunt of Louecote, co. Devon, * miUeward,* for not appear-
ing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of Henry V, to answer William Brendon touching a plea of
trespass. Devon.
July 2.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster*
June 28.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 28.
William Spenser of Barton, co. Lancaster, ' milner,' for not appear-
ing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Loweson
touching a plea of debt of 101. London.
John Goose, citizen and saddler of London, for not appearing before
the same, to answer Richard Ponynges, knight, touching a plea of
debt of iOs.
John Wyndaway late of Counsclyff in the bishopric of Durham,
chaplain, for not appearing before the same to answer the abbot of
St. Albans touching a plea of debt of 14^. York.
John Marshall of Bameslay, co. York, ' sythesmyth,* for not appear-
ing before the same to answer the prior of Pountfreyt touching a
plea of debt of il. York.
238
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433.
June 7.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
JiUy 7.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster,
July 9.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 11.
Westminster*
Membrane 28 — ront,
William or Walter Colyngham of Hemyngburgh, co. York, clerk,
for not appearing before the same when sued with Richard Elysson
of Hemyngburgh, clerk, to answer Richard Everard, touching a
plea of trespass. York.
Henry Davy of Aspley, co. Bedford, 'husbondman,* for not appearing
before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer Richard Faldryan of London, 'sadeler,' touching
a plea of debt of 10^. London.
John Sayer of Otery St. Mary, co. Devon, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Smyth,
Richard Nicoll and John Herberd touching a plea of debt of 11^.
Bedford.
Nicholas Morys of Wryngton, co. Somerset, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Culver, touching a
plea that he restore two mares value 40«. Gloucester.
Reginald Strete of Kneseworth, co. Cambridge, late of London,
citizen and mercer of London, for not appearing before the same to
answer Joan late the wife of John Riche, citizen and brewer of
London, John Snell and Hugh Riche, executors of the will of the
said John Riche, touching a plea that he render to them 6 marks.
London.
John Thurston of Daventre, co. Northampton, 'sadeler,' for not
appearing before the king to answer the king and John Baxster for
having, contrary to the ordinance, quitted the service of the said
John Baxster in which he was retained at Leicester. Leicester.
John Webbe of Stukston, co. Southampton, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Halle
touching a plea of trespass. Southampton*.
John Mody of Bristol, 'marchaunt,' for not appearing before the
same to answer John Tymberdon touching a plea of debt of 40<.
Middlesex.
William Hardyng of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, * gentilman,* alias of the
county of Northumberland, esquire, or of Chilbume, co. North-
umberland, * gentilman,* for not appearing before the same to
answer John White, citizen and draper of London, touching a plea
of debt of 81. Ss, 8d, and Robert Hawe, citizen and < sporyer,' of
London, touching a plea of debt of 8 marks. London.
Thomas Miles of Bale, co. Norfolk, < husbondman,' for not appearing
before the same when sued with William Carewell, of Bale,
* husbondman,* to answer William Calwer touching a trespass.
Norfolk.
John Aleyn of Bliburgh, co. Suffolk, 'spicer,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Launse of Framelyngham and
John Frenssh of Ipswich, touching a plea of debt of 408. Suffolk.
William Auncyll late of Bristol, ' dyer,' for not appearing before the
same to answer William Ekkulsale, burgess of Bristol, 'golde-
smyth,' touching a plea of debt pf il, 1%, Bristol*
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
289
1433.
July 18.
Westminster.
July 10.
Westminster.
July 18.
Westminster.
July 14.
Wesfminster.
July 14.
Westminster.
July 16.
Westminster.
July 15.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
July 16.
Westminster.
July 16.
Westminster.
July 17.
Westminster.
July 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont,
John Haylee of Ketermynstre, co. Worcester, * chapman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Damyan, citizen and
mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 8/. 8«. London.
William Stokeman of London, * skynner,* for not appearing before
Robert Ponynges, < chivaler,* and his fellows, justices of the peace
in the county of Sussex, to answer the king touching divers
trespasses whereof he was indicted. Sussex.
Robert Lucy son of William Lucy of Wylmyngton, co. Sussex,
'tanner,* for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer John Veske of Thakham touching a plea of debt of 40^.
Sussex.
Geoffrey Cowebrigge of Dounameney, co. Gloucester, 'fermour,' for
not appearing before the same to answer Joan, queen of England
and John Foxoles, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 24^. London.
John Secler of Honton, co. Norfolk, 'husbondman,* for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Robert Morton, clerk, touching a
plea of debt of 242. 4s. 5^(1, London.
Thomas Fraunceys of the parish of St. Mary's, Stronde, co. Middle-
sex, *gentilman,* for not appearing before the same to answer
William Fallan, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 10 marks.
London.
Thomas Crishale, late parson of the church of St. Andrew, Berton
Benedych, co. Norfolk, for not appearing before the same to
answer the prior of St. Neots touching a plea of debt of 68<.
Huntingdon.
Edmund Hastynges of Rousby, co. York, knight, for not appearing
before the same to answer Henry Brounflete, knight, Edward
Brounflete, Hugh Heselden, William Herdwyk and John Smyth,
chaplain, executors of the will of Thomas Brounflete, knight,
touching a plea that he render to them 201, London.
William Edriche of Barsham, co. Suffolk, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Clement touching a plea of debt of 40s. Suffolk.
Thomas Bubbewyth, archdeacon of Wells, co. Somerset, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Keynesham, William
Jenyns, and Michael Norton, executors of the will of Robert
Keynesham, bedell of the University of Oxford, touching a plea
that he render to them 8 marks. Oxford.
Walter atte Reye of Hadlee, co. Essex, ' husbondman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Langshote and
Elizabeth his wife and Juliana Swift touching a plea of debt of
100«. London.
John Holyngreve, Holygreve or Holigreve of Stanlake, co. Oxford,
* corvyser ' or * corveser,* for not appearing before Richard Norton
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer John
Cok touching a plea of debt of 40«. and before the justices of the
Bench of the present king to answer William Fox of Stretford
upon Avene touching a plea of debt of 6^. and John Stille of
Coventre, ' wiredrawer,' touching a plea of debt of 408.
Oxford and Warwick,
240
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
1433.
July 17.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 22.
Ralph atte Reye of Reyworth, co. Essex, 'husbondman,* for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Langshote and Elizabeth his wife and Juliana Swyft touching a
plea that he render to them chattels to the value of 10^. London.
William Nedham, parson of the church of Ratelesden, co. Suffolk,
for not appearing before the same to answer John Potysmore of
Stratford atte Bowe, co. Middlesex, touching a plea of debt of 20
marks. London.
William Smyth of Bledon, co. Somerset, ' shetilmaker,* for not
appearing before the same to answer William Benger, executor of
the will of Philip Benger, touching a plea that he render to him
40jf. Bristol.
Licence, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and
of the commonalty of England in the present Parliament, for Humphrey
duke of Gloucester, and Elizabeth, his wife, to grant in mortmain to the
prior and convent of the house of Jesus of Bethleham, Shene, a close in
Grenewych, co. Kent, called < Murgeonsclos,' containing 12 acres of
pasture, in exchange for 40 acres of pasture, heath and furze, and 2^. of
rent in the same town of Grenewych, which are parcel of the foundation
of the said prior, notwithstanding that the pasture, heath and furze are
held of the king or other right he has therein, or that the said close is
held of the said prior and convent of the priory or manor of Leuesham
and Grenewich, which priory and manor are parcel of their foundation,
or any other obstacle. By pet. in Parliament.
1432.
Oct. 15.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 29.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 21.
Ratification, with clause dumtamen, of the estate of John Ixworth as
prebendary of St. Pancras in the cathedral church of St. Paiil, London.
By p.s.
Revocation of the protection for half a year which on 27 September last
was granted to Christopher Spencer, as being in the company of Henry
earl of Northumberland, warden or captain of the town of Berwick on
Twede ; because he tarries in the county of York as the sheriff has
certified.
The like of the protection for one year which on 7 July last was granted
to John Demeford of Demeford, co. Devon, < husbondman,' as being in
the company of John de Radclyf, king's knight, captain of the castle of
Fronsak in the parts of the duchy of Aquitaine ; because he tarries in the
town of Hordlake attendant on his own affairs, as the sheriff of Cornwall
has certified.
Writ of aid for Richard Elys, whom Thomas Chaucer, the chief butler,
has appointed to be his deputy in the ports of Jernemuth and Kyrkeley.
By bill of the butler.
The like for the following in the following ports : —
Robert Abraham, Yepeswych, Colchestre and Maldon.
By the like bill.
John Emery, Suthampton.
By the Uke bill.
/
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 241
n^go Membrane 21 — cont,
Nov. 6. Pardon, for 40j?. paid in the hanaper by William Escote, for the tres-
Westminster. passes done by Thomas Alwyn and Walter Short, i^ acquiring from him
to them and their heirs, and entering without licence, 8 messuages, a
carucate of land, 100 acres of pasture, and 8 acres of wood in Westuder-
legh, CO. Southampton, which are held in chief, by the name of all the
lands which the same William had in Westuderlegh ; and in re-granting
the premises to him and Joan, his wife, and the heirs of his body, with
remainder to his right heirs ; and by the said William and the said Joan
entering therein without licence ; and licence for them to retain the same.
Nov. 4. hispe.i'wius and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Henry Somer, the present tenant, of letters patent dated
5 February, 4 Richard II, in favour of Drew de Barentino. [Patetit Boll,
4 Richard II, part 2, m, 10].
Oct. 20. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Master John
Westminster. Somerseth, for his service about the king's person both in teaching him
and in preserving his health, of 60Z. a year out of the farms and revenues
of the counties of Warwick and Leicester ; notwithstanding that he has
40Z. a year by the hands of the sheriffs of London and a corrody worth
5 marks a year in the abbey of Cirencestre. By p.s.
Nov, 6. Richard, duke of York, earl of March and Ulster, has letters nominating
Westminster. William Chyver and Walter Thombe to be his attorneys in Ireland for one
year. John Frank, clerk, received the attorneys.
[1432.]
July 20. Pardon for the purchase by William Hexstall, Richard Stanford, and
Westminster. Thomas Wyrcestr from John Kyngesnoth of two messuages and two shops
in St. Clement's Danes, London, and licence for them to grant the
premises to the said John Kyngesnoth and Joan his wife for life.
Vacated bcQaiise in the tenth year [part 1, m, 14].
1.0 0 MEMBRANE 20.
14oZ.
Oct. 28. Ratification, with clause dnm tamen, of the estate of Richard Duryvall
Westminster as parson of the church of Disse, co. Norfolk. By p.s.
1433. The like for the following : —
May 26. Alexander Cok, clerk, as parson of the church of Routhebury, in the
Westminster. march of Scotland.
April 26. William Sacre, as parson of the church of Wakeleye, in the diocese
Westminster. of Lincoln.
1432.
Nov. 5. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the abbot and convent of Barlynges of letters patent dated
1 July, 8 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
24 August, 2 Richard II, inspecting and confirming a charter dated
28 March, 20 Edward III. By K. & C. in Pari.
Nov. 8. Ratification, with clause duvi tamen, of the estate of Thomas Shepey as
Westminster, parson of the church of Yate.
24881 Q
242 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Nov. 10- Licence, for 405. paid in the hanaper, for John Leycestre, burgess of
Westminster. Bristol, and Emma his wife, to grant to Boger Batte, Roger Strete and
John Marler, chaplain, a tenth part of the manor of Radewyke in Magor,
Porterton and Pulle, in the marches of Wales, held in chief, except one
acre of land in the said tenth part.
Nov. 16. Presentation of John Walkyngton, chaplain, to the vicarage of Bromley,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of John Whitegreve.
Nov. 16. Grant, by advice of the council, to John, earl of Huntyngdon, of the
Westminster, office of the marshalsea of Eiigland, to be discharged by him or his
deputies, with the wonted fees, wages, profits, commodities and emoluments,
during the minority of the king's ward, John son and heir of John duke of
Norfolk. By p.s.
Nov. 20. Grant, by advice of the council, to Richard, duke of York, for 1,000
Westminster, marks to be paid at the Exchequer as shall be agreed upon before
Whitsuntide between him and the treasurer of England, of full livery of
all the castles, lordships, lands, tenements, fee-farms, annuities, rents,
services, knights* fees, patronages, advowsons, views of frankpledge,
courts, hundreds, commotes, cantreds, offices, franchises, liberties and
^ other possessions and hereditaments which Anne late the wife of Edmund
earl of March, held in dower, of the inheritance of the said duke or of
those which should come to him as his pourparty, out of the inheritance
of himself, of Jocosa, wife of John Tiptoft, knight, and of Henry Grey ;
together with the issues from the death of the said Anne, notwithstanding
that no inquisition of the premises after the death of the said Anne
has been returned into Chancery, and that the said duke has not proved
his age. By p.s.
Dec. 2. Grant to Robert Alman for life of the free chapel of Hawenes, co.
Westminster. Bedford, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of John, duke of
Norfolk.
MEMBRANE 19.
Nov. 6. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Robert Tendale of
Westminster, the offices called * amobreshep ' and ' wodwardshep ' within the commotes
of Issaph and Uphaph, co. Carnarvon, to be discharged by him in person
or by deputy, from 1 July, 4 Henry VI with the fees, issues and profits
to the value of 10^. a year and arrears from the said 1 July, any surplus
to be accounted for at the exchequer of Carnarvon. Grant also, during
pleasure, of 6rf. a day from 16 October, 8 Henry VI out of the issues of
the county of Lincoln in like manner as William Sutton had when alive,
with arrears from the said 15 October, notwithstanding that he has by
grant of Henry IV 6d. a day for life payable by the treasurer and
chamberlains of the Exchequer and a messuage and 8 acres of land called
< Clamant Doddes * lying together in the town of Raynam, co. Essex, with
5s. M, yearly rent out of land in Raynam, which messuage, land and rent
were forfeited by John Marmyon alias Scrivener, a traitor drawn and
banged. Previous grants of the said offices and of the said 6<^. a day
from the county of Lincoln, are invalid because there is no mention in
them of the other Qd, a day and the said grant of the said messuage, land
and rent, and have been surrendered. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender the king having on 8 February, in the thirt^etith year,
granted the said Qd, a day and offices to ThomoA Bateman,
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
248
1432.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 30.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Membra fie 19 — eont.
Presentation of William Assheley, vicar of the church of Estbeche-
worth, in the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Ledyard Milcente,
in the diocese of Salisbury, on an exchange of benefices with John Wayte.
Licence, by assent of the council, on petition by William Lambroke,
treasurer of the cathedral church of St. Andrew, Wells, Alice, late the
wife of John Wynford, esquire, John Botreaux, esquire, Stephen Hoper
of Yevele, oo. Somerset, and Joan, his wife, for them to found a chantry
of one chaplain to celebrate mass daily at the altar of the Holy Gross in
the church of St. John Baptist, Yevele, co. Somerset, for the good estate
of the king and of the said founders while alive, and their souls after
death, and for the souls of Henry V, and the king's progenitors formerly
kings of England, and for the souls of the founders' fathers and mothers
and for the souls of the said John Wynford and John de la Bere, sometime
husbands of the said Alice, of Alice late the wife of John Botreaux, of
Margery Warmewell, and of all the faithful departed, and to be attendant
upon the other offices chanted in the church. Licence also for the same
founders to endow the chantry in mortmain with lands and rents, whether
held of the king or not, to the value of 10 marks a year. The divine
offices in the said church, which the abbess and convent of Syon hold to
their own uses, have been wont to be chanted by certain chaplains and
clerks according to the use of the church of Salisbury, and three masses
are sung daily at hours convenient for the parishioners and others.
By p.s. and for 40 marks paid in the hanaper.
Be it remembered that 07i 16 July in this year tlie tvithin written chaplain
in part satisfaction of this licence purcltased to himself and his successors lands
and rents in Yevele, Estlambroke, Kynr/eston, Hyneford and Galampton to the
value of 7 marks a year.
Also on 6 December y in tlie thirteenth year, he purchased land in Yevele and
Estlambrok to the value of 83,s, a year in full satisfaction of tlie same.
Revocation of the protection, which on 12 August last was granted until
1 April next to John Alcote, citizen and draper of London, alias draper
of Northampton, as abiding in the company of Henry Percy earl of
Northimiberland, captain of the town of Berwick on Twede and warden of
the East March towards Scotland ; because he tarries in the town of
Northampton as the sheriff of Northamptonshire has certified.
By letters patent, dated 7 July, 6 Henry VI, the king granted to
Richard Colswayn, for whom John Fekenham of London, * brewer,* and
William Seeford of London, * tymbermonger ' were sureties, the custody
of a messuage, a cottage, a garden, and of 1 acre and 8 roods of land in
Estgrenewych, co. Kent, held of Henry V in chief, which came to his
hands by reason of John Sentory, having purchased and entered them
without the king's licence, from Whitsuntide then past for ten years,
rendering therefor 6^/. a year, the extent, and 12i. as increment. But
afterwards a petition was presented by Richard Goldeswayne and Ellen
his wife, stating that Walter Curie of Estgrenewych, since deceased, was
seised of the premises in his demesne as of fee, and granted them to the
said John Sentory and Joan his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, with
reversion to himself and his heirs. They died without such heir, and the
premises, by the form of the gift, should have descended to the said Ellen
as kinswoman and heir of the said Walter, that is to say daughter of Joan,
his daughter ; the premises being held of Thomas Ballard by the service of
2id. a year and not of the king. But the petitioners are prevented from
having possession by colour of the grant to the said Richard Colswayn,
244 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1432.
Membrane 19 — cont.
which they prayed might be annulled. A writ of scire facias was issued to
the sheriff of the county for the said Richard Colswayn to appear in
Chancery and shew cause to the contrary, and the sheriff returned that he
had commanded William Bukke, bailiff of the liberty of the prior of the
house of Jesus, Shene, to whom the execution of the writ belonged, to
warn the said Richard Colswyn, who answered that he had done so by
William Chaundeller, Thomas Ferrour, Walter Ladde and Thomas Heman,
but he made default, and judgment was given in the Chancery for the
letters patent in his favour to be annulled, which is done accordingly.
Nov. 20. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice of the council, of letters patent
Westminster, of Joan, queen of England, dated at her manor of Langeley, 8 November,
11 Henry VI, being a grant for her life to William Brian of the office
of ranger within the forest of Whichewode, co. Oxford, to be discharged
by him in person or by deputy, with the fees and wages to the office
belonging, but provided always that he shall not transfer his estate in the
office without her consent; on surrender in her Chancery by William
Halle, of the grant which he had of the office to the intent that the said
Brian should have the same. The king also grants to Brian, for all wages
of the office, 4^. a day out of the issues of the county of Oxford. By p.s.
Nov. 25. Grant, by the advice of the council and for 40/. to be paid at the receipt
Westminster, of the Exchequer, to Christina, abbess of Wilton, that the prioress and
convent shall have the custody of the abbey and of its temporalities during
the next voidance. By p.s.
MEMBRANES 18 and 17.
Nov. 14. Inspe^nmus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, an^ temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior, brethren and leprous sisters of Maydene Bradelegh bf
letters patent, dated 7 November, 3 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming
a charter dated 20 October, 2 Edward III. [Charter Roll, 2 Edward III,
No. 24.]
Membrane 17 — co7it.
Nov. 14. Inspeodmus and confirmation to Thomas, abbot of Battle, and the
Westminster, convent of that place of the following : —
1. A deed of Alice, sometime countess of Eu as follows : — Notum sit
omnibus, ad qiios presens scriptum pervenerit, quod etjo Alicia, comitissa
Auffi, in viduitate mea et libera jwtestate mea concessi et hac presenti
carta mea confimmvi Deo et ecclesie Sancti Martini de Bello et rmmachis
in ea Deo servientibus quicquid homines inei eidem ecclesie et monachis
dedei'unt in elemosinam pro salute auimarum suarum, ant vendiderunt:
et nominatim t^ram de (Hesham quam Geroldxts de Xormanvill eis
vendidit pro virjinti marcis artjenti, excepto uno riUano qui jacet ad
aliam terram que dicitur Flekelai, Et similiter terram de Dudilatide
et de Brerigessell, quam Anselmus de Frealvill eis vendidit pro umlecim
marcis aryenti : et similiter terram et mariscum, ultra WinchelesJie, que
Willebnus de Sancto Leodegaro et Clarertihaldus eis concesse^'unt,
• tenendas de se et de heredihus suis per redditum viginti duorum solidorum
per annum pro amni servicio: et similiter terram de Bocstep, quam
Willelmus fiUus Wybcrti eis in elemosinam dedit: etreddiUim trivm
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 245
1432.
Membrane 17 — cont.
marcarum et dimidie annuatim pereipiendum per manum Thome de
Harerfiere et heredum siiorum de dimidio feodo militis in Wetlingtluma
per districtionem ejusdein dimidii feodi, si necesse fuerit, queni redditum
habent ex dono Sinionis de Ecchingeham : et similiter redditum
dimidie marce annuatim percipiendum per manum Sefridi filii
Ricardif cod, et heredum suorum ex dono Willdmi de Munceaus : et
terram cum pertinentibus in Prumhell quam habent ex dono Boberti de
Hasty nges : et terram cum pertinentibus in Hou et que vocatur
Chelilande cum terra que dicitur Denne et cum dnabus salinis in
marisco ad eandem terram pertinente, quam habent ex dono Reginaldi
de Esburnham : et terram de Bodlierst et terram de la Grave et terram
de la Beclie cum hominibus et sequelis eorum et aliis 2^ertinenciis, quus
habent ex dono Walteri le Boef: et viam ad pratum de Bodiham et
terram de Rette cum pertinenciiSy que habent ex dono Willelmi de
Bodiham., et terram in Echene cuin via ad pratum de Bodiham, que
Jiabent ex dono Stephani le Borue, et terram ad situm molendini de
Iltonesbath cum st4igno stvo, quam Jiabent ex dono Willelmi de Ora, et
terram cum pertinenciis, que jacet inter Enham et regalem viam de
Iltonesbath, et terram cum pertinenciis, que dicitur Scottesland^ et
quandam portionem prati de Gorwisse cum fossa sex pedum latitudinis
et refluxum aque ad stagnum molendini de Iltonesbath, que habent ex
dono Boberti Basoc, et terram cum pertinenciis in campo de Eure et
parvumboscum inter Smalewisse et filumaque de Watlington et quondam
partem de Smalewisse et brocum quem Badulfus de Hukestep tenuit,
que habent ex dono Thome de Watlington, et terram cum pertinenciis
in Buland, quam Iwhent ex dono Ricardi de IVatlington, et terram de
Comore et Boland cum pertinenciis et redditum duodecim denariorum,
que habent ex co7itirmacio7ie Thome de Haremere in escambium viginti
solidorum de redditu trium marcarum et dimidie quem eis debebat ex
dono Simonis de Ecchingham, et terram. quam habent ex dono Ricardi
de CroJierst inter ten'am de Rette et viam que tend it de Bello versus
Mundifeld, et refluxum aque de Piperinghe super feodum de Catesfeld,
quem habent ex concessiofie Simonis de Sumery, et terram de Berherst
cum pertineticiis quam tenent de Mansero de Scoteny. Has autem
predictor terras et redditum cum hominibus et sequelis eo)ntm et cum
omnibus pertinenciis necnon et wardam castri cum omnibus que de
predictis terris sive redditibus ad me vel Jieredes vuos perti7ient concedo
et con/irmo predicte ecclesie et monachis imperpetuum, liberas et quietas
ab omni consuetudine et omni servitio pro salute anime mee et pro ,
animabus patris mei et matris inee et pro anima domini mei Radulfi de
Is/old bone memorie, quondam comitis Augi, et ornnium antecessorum et
successorum meorum, in liberam, puram et i>erpetuam elemosinam,
Hujiis conjinnationis mee testes sunt Thomas, capellanus meus, Symon
de Ecchingliam, Willelmus de Momiceaus, Robertus de Hastinges,
Johannes de Auvemia, Roger us de Sancto Aniano, Robeitus de
GassoviUa, Andreas de Elham, tunc ballivus metis in rapo de Hastiiiges^
et alii multi.
2. A deed, dated at Battle, 24 July, 8 Henry VI, being a release by
John Pelliam, knight, lord of Hastinges rape, son of John Pelham,
knight, to Thomas, abbot of St. Martin's, Battle, co. Sussex, and
the convent of that place, of all his right in the lands held of him
by them in the said rape, and in all rents and services issuing from
the same. Witnesses, Robert Oxbregge, John Tamworth, Robert
Arnold. William Arnold, and John Penherst.
For 209. paid in the hanaper.
OS
246 CALENDAB OP PATENT ROLLS.
1^32 Membrane 17 — vont.
Nov. 12. Pardon to John Grevyll, esquire, for 6 marks paid in the ha^aper, for
Westminster acquiring in fee from John Harpur and Eleanor, his wife, the manor of
Eyngesbromley, co. Stafford, held in chief, and entering therein without
licence ; and licence for him to retain the same.
Nov. 20. Licence for John Cole, clerk, to grant in mortmain to the prior and
Westminster, convent of St. German's, Cornwall, 6 messuages, 7 ferlings of land, 2
acres of meadow and 12^/. of rent iii Frogwyll, Theuepath, Wylton,
Esquyswyll and Colyngton, which are not held of the king, and are worth
82«. a year, as was found by inquisition taken by John Mulys, escheator in
the county of Cornwall, in full satisfaction of the licence which the
said prior and convent had from King Edward, the king's progenitor, to
acquire such lands and rents to the value of 20/. a year.
Dec. 1. Pardon to Simon Slygh of Maydeston, co. Kent, * husbondman,' for the
Westminster, death of John Courdere of Maydeston, for which he was detained in the
king's prison of the castle of Canterbury ; as it appears by the record and
process of John Marty n and his fellows, justices of the peace and of oyer
and terminer for the county of Kent, that he killed him in self-defence.
Nov. 27. Eobert Tendale, staying in England, has letters nominating William
Westminster. Colyn and Christopher Preston as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
William Prestwyk, clerk, received the attorneys.
Nov. 20. Exemption for life, by advice of the council, of William Langham, of
Westminster. London, for good services to Henry V in England and Prance and to
the present king, from being put on assizes, juries, inquisitions, attaints,
or recognitions, from being made collector, taxer or assesser of tenths,
fifteenths, subsidies, tallages or other impositions (impositionum — P.S.
inqnisitionuni Pat. Roll), or commissoner, officer or bailiff of the king.
By p.s. [2579.]
Oct. 12. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Surrey and Sussex to
Westminster, deliver the temporalities of the priory of St. Mary, Merton, to brother
Thomas Shirfeld, canon of that house, whose election to be prior has been
confirmed by Henry bishop of Winchester, and whose fealty the king has
taken. By p.s.
The like to the escheator in the following counties : —
Kent and Middlesex. Oxford and Berks.
Essex and Hertford. Southampton and Wilts.
Norfolk and Suffolk. Somerset and Dorset.
Cambridge and Huntingdon. Devon and Cornwall.
Northampton and Rutland. Lincoln.
Bedford and Buckingham. Nottingham.
And to John Welles, mayor of London and escheator in that city.
Writ (le Intendendo to the tenants of the priory.
Nov. 20. Licence, for 20 marks paid in the hanaper, for Joan late the wife of
Westminster,- Thomas , daughter and heir of Maurice Russell, * chivaler,' tenant
in chief, to marry John Chambre.
MEMBRANE 16.
Oct. 12. By inquisition taken before John Sutton, knight, Thomas Strange,
Westminster. Thomas Mollesley and William Everdon, it was found that Edward de
Oharleton, knight, late lord Powys, being seised in his demesne as of fee
of the manors of Lythom and Place Dynas in the county of Salop and
11 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1. 247
1432.
Membrane 16 — conU
adjacent Welsh marches, which he held of Henry IV, by knight service,
and that on Monday before the Nativity of St. Mary, 10 Henry IV, he
granted them to John Fitz Piers and the heir of his body, without
licence, and by that grant at the date of the inquisition John Fitz Piers
was seised thereof. And afterwards he petitioned the king, shewing that,
although by letters patent, dated 20 October, 8 Henry V, by assent of the
lords spiritual and temporal and at the request of the commonalty of
England in the then Parliament, the late king pardoned him all gifts,
alienations and purchases of lands held in chief made before 8 December,
2 Henry V, he had been put out of possession by colour of the said
inquisition, and of letters patent dated 22 November, 10 Henry VI,
granting to John Sutton, baron of Dudley, knight, the custody of the said
manors, therein described as late of Edward Charleton, knight, and
praying that the last named letters patent might be annulled and he
restored to possession. A writ of scire facias was issued to the sheriff of
the said county for the said John Sutton to appear in chancery and shew
cause to the contrary ; and the sheriff returned that he had warned him
by John Badley, William Potter, Hugh Haseley and Thomas Poulemer ;
and on the day appointed he appeared in Chancery by Thomas Kirkeby,
his attorney, but as he could say nothing in effect against the matter of
the petition, judgment was given that the letters patent in his favour
should be annulled and the said John Fitz Piers put back in possession ;
and the said letters patent are hereby revoked accordingly.
Nov. 15. Presentation of Master Thomas Frenge parson of the church of Askoby
Westminster, in Flegge, in the diocese of Norwich, to the parish church of Great
Snoryng, in the same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with Stephen
Multon. By p.s.
Nov. 12. Licence, by advice of the council, for Roger Westwode, king's chaplain,
Westminster, master of the chapel or hospital of St. Mary of Roncideval by Charyngcroix,
CO. Middlesex in the diocese of London, and his successors to receive all
bulls and other letters of indulgences, pardons, and other things for the
profit and advantage of the chapel or hospital from the prior and convent
of Boncidevall in Navarre, in the diocese of Pampeluna, and to give to the
said prior and convent, or their proctors, victuals and other necessaries
for the maintenance of the poor in the said priory in Navarre to the value
of 10 marks of English money in the city of London yearly at the feast of
All Saints, paying the king his customs and other dues, notwithstanding
that the priory is out of the king's allegiance and notwithstanding any
statute or ordinance to the contrary. By p.s.
Nov. 12. Exemplification from the roll of the last Parliament at the request of
Westminster. John Comewaille, knight, husband of Elizabeth, countess of Huntingdon,
the king's great aunt, of his creation on 17 July, 10 Henry VI, in
Parliament as baron Faunhope. [Fadera : Rolls of Parliajuent, Vol, iv,
p. 400, 401.] By p.s.
Nov. 14. Presentation of William Bampton, parson of the church of Seppeworth,
Westminster, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Lydeyard Milcent, in the
same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with John Wayte.
Oct. 1. Licence, for 10 marks paid in the hanaper, for William Clyfford of
Westminster. Bobbyng and Elizabeth his wife, to enfeoff John, archbishop of York,
Thomas Chaucer, Lewis John, John Hampden of Hampden, Thomas
Rokes, Thomas Ramsey and John Pyrye and their heirs of the manor
of Sutton Valence, co. Kent, except one acre in the same called < Chart-
chirchecroft,' which manor is held in chief.
248 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
j^Q2 Membrane 16 — cont.
Nov. 24. Licence for one year, after examination by the council of a commission,
Westminster, of John, abbot of Pr6montr^, for the abbot of the Premonstratensian
house of Beterlingez,. in the diocese of Lincoln, and for brother Peter
Martin, prior of the church of St. Augustine in the diocese of Terouane,
general proctor of the order in the Roman court, to make visitation of the
monasteries, churches and places of the order in the circuits {circariis)
and parts of England, Scotland, Galloway {Galunee) and Wales, in
company with a zealous prelate or lettered canon of the order. Licence
also for them to pass into Scotland. By p.s.
Nov. 28. Presentation of John Burgham, parson of the parish church of Wrentham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich, to the chantry of St. Thomas the Martyr in the
church of All Saints, Newcastle upon Tyne, in the diocese of Durham, on
an exchange of benefices with John Birdlyngton.
Nov. 6. It has been shown to the king and council by Sampson Meverell, knight,
Westminster, and Isabel, his wife, that by letters patent dated 6 July, 18 Richard II,
licence was given for Nicholas de Stafford, king's knight, and Elizabeth
bis wife, and their heirs and her assigns, to have a market every Wednesday
in the town of Tyddeswell, co. Derby, and a fair every year on the vigil and
the feast of the Decollation of St. John the Baptist ; but that this fair
does not flourish because the said vigil and feast are not observed as
holidays in the neighbourhood but only in the town itself, and also they
fall in August. The king, therefore, by advice of the council, grants that
the said Sampson and Isabel, their heirs and assigns, may have instead,
during pleasure, two fairs a year, viz. one on the feast of St. Helena in
in the month of May, and the other on the feast of St. Luke after
Michaelmas. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 16.
Nov. 20. Grant, by advice of the council, to the abbot and convent of St. John's,
Westminster. Colchester, that they may grant the advowson of the church of St. Stephen
on Walbroke, London, which is parcel of the foundation given them by
Eudo Dapifer, to John, duke of Bedford, Richard Leyot, clerk, Robert
Darcye, Robert Whityngham, Richard Baynard and William Garnell,
their heirs and assigns. By p.s.
Nov. 29. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Multon to be gauger in the
Westminster, port of London, with the usual fees and wages. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 24. James Strangways, the younger, and Elizabeth, his wife, staying in
Westminster. England, have letters nominating Nicholas Strangways and Hugh Orell
to be their attorneys in Ireland for one year.
James Strangways the elder received the attorneys.
Nov. 26. Licence for .John, archbishop of York, in consideration of his having
Westminster, undertaken to go on embassy to pope Eugenius and to the council of Basle
for much less reward than the usual wages of an archbishop on embassy,
to acquire from monasteries or ecclesiastical places religious or secular
lands and rents to the yearly value of 40 marks, even if such were
originally granted to the said places by the king or his progenitors, and to
give in exchange lands, rents and possessions to an equal value. By p.s«
Nov. 26. By inquisition, taken before Henry Gray, late escheator in the county
Westminster, of Suffolk, it was found that Giles Gerard, deceased, being seised in his
demesne as of fee of a messuage, 25 acres of land, 2i acres of meadow
and pasture for 800 sheep in Fakenham and Euston, held in chief,
11 HENEY \q.— Part 1. 249
1 jQO * Membrane 15 — cont.
granted the premises, by the name of all his lands, tenements, rents,
services, meadows, pasture and faldage in the towns of Fakenham,
Sapston, Honyton and Little Fakenham, to William Galyon, Edmund
Couper, clerk, and John Gerard, without licence. On his death the
premises were taken into the king's hand, but now, for 6^. 8d. paid in
the hanaper, the king has pardoned the trespass above referred to, and
granted licence for the said grantees to have the premises again and
to grant them to Isabel late the wife of the said Giles, for life, with
remainder to his daughters Joan and Isabel, and their heirs.
Vacated because oilier wise helow.
Dec. 6. Presentation of John Sarger to the church of Ippelpenne, in the diocese
Westminster of Exeter, void by the resignation of John Frank.
1433.
Jan. 11. The like of John Oppye, chaplain, to the church of St. Martin in the
Westminster; Pig-market, Chichester, void by the resignation of William Fryk ;
directed to the dean of Chichester.
Jan. 28. The like of Thomas Hulle, chaplain, to the church of Slapton, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln, void by the death of William Pentecoste, and in the
king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the abbey of Berkyng being in
his hands.
Jan. 26. Revocation of the protection for one year granted to John Conyan of
Westminster. London, * marchaunt,' as being about to proceed to Picardy there to abide
in the company of Eichard Curson, esquire, captain of the castle of
Sandgate, because he tarries in the city of London and the suburbs
thereof, as John Olney and John Pattesle, the sheriffs, have certified.
Jan. 28. Presentation of Henry Batelly, chaplain, to the church of Southwotton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich.
Jan. 81. Licence for the prior and convent of St. Saviour's, Bermundeseye, to
Westminster, elect an abbot in the room of Thomas Thetford, deceased.
1432,
Nov. 26. Pardon for the alienation by Giles Gerard of lands in Fakenham and
Westminster. Euston to William Galyon, Edmund Couper, clerk, and John Gerard.
{In tlie same terms as in the last entry but seven, except that the fine in the
hanaper is 16.?. 8d,, and Isabel the late wife, here has licence to receive the
-I J Qo premises, ichich clause does not occur in the other entry.)
July 21. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Bartholomew Halley,
Westminster, yeoman of the crown, of 6rf. a day by reason of his office from Easter last
out of the farms and issues of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham.
By p.s.
Vacated by surrender, the Jdnr/ on 29 September in his sixteenth year having
granted him the said Sd./or life.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of the counties.
By the same writ.
1432 MEMBRANE 14.
Nov. 25. Licence, by advice of the council, and for 40Z. to be paid at the receipt
Westminster, of the Exchequer, to Christina, abbess of Wilton, that the prioress and
convent shall have the custody of the abbey during the next voidance.
By p.s.
Vacated because othervnse above, [This version begins 'Sciatis quod de
gratia ' instead of * Sciatis quod nos de gratia.*]
250 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
jj^QQ Membrane 14 — cant,
Jan. 26. Appointment, during pleasure, of Walter Aubrey, esquire, to be
Westminster, escheator in the county of Kermerden, South Wales, with the usual fees
and wages ; he to account at the Exchequer of Kermerdyn.
By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 28. Grant during pleasure by advice of the council, to Philip Parker,
Westminster. *bowyer,' of the office of making the king's bows within the Tower of
London, with 6</. a day for wages at the Exchequer and one robe a year
at Christmas by the hands of the keeper of the great Wardrobe of the suit
of the yeomen of the chamber, together with a chamber in the Tower
to the said office belonging, in the same manner as Nicholas Frost,
1 4^9 *bowyer,* had when alive. By p.s.
Oct. 16. Grant, by advice of the council, to Elias Eynand, chaplain of the order
Westminster. Qf gt. John of Rodes, of the custody of the preceptories of Benon in
MedoG and of Caynac in Fronsados, in the duchy of Aquitaine, for life ;
without prejudice to any of the king's lieges. By p.e.
-I i qq Vacated because otherivise in the Gascon Hall of this year.
Jan. 28. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Michael Power,
Westminster, king's esquire, of the office of constable of the castle of Launceston in the
duchy of Cornwall, to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with
the accustomed wages, fees and profits, payable by the receiver there ; on
surrender by Stephen Frensshe, esquire, of the letters patent of Henry V
whereby he held the office to the intent that the said Michael should have
it. By p.s,
Feb. 8. Inspexinius and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the men of Cestrefeld, of a charter, dated at Tewkesbur}', 28
December, 17 Henry III [Chartn- Roll, 17 Henry III, nu 12].
Jan. 80. Licence, by advice of the council, for Humphrey, duke of Gloucester,
Westminster, and Eleanor his wife, to impark 200 acres of land, pasture, wood, heath
and furze at Estgrenewich, which are outside the forest, notwithstanding
that 17 acres of the said pasture, heath and furze have been granted to
the said duke and duchess, in exchange for other lands, by the prior and
convent of the house of Jesus of Bethlehem, Shene, having formed part
of the manor of Estgrenewich, with which manor the said priory was
endowed by Henry V. Licence also for the said duke and duchess to
enclose their manor house and mansion of Estgrenewich with walls, to
crenellate the same, and to build a tower of stone and mortar in the
park. By p.s.
Feb. 6. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Mounsey to be surveyor of
Westminster, the search in the port of Lynn, with the usual wages and fees.
^A^o By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 5. Licence, for 200^. paid in the hanaper, for Anne late the wife of Hugh,
Westminster, earl of Devon, tenant in chief, to marry John Botreaux, esquire.
1433.
Jan. 20. Licence, by advice of the council, for Beatrix, late the wife of Thomas
Westminster, earl of Arundel, and John, earl of Huntingdon, to intermarry on payment
of a fine of 200 marks at the Beceipt of the Exchequer, and in considera-
tion of a licence granted by the late king for her to marry again, of the
nearness of kin of the parties to the king, and of the service done by the
said John in France. By p.s.
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
261
1433.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Membrane lA-^onU
Thomas, bishop of Leighlin, staying in England, has letters nominating
Nicholas Clarill, clerk, and William Taillour his attorneys in Ireland.
Nicholas Wymbyssh, clerk, received the attorneys.
John Wyche, prior of St. Mary's, Lanthony by Gloucester, staying in
England, has letters nominating Thomas Erlyngham and Robert Cole his
attorneys in Ireland for ten years.
The abbot of St. Peter's, Gloucester, received the attorneys by writ.
Licence for John Blounham of London, ' marchant,' to ship 800 wool-
fells, bought in Kent, from Feveresham to London, without payment of
custom, subsidy or other dues to the king ; he having given surety, to wit,
himself, Robert Johnson of London, * marchant,* and Geoffrey Outhorp of
London, * marchant,* in 40 marks each, that the fells shall not be taken
to any other place. He must produce in Chancery, before St. Peter's
Chains next, letters testimonial under seal of the customers of wool and
wool-fells in the port of London, testifying as much.
Pardon to Richard Stone of London, 'draper,' of his outlawry in the
county of Middlesex for not appearing before the king to answer touching
divers trespasses whereof he was indicted, he having surrendered to the
Marshalsea prison of the King's Bench, as William Cheyne, chief justice,
has certified.
]^^g2 MEMBRANE 13.
Nov. 80. fiy inquisition taken before John Barley, late escheator in Essex, it was
Westminster, found that Edward Benstede, knight, granted the manor of Little
Peryngdon and the advowson of it's church to John Belers, parson of the
church of Benyngton, Henry Waryn, alias Wareyn, of Asshewell and John
Tymmes, chaplain, their heirs and assigns, and that they granted the
premises to the said Edward and Joan, then his wife, for life, with
successive remainders to Edmund Benstede, knight, and the heirs of his
body, to Margaret, Alice and Petronilla, his sisters, and the heirs of their
bodies, to Edward Benstede, esquire, son of the said Edward Benstede,
knight, and the heirs of his body, to John Benstede, his brother, and the
heirs of his body, and to the right heirs of the said Edward Benstede,
knight, that the premises, except 140 acres of land and 16 acres of pasture,
are held in chief by the service of one fourth of a knight's fee, and that
the king's leave was not had for the abovesaid alienations. He, however,
for 100«. paid in the hanaper, has pardoned these trespasses and granted
licence for the said Joan to have again the premises, which were taken
into his hand on the death of the said Edward Benstede, knight, and by
reason of the trespasses ; subject to the entail as aforesaid.
1433.
Jan. 21. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Ralph Babthorp,
Westminster, esquire, king's sewer, for good service to the king's father and to the king,
of the keeping of the castle of Scardeburgh, with all issues and profits to
the same belonging, to the value of 201. a year, together with one robe a
year from the Great Wardrobe, 25 marks a year from the issues or farm
of the town of Scardeburgh, by the hands of the bailiffs or farmers of the
same, and the like sum from the issues and farms of the county of York.
He may disoborge the office in person or by deputy, but must yearly
expend 40 marks out of the said 50 marks on the repair of the castle.
Thomas Burgh, bis predecessor, is dead. By p.s.
252 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
-I jqo Membrane 13 — conU
Nov. 19. Licence, by advice of the council, for Thomas Draper, to found a
Westminster, chantry of two chaplains to celebrate divine service every day in the
chapel which he has built in honour of the Virgin in the parish church of
Neuport, for the good estate of the king and of Humphrey, duke of
Gloucester, while alive, and for their souls after death, and for the souls
of Henry V, and of the other faithful departed. Licence also for the said
Thomas or his executors to endow the chantry with lands and rents, not
held of the king in chief nor of anybody else by knight service, to the
value of lOZ. a year ; and grant that the chaplains and their successors, by
the name of the chaplains of the chantry of St. Mary, Neuport, may sue
1433. ^^^ ^ sued, and may purchase lands in mortmain. By p.s.
Jan. 8. Licence, by advice of the council, for the abbots of Clairvaux and
Westminster. Tulley (Theoloco)^ doctors in theology, of the Cistercian order, now in
England, to pass, without the realm, to the general council ; to wit the
abbot of Clairvaux with 61 nobles of English money, 20 gold demies
(aurei) of Scotch money, 5 florins of Almain money, 2 clincards of
Flemish money, 1 small mouton of French money, two golden rings, a
seal and counterseal of silver, six silver cups, eight horses with harness,
eight persons with budgets, mails and clothing, one bible, breviaries and
certain other books ; and the abbot of Tulley with 60 nobles of English
money, 28 crowns and 4 salutes of French money, 85 demies of Scotch
money, 42 florins of Almain money, 24 clincards of Flemish money>
three small gold rings, one silver seal and counterseal, six silver cups,
Ave horses with their harness, five persons with budgets, mails and
clothing, one breviary and one small book of statutes of the order.
By p.s.
Jan. 29. Licence for the prior and convent of Burton on Trent to elect an abbot
Westminster, in the room of brother Robert Ownesby, resigned.
1432.
Nov. 2. Licence, by advice of the council, and for 20 marks paid in the hanaper^
Westminater. for Thomas Walsyngham and Margaret his wife to grant in mortmain to
Thomas, the abbot, and the convent of the monastery of St. Thomas the
Martyr, Lesnes, a messuage and 100 acres of land in Plumstede, co. Kent,
called * Fulhammes place,' found by inquisition taken by John Feriby,
escheator in that county, to be of the yearly value of 4Z., in exchange for
the manor of Tonge, alias Tongcourt, in Chiselhirst, Orpyngton and
Bromley in the same county, found by the same inquisition to be worth
l^gg 4 marks a year. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Bartholomew
Westminster. Lathe, plumber, of the office of the plumbing of the king's works, with
12</. a day wages by the hands of the clerk of the works and a robe every
Christmas of the king s livery of the suit of the esquires of the household
by the hands of the keeper of the Great Wardrobe, in like manner as
John Beauchamp had when alive. By p.s.
Feb. 6. Presentation of Nicholas Dixon to the parish church of Cotyngham, in
Westminster, the diocese of York, void by the death of John Dalton and in the king's
gift by reason of the nonage of Henry Grey, lord of Powys, in his ward.
By p.s.
Feb. 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of Stephen Hatfeld and Eobert Greyn-
Westminster. doure to be stewards of the manor and borough of Strogoill and of the
manor of Tudenham in the march of Wales, with their members, which
are in the king's hands by reason of the death of John, duke of Norfolk,
to act in person or by deputy, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 258
1432. MEMBRANE 12.
Dec. 1. By inquisition taken on Saturday in Whitsun week, 5 Henry VI, before
WeBtminster. Edmund Morys, late escheator in the county of Hereford, it was found
that Roger Hereford held in his demesne as of fee on the day of his death
in chief, by knight ser\^ice, the manor of Siston, except one third of two
thirds thereof, and the reversion of the said excepted part on the death of
Katharine, late the wife of Thomas Hereford, tenant in dower : and that
WiUiam son and heir of the said Roger was then aged seventeen years and
a half. The latter afterwards sued to the king, declaring that he had duly
proved his age before Ralph Lyngeyn, late escheator in the said county,
and that the said manor of Siston is called the manor of Mordeford and
that it is held of the king by the service of one pair of gilt spurs and not by
knight service, whereupon a writ of scire facias was issued to the sheriff of
the said county for the said Edmund, to whom had been committed the
custody of two thirds of the same manor, by the name of the manor of
Siston, except one third of two thirds of the same, to appear in Chancery
and shew cause why his grant of the said custody should not be annulled.
The sheriff returned that he had been duly warned by John Wolrych,
John Stevenes, Richard Gogh and Richard Yervard, but he made default,
whereupon judgment was given in Chancery for his grant to be annulled,
1433. which is done accordingly.
Feb. 11. Presentation of Thomas Warde, chaplain, to the church of Richasius
Westminster. Qf Markene ; directed to L. bishop of Terouanne.
Feb. 18. Revocation of the protection for one year which on 18 May last was
Westminster, granted to John Crowley alias Croweley of London, * haberdassher,' as
being in Picardy in the company of Richard Curson, king's esquire,
captain of the castle of Sandegate, engaged in the victualling of the same;
because he tarries in the county of Essex, as John Doreward, the sheriff,
has certified.
Feb. 12. Signification to W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, of the king's
Westminster, assent to the election of brother Ralph Henley, monk of Burton upon
Trent, to be abbot of that place.
Feb. 8. Presentation of Robert Prentoft, chaplain, to the church of Kyrkeby in
Westminster. Asshfeld, in the diocese of York, void by the death of Master Thomas
Baldyng and in the king s gift by reason of the minority of Margery, one
of the daughters and heirs of Philip Darcy, * chivaler.*
Feb. 18. Grant to Ralph, lord Crumwell, of the marriage of Peter, son and heir
Westminster, of Gervase Frechevyle, tenant in chief, from heir to heir ; rendering for
the same 201. at the receipt of the Exchequer. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 14. Signification to H. archbishop of Canterbury, of the king's assent to the
Westminster, election of brother John Bromleygh, monk of St. Saviour's, Bermundesey,
in the diocese of Winchester, to be abbot of that place.
Feb. 18. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Martyn and
Westminster. William Bangore, grooms of the larder, for good service to the king's
father and to the king, of the amobyr of the commote of Talpont (et
Talpont, in p.s.), to the value of 40s., the rhaglawry of the commote of
Estimer to the value of 42^. with the amobyr of the same in the county
of Merionnyth to the value of 4Z. a year; any surplus value of the
premises over 8L 2s. a year to be accounted for at the Exchequer of
Caernarvan. By p.s. [2648.]
Feb. 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of Hugh Don to be surveyor of the
Westminster, search in the port of Great Yernemuthe with the usual fees and wages.
254
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
1432.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
1433.
Feb, 10.
VVflAtminster ,
Feb. 19.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Wi'stminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 20.
VV'estminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 12 — conU
Presentation of Richard Andrewe, king's clerk, to the portion in the
parish church of Wotteston, in the diocese of Lincoln, which Henry
Burton held, in the king's gift by reason of the minority of Thomas, earl
of Devon.
Commission to the lord Hungerford, steward of the household to
Henry V, William Phelip, 'chivaler,' the chamberlain, treasurer of the
household to Henry V, and to Robert Babthorp, *chivaler,' now steward
of the household, controller of the same to Henry V, to apportion amongst
the said late king's household servants the 4,000/. left to them in his will.
[Faulera.] By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Hanham,
esquire, serjeant of the poultry, for good service to Henry IV and
subsequent kings, of the office of bailiff {halliagium) of the honours of
Boulogne, Peverell and Hagenet in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk,
Essex, Hertford, Cambridge, and Surrey, to hold in person or by deputy,
with all the issues, profits and commodities to the same belonging, which
lately were given to Henry Thornton, deceased, for the sum of 12 marks
a year. By p.s.
Presentation of Thomas Wraxhale, vicar of the church of Polyng, in
the diocese of Chichester, to the church of Silhamstede Banastre, in the
diocese of Salisbury, on an exchange of benefices with Ralph Grove.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Henry, cardinal of England and
bishop of Winchester, for his good service in going on the king's behalf
to the general council of Basle, that he shall not be impleaded on the
king's behalf for two years for anything by him done heretofore. By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Etton of
the office of constable of the castle of Newcastle upon Tyne, with the
fees, wages and profits thereto belonging and a parcel of meadow enclosed
by the water of Tyne with the herbage thereof, otherwise called the
mowing (falcatione) of the King's Meadow. This meadow is said not to
exceed 608. a year in value; any surplus over that amount must be
answered to the king. By p.s.
Appointment of Geoffrey Don to be steward of all castles, manors
and lands in * Gowersland,' South Wales, which were of John duke of
Norfolk ; to hold in person or by deputy during the nonage of the said
duke's heir, with the usual fees and wages. By bill of the treasurer.
Presentation of John Emmotes to the church of Northpydyll, in the
diocese of Worcester, void by the resignation of Simon Bel ton.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Everdon and Roger Appilton
as auditors of the accounts of chamberlains, sheriffs, feodaries, escheators,
receivers, bailiffs, reeves, officers and ministers of the king, liable to
account, in South Wales, with such wages and fees by the hands. of the
chamberlains and other ministers there as previous auditors have had.
By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
MEMBRANES II and 10.
InnotescimuSy at the request of William Russe, citizen and goldsmith of
London, Thomas Hansard, William Stafford, clerk, and John Bryan,
clerk, executors of Bartholomew Goldbeter, late master of the mint, mni
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 255
1433. Membranex 11 and 10 — cont.
i
Eobert Otteley, citizen and alderman of London, and Catherine his wife,
their co-executrix, of a certificate by the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer of certain trials of the pix, discharging the said executors as
follows : —
Assay of silver, made at Westminster on- 7 July, 6 Henry VI, in the
presence of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, John, archbishop of
York and chancellor of England, Walter Hungerford, * chivaler,*
treasurer of England, William, bishop of Norwich, keeper of the
privy seal, William, bishop of London, Philip, bishop of Ely, John,
bishop of Bath and Wells, Thomas, bishop of Durham, John, earl
of Huntingdon, John lord Lescrop, Halph lord Crumwell and John
Juyn, chief baron of the Exchequer, of the five kinds of silver
money made in the Tower of London between 1 September,
4 Henry VI, and 81 May, 6 Henry VI, both days included, to wit
while Henry Somer was warden of the exchange in the said Tower
and Bartholomew Goldbetere master and worker of the mint. The
pix being opened was found to contain 17 scinches {sciywhie)
containing 405. Oid, silver by tale taken from iydldlbs. 9oz, lOdwt,
silver by weight minted there and delivered out of the exchange
during the same period, viz. IQs, in groats, 9^. 2d. in half-groats,
Is. id, in sterlings, 5s. lid. in half -pence and 4^. 7d in farthings.
These being mixed and assayed for weight with the standard of
the pound Tower by John Derlyngton, changer and assayer, it wits
found that SOs. thereof by tale agreed in weight with the standard
according to the indenture enrolled on the Originalia Roll of
1 Henry VI, ro. 21, between the king and the said master. There
was then taken for assay by the fire Sd. by tale, viz : 1 groat,
1 half-groat, 1 sterling, 1 half-penny and 2 farthings, and the said
money as regards alloy was so found to be good and lawful.
Assay made at the same time and before the same persons of the
money of gold made in the same Tower between 28 July,
8 Henry VI and 6 July, 6 Henry VI, both days included. In the
pix were 84 scinches containing 59/. ds. 4d. by tale taken from
6,963Z6s. 7oz. 20s. ll^divt. of gold by weight minted and delivered
out of the exchange during the said period, viz. 77 great florins
called nobles and 114 middle florins called half nobles and 214
florins called farthings of gold. In the assay 50 pieces of great
florins weighed a standard pound Tower and a little more, while
100 pieces of the middle florins or 200 pieces of the little florins
agreed with the standard. For assay by fire there were taken one
great, one middle and two small florins, and after being taken
from the fire they were found sufficient in pure gold and of due
alloy according to the touchstone.
Assay of silver made at Westminster on 27 October, 11 Henry VI, in
the presence of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, Henry, archbishop
of Canterbury, John, archbishop of York, John, bishop of Bath
and Wells, chancellor of England, John lord Lescrop, treasurer of
England, Master William Lyndewode, keeper of the privy seal,
Philip, bishop of Ely, W. bishop of Lincoln, J. bishop of Rochester,
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, William, earl of Suffolk, Walter lord
Hungreford, *chivaler,' and John Juyn, knight, chief baron of the
exchequer, of the five kinds of silver- money made in the Tower of
London between 1 December, 7 Henry VI, and 6 July, 9 Henry VI,
both days included, the said Henry Somer being warden and the
said Bartholomew, master. The pix held 86 scinches, containing
U, 2«. 10^. tale taken from 5fi88lbs. lloz. 16s. ^dtct. of silver there
256 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433. Membranes 11 and 10 — cont,
minted, viz. 28«. 8^/. in groats, Ids. id. in half-groats, 17^. 6r/. in
sterlings, 12«. M. in half pence and 10s. in farthings ; of which
80.S. by tale weighed a pound Tower ; and 8rf. composed of coins as
above being assayed by firesaid John Hexham, assayer, viz., by the
pound Tower of weight after the shearing of the coins (per libram
snbtilem ponderis jwst scissuram eorundeniy proiit mons est, inde
suw})tam) the money was found, as regards alloy, to have Idtrt.
more pure silver in the pound than the old sterling.
On the same day and before the same persons, assay was made of
the money of gold made in the same Tower between 7 August,
6 Henry VI, and 27 July, 9 Henry VI, both days included. The
pix held 72 scinches containing 61Z. 15s. gold by tale taken from
d,121Z6s. 2oz. 42s, Q^dwt, minted during the same period, viz. 88
nobles, 108 half nobles and 173 farthings of gold, which were
found to be of due weight and alloy.
Assay of silver made at Westminster on 7 July, 6 Henry VI, before
the same persons as the previous assay of this date of the five
kinds of money of silver made at Gales between 25 February,
2 Henry VI, and 81 January, 6 Henry VI, both days included,
Richard Bokeland being warden of the exchange there and
Bartholomew Goldbetere, master of the mint. The pix held 24
scinches containing 121. is. lOd. silver by tale taken from
Qlyliblbs. ioz. lOdwt. silver by weight, minted there and issued
from the exchange during the same period, viz. 78s. id. in groats,
7ds. id. in half groats, 72s. id. in sterlings, 12s. 11^/. in halfpence
and 12s. lid. in farthings. On being assayed by the said John
Derlyngton 80s. of this money were found to weigh a pound
Tower, and 8d. thereof being tried by fire, the money was found
to be of good and lawful alloy.
On the same day, and before the same persons, assay was made of the
money of gold, made at Calais between 24 January, 2 Henry VI,
and 24 December, 6 Henry VI, both days included, the same
Richard Bokelond being warden and the same Bartholomew, mast-er.
The pix held 20 scinches containing 29Z. 8s. id. gold by tale, taken
from 2,lSiilb8. 9s. Idwt. of gold by weight minted and issued from
the exchange there during the said period, viz. 80 nobles, 58
half -nobles and 114 farthings of gold ; of which 25 nobles or 50
half -nobles weighed half a pound Tower and 100 farthings weighed
half a pound and a triiie more ; the coins were also found to be of
due alloy.
Assay made at Westminster on 27 October, 11 Henry VI, before the
same persons as the other assay of this date, of the five forms of
silver money made in Calais, between 20 February, 6 Henry VI,
and 8 August, 9 Henry VI, both days inclusive, the said Richard
Bokeland being warden and the said Bartholomew, master. The
pix held 48 scinches containing 14^. lid. silver by tale taken from
89,660Z^s. 9ioz. minted and issued from the exchange there during
the said period, viz. il. id. in groats, il. id. in half groats, il. id.
in sterlings, 20s. Id. in half-pence and 20s. 1//. in farthings. On
being assaye^ for weight by the said John Hexam 15s. of them
were found to weigh half a pound Tower, and the coins were found,
as regards alloy, to have idwt. more pure silver in the pound than
the standard of the old sterlings.
On the same day and before the same persons, assay was made of
the money of gold made in the said town of Calais from 20 May,
6 Henry VI, to 2 August, 9 Henry VI, both days included, in
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Membranes 10 and 11 — conL
the time of the said warden and master. The pix held 4 scinches
containing 108«. 4^. tale, taken from 861^6s. ioz, lOdwt, gold hy
weight, minted and delivered out of the exchange there during the
same period, viz. : 5 nobles, 11 half-nobles and 20 farthings of gold.
Assay being made by the same changer il, S». 4d, were found to
weigh a quarter {quartrana) of a pound Tower, and the coins were
of due alloy according to the touchstone.
MEMBRANE lO^eonU)
Feb. 16. Grant, by advice of the council, that Henry, cardinal of England, may
Westminster, cross the sea with a suitable train, taking gold and silver in specie, or
bullion to the value of 20,000Z. [Ftedera,] By p.s.
Feb. 5. By inquisition taken before Henry Morley, late escheator in the county
Westminster, of Lincoln, at Boston on Wednesday before St. Dunstan the Bishop,
5 Henry YI, it was found that Thomas, late duke of Exeter, held, among
other things, on the day of his death, the manor of Appilby of the king in
chief for his life by the law of England after the death of Margaret late his
wife, daughter and heir of Thomas Nevill, of the heritage of John Langton,
knight, and of Margaret, wife of William Haryngton, knight, kinsfolk
and heirs of the said Margaret the duchess, the said John being son of
Joan one of the sisters of the said Thomas Nevill, and the said Margaret
being the other sister of the same Thomas ; the reversion, after the said
duke, belonging to the said John Langton and Margaret Haryngton.
And by another inquisition held before the same escheator at * Spitell in
le Strete ' on Tuesday after the feast of St. Mary, 6 Henry VI, it was
found that the same late duke held, besides the above, the patronage and
advowson of the priory of St. Mary, Thomeholme, to the said manor
belonging, and a market and fair with the court belonging to a fair as
parcel of the same manor, also the view of frank pledge in the same
manor, under the law of England in like manner as above. By a third
inquisition taken before Robert Hatefeld, late escheator in the county of
York, at Selby on Thursday before the Annunciation, 6 Henry YI, it was
found that the said duke before his death granted by deed to the said
William in fee all his estate in the manors of Great Fameley, Little
Fameley, Okenshawe, Clakeheton, Scoles, Collyng, Conyngley, Gairgrave,
Poterton, Brymston, Kirkeby upon Wharf, Northmylford, and Hoton
Longvillers, which the said duke held by the law of England in like
manner as above, and which, except Hoton Longvillers, which is held
of John duke of Bedford, as of the honour of Richmond, are held of the
king as of the duchy of Lancaster of the honour of Pontefraot. Complaint
has now been made on behalf of the said John and William and of
the said Margaret, the latter's wife, that the said manor of Appilby and
the other manors mentioned are in the king's hands by virtue of the
inquisitions mentioned, on the ground that the said duke and Margaret
his wife were seised of them and of the castle and manor of Homeby, co.
Lancaster, in the right of Margaret and had issue between them, Henry,
who died without issue of his body, and that Margaret died and the duke,
surviving her, held as abovesaid, the reversion belonging to the petitioners
Margaret and John ; but that the same duke, in his life-time, demised all
his estate in the premises to the said William and to Richard Walton and
John Grissyngham, chaplains, their heirs and assigns, and that William
granted his estate to Walton and Grissyngham and that they granted the
premises to the petitioners Margaret and John, their heirs and assigns,
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Membrane 10 — conU
in the lifetime of the said duke. Whereby the petitioners were seised
and parted the premises among themselves, so that the said manors of
Great Parneley, Little Farneley, Okenshawe, Clakeheton, Scoles, Collyng,
Conyngley, Gairgrave, Poterton, Brymston, Kyrkeby upon Wharf,
Northmylford, and Hoton Longvillers, co. York, and the said manor of
Appilby, CO. Lincoln, were allotted to the pourparty of the petitioner, John
Langton, and the said castle and manor of Homeby, co. Lancaster, to the
pourparty of the petitioner Margaret ; whereby the said petitioner Langton
was sole seised of the manors mentioned as his pourparty. The king's
licence was not obtained in these transfers, and the petitioners have long
sued in chancery to have the premises, but owing to a diversity of opinion
among the judges and other learned men of the king's council in the
chancery, they have not been able to obtain them. The king now, by
advice of the council, and for lOOZ. to be paid at the Receipt of the
Exchequer, has pardoned the trespasses herein, and grants that the
petitioners may have the premises, with any issues thereof not already
answered to the king, saving to the king homage, relief and other
services. By p.s.
March 18. Assignment to the archbishop of Canterbury, in repayment of his loan
Westminster, of 2,0(K)^ to the king, of the following sums from the collectors of the
first part of the half-tenth last granted by the clergy of the province of
Canterbury, viz. 601, due from the said archbishop as his contribution for
his temporalities and spiritualities, 150Z. from the collectors of the diocese
of Canterbury, lOOl, from the collectors of the archdeaconry of Colchester,
40Z. from the collectors of the archdeaconry of Bedford, 601. from the
collectors of the archdeaconry of Worcester, 60Z. from the collectors of the
archdeaconry of Hereford, 60Z. from the collectors of the archdeaconry of
Gloucester, 60/. from the collectors of the archdeaconry of Oxford, 200/.
from the collectors of the archdeaconries of Norwich and Norfolk, 60/.
from the collectors of the archdeaconry of Dorset, 60/. from the collectors
of the archdeaconry of Berks, 120/. from the collectors of the diocese of
Bath and Wells, 63/. 6^. Sd. from the coUectors of the archdeaconry of
Huntingdon, 110/. from the collectors of the archdeaconry of Winchester,
and 150/. from the collectors of the archdeaconry of Suffolk and Sudbury ;
and from the fine of the duke of York for the livery of certain castles,
manors and lands which Anne late the wife of Edmund, earl of March,
held in dower of the heritage of the said duke, 666/. ISs. id. Covenant,
also, by advice of the council, that the said assignment shall not be
changed in any wise. By p.s.
July 8. Letters of denization for Master John Byuel, the king's servant, bom
Westminster, in Prance. [Fiedera.] By K. & C. in Pari.
2432 MEMBRANE 0.
Dec. 1. Acquittance to William Bus, citizen and 'joialler' of London, master
Westminster, of the mint within the Tower of London and the town of Calais, on
certificate by the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer of the trial of
the pix as follows :
Assay made at Westminster, 27 October, 11 Henry VI, in the presence
of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, Henry, archbishop of Canter-
bury, John, archbishop of York, John, bishop of Bath and Wells,
chancellor of England, John lord Lescrop, treasurer of England,
Master William Lyndewode, keeper of the privy seal, Philip, bishop
11 HENKY VI.— Pabt 1. 259
2432 Membrane 9 — cont
of Ely, W. bishop of Lincoln, J. bishop of Bochester, Humphrey,
earl of Stafford, John (sic) earl of Suffolk, Walter lord Hungerford,
'chivaler,' and John Juyn, knight, chief baron of the exchequer,
of the five forms of silver money made at Calais between 81
October, 10 Henry VI, and 80 September, 11 Henry VI, both days
included, while Bichard Bokeland was warden and William Bus,
master. The pix held 12 scinches containing Ids. 4(2. silver by
tale taken from 2Q,lS2lbs, lOioz, silver by weight, minted there and
issued from the exchange during the same period, viz., 225. Sd.
in groats, 22^. 8d, in half-groats, 22^. 8^. in sterlings, 5^. 8d. in
half-pence, and 6s. 8d. in farthings. These coins being mixed
together and assay for weight made by John Hexam, changer and
assayer in the Tower, it was found that 155. thereof weighed half
a standard pound Tower, and so the money was of due weight
according to the indentures made between the king and the said
master, which are enrolled on the Memoranda Boll for the said
11th year in the Recorda of Michaelmas term, ro. 6. In which
is contained that the money is to be of the alloy of the old sterling
and is to weigh 805. to the Tower pound with a remedy of 2d. in
the pound either way : and assay by fire being made on Sd. of the
money, viz. a groat, a half -groat, a sterling, a halfpenny and two
farthings, the money was found as regards alloy to be .better than
the old standard by Idwt. of pure silver in the pound.
On the same day and in the presence of the same persons assay was
made of the five kinds of silver money made in the Tower of
London between 12 October, 10 Henry VI, and 18 October,
11 Henry VI, both days included, viz. while Henry Somer was
warden of the exchange and William Bus, master of the mint.
The pix held 22 scinches containing 295. 8d. by tale taken from
1,466Z&5. doz. 10s. lOdwt. silver by weight, minted there and issued
from the exchange during the said period, viz. : 95. 4c2. in groats,
55. 2d. in half groats, 55. 6d. in sterlings, 55. in halfpence, and
45. &d. in farthings. The coins being mixed and assayed for
weight by John Hexam, changer and assayer, 155. thereof were
found to be short of the standard by idwt. in the pound, which the
master claimed as excusable within the limits of the remedy in the
indentures mentioned. As regards alloy the money was found to
be good and lawful.
On the same day and before the same persons assay was made of the
money of gold made in the said Tower between 16 October,
10 Henry VI, and 22 October, 11 Henry VI, both days included.
The pix held 88 scinches containing 22^ 65. Sd. in gold by tale
taken from 668^65. ioz. 155. Idiot, gold by weight minted and issued
from the Exchange there within the said period, viz. : 86 nobles, 86
half-nobles and 52 farthings of gold. The coins being mixed
and assay made for weight by the said changer, 8^ 65. Sd. were
found to be short of the weight of half a pound Tower by Idwt,
to the pound, which the master claims as excusable, being
within the remedy allowed in his indenture mentioned above.
Nov. 16. Grant, by advice of the council, that the abbot of Begham in the
WestminBter diocese of Chichester and other abbots of Premonstratensian houses in
England may sue to the pope for licence to be exempt from attending
the general chapter of their order in France, and for licence to have
an abbot of their order in England appointed president by the pope
260 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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to hold a general chapter for the same order in England and correct
anything done contrary to the form of their order, as the abbot of
Premonstre in France has been wont to do ; this notwithstanding the
statute of 2 Henry lY relative to provisors. The abbots and convents
of the order in England have shewn that they have hitherto been bound
to attend the general chapter of their order in France, either in person
or by proctors belonging to the order, whenever summoned by their
superior, the abbot of Premonstre, under penalty of excommunication,
suspension, privation and depositions, and divers of their brethren
going as such proctors, have been taken and robbed by the king's enemies
and rebels there, others have been drowned at sea, some have been sold,
imprisoned, ill-used, tortured, and put to great ransom ; while the abbots
may not leave the realm to sue to the pope for remedy without special
-J ^QQ licence of the king. By p.s.
Feb. 18. Revocation of the protection for one year which was granted to John
Westminster. Bentham, burgess and merchant of the town of Southampton, as about to
proceed to Picardy and serve in the company of John duke of Bedford,
captain of Calais, in victualling that town, because he tarries in the
county of Southampton, as John Gyffard, the sheriff, has certified.
Feb. 19. Mandate to John Perveys, mayor of London and escheator in that city,
Westminster, to deliver the temporalities of ^t. Saviour's, Bermondeseye, in the
diocese of Winchester, to brother John Bromelegh, of that house, whose
election as abbot, in succession to Thomas Thetford, deceased, has been
confirmed by Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, and whose fealty the king
has taken.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Kent. Somerset.
EssecK and Hertford. Bedford and Buckingham.
Surrey and Sussex. Berks.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Jan. 24. Licence for the prioress and convent of St. Mary's, Berkyng, to elect
Westminster, an abbess in the room of Margaret Swynford, deceased. By p.s.
July 20. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Nicholas Middil-
Westminster, more, one of the yeoman of the crown, for good service, of 6J. a day
from Easter last out of the farms and issues of the county of Devon.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Devon.
Vacated by surrender^ the king on 29 September, in the sixteenth year,
having granted him the said Qd. a day for life.
MEMBRANE 8.
Feb. 28. Licence, for 12Z. paid in the hanaper, for Henry, cardinal of England
Westminster, and bishop of Winchester, Thomas, bishop of Durham, Simon Felbrigg,
knight, Richard Steresacre and Robert Suthwell, to grant the manors of
Thresk, Hovyngham and Kirkeby Malesart, co. York, and the manor of
Eppeworth, co. Lincoln, which are held in chief, to Katharine, duchess of
Norfolk, for life.
Feb. 15. Assignment, by advice of the lords of the council, to Henry, archbishop
Westminster, of Canterbury, Henry, bishop of Winchester, Thomas, bishop of Durham,
Walter Hungerford, knight, and John Leventhorp, feoffees of Henry V of
certain castles, lordships, manors, towns and lands of the duchy of
11 HENEY VL— Pakt 1.
261
1433.
Feb. 22.
Westminster*
March 14.
Westminster.
Membrane 8 — cont.
Lancaster, their executors and assigns, in repayment of 8,000Z. lent by
them to the king, of all subsidies and customs arising after Easter next
from wools, hides, woolfells and tin, and from tuns of wine and other
merchandise in the port of Southampton, after deducting annuities in fee
or for term of life charged on the same by the king or his progenitors and
the fees and rewards of the collectors and controllers. One such collector
is to be appointed on the nomination of the grantees or their executors
and all the moneys arising out of the said customs and subsidies in the
said port shall be paid to him, and he shall pay charges and hand over the
balance to the said grantees or their executors until they have had repay-
ment not only of the said d,OOOZ. but also of the sum of 8,02dZ. 18«. 7p.
previously lent by them to the king. One part of the ' coket ' seal for the
said port is to remain in their possession, or in that of their deputy, until
such repayment is complete, and no wool, woolfells, hides, tin or other
merchandise as aforesaid shall pass through the said port until cocketed
and custom or subsidy paid, nor will the king or any of his councillors
endeavour to induce any merchant to take his wares to any other port
rather than Southampton. No existing annuity or charge on the said
revenues which may fall in, shall be renewed, but shall go to increase
the amount payable to the now grantees ; but when they have had
repayment, the present grant patent is to be surrendered for can-
cellation. [Cf. Proceedings and Ordinances of the Pnvy Cmincil, vol, iv.
PI). 148-145.] By p.s.
Grant, by advice of the council, and in consideration of the services
rendered by Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, and the great sums of
money which he has lent to the king, that the master and College of SS.
Mary, Thomas the Martyr, and Edward the Confessor of Higham Ferrers,
lately founded by him, shall pay no fee or fine to the king when
purchasing the 40 marks worth of land and rent which they have licence
to acquire. By p.s.
Commission to Lewis John, by mainprise of Thomas Phelip of Sandon,
CO. Essex, and John Shordych of Chelchehith, co. Middlesex, of the
marriage of Anne one of the daughters and heirs of Richard Hankeford,
knight, tenant in chief, he paying therefor at the Receipt of the Exchequer
100 marks in hand, 100 marks at Michaelmas next and another 100
marks at Michaelmas following, 200Z. in all. By bill of the treasurer.
March 2.
Dogmersfield.
MEMBRANE 7.
Licence for the sub-prioress and convent of the church of St. Margaret,
Bromhale, to elect a prioress in the room of Thomasia Bodjngton,
resigned.
Feb. 14. Whereas Thomas Comyn, Richard White and Philip Russell, citizens
Westminster, of Lymeryk, were appointed by Henry V to receive all profits arising
from pleas in the said city, and all fines, amercements and issues apper-
taining to justices of the peace and payable within the same city, and
apply the same in repairing its walls, and whereas the said Richard is
dead ; the king, by advice of the council, on petition by the mayor and
commonalty of the city, appoints the said Thomas and Philip to continue
receiving the premises and expend them for the good of the city, the
fortifications of which still need repair. By p.s.
262 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
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2433 Membrane 7 — conL
March 7. Presentation of Henry Warder, chaplain, to the church of Mykelham,
Westminster. Jq |;he diocese of Winchester ; directed to the vicar-general, the hishop
being abroad.
March 10. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Stafford to deliver the
Dogmersfield. temporalities of the monastery of Burton upon Trent to Ralph Heneley,
monk of that house, whose election as abbot has been confirmed by
William, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and whose fealty the king
has commanded to be taken by the prior of Repyndon.
The like to the escheators in the following counties: —
Warwick.
Derby.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
March 17. Grant for life, by advice of the council, to Master John Carpenter,
Westminster, king's clerk, of the wardenship of the house or hospital of St. Anthony,
London ; he must within a year profess the regular order wont to be
observed in the same. By p.s.
Mandate to the mayor of London to put him in possession.
Feb. 19. Inspeximm and confirmation, by advice of the council, to William
Westminster, Porter, knight, of the following : —
1. Letters patent indented (French) of Joan, queen of England,
dated at Westminster, 8 May, 4 Henry Y, being a lease to him for
her life or his, if she survive him, of the keeping of Rokyngham
castle and of the stewardship of Rokyngham forest between the
bridges of Staunford and the gates of Oxford, with all appur-
tenances, except the keeping and survey of the park and bailiwick
of Briggestoke with the herbage and pannage in the same,
previously granted, at the instance of Henry V, to Ralph Grene,
her esquire. The said William and his deputies are to have the
survey of vert and venison in all other parks and bailiwicks in the
said stewardship from Michaelmas then last, and to pay therefor at
her Receipt in Westminster 65Z. lOs. a year. He is to assume all
responsibility for the premises, and she may re-enter if waste
be done through his default or the rent be unpaid. And if the
said Ralph Grene should die in his life-time he is to have the said
survey, herbage and pannage of the said park of Briggestoke and
of the out woods called ' Briggestoke bailly ' there, paying therefor
16 marks 10s. ; and likewise should Sir John Tiptoft, knight, die
in his lifetime, he is to have the keeping of the forest of Waubrigge
and Sappley, with all the profits thereof.
2. The like letters patent of the same dated at London 80 November
1 Henry YI, being a grant to the same for the like term of the
keeping of the park of Cliff and the office of bailiff there, with the
usual and reasonable fees and profits, in succession to Nicholas
Merbury, esquire, deceased.
Grant also to the said William Porter of the foregoing during pleasure
after the death of the said queen, should it occur in his life time.
By p.s. and for 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
March 18. Licence, by advice of the council, for John, bishop of Bangor, who is
Westminster, proceeding to the general council at Basle to export gold and silver in
bullion or coin to the value of 400 marks. [Foedera.] By p.s.
April 26. Licence for the dean and chapter of St. Asaph*s to elect a bishop in
Westminster, the room of Robert, deceased. By p.s*
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 263
1 j^QQ Membrane 7— conf.
April 25. John Babthorp, staying in England, has letters nominating Philip
Westminster. Walsshe and John Seyse as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Thomas Smyth, clerk, received the attorneys.
Feb. 18. Orant to Balph, lord of Crumwell, of the marriage of Peter, son and
Westminster, heir of Gervase Frechevyle, tenant in chief, from heir to heir ; he is to
render therefor 201. at the Receipt of the Exchequer.
May 27. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Ovyngton to the office of tronage
Westminster, or pesage in the port of Newcastle upon Tyne, with the usual wages and
fees. By bill of the treasurer.
May 24. Appointment of John Badclyf, knight, on the mainprise of William
Westminster. Blakboume of the county of Lancaster, 'gentilman,' and Ralph Belstede
of the county of Hertford, ^ gentilman,* to the custody of all the lands and
tenements which were of Walter, lord Fitz Wautier, knight, tenant in
chief, during the nonage of Elizabeth, his daughter and heir, together
with her marriage, on payment for the said custody and marriage of
588Z. 6^. 8^. at the Receipt of the Exchequer. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 6.
Feb. 4. Mandate to John Perveys, mayor of London and escheator in that city,
Westminster to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of St. Mary, Berkyng, to
Catherine Pole, nun of the house, whose election as abbess has been con-
firmed by Robert, bishop of London, and whose fealty the king has
taken. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Essex. Cambridge.
Middlesex. Bedford and Buckingham.
Surrey.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Signification to R. bishop of London of the king's assent to the
Westminster, election of the said Catherine Pole. By p.s.
Feb. 18. Licence, by advice of the council, for Robert Auncell, prior of
Westminster. St. Pancras, Lewes, in the diocese of Chichester, to execute the offices
of chamberlain, receiver general and vicar to which he has been appointed
for two years by brother Oddo, abbot of Cluny, for the provinces of
England, Scotland, and Ireland, and the offices of vicar and proctor in
all England of Theobald Doneti, prior of La Charity sur Loire, in the
diocese of Auxerre, to which he has been appointed by the said Theobald.
He may visit all benefices subject to either house, according to his said
appointments, confer void benefices in their gift, and do all things belong-
ing to a visitation, provided that he do not export gold or silver without
the king's leave, nor do anything that may prejudice the king or his lieges;
and provided also that should he visit the monastery of Bermondeseye, he
shall visit it as an abbey and not as a priory. Protection also for him,
his monks and servants, whilst making his visitations. By p.s.
March 17. Signification to R. bishop of Salisbury, of the king's assent to the election
Westminster, of Alice Burton, sister of the monastery of St. Margaret, Bromholme (nc),
to be prioress of that place.
Feb. 4. Grant, by advice of the council, to Edmund Langtoo of the office of
Westminster, launder of the park of Claryngdon, co. Wilts, with the custody of the
264 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
3433^ Membrane 6 — cont.
deer {bestiarum) and conies of the same, to be discharged by him in person
or by deputy during the life of Richard Etton and, after his death, during
pleasure, with 8i(i. a day wages out of the issues of the county of Wilts,
and other fees and profits to the office belonging, together with three
persons called ' stikkers * going continually within the park to collect dry
underwood there, as has been usual of ancient time. The said Richard
Etton has resigned the grant of the same office made him by Henry V and
confirmed by the present king, to the intent that the said Edmund Langtoo
should have the same. By p.s.
Feb. 22. Exemption for the master and college of Higham Ferrers from paying
Westminster, fees for the execution of their licence to acquire 40 marks' worth of land.
[A duplicate of the last entry but one on Membrane 8 above.] By p.s.
March 20. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Teell as controller of the
Westminster, search in the ports of Lenne, Yernemouth and Gippewic, with the usual
wages and fees. Appointment of him also to arrest goods liable to custom
which he may find being taken in or out of these ports uncocketed,
uncustomed or with the subsidy on them unpaid, to answer therefor at the
Exchequer. By bill of the treasurer.
March 21. Presentation of Roger Clerk, parson of the church of Wyforby, in the
Westminster, diocese of Lincoln, to the church of St. Giles, Wynchelsee, in the diocese
of Chichester, on an exchange of benefices with Michael Grigory.
March 2. Commisssion to Robert Whytyngham and Richard Alrede, on the
Westminster, mainprise of Robert Burton of London, *gentilman,' and John Killyng-
holm, of the marriages of Margaret and Elizabeth, daughters and heirs of
William Bykbury, who held of Thomas, earl of Devon, the king's ward.
They are to pay at the Exchequer for the marriages 60 marks at the
quinzaine of Easter next, and another 50 marks at the quinzaine of
Easter following. By bill of the treasurer.
July 26. Grant, by advice of the council, to Master Robert Galeon of the prebend
Westminster, of Holyngton within the king's free chapel of Hastynges, void by the
resignation of Nicholas Sturgeon. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter.
Vacated because unexecuted.
MEMBRANE 5.
March 18. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Cotom,
Westminster, clerk, keeper of the Great Wardrobe, of the office of porter (portitoris) of
the same with the fees, wages and profits and two robes, one for summer
and one for winter, as has been usual, by the hands of the keeper of the
same wardrobe. John Walsyngham has surrendered the grant which he
has of the said office of porter, to the intent that his estate in the same
might pass to the said William. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender ^ the king on 19 July, in the Jifteetith year, having
granted the said office to the said WiUiam fur life with tJie assent of ttie said
Johyi,
Feb. 18. Licence, by advice of the council, for Robert, bishop of Salisbury,
Westminster, proceeding to the general council of Basle, to take with him out of
England gold and silver to the value of 1,000^. [Fcsdera.'] By p.s.
March 26. Presentation of Roger Clerk to the church of St. Giles, Wynchelsee, in
Westminster, the diocese of Chichester, void by the resignation of Michael Gregory.
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265
143S.
April 1.
WMtminster.
March 28.
Wettmiiuter.
April 15.
Wesiminster.
AprU 18.
Canterbary.
March 21.
WMtmmster.
Memfn'ane 5 — cont.
Presentation of John Monmouth, parson of the church of New Radenore,
in the diocese of Hereford, to the church of Newenham, in the diocese of
Lincoln, on an exchange of benefices with John Grene.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Crook to the office of ganger in
the port of Southampton, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
Presentation of Owyn Oswestrie, alias Hugh Oswestrie, parson of
Porthynon, in the diocese of St. Davids, to the parish church of Llanvaur
in the diocese of St. Asaph, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the bishopric of St. Asaph being in his hands, on an exchange of
benefices with William Grant.
Licence, by advice of the council, for the lord of Hungerford, who is
going to Calais to meet the king's uncle Bedford upon certain matters
concerning the realm, to carry with him beyond sea, money, gold and silver
vessels and other his harness, any statute to the contrary notwithstanding.
ByC.
The like for Philip, bishop of Ely, in the like circumstances. By p.s.
The like for Ralph, lord of Cromwell. By p.s.
April 29.
Westminster.
Pardon to William Brampton of Chestreville, co. Derby, of his out-
lawry in the said county, for not appearing in Chancery, pursuant to the
act in the Parliament held at Westminster in 9 Henry VI to satisfy
Leuyn le Clerk, merchant of Ghent, of 707 marks 68. Sd. judgment debt
and 100 marks damages; the said William having surrendered in
Chancery to the prison of Flete and paid the debt and damages as Giles
Haenbec, proctor and attorney of the said Leuyn, has acknowledged in
Chancery. [See Rolls of Parliament^ Vol, IV, pp. 872, 878.]
May 1. Commission to Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, on the mainprise of
Westminster. Thomas Hasely, esquire, and Master Henry Penworthan, clerk, of the
marriage of Henry son and heir of John Grene, tenant in chief, he to pay
therefor such sum as he shall arrange with the treasurer of England
before Midsummer. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated because unexecuted.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Robert Whityng-
ham, esquire, of the office of receiver-general of the duchy of Cornwall,
with the usual wages, fees and profits, such as Lewis Johannis had.
Vacated because otherwise below. By p.s.
Protection with clause volunuis, for one year for William Byle of
Warham, co. Dorset, * gentilman ' alias * attorney,' staying in Ireland in
the company of Thomas Stanley, king's knight, lieutenant of that land.
By bill of p.s.
Licence, for 100s. paid in the hanaper, for John Feriby, esquire, and
Margery, his wife, to enfeoff John Corve, Thomas Haydok and Ralph
Wymeldon of the manor of Westhorslegh, co. Surrey, and of the advow-
son of Westhorslegh church, which are held of the king in chief ; and for
the said feoffees, after seisin had, to grant the premises to the said John
Feriby and Margery, and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to her
right heirs.
March 21.
Westminster.
May 9.
Westminster.
March 20.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
Exemplification, on oath by Thomas Gloucestre that the original has
been accidentally lost, of letters patent, dated 29 April, 11 Henry IV,
inspecting, confirming and enlarging letters patent (French) of Joan
queen of England, dated at Cherteseye abbey, 9 April, 11 Henry lY, in
favour of the said Thomas and Thomas Liileboame.
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May 15. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Stanley, esquire, to be sheriff of
Westminster, the county of Meryonnyth in North Wales, with the usual fees and wages.
He is to acoount for the profits at the Exchequer (sic).
By bill of the treasurer.
March 21. Appointment, during pleasure, by advice of the council, of Robert
Westminster. Whityngham, esquire, as receiver-general of the duchy of Cornwall, with
authority to levy and receive all sums of money due from any manors,
lands, coinages, stannaries and other possessions whatsoever in the duchy
of Cornwall, the county of Devon or elsewhere in England by reason of
the duchy, receiving yearly the fees and wages anciently accustomed, in
^ ,nf) ^^^^ manner as Lewis Johan had these by the king's gift. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Licence, by advice of the council and for 20s. paid in the hanaper by
Westminster. Robert Fyngall of Alyncestre, co. Warwick, chaplain, for him, although
born in Ireland, to reside in England for life during good behaviour :
notwithstanding that the king, by advice and assent of the council and at
the request of the commonalty of England made in the Parliament lately
held at Westminster, caused it to be publicly proclaimed in the severed
counties of England that all the king's lieges of Ireland should leave
England, except certain persons in the said proclamation specified.
1433. ^y p'-
May 22. Pardon to Roger Hopwode of Leomynstre, co. Hereford, * gentilman,*
Westminster, of his outlawry in the county of Buckingham for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to satisfy the ransom due to the king for the trespass
which he was convicted of having done to Henry Oldecastell, esquire,
at Pryns Rysburgh; he having surrendered to the prison of Flete and
satisfied the said Henry of the damages adjudged him, as Roger Fox,
Henry's attorney, has acknowledged, and William Babyngton, chief justice
of the Common Bench, has certified.
May 27. Presentation of John Brokholes to the church of Avenynge, in the
Westminstei. diocese of Worcester.
May 24. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Hampton,
Westminster, king's esquire, usher of the chamber, of the office of sheriff of the county
[comoti Patent Roll, la countee Privy Seal) of Meryonnyth in Wales, to be
discharged by him or his deputy, until he be provided with some other
office not requiring personal residence, together with the fees, wages and
profits anciently accustomed, in like manner as Thomas Dankynson had
when alive. By p.s. [2718.]
Vacated by surrender^ tJie hunj on% AuguWin his fifteenth year^ haviwf
granted him 5 marks a year for life out of tJie fee farm of tlu town of
Coventry.
MEMBRANE 4.
Feb. 11. Lisped imus and confirmation, by advice of the council, of letters
Westminster, patent {French) jf Joan, queen of England, dated at her manor of Langley,
1 April, 7 Henry VI, to the following effect : —
She grants to William Ludlowe for life the office of parker of the
park of Ludgarshale, co. Wilts, in consideration of the good reports
which have been made to her of his person, that he has stayed
with her, and that Richard Creke, to whom she had granted the
office, but who cannot properly perform its duties owing to his
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1 j^Qo Membrane 4 — cont.
attendance on ber person, has surrendered his estate in the said
William's favour, the latter taking the Sd, a day wages out of the
issues and profits of the manor of Ludgarshale, and the other fees
and profits which have usually belonged to the said office, in like
manner as Richard Halsham, predecessor of the said Richard
Creke, did when alive.
And the king now grants that, should the said queen die in the life
time of the said William, he shall continue to hold the office during
pleasure. By p.s and for j mark paid in the hanaper.
March 17. Presentation of Gerard Hesyll, one of the clerks of the king's chapel,
Westminster, to the prebend which Reginald Pulham lately held in the king's free
chapel of Hastyng, in the diocese of Chichester. By p.s.
March 21. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Robert Broune,
Westminster, yeoman of the saucery of the mouth, of the office of parker of the
park of Berkhampstede, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with the
wages of 2d, a day out of the issues of the lordship of Berkhamatede by
the hands of the receiver there, and with the accustomed fees, rights and
profits of wood-pigeons, Thomas Neweton being desirous of demising his
estate in the said office to the intent that the said Robert should have it.
1432. ^^P-"-
Oct. 20. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Beauchamp,
Westminster, knight, king's carver, for good service and that he may be able to serve to
the king's greater honour in the future, of 40^. a year out of the king's
treasure by the hands of the treasurer and chamberlains. By p.s.
The like to the following : —
Robert Roos, knight, Edmund Hungerford, knight, and John Beau-
champ, knight, king's carvers. By p.s.
1433.
March 14. Presentation of William Swaby, chaplain, to the church of Horstede, in
Westminster, the diocese of Norwich.
March 27. It was found by inquisition before Geoffrey Rokell, escheator in the
Westminster, county of Essex, that John Bohun, knight, deceased, granted to Thomas
Dale, clerk, and John Leget, chaplain, who still survive, their heirs and
assigns, the manor of Filolleshall in Kelweden with its appurtenances in
the towns of Kelweden, Feryng, Great Braxstede, Messyng, Inneworth,
Bradwell by Coggeshale, Esthorp, Copford, Great Brych, ToUeshunte
Treygose, ToUeshunte Chivaler and Terlyng whereby they were seised,
without the king's leave being obtained, and that the premises are held of
the king as of the castle of Dover by the service of one knight's fee. On
the death of the said John Bohun and by reason of this trespass the
premises were taken into the king's hand, but now, for 10 marks paid in
the hanaper, he has pardoned the trespass and granted that the said
Thomas and John Leget shall have the manor again.
April 26. Licence for the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of St. Asaph
Westminster, to elect a bishop in the room of Robert, deceased. By p.s.
May 6. Licence, by advice of the council, for John, abbot of St Albans, who is
Westminster, proceeding with the king's leave on behalf of the clergy of England to the
general council of Basle, to take with him or have forwarded to him out
of England gold and silver in bullion and specie to the value of 400Z.
[Fadera,] By p.s.
268 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1 J oq Membrane 4 — cont.
May 24. Grant, by advice of the council, to Gerard Hesyll, king's clerk, of the
WestmiiiBter. prebend which Henry Merston held, when alive, in the chapel of St.
Stephen within Westminster palace. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean of the chapel. By the same writ.
May 27. Commission during pleasure to William Erby to provide wood, tables,
Westminster, forms, rushes, straw and other necessaries for the hall and chamber of
the household of John, duke of Bedford, in accordance with the statutes
of purveyors. By C.
The like to Robert Trewyk, for hay, oats, beans, peas, and other things
belonging to the office of the avenary of the household of the said duke.
ByC.
The like to William Mayhewe, for wheat, wood, straw and other things
belonging to the office of the bakery of the said household. By C.
The like to Robert Porter, for beeves, cows, calves, sheep, porks and
sea fish and fresh-water fish, and other things belonging to the office of
the eatery of the said household. By C.
May 18. Pardon, for 25 marks paid in the hanaper, to Richard Loue of Hyde
Westminster, and John Loue, his son, for acquiring to themselves and the heirs of the said
Richard, from Thomas Gryffyth, esquire, the manor of Bentelegh together
with the bailiwick of keeping the hay of Bentelegh, which are held of the
king in chief, and entering therein without licence ; and licence for him
to retain the same.
May 24. Presentation of David ap Howell, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Westminster. Kenardynlle, in the diocese of St. Asaph, in the king's gift by reason of
the temporalities of that bishopric being in his hands.
June 18. Presentation of John Ruston, vicar of the church of Ifeld, in the diocese
Westminster, of Chichester, to the vicarage of the church of Bromley, in the diocese of
Winchester, on an exchange of benefices with John Whitgreve.
June 20. Revocation of the protection for half a year which was granted to John
Westminster. Eebyll of the town of Sandwich, *marchant,' alias citizen and fishmonger
of London, as having gone to France with corn and other victuals in the
company of John, earl of Huntyngdon, for his army there ; because the
said Eebyll tarries in London and the suburbs thereof, as the sheriffs
have certified.
MEMBRANE 3.
May 6. It has been shown to the king by Thomas Burton that he and Agnes
Westminster, late his wife arramed an assize of novel disseisin before John Martyn and
John Cottesmore, lately appointed justices of assizes in the county of
Wilts, against Walter de Pole, * chivaler,' and John Craas of Lokynton
and Margery, his wife, touching tenements in Lokynton and Alderyngton,
complaining that they had disseised them of the manor of Lokynton ;
that Walter appeared in person and John and Margery by one David
Bonn, their bailiff, who on their behalf denied that they had done any wrong
or disseisin to the said Thomas and Agnes, upon which issue the parties put
themselves on the assize. But the said Walter alleged that the manor
had been taken into the king's hands, and Robert Longe, then escheator
in the county, being examined thereon, acknowledged this, whereupon it
was contended that the justices ought not to proceed to take the assize
without consulting the king. Whereupon the justices refrained from
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1433.
Membrane 3 — cont.
proceeding, until, on the petition of the said Thomas and Agnes, the king
commanded the justices to proceed, but not to give judgment without
consulting him ; and afterwards on the same Thomas and Agnes showing
that process had been continued up to the point of judgment before John
Hals and Richard Neuton, justices of assizes for the same county, but that
the said John Hals and Bichard would not give judgment both on account
of the command already mentioned as addressed to the said Martyn
and Cottesmore and on account of a like command addressed by writ to
them, yet further command was given for the justices to proceed to give
judgment. Whereupon judgment was given that the said Thomas and
Agnes should recover their seisin of the manor by view of the recognitors
of the assize and damages assessed at 50 marks by the same recognitors,
as appears by the tenor of the record and process of the same assize
which the king has had before him in Chancery. 80 the said Thomas and
Agnes obtained possession, and Agnes died, after which the said Thomas
has been troubled in his possession through the custody of the manor
having been granted to Ivo Etton, esquire, by the name of the manor of
Lokyngton, by letters patent dated 28 January last. The sheriff was
accordingly commanded by writ of scire facias to warn the said Ivo to
appear in Chancery on the quinzaine of Easter and shew cause why the
letters patent in his favour should not be annulled, and returned that
he had been duly warned by John Trewbody, William Meryden, Nicholas
Arnewy and John Meryfeld; but he made default, and judgment was
given that his grant be annulled, which is done accordingly.
May 24. Licence, by advice of the council, for Hamon Sutton, mayor of the
Westminster, staple of Calais, who proposes to go thither on business concerning the
staple, to take with him over sea gold and silver in bullion and specie to
the value of 800/. By p.s.
June 19. Revocation of the protection for half a year which was granted to John
Westminster. Dartre, citizen and grocer of London, as about to proceed to France, there
to abide in the company of John, earl of Huntyngdon ; because he tarries
in the city of London, as John Pattesle and John Olney, the sheriffs,
have certified.
May 26. The like of the like protection granted to John Weste of London.
Wwtminster.
July 5. Admission of Nicholas Strangways and Bichard Heuster as guardians
Westminster, of John Conyers, a minor dwelling in England, to sue and be sued on his
behalf in Lreland. Grant also that they or one of them may appoint
attorneys on his behalf in the chancery of Ireland.
^ . 09 James Strangways admitted the guardians by writ.
Sept. 1. Licence, for 5 marks paid in the hanaper, for Richard Chedder to
Westminster, grant the manor of Dursley, co. Olouoester, held in chief, which he holds
for life by the law of England through the death of Elizabeth his wife, to
^iQQ Thomas Wyke, his executors or assigns.
May 16. Grant, by advice of the council, to John de Radeclyf, knight, on his
Westminster, petition, of the counties of Carernarvan (sic) and Meryonnyth in North
Wales, with all regalities, liberties, franchises, rents, services, and profits
to the same belonging by the hands of the chamberlain of North Wales,
together with the lordship called the lordship of Chirk and Chirkesland,
until he have had repayment therefrom of the 7,029Z. 18». Id. which he
has shown to the king and council to be still owing to him, after all
payments by him received, for his wages of 4s. a day as seneschal of
270 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
I j^QQ Membrane 8 — cont
Aquitaine and the wages of 200 archers at 20 marks a year each retained
with him from 1 May, 1 Henry VI, when he was retained by indenture as
such seneschal until 80 June, 9 Henry YI, and for the sum of 1,000 marks
a year payable to him as captain and constable of the castle of Frounsak
from 16 May, 7 Henry V, until 14 February last, as in the book of appeal
{libro de appello) in the Receipt of the Exchequer more fully appears.
By p.s.
July 8. John Graunt of London, ' sadeler,' and Agnes his wife, staying in
Westminster. England, have letters nominating John Selby of London, * draper,' and
Alexander White of Dublin as their attorneys in Ireland for one year.
May 27. Commission, during pleasure, to John Swayn to provide capons, hens,
WestmmBter. puUets, geese and all things belonging to the office of the poultry of the
household of John duke of Bedford. By G.
The like to John Eennynges.
MEMBRANE 2.
July 15. Inspeximiis and confirmation so far as relates to lands in Bernham,
Westminster. Bekerston and Corston, co. Norfolk, to Robert de Mortuo Mari, esquire,
present tenant, of letters patenti. dated 7 July, 7 Henry IV, inspecting
and confirming, with the same limitation, to Constantine de Mortuo
Mari, esquire, a charter dated 1 May, 12 Edward III [Charter holly
12 Edward III, No, 81], in favour of Constantine de Mortuo Mari,
'chivaler.' For 10s, paid in the hanaper.
July 16. Licence, pursuant to the licence for the founders of the chantry at the
Westminster, altar of the Holy Cross in the church of St. John the Baptist, Yevele, to
endow the same with lands and rents to 'the value of 10 marks a year, for
the said founders to .grant in mortmain lands and rents as follows : — viz.,
Stephen Hoper of Yevele, 2 messuages, a garden, 40 acres of land and
H acre of meadow in Yevele and Estlambroke ; John Botreaux, esquire,
8^ acres of land in Eyngeston and Hyneford ; Alice late the wife of John
Wynford, esquire, 1^/. of rent or a rent of a pair of gloves in Galampton,
the reversions of a messuage, a garden, 49 acres and 8 roods of land in
Galampton after the death of John Grene and Alice his wife, tenants for
life, a messuage, a garden and 42 acres of land in Galampton after the
death of Richard Colyns and Alice his wife, tenants for life, a messuage,
a garden and 24 acres of land in Galampton after the death of Margery
Gybbes, William Gybbes and Alice, his wife, tenants for life, a messuage,
a garden and 17 acres of land in Galampton after the death of Nicholas
Colyns and Maroella his wife, a moiety of a messuage, of a garden and of
10 acres of land in Galampton after the death of Joan Cosyn, tenant for
life, and a messuage, a garden and 2 acres of land in Galampton after the
death of Olive Smythes, tenant for life. The premises have been found
by inquisition before William Cornu, escheator in the county of Somerset,
to be worth 6 marks 4». id, a year, and are to be held in satisfaction of
7 marks of the 10 marks worth referred to above.
May 27. Licence for the duke of Orleans {Axirialemis), the king's prisoner, to
Westminster, promise to pay John Cornewaill, lord of Faunhope, 2,000 crowns in gold
before All Saints next, in part payment of the greater sum due from him,
on condition that William Boteller, one of his hostages, may go into
France. [Fadera,'] By p.s.
July 21. Presentation of Richard Martyll, bachelor of arts, to the church of St.
Westminster* Thomas, Wynchelse, in the diocese of Chichester, void by the resignation
of Thomas Astell.
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1433.
July 27.
WestmmBter.
Membrane 2 — conU
Margaret, late the wife of Thomas Swynforth, knight, and late the wife
of John, lord of Darcy, staying in England, has letters nominating Hugh
Bavent, clerk, and Ralph Lowethe as her attorneys in Ireland for one
year. John Brokholes, clerk, received the attorneys.
Feb. 20.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 1.
It has been shown to the king and council by Thomas Courtenay, earl
of Devon, son and heir of Hugh Courtenay, late earl, that by letters
patent dated 1 May, 2 Henry VI, the custody of all the manors and
tenements which the said late earl held by knight ser\uce of Henry V,
except his warrens, chaces and parks in the county of Devon, of which
Hugh Lutterell, 'chivaler,* since deceased, and John Gopleston, the
younger, were appointed keepers and surveyors, was granted to Anne
Courtenay, countess of Devon, mother of the said now earl, and to John,
lord of Talbot and Furnevall, from Michaelmas then last until the lawful
age of the heir, they rendering therefor 700 marks a year, and maintaining
the said now earl, and that by other letters patent, dated 8 July last, there
were granted to him 100 marks a year out of the farm aforesaid to main-
tain him and Thomas his son and that on 8 May next he will be nineteen
years of age, as by divers inquisitions appears ; wherefore the king, con-
sidering his good services both in France and England, and that his lands
having been a long while in the king's hands, his castles, manors, buildings,
mills and weirs have probably become ruinous, by advice of the council, and
for a fine of 1,000 marks to be paid at the Receipt of the Exchequer, as he,
the said earl, may arrange with the treasurer of England, grants to him
the said 700 marks which the countess and John, lord of Talbot are bound
to pay, together with any other rents and farms reserved by any letters of
the king or his father from lands coming into the royal hands by reason
of the minority of the said now earl by the death of any person, from
18 February last until his full age, with all knights* fees, patronages and
advowsons, and the keeping and survey of all chaces, warrens and parks,
in the king's hands by reason of the said minority after the death of the
said late earl or any other person, saving to the king any reversions
falling in in the meantime. Grant also that the said now earl, on
reaching his full age, without proof of age or suit for livery, may enter
into all the honours, castles, lordships, manors, lands, fee-farms
annuities, rents, services, knights' fees, patronages, advowsons, views of
frankpledge, courts, hundreds, franchises, liberties, offices and all other
profits and hereditaments whatsoever which are in the king's hands by
reason of his nonage, saving to the king his homage and fealty, and any
person having an assignment of the issues and profits of the premises,
beyond what is due, shall be at liberty to sue for a new assignment.
By p.s.
By letters patent dated 2 June, 10 Richard II, a certain purpresture
within the forest of Ingelwode, called ' Hermenthwayt,' with common in
the forest, was granted to John Skelton, * chivaler,' then esquire, for life,
for a certain rent to be paid at the Exchequer of Carlisle, and afterwards
it was shown, at the suit of the same John, that after peaceful possession
for some time, he had been put out by colour of letters patent, dated
4 July, 20 Richard II, whereby William Robynson, one of the foresters,
since deceased, received a grant of the same purpresture, by the name of
three purprestures containing two roods of land in Ermenthwayt, to
himself and his assigns, for 60 years, to make certain houses for his
- ^-<;-s*a
272 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
j^gg Membrane 1 — cant,
abode, and at a certain rent, which second letters patent the said John
sued to have revoked. Accordingly a writ of scire facias was issued to the
sheriff of Cumberland for John Robynson and William Luffe, executors
of the will of the said William Robynson, to appear in Chancery and
shew cause to the contrary, but, though they were returned as having
been duly warned by William Stubbe, John Stubbe, William Dedde and
William Chirden, they made default. Wherefore judgment was given for
the revocation, and for the said John to be restored to possession and to
have the mesne profits, and the letters patent in question are hereby
revoked accordingly.
July 80. Grant, by advice of the council, to the king's esquire Thomas Staunton
V^'estminster. the younger, one of the marshals of the hall of the household, son of
Thomas Staunton the elder, esquire, of the office of riding or master forester
of the forest or chace of Dertemore, co. Devon, to be discharged by him in
person or by deputy during the life of his said father, and after his death
during pleasure, with 10 marks a year for his fee by the hands of the
receiver of the duchy of Cornwall, and the other profits anciently
accustomed and with power to appoint foresters and officers under him.
The said Thomas the father has surrendered the grant which he had of
the premises by letters patent of Henry V when prince of Wales, to the
intent that his said son should have the same. By p.s.
Vacated by siirrende^\ the king on 18 December, in the sixt^eiith year,
having granted him the office for life.
1432.
MEMBRANE dOd.
Oct. 8. Commission to John Wellys, mayor of London, John Symond, Ralph
Dogmerafield. Holand, John Atherley, and the sheriffs of London, and to two or more of
them, including the said mayor, to enquire by oath of men of the city
and suburbs as to the malefactors who killed Petronilla late the wife of
William Goodgrome at London.
MEMBRANE 28d,
Oct. 20. Commission to Henry Bromflete, knight, Thomas de Metham, esquire,
Westmingter. John Constable of Halsham, esquire, John EUerker, John Portyngton,
William Hungate, William Chestir and John Stirton, and to two or more
of them, including either EUerker, Portyngton or Hungate, to enquire by
oath of the men of the county of York as to wards, marriages, reliefs and
escheats concealed from the king.
Nov. 12. Appointment of Ralph Crumwell, knight, Thomas Chaworth, knight,
WeitminBter* Richard Wentworth and Norman Babyngton, and to two of them,
including Wentworth, as justices to deliver the goal of Notyngham of
Elias de Stokk of Derby, co. Derby, 'marchaund,' John Spicer of the
same, * spicer,' Roger de Wolley, of the same, 'draper,* John Hoghton of
the same, ' draper,' and John Shirley of the same, 'gentilman.'
MEMBRANES 2rd, 2&d, 26d, and 21(2:
Commissions of the peace. [For names of justices see Appendix.]
11 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1. 273
1432. MEMBRANE 19i.
Nov. 28. Appointment of John Weston, Thomas MoUesley and John Campion,
Westminster or of Weston and either of the others, to deliver the gaol of Warwick of
Richard Reynold alias Longley of London, < draper.*
Nov. 18. Commission to William Botreaux, knight, Philip Courtenay, knight,
Westminster. John Arundell of Trerys, knight, Remfrey Arundell, John Copleston, John
Cork of Paterda and Nicholas Assheton, and to two or more of them
including either Copleston or Assheton, to enquire by oath of the men
of Cornwall, whether Edward Burnebury wilfully drowned himself by
falling into a well near his house in Bodmalgan, and if so, what goods
and chattels he had on the day of his death.
MEMBRANE lid,
Dec. 26. Commission de walliis et fossatis in the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln, to
Westminster. Robert de Wylughby, knight, Ralph Cromwell, knight, Nicholas Dykson,
clerk, Robert Roos, knight, Richard Pynchebek, Richard Benyngton,
Richard Welby, John Henage and Gilbert Haltof t, and to two or more of
them, including either Pynchebek, Benyngton or Henage.
Nov. 28. Tbe like in the parts of Eesteven, co. Lincoln, to John de Bello Monte,
Westminster, knight, Ralph Crumwell, knight, Nicholas Bowet, knight, Thomas Merys,
Geoffrey Paynell, Robert Eland, John Billyng and Robert Wytham and
to two or more of them, including Billyng.
MEMBRANE 16d.
Nov. 28. The like in the parts of Lyndesey, co. Lincoln, to Robert Wylughby,
Westminster, knight, John de Bello Monte, knight, Ralph Cromwell, knight, Thomas
Comberworth, knight, James Strangways, John EUerker, Walter Tailboys,
esquire, Thomas Santon, John Kyme, Richard Hawe, Robert Sheffeld and
Robert Periby, and to two or more of them, including either Strangways,
Ellerker, Kyme, Sheffeld or Feriby.
Oct. 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to Philip Courtenay, John Juyn,
Westminster, knight, John Hals, William Westbury, John Copleston and John Mulys,
and to two or more of them, including either Juyn, Hals or Westbury, on
complaint by William Botreaux, ' chivaler,* that William Shire, prior of
the house and church of St. Stephen, Launceston, co. Cornwall, Robert
Parys, his fellow-canon, William Cresa, ' gentilman,' Thomas Lannoy,
*gentilman,' John Lannoy, *yoman,* Thomas Okesbrigge, *yoman,* John
Boweton, 'souter,' and John Guyn, 'souter,' all of Launceston, and
Robert Skelton of Altemon, co. Cornwall, 'gentilman,' and other male-
factors, arrayed in manner of war, assaulted his men and servants at
Launceston, and unlawfully imprisoned them for some time.
1433. Eor 2 marks paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 26. The like to John Martyn, John Darell, Richard Wydevile, Geoffrey
WestminMer. Louther, William Haute, John Selenger, Robert Watton and John
Bamburgh, and to two or more of them, including Martyn, on complaint
by John, archbishop of York, William Scot and John Pyrye, that William
Partriche of Tunbrigge, co. Kent, * yoman,* Reginald Hurst of Tunbrigge,
'baker,' John Partriche of Mereworth, co. Kent, 'laborer,' Henry Waryn
of Mereworth, 'laborer,* Henry Payn, of the same, ' yoman,' and Thomas
Palmer of Mallyng, co. Kent, 'carpenter,' and other malefactors broke
their park and houses at Beerlyng, co. Kent, hunted therein without
leave, took and carried away goods to the value of 20Z. and deer, assaulted
their men and servants, and so threatened their tenants that they dared
not for a long while dwell upon their holdings.
For i mark paid in the hanaper.
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274 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2^32 MEMBRANE 15d.
Dec. 1. Commission to the abbot of Battle. Richard Wakehurst, William
Westminster. Sydenay the younger and Edmund Mylle, and to two or more of them,
to enquire by oath of men of Sussex as to the facts of the matter of a
petition which has been presented by Lewis Coychurch, archdeacon of
Lewes, as follows : — He and his predecessors by the common law and the
custom of the church ought to have the ordinary jurisdiction belonging
to the office of archdeacon in all parish churches, prebends and other
benefices of the archdeaconry, which jurisdiction includes, amongst other
things, visitations, corrections of crimes, cognisance of causes, and
inductions of parsons admitted and instituted by the bishop, and of such
jurisdiction petitioner and his predecessors have been seised from time
immemorial, saving that he and some of his predecessors have been
restrained from exercising the same on the bodies of the prebends of the
chapel of Hastyng by the king and certain of his progenitors on the
ground of the said chapel being a royal free chapel, whereas it never
was, by which pretext Edward I made collations of certain of the said
prebends to clerks, who merely by authority of his letters entered into
the bodies of the prebends without induction by the archdeacon, and since
that time the same thing has occurred, the bishop of Chichester admitting
and instituting but the archdeacon not inducting, although such induction
by the common law of the church belongs to the archdeacon whenever
admission and induction belong to the bishop. Afterwards by commission
under the great seal bearing date {portanUm datam) at Westminster
8 May, 85 Edward III, Master John Branktre, Master John Blaunchard,
Master John Norton and others were appointed to visit the said chapel,
and the said Blaunchard and Norton, upon facts found in the said
visitation, issued process against the abbot of Robertisbrigge, canon of the
same chapel and prebendary of Salehurst, as by the same process returned
into the Chancery appears. Likewise by virtue of a commission, dated at
Westminster 8 March, 9 Henry IV, to the abbot of Battle and Master John
Kyngton, clerk, the latter surveyed the said house and visited the canons
and ministers thereof and made divers regulations, some of them concerning
the prebends of the chapel and the repairs of the chancel 3 whereas the
bodies of the prebends ought of right to be visited by the archdeacon of
Lewes and not by royal commissioners. Also the said archdeacon has
been restrained from exercising his archidiaconal jurisdiction by the king's
writs of prohibition describing the chapel and prebends as exempt from
-. . 00 ordinary jurisdiction, whereas such is not the case.
Jan. 27. Commission to Thomas College, serjeant-at-arms, to arrest the goods of
Westminster. John Borstell, Kerstian Beselaer and other merchants of the Teutonic
Hanse, which goods, marked with owners* marks, are stated to have been
cast upon the shores of Norfolk and Lincoln from a certain ship of
Lyvonia, whereof John Shulte, mariner, was master and governor, which
was lost at sea.
Jan. 19. Commission to Edmund Talbot, knight, James de Hulme, Adam de
WestmiDster. Tetlowe and the coroners of the county of York, to arrest Peter Talbot
and Robert Caunsefeld and bring them oefore the king in the octave of
Midsummer next.
-i^Qo MEMBRANE I4d.
Deo. 6. Commision to Philip Courtenay, knight, Thomas Anmdell, knight,
Westminster. William Bodrugan, knight, John Herle, knight, John Tretherf, esquire,
John Jaybien, Nicholas Aysshton, John Lawhier and the sheriff of
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1433.
Jan. 8.
Dogmersfield.
1432.
Dec. 1.
WestmiDster
1433.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Mennbraiu 14rf — cont.
Cornwall, or two or more of them, including either Jaybien, Aysshton or
Lawhier, to enquire by the oath of men of the county as to the wastes,
sales, destructions and exiles which Robert Treaga and Richard Penpons
are stated to have committed in the mills, stews, lands, houses, woods
and orchards within the manor and borough of Helleston in Kyryer
demised to them by the king for term of years.
Commission to Thomas Estfeld, John Hunt, William atte Welle,
Richard Lagge, Walter Skelden and William Carpenter to arrest John
Broune of Aldershote, co. Southampton, 'husbondman,' and bring him
before the king in the chancery.
Commission of oyer and terminer to John Martyn, James Strangways,
John Cottesmore, John Sayvile, knight, William Normanvyle, knight,
and William Scargill and to two or more of them including Martyn,
Strangways or Cottesmore, on complaint by Godfrey Hilton, knight,
that John ConstabuU of Hedon in Holdernesse, esquire, John Foston
of the same, esquire, John Counstabyll of Halsam, esquire, John Melton
of Killom, esquire, Robert Counstabill of Flaynburgh, esquire, William
Mounseux of Lesset, esquire, Thomas Cumberworth of Arrowom,
knight, William Byrstell of Byrstell, esquire, Thomas Counstabyll
of Catfosse, esquire, John Wenslawe, of Bransburton, esquire, William
Twyer of Gaunstede, esquire, William Rysom of Rysom, esquire, John
Counstabyll of Frismash, esquire, and other malefactors to the number of
140 persons, armed and arrayed in manner of war, broke the closes and
houses of the said Godfrey at Swyn and Wystede, felled his trees, reaped
his crops, made hay of his grass, and carried ofif such crops and trees
to the value of 40Z. and depastured with cattle grass to the like value ;
also they assaulted him and his men and servants at Leven, Wessand and
Rysse, Hunmanby < on the wolde ' and York, and so threatened his
tenants at Swyn and Wystede that for a long time they dared not abide
there nor at Leven, Wessand nor Rysse. For 20«. paid in the hanaper.
Commission to Philip Courtenay, knight, William Wynard, John
Copleston, and the sheriff of Devon, to arrest William Moun and Richard
William alias Wilky, vicar of the church of Asshehill, and bring them
before the king in the chancery.
MEMBRANE 13d.
Feb. 24. Commission to William Burley, escheator in the county of Salop and the
Westminaler. adjacent Welsh marches, Richard Wyggemore, John Wynnesbury, Hugh
Cresset and the sheriff of the said county, or two or more of them, including
Burley, to enquire by the oath of the men of the said county and marches
as to concealments from the king or his progenitors of wardships,
marriages, reliefs, escheats, escapes and forfeitures, and as to wastes,
sales, destructions and exiles committed in royal manors, mills, stews,
lands, houses and orchards, or in such while in the king's hands.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Commission to John Juyn, knight, William Paston, Walter Taillard,
Richard Shypley and the sheriff of co. Hertford, or two or more of them,
including either Juyn or Paston, to enquire by the oath of men of the said
county as to a petition by Thomas Baryngton to the following effect. The
same Thomas is son and heir of John Baryngton, and his said father
was seised in his demesne as of fee of a messuage, 144 acres of land,
8 acres of wood, 8 acres of meadow, 114 acres of pasture and 8$^ lOid.
276 CALENDAK OF PATENT EOLLS.
1 j^QQ Membrane ISd — cont,
t)f irent, called * Clyntons * in Little Hadbam by Storteford, co. Hertford,
by grant of Henry Clyntcui of Little Hadbam, and remained in possession
until it was found by inquisition, taken at Mucb Hadbam on Wednesday
before St. Matthias tbe Apostle, 9 Henry IV, before William Clovyle,
then escbeator, that one Jobn Plukenet, wbo forfeited to Henry IV, beld
tbe premises in fee simple, to wit on Thursday in Wbitsun Week, 7
Henry IV, by feoflfiment of Jobn Baryngton, esquire, and others.
Afterwards on Tuesday before St. Matthew the Apostle and Evangelist,
9 Henry IV, it was found by another inquisition taken at Little Hadbam
on Berygrene before William Enovyle, then escbeator, that the said
Jobn Plukenet, wbo forfeited, held on the day of his forfeiture, viz. on
Thursday in Wbitsun week aforesaid, a tenement, 84 acres of arable land,
114 acres of pasture, 8 acres of meadow and 8 acres of wood in Little
Hadbam by Storteford called * Clyntons ' which he had by feoffment of
Jobn Baryngton, esquire, and others, together with 8«. lO^d. of rent of
assise in the same place ; and afterwards by virtue of another inquisition
taken at Ware on Tuesday in the fourth week of Lent, 11 Henry IV,
before Thomas Aspall, then escbeator, John Plukenet was found to have
been seised on the day of his forfeiture of divers lands and tenements
called ' Clyntons * in Little Hadbam by grant of Jobn Baryngton, esquire.
It is stated that the lands &c. mentioned in these inquisitions are those
which form the subject of tbe petition, and that the said John Baryngton,
the petitioner's father, was seised of them in his demesne as of fee until
put out by virtue of the inquisitions mentioned and of letters patent dated
81 January, 9 Henry IV, made in favour of Jobn Rassh, esquire, for
life. By K. & C.
The like commission to the same in the following circumstances. A
petition has been presented bv Nicholas Hywyssh late of Stanstede
Mounfichet and John Gest, clerk, late of Byrchangre, stating that they
were seised in their demesne as of fee of a messuage, 62 acres of land, 5
acres of meadow, 4 acres of wood, 10 acres of pasture and 10s. of rent in
Little Hadbam by feoffment of one Margaret Clynton of Little Hadbam
late the wife of Henry Clynton, until it was found by inquisition taken at
Ware, on Tuesday in the fourth week of Lent, 11 Henry IV, before
Thomas Aspall, then escbeator, that John Plukenet, who made forfeiture,
was on Thursday in Wbitsun week, 7 Henry IV, seised in his demesne as
of fee of a tenement called * Warynstenement * in Little Hadbam by grant
of Margaret Clynton, together with certain lands thereto belonging, being
80 acres of land and 10«. of yearly rent, which are the lands forming the
subject of the petition. Petitioners were put out by virtue of this
inquisition and of letters patent dated 81 January, 9 Henry IV, made in
favour of John Bassh, esquire, for life; but it is denied that the said
John Plukenet ever had anything in the premises. By K. & C.
MEMBRANE I2d.
Feb. 12. Commission to Henry, earl of Northumberland, Ralph, earl of West-
Westminster moreland, Thomas de Dacre, Robert Umfravill, Ralph Grey, William
Tempest, Laurence Acton, John Cartyngton, Robert Whelpyngton, John
Horsley and Hugh Salkeld, or to two or more of them, including either
Acton or Horsley, to enquire by the oaths of men of each of the counties
of Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmoreland as to wards, marriages,
reliefs, escheats and rights concealed from the king, and also as to escapes,
falsifications, deceptions, concealments, misprisions, extortions, usurpa-
tions, derogations, intrusions, offences and negligences done within the
said counties.
11 HENEY VI.— Part 1. 277
i^QQ Membrane 12c/ — cont.
Feb. 14. Commission to Humphrey earl of Stafford, Richard Laton, Thomas
Westminsker. Corbet of Lee, William Burlee, John Wynnesbury, John Bruyn of Brigge-
north, Richard Legat and the sheriff of Salop»^ to arrest Hugh Bostok,
' gentilman/ John Malpas, John Dodde, Nicholas Deykyn, William Dyer,
Henry Malpas, Thomas Gybon, Thomas Chytour, William del Hull,
Richard Prestknave, John Maynles, Geoffrey Taillour, William Glaswas,
Henry Merton, John Smalwod, Robert Praers, William Madok, David
Thaccher,. Thomas Badware, Richard Alveston and Robert Daa in the
said county and bring them before the king and council. By C.
The like to Randolf Maynwaryng, the elder, Nicholas Davenport,
Thomas Channe, Ralph Macclefeld, Hugh Wetenhale, Thomas .Wilbram, u/
Randolf Maynwaryng, the younger^ and the sheriff of co. Chester, to arrest
Hugh Bostok, 'gentilman,' John Malpas, Thomas Gybon, Thomas
Chitour, William del Hull, Richard Prestknave, John^'Maynles, Geoffrey
Taillour, William Glaswas, Henry Merton, John - Smalwode, Robert
Praers, William Madok, David Thaccher, Thomas Badware, Richard
Alveston and "Ralph Daa in the said county and to commit them to the
prison of Chester Castle until further order. By C.
Feb. 19. Commission to William Paston, Robert Cavendyssh, Robert Clere,
Westminster, esquire, John Heydon and Robert Cuppere, or to two or more of them,
including either Paston or Cavendyssh, to enquire by the oath of men of the
counties of Norfolk and Suffolk as to wools and merchandises which
are stated to have been taken out of the port of Great Jememuth
without payment of customs or other dues.
Feb. 14. Commission to John Coventre of Devyse to arrest and take the
Westminster, carpenters, stonecutters, tilers, labourers and other workmen required for
the repair of the castle and for the enclosure of the park of Devyse ; also
to provide horses, carts, timber, lead, tiles, shingles, stones, lime, nails,
palings and other things necessary. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 9d.
Feb. 20. Commission to William Paston, Thomas Fulthorp, Robert Cavendyssh,
Westminster. Robert Clere, esquire, John Heydon and Robert Cuppere, or to two or
more of them, including either Paston, Fulthorp or Cavendyssh, to enquire
as to the wools and other merchandises taken out of the port of Great
Jernemuth without payment of custom or subsidies.
Feb. 20. Commission, by advice of the Council, to the admiral of England, or
Westminster, his lieutenant to arrest the ships and vessels of 200 tuns burden or under,
required for the embarkation of the earl of Huntyngdon with 800 men at
arms and 900 archers, with horses and harness, and bring the same to the
port of Wynchelsey by Monday before St. George's Day next. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 6d
Feb. 28. Commission to John Talbot, serjeant-at-arms, and John Hexam, to
Westminster, arrest ships and vessels, of from 20 to 140 tuns burden, with their masters
and mariners in the water of Thames and in all ports in the counties of
Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Kent and Sussex, for the passage to France of
John, earl of Huntyngdon, and the horses, armed men and archers
retained by the king in the said earl's company, and bring the same to
Wynchelse before Easter.
278 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 jqo Menibrane 6d — co7it,
Feb. 19. Commission to Robert Sheflfeld, Robert Fereby, John Bernaby and the
Westminster, sheriflf of the county of Lincoln, or to two or more of them, to survey the
lands, houses, orchards and mills within the manor and town of Bondeby,
CO. Lincoln, and to enquire by the oath of men of the county as to wastes,
sales, destructions and exiles which are reported to have been done in the
same by certain farmers and others.
MEMBRANE 6d.
March 24. Commission to John Uvedale, Wilham Soper, Thomas Haydok and the
Westminster, sheriff of the county of Southampton, or to two or more of them, to
enquire whether a certain ship of Brittany, laden with salt and other
merchandise, of which John de Loues is master, and which is being
detained in the port of For tesmuth,. came to England in peaceful or war-
like manner ; and, if the former, then to enquire into the circumstances
of her capture, and to have her released with the merchants, mariners
and tackle, and all the goods which were on her when taken or the value
thereof.
April 16. Commission to William Phelip, knight, the king's chamberlain, Thomas
Westminster Echyngham, knight, Roger Fienles, knight, Thomas Leukenore, knight,
William Pope, William Baron and Robert VVhitgreve, or to two or more
of them, to take at Wynchelse on the morrow of St. George's Day next
the muster of the men at arms and archers, who are about to proceed to
France in the company of John, earl of Huntingdon.
The like to the same to take the like muster at Wynchelse on
80 April next.
April 15. Commission to Walter, lord of Hungerford, William Phelip, knight, the
Westminster, chamberlain, William Porter, knight, Ralph Boteler, knight, to determine
the respective shares of the household servants of Henry V, under that
king's will. [Fadcra,] By C.
May 9. Appointment of William Paston, Robert Cavendyssh, William Clopton
Westminster, and John Harleston, or to two or three of them, including either Paston
or Cavendyssh, to deliver the gaol of Bury St. Edmunds of John Berton
of Dounham, co. Suffolk, clerk.
May 22. Commission to James Strangways, John Colpepyr, knight, John
Westminster. Burgh and Thomas Palmere, or to two or more of them, to enquire by
the oath of men of Rutland as to escapes of traitors, felons and fugitives.
May 27. Whereas a vessel of Neuport in Flanders, Hugh Vanden Dyke, of
Westminster. Neuport, master, laden with goods of John Galafers, Godfrey Vascric,
Peter Vanden Velde and John Wale, burgesses of Bruges, while sailing
towards Scotland, was taken by persons belonging to Newcastle upon Tyne,
and brought to that town, where the goods were divided as enemies* goods,
the king is informed by letters under the common seal of Bruges, that
the said John, Godfrey, Peter and John were the owners of the vessel
and goods, and being desired that they should be treated as friends, com-
missions the mayor of Newcastle, William Chaunceller and Roger
Thordon, or two of them, to enquire into whose possession the vessel and
goods have come, and cause restitution to be made.
May 23. Whereas certain dykes and places whereby divers waters in parts of the
Westminster, vale of Belver in the wapentakes of Byngham and Newark, in the county
of Nottingham, between the towns of Langer and Byngham, and so,
11 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 279
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Membrane 5d — cont.
downwards, between Flyntham and Hokesworth, Hokesworth and Thuruer-
ton and Thuruerton and Orston, and other places of the said vale, have
been wont to flow into the water of Dyvene and thence into the Trent, are
so choked with soil and sand, that for that reason and also for want of
certain trenches which will have to be made in the same parts and
especially across the meadow of Sireston into the said water of Dyvene to
drain the low lands and meadows there, the lands of the king's lieges there
have been often flooded, and the bridges and causeways in the said parts
are so out of repair that they are scarcely safe for passengers in winter
time; the king has appointed W. bishop of Lincoln, Ralph Cromwell,
knight, William Babyngton, knight, Richard Stanhop, knight, Hugh
Willughby, knight, Norman Babyngton, esquire, John Bowes, Richard
Byngham and Robert Shefleld, or two or more of them, including either
William Babyngton, Bowes, Byngham or Sheffeld, as justices to survey the
premises as far as the water called the bishop of Lincoln's mill-pond, to
have new trenches cut as required, compensating the landowners through
whose grounds they are made for the value of the soil, and to enquire by
the oath of knights and others of the county as to the persons responsible
for the defects aforesaid and as to the extent to which anybody will benefit
by the improvements to be made, and assess the cost on them accordingly.
1432. MEMBRANE id,
Nov. 28. Commission to William Botreaux, knight, Philip Courtenay, knight,
WoBtminster. John Arundell of Trerys, knight, John Copleston, John Corke of Paterda,
John Jaybien, Richard Resprenna and the sheriff of Cornwall, or to two
or more of them, including either Copleston, Corke or Jaybien, to enquire
by the oath of men of Cornwall whether Edward Bumebury wilfully
drowned himself in a well near his house at Bodmalgan in which case his
1 J oo goods would be forfeit to the king.
May 5. Commission to William Paston, John Fray, Henry Chaterton and
Westminster. Thomas Basset, or to two or three of them, to enquire by oath of the
men of Essex as to concealments and wastes.
July 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to Philip Courtenay, knight, William
Westminster. Bonevyll, knight, Nicholas Carrewe, knight, John Hals, William Westbury,
Thomas Carmynowe, John Mulys, Henry Fortescu and John Wydeslade,
or to two or more of them, including either Hals or Westbury, on com-
plaint by Baldwin Fulleford, escheator in the county of Devon, that
whereas he came to the town of Clyfton Dertemouth Hardenesse, to hold
enquiry as to the goods of divers persons of the town who were outlaws of
record, he was beset and assaulted with his clerks and servants, by Henry
Hert of Totnesse, * marchaunt,' and Richard Carswell of Clyfton Derte-
mouth Hardenesse, * harbour,' and other malefactors unknown, to the
number of four hundred persons. For { mark paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE 2d.
July 18. Whereas a vessel called ' Goustan ' of the parts of Gerond in Brittany,
Westminster laden with salt, whereof Henry le Seneschall was master and merchant of
the salt, is stated to have been taken at sea by a ship called ^le George' of
Yememouth, Adam Orneby, captain, and John Spyman, master, brought
to the port of Cicestre and detained there : the king commissions Stephen
Popham, knight, William Soper and John Emory, or two of them, to
enquire into the said capture and the disposal of the goods.
280 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
i^QQ Memhratie 2d — cont.
July 17. Whereas a crayet of Lesclus in Flanders, Copyn le Clerk, master, in
Westminster, which Geoffrey le Ferron of Nantes had 118 pipes of wine of Nantes and
18 pipes of wine of Thoars, and Geoffrey Barbe of Nantes had 22 pipes of
wine of Thoars. for Flanders, and a harge called * Seint MicheU' of Nantes,
John de Pont, master, laden with 62 tuns of red wine and white, 4 pipes
of iron and other merchandise estimated at 240 nobles, belonging to the
said Geoffrey and Geoffrey, are stated to have been wrongfully seized at
sea by subjects of the king, brought to England, and the cargoes sold
and dispersed, the king commissions Philip Courtenay, William Bonevill
and Thomas College, serjeant-at-arms, or two of them, to enquire into
the matter.
MEMBRANE Id.
July 14. Commission de walliis et fossatw to Robert Babthorp, knight, Richard
Westminster Hastynges, knight, John Ellerker, John Constabill of Halsham, esquire,
John Holme, the elder, John Portyngton, Robert Ruddestane and William
Huston, and to two or more of them including either Ellerker, Portyngton,
Ruddestane or Muston, in the Estrithing of York.
The like to John, archbishop of York, Richard, duke of York, Richard,
earl of Salisbury, James Strangways, Richard Stanhop, knight, Ralph
Babthorp, William Wawcton, Thomas Strangways, Norman Babyngton,
Robert Wylughby, Ralph Makerell, Nicholas Fitz William, John Portyng-
ton, Richard Wentworth, Robert Sheffeld, Robert Fereby, Thomas
Belwode and William Neville, or two or more of them, including either
Strangways, Portyngton, Wentworth or Sheffeld, in the parts between
the Trent and the king's highway called ' Watlyngstrete,' which leads
from Ferebrigge to Worsop, and thence along the common way from
Worsop to Dunham and from Dunham to the Ouse and the Eyre on
either side of the waters of Idull, North IduU, Donwyk and Went, in the
counties of York, Nottingham and Lincoln.
July 17. The like to William Rither, knight, James Strangways, Thomas Clarell,
Westminster, esquire, Guy Fairfax, John Thwaytes, Robert Maleverer and Thomas
Lyndeley, or to two or more of them, including either Strangways,
Fairfax or Thwaytes, along the coast of the sea and of the marsh between
the waters of Ayre, Ouse and Yore, within the West Riding of the county
of York.
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11 HENRY VI. -Part 2.
2433 MEMBRANES 22 to 19.
June 5. Inspiximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Thomas, bishop of Durham, and his successors, of a charter dated
20 May, 1 Henry V. [ChaHer Roll, 1 Henry V, pat-t 1, No. 15.]
MEMBRANES 18 to 17.
July 12. It was found by inquisition taken at Gloucester on Tuesday 17 June
Westminster, last before John Hey ward, late escheator in the county of Gloucester and
the adjacent Welsh march, by virtue of his office, and returned before the
treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, that Richard Ruyhale, being seised
of the entire manor of Dymmok, which is held of the king by knight
service, by deed granted it to William Folyet, esquire, and William Palmer,
chaplain, and their heirs, whereby they became seised without the king's
licence, and they by deed granted the manor to the said Richard and
Elizabeth, then his wife, and the heirs of his body, with remainders to
Edmund Ruyhale, for life, and after his death, to Laura Belamy and
Elizabeth, her sister, and the heirs of their bodies, whereby the said
Richard and Elizabeth his wife were seised, he as of fee tail and she as of
freehold, without the king's licence. He died on Monday before the
^Purification, 9 Henry IV, leaving issue Richard his son and heir two
years old, who, however, died on the feast of St. James, 8 Henry V ; and
she continued in possession until she married one Richard Oldecastell,
esquire ; and, afterwards, they surrendered their estate in the manor to
Edmund Ruyhale, brother of the Richard above named. Edmund entered
and then granted the manor to the said Richard Oldecastell and Elizabeth
his wife and his heirs. Whereby they were seised, but the jury did not
know whether the king's licence was had or not. But because the
said Edmund, tenant for life only, thus alienated the manor in fee, one
Thomas Charlecote on 14 August, 9 Henry V, entered the manor in the
names of Isabel his wife, daughter of Margaret daughter of the above-
named Laura Belamy, and of Margaret daughter of Alice Shortegrove, the
other daughter of the said Laura, and of Agnes ap Rees, daughter of
Elizabeth Coterell, daughter of the above-named Elizabeth, sister of the
same Laura, co-heiresses of the said Laura and Elizabeth ; whereupon
the said Richard Oldecastell and Elizabeth his wife ejected the said
Thomas and Isabel, Margaret and Agnes, the co-heiresses, and the said
Richard Oldecastell died, and his said wife survived him and remained in
possession until 8 October, 7 Henry VI, when she died, and from her
death until the date of the inquisition the issues of the manor have been
taken by one John Merbury, esquire, of the county of Hereford.
Afterwards at the suit of Henry Bourghchier, count of Ewe, James de
Audeley, knight, Maurice Berkeley, John Pauncefote, knight, Richard de
la Mare, John Russell, John Brugge, Guy Whityngton, Robert Andrewe,
Nicholas Poynes, Edward Brugge and John Langley, it was shewn, on
petition, that the manor is held of the king by fealty and the service of
Id. a year and not by knight service, as supposed by the inquisition ; and
that the said Richard Ruyhale, being seised long before 21 Richard II,
282 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 iOQ Membranes IS to 17 — cont.
enfeoffed of the same John Malvern, chaplain, Edward Poywyke, Thomas
Gayteley and John Gannowe, their heirs and assigns ; which said feoffees,
also long before 21 Richard II, enfeoffed the said Richard Ruyhale and the
said Elizabeth his wife, and his heirs and assigns, whereby they were seised,
and he and his heir died, and she married again, and, with her new
husband, surrendered to Edmund Ruyhale, as abovesaid : but he, the said
Edmund, during her life, enfeoffed of the manor John Merbury, Edward
Brugge and William Poleyn, their heirs and assigns, and they enfeoffed the
said Richard Oldecastell and Elizabeth, then his wife, and the heirs of
their bodies, and afterwards he and then she died without such heir. After
her death the manor was taken into the king's hands, and remained in them
until the said John Merbury, Edward Brugge and William Poleyn had
livery of it out of the king's hands and remained seised until they enfeoffed
George Breynton, Thomas Barton, Thomas Lyghtfote and Thomas Smyth,
their heirs and assigns, and they enfeoffed the said John Merbury and
Agnes his wife and John Monyngton and their heirs; and these last
enfeoffed the said count of Ewe and his said fellow petitioners. Now
Richard II in his Parliament held at Westminster and adjourned to
Shrewsbury in his twenty-first year, by Statute, pardoned all alienations
and entries made without licence except in mortmain up to Thursday, the
last day of that Parliament, and this pardon was ratified on the octave of
Hilary, 2 Henry IV, by that king, with the advice and assent of the lords
spiritual and temporal and at the request of the commonalty of England
in his Parliament then being, at the times of both which Parliaments the
said Richard Ruyhale and Elizabeth, his wife, were seised of the said
manor of Dymmok. Also by letters patent dated 8 July, 10 Henry V, the
said Richard Oldecastell and Elizabeth his wife were pardoned their
trespass in entering into the manor without licence, and had licence to hold
it to them and the heirs of their bodies; and by letters 'patent, dated
28 June, 9 Henry VI, the subsequent alienations referred to were pardoned,
and the said count and his fellow-petitioners had licence to hold the manor
to them and their heirs; and they were in possession until unjustly
removed by colour cf the inquisition aforesaid and of letters patent
committing the custody thereof to John Vampage, Edmund Morys and
John Andrewe. The petitioners denied that Richard Ruyhale, the father,
ever granted the manor to Folyet and Palmer or that the two last named
ever settled it as stated in the inquisition, and asked that the letters
patent in favour of Vampage, Morys and Andrewe should be annulled.
A writ of scire facias was therefore issued for them to appear, in chancery
and shew cause to the contrary, but they did not appear although the
sheriff returned that they had been duly warned by Thomas Brugge,
William Rostell, William Forde and John Burnell. Whereupon judgment
was given in chancery for the letters patent to be annidled, which is
hereby done accordingly.
Membrane 17 — conU
July 26. Appointment of Thomas Haseley to be collector of the 2rf. from each
Westminster, noble put in exchange by pilgrims and others about to proceed to the
Roman Court, the Holy Land, or other Holy Places ; he to account for
the same yearly at the Exchequer and to receive such payment as may
be agreed upon between him and the treasurer of England.
By bill of the treasurer,
July 16. Licence for Thomas Wollaston, precentor of the cathedral church of
Westminster. St. Davids, and for the chapter of that place to elect a bishop in the room
of Benedict, deceased. By p.s.
11 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 283
ij^qq Membrane 17 — cont.
May 24. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Suffolk to deliver the
Westminster, temporalities of Bromhale priory to Alice Burton, nun of the house,
whose election as prioress has been confirmed by John Norton, doctor of
decrees, vicar general of Robert, bishop of Salisbury, and whose fealty the
king has commanded to be taken by Robert Andrewe.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Oxford and Berks.
Surrey.
Writ de intendendx) to the tenants of the priory.
July 27. Presentation of Philip ap Res, parson of the church of Llandussell, in
Westminster, the diocese of St. Davids, to the church of Kilcombe, in the same diocese,
in the king^s gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric being in
his hands, on an exchange of benefices with Robert Tamworth ; directed
to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric.
July 24. Presentation of William Derby, clerk, to the church of St. Thomas,
Westminster. Wynchelse, in the diocese of Chichester, void by the resignation of Thomas
Astell.
July 24. Presentation, by advice of the council, of Robert Tamworth, parson of
Westminster. Kylcombe in the diocese of St. Davids, to the church of Llandussell, in the
same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with Philip ap Res. By p.s.
July 29. Presentation of Nicholas Neuton to the church of Llanraidre, in the
Westminster, diocese of Bangor.
Aug. 4. Ratification of the estate of Owen Oswastre as parson of Llanvaure, in
Westminster, the diocese of St. Asaph, provided that no plea thereof be pending in the
king's court.
July 8. A petition has been presented to the king and council in Parliament by
Westminster. Margaret late the wife of John Darcy, *chivaler,* shewing that she held in
dower divers lands of her said late husband in Ireland, until it was found
by an inquisition taken ejc officio before the late escheator there that she
was dead. And whereas, by inspection of her person, she having appeared
before the king and council in Parliament, the king is satisfied that she
is not dead, and whereas by letters patent dated 12 July, 9 Henry V, also
produced before the king and council in Parliament, she and Thomas
Swynforth, then her husband, had leave of absence from Ireland for her
life ; the king, by advice of the council, has granted that his hands shall
be removed from the said lands without delay and she shall be restored
to possession and shall have the mesne profits. By £. & C. in Pari.
Aug. 7. Presentation of William Normanton, king's clerk, to the church of
Westminster. Langlee, in the diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of Robert
Kempe.
Aug. 4. Licence, for 100^. paid in the hanaper, for John Fastolf, knight, and
Westminster. Millicent, his wife, to grant the manor of Wyghton * under the Wolde,'
CO. York, which is held in chief, except half an acre of land therein, to
John Doreward and Stephen Scrop, esquire, and Margaret his wife, for
the life of Margaret.
Aug. 14. Protection with clause volumus, for one year for William Valaunce of
Westminster. Yvyngo, CO. Buckingham, *maltman,' who is going to Ireland, there to
abide in the company of Thomas Stanley, king's knight, lieutenant of
Ireland, for the victualling of that land. By bill of p.s.
May 12. The like for William Staunton of London, * skynner,' or citizen and
Westminster, pelliparius of London, also going. By bill of p.s.
284 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433^ MEMBRANE 16.
June 6. Presentation of John de Warderobe, chaplain, to the church of Ame,
Dogmersfield thorp, in the diocese of York, void by the resignation of John Smyth.
June 80. Protection with clause volumm, for one year for John Kebbyll, oUoa
WestmiDBter. Kybbell, alias Kybbyll, citizen and merchant of London, citizen and
* stokfysshmonger ' of London, alias of Sandwich, merchant, * stokfyssh-
monger ' or * gentilman,' who is about to proceed to Ireland to stay there
in the company of Thomas Stanley, knight, lieutenant of Ireland.
By bill of p.s.
June 24. Elizabeth Colney, executrix of the will of Robert Colney, citizen and
Westminster, draper of London, has letters nominating William Bury and Robert
Byflet as her attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Robert Mouter, clerk, received the attorneys.
July 16. Revocation of the protection granted to John Kebbyll; because he
Westminster, tarries at Sandwich, as the sheriff of Kent has certified.
July 16. Presentation of Richard Clynt, chaplain, to the church of Dyghton in
Westminster, the diocese of York.
July 15. Licence, for 40«. paid in the hanaper, for Thomas Rufford, son and heir
Westminster. Qf Thomas Rufford the elder of Edlesburgh, co. Buckingham, to enfeoff
William Fynderne, esquire, John Enderby, esquire, Thomas Rokys, esquire,
John Sewell of Ledbume, Hugh Byllyngdon, Thomas Kempston and
Richard Welyco, and their heirs, of a messuage, 60 acres of land, 10 acres
of meadow, 8 acres of pasture, 8 acres of wood and 60«. of rent in
Edlesburgh, held in chief; and for the said feoffees to re-grant the
premises to the said Thomas Rufford the son, Joan his wife and his heirs.
July 1. hispeximus and confirmation to the burgesses of the town of Wilton and
Westminster, of the gild and custom of Wilton, their heirs and successors, by advice
and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the Parliament held at
Westminster in the king's first year, of letters patent of confirmation dated
11 November, 1 Henry V. By K. & C. in Pari.
July 16. Presentation of William Derby, king's clerk, to the church of St. Thomas
Westminster, the Martyr, Winchelse, in the diocese of Winchester {sic) ; directed to S.
bishop of Chichester.
July 1. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Stopyndon, clerk, keeper of the
Westminster, hanaper, of a prebend in the free chapel of St. Stephen, within the
palace of Westminster, void by the death of Roger Westrode. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean of the said chapel.
July 18. Thomas Straunge, knight, going to Ireland by the king's licence, has
Westminster, letters nominating Robert Quynaton and Hugh Dalby as his attorneys in
England for one year. H. Shelford, clerk, received the attorneys.
July 18. Presentation of Amulf Wormeley, chaplain, to the church of St. John,
Westminster. Yilchestre, in the diocese of Bath and Wells, void by the resignation of
Thomas Levyot, clerk.
July 20. Grant to Humphrey, earl of Stafford, by mainprise of William Waweton
Westminster of the county of Huntingdon, esquire, and Thomas Arblaster of the
county of Stafford, esquire, of the marriage of James son and heir of
John Lutrell, knight, tenant in chief, paying for the said marriage 400
marks, viz. 250 marks in hand at the Receipt of the Exchequer, 50 marks
at Christmas, and the like at Easter next, and the Michaelmas following.
By bill of the treasurer.
11 HENRY VI.— Pari 2. 285
i^QQ Membrane 16 — conL
July 16. Protection, with clause volumm, for one year, for John Claworth,
Westminster. < lygter,* going to Ireland in the company of Thomas Stanley, king's
knight, lieutenant of Ireland. By bill of p.s.
July 20. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Hugh Godewyn,
Westminster, one of the yeomen of the crown, for good service, of 6</. a day by reason
of this office from Easter last out of the farms and issues of the county
of Kent. By p.s.
Va4^ated by surremler, tJie king on 6 January, in tfie seventeenth year, having
granted him the said office for life.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Kent.
MEMBRANE 16.
July 30. Presentation of Gwyn ap Jevan, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church
Westminster, of Mold, in the diocese of St. Asaph, void by the resignation of John de
Mynys ; directed to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric.
July 80. Ratification of the estate of Michael Gregory, king's clerk, as parson of
Westminster, the church of St. Giles, Wynchelse, in the diocese of Chichester.
July 29. Presentation of Michael Gregory, chaplain, to the said church of St.
Westminster. Giles.
July 18. Mandate to the dean and chapter of the king's free chapel of Hastynges
Westminster. \^ induct Gerard Hesyll, one of the clerks of the said chapel, whom
S. bishop of Chichester, on the king's presentation, has admitted to the
prebend which Reginald Pulham lately held ; and to assign him a stall
in the choir and a place in the chapter.
July 81. Presentation of John Brentyngham to the priory of Tywardrayth, in the
Westminster, duchy of Cornwall and the diocese of Exeter, void by the resignation of
John Roger. By p.s.
Aug. 8. The like of Trahayame ap Res to the vicarage of Carrok ' Northward '
Westminster Llandewy Brevi, in the diocese of St. Davids, void by the resignation of
Henry Mauncell, and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of
the bishopric being in his hands ; directed to the guardian of the spiritu-
ality.
June 29. Grant, during pleasure, to John Overton, for good service to Henry IV
Westminster, and Henry V, and in consideration of the heavy charges he has borne for
eighteen years in repairing and keeping the garden belonging to the inn
ciJled < Le Prince Inne ' within the town of Cales, without reward or
payment, of the keeping of the said inn and garden. By p.s.
July 28. Grant, by advice of the council, to Walter Shiryngton, king's clerk,
Westminster, canon of the cathedral church of Dublin and prebendary of Lusk in the
same church, of leave of absence from Ireland so long as he shall hold
the said prebend ; pardon to him also of two- thirds of the issues of the
same prebend and whatever is due to the king for time past on account
of his absence from that land. By p.s.
July 26. Presentation of Master Robert Galeon to the prebend of Holyngton
Westminster, in the free chapel of Hastynges, void by the resignation of Nicholas
Sturgeon. By p.s.
«
286 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
]^QQ Membrane 15 — cant,
Aag. 1. Bevocation of the protection for one year, which was granted on 15
WestmiDster. October last to William Dogge as dwelling in Picardy in the company of
Ralph Rocheford, king's knight, captain of the castle of Hammes, to
victual the same castle, because he tarries in the city of London, as the
sherifEiB have certified.
July 28. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Penycok, one of the yeomen
Wesimmster. of the chamber and of the robes, of 6rf. a day by reason of his office out
of the farms and issues of the counties of Somerset and Dorset, he having
surrendered his grant of the like sum at the Receipt of the Exchequer.
Notwithstanding that he has, with William Clarence, groom of the said
chamber, by grant of the king the office of the amobyr and raglawiy of
the commote of Ardidue, co. Merionnyth. By p.s.
Vacated by sutTender, tJie king on 6 April, in tiie fifteenth year^ harintj
granted him 6rf. a day for life.
Mandate in pursuance to the sheriff of Somerset and Dorset.
By p.s. Et erat patens,
July 8. William Aubrey, abbot of the house of St. Thomas the Martyr near
Westminster Dublin, staying in England, has letters nominating Luke Aubrey and
Alexander White as his attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Henry Shelford, clerk, received the attorneys.
Aug. 7. Licence for the prior and convent of the church of St. Peter, Shrewsbury,
Westminster, to elect an abbot in the room of John, deceased. By p.s.
Aug. 9. Presentation of John Gogh, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church of
Westminster. Lawaden, in the diocese of St. Davids, void by the resignation of Lewis
John, and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric
being in his hands ; directed to the guardian of the spirituality.
Aug. 5. Grant, by adviceof the council, to William Hawes, late servant of Henry IV
Westminster ^nd now servant of the duke of Gloucester, of exemption for life from being
put upon assizes, juries, inquisitions, attaints and recognitions, from being
made mayor, sheriff, escheator, coroner, collector, tazer, assessor, receiver
or controller of a tenth, fifteenth, or any other tax of subsidy, or other
commissioner, inquisitor, bailiff or minister of the king. By p.s.
Aug. 8. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Edmund Beauford,
Westminster, oount of Mortayn, of the offices of constable of the castle of Eermerdyn,
and of the stewardship of ' walstot * of the commotes of Whidigada and
Elvet in South Wales, to be discharged by him or his deputies, with the
accustomed wages, fees and profits ; John Skydmore, knight, as the
said Edmund has shewn, being no longer eligible to hold the premises
under the ordinance made in the Parliament of 4 Henry IV [Statute
4 Henry IV. c. 84], he having married Alice daughter and heir of Owen ap
Glendourdy the traitor. [Cf. BolU of Parliament^ Vol. IV. pp. 440-441.]
By p.s.
MEMBRANE U
July 20. Commission of the custody of the abbey of Burton on Trent to
Westminster. Humphrey, earl of Stafford, Robert Whitegreve, John Harpour and
William Munden, * gentilman,' for seven years, Ralph Henley, abbot of
the same, and the convent thereof having been impoverished by the mis-
rule of preceding abbots and the encroachments of its neighbours. -
By p.s.
11 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 287
i^go Membrane 14 — cont,
Aug. 8. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Threpland,
Westminster, clerk of the bakery, of a third part of the profits and revenues from the
common passage and ferry over the water of Twede between Twedemouth
and Berewyk on Twede, which John Grene had when alive, by the hands
of the farmers or occupiers of the said ferry. By p.s.
Aug. 14. Commission to Thomas Hegeman to provide pheasants, partridges and
Westminster, other fowl for the household for half a year.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
The like to the following : —
Thomas atte Mede and Thomas Chambre.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Aug. 13. Commission to John Goldney, to provide freshwater fish, and nets and
Westminster, other engines for taking them. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
July 8. Licence, by advice of the lords spiritual and temporal and at the
Westminster, request of the commonalty of England in the present Parliament, for
Thomas Coventre, Thomas Denton, Laurence Cheyne, John Chaldewell,
* clerke,' and Richard Forster to grant in mortmain to the prioress and nuns
of the church of St. Nicholas, Litilmore, co. Oxford, 60«. of yearly rent out
of 6 messuages and 5 acres of meadow in Oxford in exchange for all the
lands, tenements, and fisheries, with all their rights, franchises, liberties
and appurtenances, of the said prioress and nuns in Berewey, Ely and
Thetford, co. Cambridge, to be granted to the said Thomas Coventre, his
fellows, and their heirs ; provided always that the bishop of Ely be not
prejudiced by this grant.
By pet. in Pari, and for God because they are poor.
July 29. It having been shown to the king and council by the king's servant
Westminster. William Staunton that the letters patent dated 22 May last, whereby he
was appointed purveyor of furs and pelts, are invalid because they do not
mention what wages he is to receive nor by whose hands, the king, at his
request and by advice of the council, has granted him from 22 May last,
during pleasure, the said oflfice of purveyor in the port of London and
other ports, of furs and pelts for the king, which furs and pelts he is to
deliver when purchased to the keeper of the Great Wardrobe, by whom he
is to receive yearly wages of 12rf. a day and his liveries for summer and for
Christmas last with his Christmas fur, and so from year to year, in the
same manner as Henry Barton, the last purveyor, received these. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 13.
July 15. Inspeivimuft and confirmation of the following : —
Westminster. 1. A demise by John, archbishop of York, primate of England and
papal legate, dated at York palace, 5 August A.D. 1480,
8 Henry VI, to John Arthyngton and Elizabeth his wife, their
heirs and assigns, for 800 years from the date of the deed at the
yearly rent of 20d, payable at Martinmas and Whitsuntide, of a
plot of land in the town of Ripon touching the northern part of
the churchyard of the chapel of St. Mary in Staynbryggate, Ripon,
and having the said churchyard on the south and tenements of the
vicars of the collegiate church of Ripon on the north. The eastern
edge of the plot measures 81 royal ells and 1 foot along Stayn-
bryggate, the western edge along the garden of the archbishop's
manor house there, 28 royal ells, the southern edge from the way
of Staynbryggate on the east westward 81 royal ells, and the
northern edge from the said way of Staynbryggate 21 royal ells.
^^^mr^m^K^m^^^^^mmm^F^^m^m^
288 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 iOQ Membrane 18 — cont.
2. A confrmation of the above by the chapter of the cathedral
church of York, the dean being abroad, dated in the chapter house
at York, 16 February, A.D. 1481.
For 6s. %d, paid in the hanaper.
July 8. Letters of denization for Andrew Ogart, knight, bom in Denmark, and
Westminster, his heirs. [Bolh of Parliament ^ Vol, IV. pp. 489, 440.]
By pet. in Parliament.
Aug. 17. Appointment, during pleasure, of Andrew Totyng to be controller of
Westminster, the petty custom in the port of London, receiving the usual wages and
fees, with the statutory provisoes, he to have the custody of one part of
the <coket' seal. . By bill of the treasurer.
Aug. 11. Appointment, during pleasure, of Ralph Cromwell, knight, to be
Westminster, treasurer of the Exchequer. By p.s.
Aug. 16. Licence, for 4 marks paid in the hanaper, for Agnes late the wife of
Westminster. Kobert Broune, tenant in chief, to marry Richard Hamwell.
Aug. 18. Grant during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Orwell,
Westminster, goldsmith, of the oflSce of graver of the dies for the money of gold and
silver made at Calais, receiving for the graving of all the sorts of dies
(pmnimodorum sortorum cuneorum) for the mint {minta) at Calais according
to the quantity of each piece, viz. M. for each piece of dies for nobles ;
Id. for each piece for silver groats and for half nobles ; 6(2. for each piece
for half-groats ; 5^. for each piece for pence and gold sterlings {rectius
farthings) ; and Ad. for each piece for silver halfpence and farthings ; out
of the revenues arising from the said mint at Calais, by indentures to be
made between the said John and the warden of the said mint {minete) :
provided always that the said John shall be bound to go there and make
dies when required. He has surrendered a previous grant of the office
for London and Calais so far as concerns his remuneration of 20 marks a
year for the office at the latter place. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 12
4J.
Aug. 22. Grant, by advice of the council, to the king's chaplain Master Thomas
Westminster. Bodebourne of the prebend in the cathedral church of St. Davids which
Thomas Yonge held and which «is void by his resignation, and is in the
king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric being in his
hands. By p.s.
Mandates in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric,
and to the dean and chapter of the cathedral church, respectively.
Aug. 21. Signification to W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, of the king's
Westminster, assent to the election of Master Thomas Ludelowe, professor of theology,
to be abbot of the monastery of St. Peter, Shrewsbury. By p.s.
Aug. 25. Presentation of John Basyle, chaplain, to the church of Romney, in the
Westminster, diocese of Canterbury.
Aug. 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Mayn to be controUer of the
Wookey. great and petty custom, of the subsidy of wool, hides and woolfells and of
the subsidy of 8^. in the tun and 12r/. in the pound in the port of Bristoll,
with the usual wages and fees, with the statutory provisoes. He is to
have the custody of one part of the * coket seal.' By bill of the treasurer.
11 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
289
1433.
Aug. 16.
Wettuiiniter.
Aug. 80.
Wookey.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Aug. 20.
Westminster.
July 28.
Westminster
July 17.
Westminster.
July 20.
Westoiiiister*
Membrane 12— co?tt.
Grant, bv advice of the council, to John, duke of Bedford, for twelve
years, of all mines {mvieras) of gold and silver within the counties of
Devon and Cornwall, he to pay therefor a fifteenth part of the pure gold
and a fifteenth part of the pure silver. He and his deputies may prospect
and dig such mines anywhere in the counties, except underneath houses
or castles of the king's lieges, and he may take fuel and workmen and
labourers as required ; and he and his deputies and workmen, are to have
the same liberties, privileges and franchises as the miners of Byer have
been wont to have. He has surrendered a previous grant of such minerals
in all England dated 24 February, 5 Henry VI. By p.s.
Nicholas Carrewe, knight, staying in England, has letters nominating
William Chever and Henry Tille as his attorneys in Ireland for fouryears.
Licence, by advice of the council, for the men of the mistery of fish-
mongers of the city of London to be one body and one commonalty ; they
are to elect yearly six of their number as wardens to survey, rule and
govern the mistery and commonalty and all the men and affairs thereof ;
they are to have a common seal and are to be capable of acquiring lands,
rents and other possessions, and the wardens, by the name of the wardens
of the commonalty of the mistery of fishmongers of the city of London,
may plead and be impleaded in any courts. Licence also for the said
wardens and commonalty to acquire in mortmain lands and rents held in
free burgage within the city and its suburbs and in the borough of
Southwerk, to the value of 20^ a year. Provided always that the said
wardens and commonalty do not make any statutes or ordinances tending
to damage the king or his people or to enhance the price of victuals.
By p.s. and for 60/. paid in the hanaper.
Writ of aid on behalf of William Ludlowe, whom Thomas Chaucer, the
chief butler, has appointed to be his deputy in the port of BristoU.
By bill of the butler.
Presentation, by advice of the council, of John Gerveys, parson of
Ludgershale, co. Buckingham, to the church of Buckeley, co. Northampton,
in the diocese of Lincoln, on an exchange of benefices with John
Abberbury. By p.s.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Thomas Bolde, king's esquire, of the
office of constable of Chester Castle to be discharged by him or his deputy
for the life of William Venables son of Hugh Venables of Kyndyrton and,
after his decease, daring pleasure, with 12^. a day wages by the hands of
the chamberlain of Chester, and all other profits and commodities which
the said William had : the latter having surrendered his grant of the same
from Henry V, when prince of Wales, which was confirmed on 9 February,
1 Henry VI. Notwithstanding that the said Thomas Bolde has, by grant
of Henry V, 20/. a year for life out of the issues of the county of Cumberland,
and, by grant of the present king, 50 marks a year during pleasure at the
Receipt of the Exchequer. By p.s.
I
Whereas Simon Catayn and his fellows, merchants of Genoa, now in
the city of London, have a quantity of woollen cloths and tin in the port
of Soathampton, to be laden into certain caracks now there, but they
dare not lade them because they cannot so suddenly find the quantity of
bullion prescribed by the statute passed on 2 December, 8 Henry V, for
the mint {minta) in the Tower of London for exporting the merchandise ;
the king, considering that they will have to seek for the snid bullion
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in their own country and bring it to England, and because John Gervays
of Byldeston co. Suffolk, John Lacy of London, *dyer,* Aumfrey Spinula
Gabriel of Aurea, Simon Cataneus and Christopher Stella, merchants of
Genoa, dwelling in the city of London, have become sureties, each in
1,000Z. that the said merchants of Genoa will import the bullion required
by the statute for the said merchandise within one year, by advice of the
Council, has granted licence for them to ship the mercnandise in the
caraoks. By p.s.
MEMBRANES 11 to 7.
May 6. Exemplification, at the request of Ralph Cromwell, * chivaler,* of the
Westminster, record and process of four suits in the Common Bench and of the warrants
of attorney in the same, as follows : —
1. Pleas at Westminster before William Babyngton and his fellows,
justices of the Bench, Trinity Term, 8 Henry VI, ro. 888. Derby
to wit. Ralph Cromwell, 'chivaler,' by John Hardebene, his
attorney, presented himself on the fourth day against John Graa,
* chivaler,' in a plea touching the manor of Gruche, which the said
Ralph claims as his right by writ of entry. And the other does
not appear and he has already been in default, viz. in the octave
of the Purification, 8 Henry VI after summons, so that the sheriff
was then commanded to take the manor into the king's hands, and
to summon the said John to appear to-day, viz. in the octave of
Midsummer. And the sheriff now reports the day of the taking
and that John has been duly summoned. Judgment that Ralph
recover his seisin, and John is in mercy.
2. Pleas there before the same, Roll of attomements No. 1. Ralph
Cromwell, ' chivaler,' puts in his place John Hardebene against
John Graa, < chivaler,' in a plea of land.
8. Pleas there before the same justices, Easter Term, 8 Henry VI,
ro. 887. The king sent a writ close, issued at the suit of Walter
Garlek, kinsman and heir of John de Heritz, tested by Humphrey »
duke of Gloucester, at Westminster, 24 May, 8 Henry VI, to the
justices with transcripts of feet of fines as follows : —
(a) Final concord made at Westminster, in the octave of Trinity,
18 Edward II, before William de Bereford, John de Mutford,
William de Herle, John de Stonore and John de Bousser,
justices, and other faithful subjects then and there present,
between John de Heritz, plaintiff, and Thomas de la Forthe,
clerk, and Robert de Couland, deforciants, of the manor of
Gonaldeston, co. Nottingham, except one acre of land in the
same and the advowson of the church. John acknowledges
the manor to be the right of Thomas as that which the said
Thomas and Robert have of the gift of John ; and in return
Thomas and Robert have restored the manor, to be held as
of the honour of Peverell, to John for life, with remainder
to Roger Beler, for life, with remainder to Thomas, son of
the said Roger, and to Margaret, the younger daughter of
Richard de la Ryvere, knight, and the heirs of the todies of
the said Thomas and Margaret, with remainder to Roger son
of Roger Beler and to Margaret, the elder daughter of the
same Richard, and the heirs of the bodies of the said Roger
and Margaret, with remainder over to the right heirs of the
aforesaid John. This concord was made by the king's
command.
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1433.
Meinhrams W to 7 — cont,
{h) Final concord made at Westminster, in the octave of Trinity,
18 Edward II, before the same justices, between John de
Heritz, plaintiff, and Thomas de la Forthe, clerk, and Robert
de Couland, deforciants, of the manors of Wynefeld and
Tybesshelf, co. Derby. John acknowledges the manors to
be the right of Thomas, as those which Thomas and Robert
have of his gift, and in return Thomas and Robert restore the
manors, viz. the manor of Tybesshelf to be held as of the
honour of Peverell and the manor of Wynefeld to be held of
the chief lords of the fee, to the said John for life, with
remainder to Roger Beler for life, with remainder to Roger
his son and Margaret, the elder daughter of Richard de la
Ryvere, knight, and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder
to Thomas son of Roger Beler and Margaret, the younger
daughter of the same Richard de la Ryvere, and the heirs of
of their bodies, with remainder over to the right heirs of John.
This concord so far as concerns the manor of Tybeshelf was
made by the king^s command.
And hereupon comes one John Dam on behalf of the said
Walter Garlek, and says that the said John Herik and Roger
Beler are dead and the said Thomas and Margaret the younger and
the said Roger son of Roger and Margaret the elder, are dead
without heir of their bodies, and that one John Southam, clerk,
.Tohn Tailboys, esquire, John Fulnetby, John Tamworth and
Robert Clerk, have now entered into the manors and hold them
contrary to the fines aforesaid. Wherefore he sues for writs to
the sheriff of Nottingham and the sheriff of Derby, respectively, to
warn the said John Southam, John Tailboys, John Fulnetby, John
Tamworth and Robert Clerk, to show why the premises should not
remain to the said Walter Garlek, and they are granted returnable
in the octave of Trinity.
4. Pleas there before the same justices, Trinity Term, 8 Henry VI,
roll 124. Derby to wit. The sheriff was commanded that, whereas
a fine was levied as above and so forth, reciting the foregoing
statement of claim to the manors of Tybesshelf and Wynefeld, he
should warn the said Southam, Tailboys, Fulnetby, Tamworth and
Clerk to appear at the octave of Trinity. And now at this day
comes the said Walter Garlek, by John Dam his attorney, but the
other parties, though solemnly called on the fourth day, come not.
And the sheriff returns that they were duly warned by William
Couper, Richard Hertyngton, Robert Parker and Thomas Fox.
Judgment that the plaintiff have execution against them by default.
5. Pleas there before the same justices. Trinity Term, 8 Henry VI,
ro. 126. Nottingham to wit. The like writ to the sheriff with
the like recital of particulars of claim to the manor of Gonaldeston,
except the said acre and advowson : Walter appears by John Dam
as before. Defendants come not, it is returned that they were
warned by Thomas Hewe, John Bate, Roger Clerk and Roger
Whitegreve. Judgment for plaintiff to have execution, by default.
6. Pleas there for the same term, ro. 1. Nottingham to wit.
Walter Garlek, kinsman and heir of John de Heritz, puts in his
place John Dam against John Southam, &c. in a plea of land.
7. Pleas there before the same justices, Michaelmas term, 9
Henry VI, ro. 124. Nottingham to wit. The sheriff was com-
manded that, whereas the note of a certain fine was levied in a
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292 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1400 Membranes 11 to 7 — conU
month of Easter Day, 19 Edward II, before William de Beiefoid
and his fellows, justices of the Bench, between John de Heritz,
plaintiff, and Thomas de la Forthe, clerk, and Robert de Gonland,
deforciants, of the manor of Wydemerpol, and the advowson of the
church thereof ; John acknowledges the manor and advowson to
be the right of Thomas, as those which Thomas and Robert had
of his gift, and they in return grant him the premises, to be held
as of the honour of Peverell, for life, with remainder to Roger
Beler for life, with remainder to Roger his son and the before-
named Margaret the elder and the heirs of their bodies, with
remainder to Thomas and Margaret the younger, beforenamed, and
the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of John,
and whereas the said Southam, Tailboys, Fulnetby, Tam worth and
Clerk have entered into the premises, he should warn them to
appear and show cause why the premises ought not to remain to
Walter Garlek. And now comes the said Walter by John Dam
his attorney, and the other parties make default, although it is
returne<l that they were duly warned by Richard Hertyngton,
Roger Clerk, Thomas Fox and Roger Whitegreve. Judgment for
plaintiff by default.
6. Pleas there for the same term and year, ro. 1. Walter Garlek
puts in hiH place John Dam against the same parties, on a plea of
land.
9. Writs original and judicial in the said suits, as follows : —
(1) Precipe quod reddat to the sheriff of Derby, dated 1 January,
8 Henry VI, Ralph Cromwell, ^ chivaler,' claims the manor
of Cruche from John Graa, ^ chivaler,' in which Graa has no
entry except after the demise which John de Eylesford,
' chivaler,* sometime husband of Margaret daughter of Roger
Belers, kinswoman of the said Ralph, who is her heir, made
to Roger Bwylyngton, she being under her said husband's
control. John is to be at Westminster in the octave of
Easter to show cause to the contrary. Pledges of the prose-
cution John Dun, Richard Fox, John Cokayn, 'chivaler.'
Summoners of John Graa, ' chivaler,' Thomas Bradfeld,
William Lemystre.
(2) A writ of t-ape in manum nostram for the manor of Cruche,
tested by W. Babyngton at Westminster, 14 February,
8 Henry VI, ro. 181, in the same matter, for Graa to appear
in the octave of Midsummer. John Cokfeld, the sheriff,
returns Cepi the manor of Cruche into the king's hand on
Monday after the Close of Easter, 8 Henry VI, by ^iew of
John RoUeston, Henry Warner, Robert Serjant and Nicholas
Taillour. Summoners of John Graa, ^chivaler,' Henry Hunt,
Thomas Lowe.
(8) A writ of certiorari to the treasurer and chamberlains, tested
by Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, at Westminster, 20 May,
8 Henry VI, for transcripts of the feet of fines above referred
to, the originals being in the treasury, to be sent into chancery.
Return, we send the transcripts mentioned in a schedule
annexed to this writ.
(4) {a) A writ to the justices of the Bench, No. 8 above, enclosing
the transcripts of the fines, 8 (a) and 8 (&), enrolled Easter
term, 8 Henry VI, roll 887.
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1433. Membranes 11 to 7 — cont,
(6) A writ to the sheriff of Derby, and witnessed by W. Babyngton
at Westminster, 80 May, 8 Henry VI, roll 887, reciting No. 8 (b)
above, and commanding Southam and his co-defendants to
appear in the octave of the Trinity. And its endorsement as
follows : — John Cokfeld, sheriff. I have warned the said
John Southam, &c. by William Couper, &c.
(6) The like writ to the sheriff of Nottingham, tested by W.
Babyngton, 29 May, 8 Henry VI, reciting 8 (a), and its
return.
(7) A writ, tested at Westminster, 10 July, 8 Henry VI, by W.
Babyngton to the sheriff of Nottingham, reciting the claim of
the same Walter Garlek to the manor of Wydemerpol, and
commanding the said John Southam and his co-defendants to
appear. The return to the same writ.
10. The record and process of an assize of novel disseisin taken
between the said Ralph Crumwell, knight, and the said John Graa
by the name of John Gra, knight, before James Strangways and
John EUerker, justices of assizes in the county of Nottingham, at
Nottingham, as follows : —
(1) The writ dated at Westminster, 14 October, 8 Henry VI, to
the sheriff of Nottingham, relative to freehold in Boney.
Pledges of the prosecution Henry Frere, John Lyng.
(2) The return. ' John Cokfeld, sheriff. John Gra has nothing
in my bailiwick whereby he can be attached, nor has he a
bailiff, nor has he been found in my bailiwick. The rest of
the return to this writ appears in a panel sewn to the writ.'
(8) The panel. Thomas Staunton of Staunton, sworn, John
atte Vicars, sworn, John Croftes, sworn, John Owethorp,
sworn, Laurence Gadde of Bonyngton, sworn, William
Somervyle of Eeworth, sworn, William Cressy of Merkham,
sworn, John Herd, sworn, Richard Baynton of Neuton, sworn,
William Portw of Elton, sworn, Thomas Barker of Neuton,
sworn, John Chaumberleyn of Watnowe, sworn, William
Baynton of Huknall, WilHam Hawkyn, Thomas Derley of
Thorp, Robert Holme of Bonyngton, Laurence Tomlynson of
the same, William Kylbum of Stanford, William Aleyn of
Leyke, William Waryn, Robert Burstall of Burton, John
Swyper of Kynston, John Jony of Rodyngton, Hugh
Gloucester. Summoned, John Nel (dead) by William Lyng,
John Kyng, Henry Smyth (dead) by Henry Hunt, John Fox.
Day of the view, Friday before St. James the Apostle.
(4) The commission to James Strangways and John Ellerker to
take the assize, dated 14 October, 8 Henry VI.
(5) Pleas of assizes at Nottingham before the said justices on
Friday after St. James the Apostle, 8 Henry VI. Nottingham
to wit. Ralph Crumwell, knight, puts in his place William
Stanlowe against John Gra, knight, in a plea of an assize of
novel disseisin. Nottingham to wit. The assize comes to
find whether John Gra unjustly disseised Ralph Crumwell,
knight, of his freehold in Boneye. Ralph, by William Sharde-
lowe, his attorney, complains that he disseised him of his
manor of Boney. John Gra, being solemnly called, comes not.
The sheriff sends that John has nothing in his bailiwick
whereby he can be attached, that he has no bailiff and that be
has not been found. Therefore let the assize be taken against
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1433
Membrajiea 11 to 7 — cont,
him by default. The recognitors come, and being chosen, tried
and sworn to speak the truth, say upon oath that Ralph was
seised of the manor put in their view until John unjustly
disseised him, and" they assess Ralph's damages and costs, at
210Z. Being asked if the disseisin was made with force and
arms, they say, no. Judgment that Balph recover seisin by
view of the recognitors of the assize, and his said damages, &c.,
and John Gray is in mercy. And hereupon Balph in court
freely remits to John those damages, therefore let him be quit
of them.
Membrane 7 — {cont,)
July 8. Grant, made by assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and of the
Westminster, commonalty of England in the present Parliament, to queen Katharine,
amending misdescriptions in the grant of dower, made her on 20 October,
2 Henry VI, out of the ulnage in London and Bristol, and granting her
also 70 marks out of the 118Z. Gs. 8//. which Roger de Mortuo Mari and
his heirs have to pay for the fee farm of the castle and cantred of Belt alias
Buelt, and 10 marks out of a fee farm of 85 marks a year which is charged
upon the said Roger and his heirs for the castle and land of Montgomery
with the hundred of Chirbury, from the death of Henry V, the corres-
ponding parcels in the grant of the said 10 October having been
misdescribed. [iioZ/s of ParUament, IV. ;>/>. 459, 460.] By pet. in Pari,
July 8.
Westminster.
Letters of denization, pursuant to act of Parliament, for Master John
de Signorellis of Ferrara, born in Italy, physician of Humphrey, duke of
Gloucester, and for the heirs of the body of the said John.
By pet. in Pari, and for 10 marks paid in the hanaper.
Undated.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 6.
Whereas on 15 February last an assignment was made of the subsidies
and customs in the port of Southampton to Henry, archbishop of
Canterbury, Henry, bishop of Winchester, Thomas, bishop of Durham,
Walter Hungerford, knight, and John Leventhorp, feoffees of Henry V
of certain castles, &c. belonging to the duchy of Lancaster, in repayment
of loans amounting to 6,028Z. IBs, 7W. [Patent Poll, 11 Henry Vl.part 1,
ni, 8], and whereas they have now lent the king in addition 1,000/. out of
the first profits of the said customs and subsidies and 2,000/. out of the
first revenues of the said castles, &c., the king, by advice and assent of
the lords, spiritual and temporal, and of the commonalties of England in
the present Parliament, has assigned to the said feoffees the said customs
and subsidies in the said port from Easter last until they be fully paid the
whole amount of such former and present loans aforesaid. [Rofh of
Parliament^ IV. pp. 468-464.] By pet. in Pari.
MEMBRANE 6.
July 8. Grant, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and at
Westminster, the special request of the commonalty of England in the present
Parliament, that all legacies of lands within the borough of Kyngeston
11 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
296
J 433 Membrane 5 — cotU^
upon Hull made since the date of the letters patent of Edward I whereby
the privilege of bequeathing such lands was granted, shall stand and be
valid unless the estates of the legatees have since been quashed by recovery
by law or otherwise, ajid provided that the legacies be not in mortmain.
Grant also, in accordance with letters patent of Edward IH, that the
mayor and bailiffs of the said town shall hear and determine assizes of
fresh force, except assizes touching the king or the commonalty of the
town. [Cf. llolls of Parliament, IV. 468.] By pet. in Pari.
July 8. Pardon, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
Westminster, present Parliament, to Joan de Beauchamp, lady of Bergavenny, of the
1,200Z. forfeited by her, and to John Barton of Thornton, co. Buckingham,
the younger, Richard Fox of Arkesden, co. Essex, William Aubreye
of Cowerne, co. Hereford, and Henry Rous of Lench, co. Worcester, her
mainpernors, of the 200/. forfeited by each of them, on account of her
having been found by inquest to have incited William Lee, Henry
Brokesby, Henry Fylongley, John Ryder, Thomas Russell, John Seggesley,
Meredyth *Walsshman,' Thomas Fauconer, Thomas Yerdeley, John
Loudham, John de Wyrley, Henry Cook of Weoley, Alexander Shefeld,
John Chewe, John Morys and others to assault Thomas Peynton, Richard
Arblastre, John Cutte, John Glover, William Squyer, John Cook, John
Fraunceys, William Stretton, Hugh Roggeres, John Penford, Richard
late the servant of Richard Walrond, John Necheles, John Lord and
others at Byrmyngham on Saturday in the fourth week of Lent, 9 Henry VI,
although on 80 April, 6 Henry V she was bound with her said mainpernors,
in the sums above named, to keep the peace towards Nicholas Burdet and
all other the king*s people. She has paid 1,000Z. at the Receipt of the
Exchequer, and has released any right of action against Humphrey
Stafford of Grafton, co. Worcester, knight, sheriff of Warwick and
Leicester at the time when the writ of scire facias was issued against her.
[llolh of Parliament, IV. pp. 446, 446.] ' By K. & C. in Pari.
Protection, by advice of the council, for David ap Rys, abbot of the
Cistercian monastery of St. Mary, Whitland, in the diocese of St. Davids,
and the convent of the place, the possessions of which have been wasted
by misrule, and commission of the keeping of the same to John, duke of
Bedford, Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, Henry, cardinal of England,
John, bishop of Bath, the chancellor, Thomas, bishop of St. Davids,
Rhys, abbot of Strata Florida, David, abbot of Talley, James, lord
Audeley, justice of South Wales, John Gruffuthe, knight, Richard
Caudray, clerk, John Perot, Rhys ap Guilym, John ap Rees ap Thomas
and Lewis ap Res Gethyn, for five years. By p.s.
Feb. 13.
Westiniaster.
July 8.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 4.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and
temporal in the present Parliament, to Hortonk van Clux, knight, of 50/.
a year out of the issues of the alien priory of Pembroke in Wales, as he had
by grant of Henry IV, with arrears by the hands of Humphrey, duke of
Gloucester, who has held the priory during the time, as from 21 May,
8 Henry V, when peace was concluded between the king's father and
Charles, then king of France, by virtue of which and of an act of the
Parliament at Leicester in 2 Henry V, the said alien priory came into the
king's hands ; notwithstanding that the same Hortonk has, by grant of
Henry IV, 40 marks a year for life at the Exchequer, and 20/. a year
for life from the alien priory of Langenyth in Gower. [Cf. Rolls of
Parliament, IV, pp. 444, 445.] By K. & C. in Pari.
296 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
I^oq Membrane 4 — conL
July 8. Grant, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and of
Westminster, the commonalty of England in the present Parliament, to John, duke of
Bedford, of the remainder over of the advowson of the church of Chesthunt,
CO. Hertford, which advowson John Mongomery, knight, and Elizabeth
his wife, previously the wife of John Norbury, hold for her life, with
remainders for life tp Henry son of the said John Norbury and Elizabeth
and godson {jilioln) of Henry IV, and to John brother of the said Henry.
Licence also for tne said John Mongomery, Elizabeth, Henry Norbury
and John his brother, to grant the advowson to the same duke for the
life of Elizabeth, and for the said Henry, John and John to release to
him their rights in the same ; and licence for the said duke afterwards to
grant the advowson in mortmain to the prior and brethren of the Hospital
of St. John of Jerusalem in England in exchange for all the lands, rents,
possessions and reversions in Suthwerk, Lamhith and Newenton, co.
Surrey, which the said duke holds for term of years by demise of William
Hulles, late prior of the said Hospital, and the brethren thereof. [lioUs
of rarliament, IV. pp. 460, 461.] By K. & C. in Pari.
Feb. 5. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Appylton to be controller
Westminster, of the search in the port of London, with the usual wages and fees.
By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 1. Presentation of John Delabere, king's clerk, and late the king's almoner,
Westminster to the deanery of Tamworth, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield.
By p.s.
July 8. Licence, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and
Westminster, at the special request of the commonalty of England in the present
Parliament, for Richard Osberne, William Caldewell and John Tanner,
feoffees of William Tristour late of London, saddler of Henry IV and
Henry V, pursuant to the last will of the said William, to grant in
mortmain the advowson of the church of Temmesford, co. Bedfoni, which
is not held in chief, to Robert Techemerche, late prior of Bisshemede,
CO. Bedford, and to the convent of that place, the endowment of which is
less than 40/. a year and which is under heavy charges for repairs.
Licence also for the prior and convent to appropriate the said church.
By pet. in Pari.
MEMBRANE 3.
July 8. Whereas the conduit of the prior and convent of St. Bartholomew's,
Westminster West Smethfeld, London, whereof the head is in a place belonging to the
said prior and convent in Iseldon called ' Canonesbury,' in a meadow
called 'coweslcse,' and the water flows to the priory through pipes of lead
under land of the prior and convent and of others, is burst in several
places and needs much repair, the king, in order that the master,
brethren and sisters of the hospital of St. Bartholomew, West Smethfeld,
London, and the sick poor and others resorting thither, may henceforth
be refreshed by the water of the said conduit, and because the master and
brethren are prepared to spend money on the repair of the conduit, and
the prior and convent are unable to attend to the repair being otherwise
charged and occupied, the king, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the present
Parliament, has granted licence to the prior and convent to authorize the
master, brethren and sisters and their successors to survey and search as
speedily as may be with the aid of skilled workmen the head of the said
11 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 297
1 /qq Membrane 8 — cofit.
conduit with the streams, springs or wells in the said place running down
to the said head or the pipes thereof, or available to feed the same, and
to gather in the water found and convey it to the head or pipes and
cleanse it, and to enclose anew the head or the house thereof and all the
airholes (sesperalia) of the said conduit with stone and mortar, also to
make a tank or cistern in a house within the precinct of the priory
according to the judgment of the workmen aforesaid, at the cost of the
said master and brethren, and to secure the head, air-holes and tank with
proper locks and keys and to divide the pipes leading to the cistern and
the water running through the latter into two equal parts, and to fix in
the said house leaden pipes to take off one half underground to the
hospital across the king's highway which leads from Smethfeld to
Aldrichegate, and to be owners of the said last named pipes as also of
half the water running from the head to the tank, and when the works
named are completed, of half the leaden pipes leading from the head to
the tank. Also they shall have one key to every enclosure at the well-
head, air-holes and tank aforesaid, with free access for examination.
Defects in the head, pipes or airholes down to the tank are to be repaired
at the costs of both parties, and if the prior and convent fail to repair
the master and brethren shall have their share of the cost from the
prior and convent within one quarter of a year, or shall be at liberty to
distrain therefor on all the tenements of the priory in the parish of St.
Sepulchre, I/ondon, whether the priory be void or no. The master and
brethren are to pay the prior and convent 6«. 8^. a year so long as the
water shall not be disturbed in its course from the tank to the hospital,
and if this rent be more than a quarter in arrear, an additional 6s. Sd.
shall be exacted as penalty. [Cf. Ancient Petitions, No. 6084.]
By pet. in Pari, and for 20s. paid in the hanaper.
July 18. It has been shown to the king and the great council in the Parliament
Wettniinster. last held at Westminster palace, on behalf of Robert Shotesbroke, king's
knight, that the king granted to him 50 marks a year out of the issues of
the manor of Orston with its soke, co. Nottingham, during the minority of
Thomas son and heir of Thomas, late lord Roos, and so from heir to heir.
And the same Robert through negligence and innocence and for lack of
legal advice at Easter last took the said manor with the soke to farm
from the lord Lescrop, then treasurer of England, for the said minority at
the rent of 291. 9s. a year, and he had letters patent to that efifect dated
12 July, 11 Henry VI. But, although they contain a provision that any
annuities or grants made out of the issues of the manor and soke should
be allowed him, the barons of the exchequer will not allow him his said
50 marks. The king, however, by advice of the lords spiritual and
temporal in the said Parliament, and at the special instance of the
commonalty of the realm in the same, and in consideration of the grant
of the manor at farm having been surrendered, grants to the said Robert
the said 50 marks as he had them before. [Cf. RolU of Parliament, IV.
/>. 471.] By p.s.
MEMBRANE 2.
July 6. Grant, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and of
Westminster, the commonalty of England in the present Parliament, to John, duke of
Bedford, and the heirs male of his body of the manors of Henxstrigge
and Cherlton, co. Somerset, and two-thirds of the manors of Caneford,
Ambresbury and Wynterbourne, cos. Dorset and Wilts, with the knights*
-»^^
298 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1JQQ Membra fie 2 — cont,
fees and advowsons to the same belonging ; also of the reversion of the
remaining third part of the manors of Caneford, Ambresbury and
Wynterbourne aforesaid, which William, earl of Suffolk, and Alice his
wife, late the wife of Thomas de Alonte Acuto, earl of Salisbury, hold in
dower, after the death of Alice. [liolU of Patiiament, IV. pp, 461-468.]
By pet. in Pari.
July 8. The like grant to the same and the heirs male of his body of the styles,
Westminster, honours and names of earl of Kendale and duke of Bedford, with 20i. a
year to support the dignity of earl and 40Z. a year to support that of duke
out of the issues and farms of the counties of Bedford and Buckingham ;
he having surrendered letters patent, dated 16 May, 2 Hen. V, granting
the like dignities with the annuities charged on the county of Bedford
only. [(y\ liolh of Parliament^ IV. p, 465.] By pet. in Pari.
July 8. Whereas the port of Melcombe is not sufficiently strong or populous
Westminster, for the protection of goods and merchandise brought thither against the
king*s enemies, whereby merchants, and notably John Roger, have suffered
heavy loss, so that they are afraid to ship there and the king*s customs
suffer, and whereas the town and harbour of Pole are notably populous
and the harbour is safe, and the mayor and burgesses of Pole, with the
king's licence, propose to wall, crenellate and fortify the same ; the king,
by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and of the
commonalty of England in the present Parliament, has granted licence
for the said mayor and burgesses to fortify their town and orders that
Melcombe shall remain a port until Hilary next, and after that shall be
no port but a creek as it was before, and that Pole at the said feast shall
begin to be a royal port, and its mayor shall have power to receive
recognisances of the staple, and such other liberties and franchises as the
mayor of Southampton has. [(/. PiolU of Parliament, IV. p. 468.]
By pet. in Pari.
MEMBRANE 1.
July 8. On 3 September, in his first year, Henry V granted to the present
Westminster, king's uncle, Humphrey duke of Gloucester, by the name of Humphrey
de Lancastre, the alien priory of Pembroke in tail during the war with
France ; and by other letters patent, dated at Leicester 16 May, in the
second year, he advanced him to be earl of Pembroke and then to be
duke of Gloucester for his life, with 20^ a year to support his estate as
earl and 40Z. a year to support his estate as duke, out of the issues of the
county of Pembroke by the hands of the sheriff. Afterwards on 21 May,
in the eighth year, peace was made between that king and Charles, king of
France, whereby and by virtue of an ordinance made in the Parliament at
Leicester, in 2 Henry V, the said alien priory of Pembroke, not being
conventual and not having had any priors instituted or inducted, would
come into the king's hands. Now the said Humphrey has had no payment
of the said sums of 20Z. and 40Z. or of any parcel thereof, because Henry V
had no issues by the hands of the sheriff of the county, inasmuch as by
letters patent dated 20 July, in his first year, he granted to the said
Humphrey in tail, amongst other things the said county with all its
issues and profits, by the name of the castle and lordship of Pembroke
and the castle and lordship of Teinbergh, with all franchises, regalities,
liberties, fines, ransoms, customs, knights' fees, advowsons, fisheries, prises
of wine and other profits accustomed. The king therefore, on surrender of
the above named letter patent relative to the titles of earl and duke and
11 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 299
1 jQQ Metfihi'ane 1 — cont,
to the said priory, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal
and of the commonalty of England in the present Parliament, grants to
his said uncle, in tail male, the said styles, honours and names of earl of
Pembroke and duke of Gloucester, with 20Z. a year to maintain his estate
as earl and iOL a year to maintain his estate as duke, from the said 16 May,
2 Henry V, out of the issues and revenues of the said priory of Pembroke.
Grant to him also during pleasure the said priory with all lands, tene-
ments, rents, services, possessions, pensions, portions, fees, advowsons,
franchises, liberties and other profits to the same belonging, he finding
four chaplains to celebrate divine service every day in the said priory and
paying to Hortonk van Clux, ' chivaler,' the 50^. a year granted to him
by Henry IV, henceforward and as from the aforesaid 21 May.
By K, and C. in Pari.
Aug. 7. It was found by inquisition before the escheator in the couiity of Essex
Westminster, that a fine was levied in the quinzaine of Trinity, 8 Henry VI, between
John Malton, William Meuston and William Savage, plaintiffs, and
Lewis Bobessart, knight, and Elizabeth, then his wife, but since deceased,
Henry Bourghchier, son of William Bourghchier, knight, and William
Bourghchier, brother of the same Henry, deforciants, amongst other
things of the manors of Little Maldon, Tolleshunte, Little Fordham
in Aldham and Morton, w^hereby the said deforciants acknowledged the
premises to be the right of the said John Malton, as those which he
and his fellow-plaintiffs had of the gift of the said deforciants ; the
plaintiffs in return granting the premises and surrendering tbem in court
to the said Lewis and Elizabeth and the heirs of their bodies, with
remainder to the heirs of her body, with remainder over to the said Henry
and the heirs of his body ; whereby the said Lewis and Elizabeth were
seised in their demesne as of fee tail and he died so seised, whereupon the
premises were taken into the king's hand. She, surviving, sued them out
and died seised without heir of her body. It was also found that the said
manor called Morton is held of the king in chief, the said manor of Little
Maldon is held as of the honour of Peverell and the said manors of Tolles-
hunte and Little Fordham, are held as of the honour of Boulogne, by
knight service. On the death of the said Elizabeth and by reason of the
trespasses aforesaid the premises were taken into the king's hand^ but
now for 20 marks paid in the hanaper he has pardoned the trespasses and
granted licence for the said Henry to hold the premises entailed as
aforesaid. By p.s.
Aug. 16. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Lewis Johan, king's
Westminster, esquire, of the offices of steward of the possessions of the duchy of Cornwall
in the county of Devon and of warden of the stannaries in the same county,
taking 20/. a year out of the issues of the duchy by the hands of the
receiver. He has surrendered letters patent dated 10 February, 1 Henry VI,
granting him the same offices and the said 20Z. by his own hands, he
having then been receiver of the duchy. He was discharged of that office
on 16 August last, and on his petition the king hereby renews the grant
of the said annuity bearing the said date of 16 August. By p.s.
MEMBRANE I7d.
Aug. 4. Commission to Philip Courtenay, William Bonevill or Bonevyll, Thomas
Westminster. Arundell, William Bodrigan orBodrygan, John Carmynau or Carmynowe,
James Chidelegh or Chuddelegh, and John Pasmer or Passemere, Serjeant
800 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
J 433 Membrane lid — cont,
at arms, and to two or more of them to enquire touching a statement that
a certain vessel called * Xostre Dame * of Dierne in Brittany, William
Kersaud, master, laden with twenty-five tuns of wine was lately captured
at sea by lieges of the king and taken first to the Isle of Wyght and then
to the town of Kyngesbrugge, contrary to the peace. The commissioners
are also to enquire as to what has become of the vessel and goods and
certify the result into chancery.
Aug. 5. The like commission to the same touching a vessel called * Nostre Dame
Wwtminster. Delarmor,* Henry Coz of Lopeizan, master, and another called ' Seint Just*
of Kempercoventyn in Brittany, John Lestellaminet, master, laden with
wine and other merchandize to the estimated value of 800 nobles, which
are stated to have been taken and plundered by the king's lieges.
Aug. 8. Commission to Ralph Rachinner, Otto Tregonan, Nicholas Henrygoly,
Westminster. Richard Beauchamp, John Nicolhurlyer and Roger Treouren, and to two
or more of them, to enquire as to the alleged capture at sea by lieges of
the king of a barge called Seynt Ives of Nauntes in Brittany, whereof
Mace Amec of Nauntes was master, and John, prior of Garrant, and
Reginald Dany of Nauntes were freighters {mercatores)^ which was laden
with salt, wine, iron, six pieces of rosin, three dozen cords, and a parcel
of linen cloth and other merchandise, and was bound for Ireland, but is
stated to have been taken and plundered and brought into Pensans and to
be still detained there. The commissioners are to discover what has
become of the ship and goods and to enforce restitution.
MEMBRANE 16(f.
June 2. Commission to William Alisaundre, Robert Longe, Thomas Gerhard,
Dogmersfleld. Henry Bradley and the sheriff of Wilts, and to two or more of them, to
take an inquisition post mortem as to the lands of Edith, late the wife of
John Stone, tenant in chief.
June B. Commission to Thomas Arundell, John Herle, John Salter and John
Dogiuersfieid. Bryt, and to two or three of them, to hold enquiry as to the king's lieges
who recently seized at sea a ship called la Setjnt Julyan of Kemper-
carantyn in Brittany, whereof John Quequen was master and Oliver
Quyntyn, freighter, laden with wines of la Rochel to the number of 48 tuns
and 1 pipe ; and also another ship called Seynt Ires of the same town,
whereof Ivo Morys was master and William Lennon, freighter, laden with
salt, iron, linen cloth and other merchandise, to the value of 1,500 crowns,
and brought the said ships to the town of Drullo in Cornwall, where they
are still detained. The commissioners are to ascertain the circumstances
and value of these captures and to enforce restitution.
The like commission to John Jayben, William Soper, Laurence Tonard,
Thomas Lacun and John Pollard, and to two or more of them, relative to
a vessel called le Ckristofre de Seynt Bryeiw of Vaulx, whereof Peter de
Lanoe was master, laden with corn, fells, linen cloth and other merchandise,
to the value of 200 marks, which is stated to have been recently captured
and taken to the Isle of Wyght.
The like to Nicholas Carrewe, knight, John Copleston, Robert Bolt and
John Baron, and to two or more of them, relative to a vessel called
la Margarete of Veint, whereof John Yon was master and John Conon,
enquire, owner, laden with salt, linen cloth and other merchandise, to the
value of 1,000/., which vessel is stated to have been taken to Teigmouth.
11 HENRY VL— Part 2. 301
i^QQ Membrane 16</ — vont*
June 24. The like to Philip Conrtenay, knight, Thomas Arondell, knight, John
Westminster. Herle, knight, Thomas Carmynowe and James Chudelegh, and to two or
more of them, relative to a ship called Seynt Yves of Kempercarantyn in
Brittany, whereof Yvion Morice was master and William Lennon,
freighter, laden with salt, iron, linen cloth and other merchandise, to the
value of 800 crowns, stated to have been captured at sea, brought to Truru
in Cornwall, and detained there.
July 11. Commission to William Clerk, mayor of Dertemouth, Walter Reynold,
Westminster. Andrew Hill, Richard Smyth, John Beaufilz, Andrew Thring, Richard
Carswylle, and John Bodrygan, and to three or more of them, to appraise
the wines and other merchandise of the king's Spanish enemies, which
have been captured in a crayer of Lesclus called Matiequeneth, Gopyn le
Clerk, master, and brought to Dartmouth ; also to deliver them, by
indenture, when appraised, to Thomas Broun, Robert Carre, Thomas
Gylle and John Stevenes, to be sold. The commissioners are to report to
the Chancery, and to remit thither their halves of the said indentures.
July 20. Commission to John Stourton, knight, John Westbury, Laurence
Westminster. Gaweyn and George Westby, and to two or three of them, to hold
inquisitions in the counties of Wilts and Dorset as to the persons who are
stated to have intruded upon the king's possession of divers lands of the
priory of Ivychurch, in the diocese of Salisbury ; the said priory, with all
its possessions, having been wasted by misrule, was taken into the hands
of Henry V.
July 22. Commission to William Cheyne, knight, Stephen Popham, knight,
Weetmiiwten John Uvedale, Walter Fetyplace, mayor of Southampton, Thomas Haydok,
Richard Holt and William Soper, and to two or more of them, including
either Cheyne, Haydok or Holt, to make inquisition in the county of
Southampton as to treasons, felonies, trespasses, negligences, misprisions,
concealments, forgeries, deceptions, conspiracies, confederacies and other
evil deeds done in that county, as well within liberties as without.
MEMBRANE IW.
July 16. Commission, pursuant to the Statutes of Westminster the second and
Westminster 13 Richard H [Stat. 1, c. 19], to William Scargill, esquire, Robert
Mauleverer, esquire, William Malbys of Mi ton, John Thwaytes, esquire,
William Shupton, esquire, William Mirfeld, John Mauleverer and
William Vyncent, and to two or more of them, on complaint bv the
people of Yorkshire that persons have been unlawfully destroying saunon,
samlets, and ' le frie and broode ' of salmon, lampreys and other fish within
the waters of Humbre, Ouse, Done, Eyre, Derwent, Querf, Nydd, Yore,
Swale, and These, by nets and engines and by strictures newly made
across those rivers.
July 22. Commission to Philip Courtenay, knight, Nicholas Carru, knight, John
Westminster* Dynham, knight, William Bonevill, knight, Thomas Beamond, knight,
James Chuddelegh, John Copleston, John Jaybien, John Hauley and the
sheriff of Devon, in view of apprehended invasion, to array the men at
arms, armed men and archers dwelling near the coasts of the said county ;
to cause all able-bodied men to be armed according to their estate and
ability ; to oblige the rich who are not able-bodied to find according to
the quantity of their lands and goods, and as they may reasonably bear
without losing their estate, armour for the armed men, and bows and
jl
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302 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433. Membrane 15d — conU
arrows for the archers so to be arrayed, who are unable to provide them for
themselves, and to contribute to the expenses of those who shaU labour
for the defence of the realm. The men at arms, armed men and archers
are to be arrayed by thousands, hundreds and twenties or otherwise, and are
to be mustered and inspected from time to time. The commissioners
are to report to the king and council before All Saints Day next, and are
to cause * bekyns ' to be set up to give warning.
May 1. Commission to John Lokewode of Little Broghton, Henry Day veil of
Westminster. Melsyngby, William Leget of Yaroum, William Clesby of Mersk and John
Dikson of Osbaldwyk, associating them with Robert Johnson of Scarde-
burgh, Robert Malton of Alalton, John Johnson of Flaxton, Richard
Cotone, William de Swale of Grynton and William Seygneour of Malton,
lately appointed, with Thomas Warde of Hawkesmell, now deceased, as
collectors in the North riding of Yorkshire, except the city of York, of
the half fifteenth and half tenth payable at Martinmas next, which were
granted to the king by the commonalties of England in the Parliament
held at Westminster in his tenth year.
Vacated became on the Fine lloll of this year,
Aug. 6. Commission of oyer and terminer to Richard, earl of Salisbury, Henry,
Westminster, earl of Northumberland, William Babyngton, James Strangways, John
Ellerker, Richard Hastynges, knight, William Ryther, knight, John
Constable, esquire, Thomas Clarell, Henry Vavesour and John Thwaytes,
and to two or more of them, including either Babyngton or Strang-
ways, on complaint by William, abbot of St. Mary's, York, that
William Shupton of Shupton, co. York, * gentilman,' Thomas Bychill of
Hoby, CO. York, * husbandman,' William Abell of Wygyngton, co. York,
* husbandman,* W^illiam Vessee of the same, *cartwright,' John Welton of
the same, *webster,' John Haggar of Tollerton, co. York, *yoman,*
William Bradeley of Wygyngton, * husbandman,* John Blakhose of Hoby,
the younger, * husbandman,' William Dayhouse of Alne, co. York,
* walker,' John Usburn of Sutton, co. York, * husbandman,' Robert Brok
of Haxby, co. York, * husbandman,* William Percy of York, *webster,*
and other malefactors, broke the park of the said abbot at Spaunton,
hunted therein without his licence, took and impounded 50 oxen and 50
cows of his found at Shupton, also took and led away 10 oxen and 10 cows
of his, value 20L there found, fished in his several fishery at Hornse, took
away fish to the value of 40/. and also deer, assaulted his men and
servants at Tollerton and Shupton aforesaid, and so threatened his men,
servants and fellow monks that the last named dared not go to the
monastery to hold service and the others dared not stir abroad about his
business for a great while. For 405. paid in the hanaper.
The like commission to the same with the addition of William Ormeshede,
mayor of the city of York, on complaint by the same that William Shupton
of Shupton, * gentilman,' Thomas Bychill of Hoby, * husbandman,*
William Abell of Wygyngton,* husbandman,' William Vessee of the same,
* cartwright,' Henry Abell of Haxby, 'husbandman,' John Haggar of
Tollerton, *yoman,* William Bradely of Wygyngton, * husbandman,* John
Blakhose of Hoby, the younger, * husbandman,* William Dayhouse of Alne,
' walker,* John Usburn of Sutton, * husbandman,' Robert Raper of Haxby,
CO. York, * raper,' William Percy of York, * webster,' and others broke his
close at Bothum, within the liberty of the said city, and so threatened his
fellow monks, men and servants that they dared not &c. as above
For 20s, paid in the hanaper.
n HENRY VL— Part 2. 808
Aug. 17. Commission to John Juyn, knight, Richard New«ton, John Hody,
Westminster. Robert .Burton, William Venour and the sheriflfs of the counties of
Somerset, Dorset, Devon, Cornwall, Gloucester and Bristol, to enquire by
examination, sworn inquest and otherwise touching ships loaded or
unloaded on the coasts of the said counties during the present and last
reigns without payment of custom and subsidy, and escapes of felons,
concealments, trespasses, misprisions, offences, contempts, forgeries and
deceptions done in the said counties during the same period.
The like to William Sydney, William Burgoyn, John Bamburgh, and
the sheriffs of the counties of Southampton, Sussex, Surrey, and Kent.
The like to W^illiam Godred, William Yelverton, John Roys, Henry
Drury, Richard Alrede and the sheriffs of the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk
and Essex.
Aug. 16. Commission to the mayor and bailiffs of Dertemouth and to Thomas
Westminster. College, Serjeant at arms, to arrest Thomas Bukke of Dertemouth, and
bring him before the king in Chancery.
Aug. 15. The like to Thomas Comberworth, knight, William Tirwhit, knight,
Westminster. John Kyme, Thomas Fitz William, John Wyles and the sheriff of Lincoln,
relative to Thomas Keleby, parson of the church of Malberthorp, co.
Lincoln.
Aug. 12. Commission de kidellU, pursuant to the statutes of 25 Edward III
Westminster. ^Stat. 8, c. 4] and of 1 Henry IV [c. 12] to Henry Somer, Thomas
Frowyk, John Hampden, William W^happelode, Andrew Sperlyng, Robert
FitzRobert, William Selman, Edmund Brudenell, Richard Maydeston
and John Shordych, and to two or more of them, including either
Whappelode, Sperlyng, FitzRobert or Selman, for the water and great
river called * Colneystreme ' between the towns of Woxebrigge and Stanes,
in the counties of Buckingham and Middlesex.
( 804 )
12 HENRY VI.- Part 1.
1433.
Sept. 5.
WestminBter*
Sept. 7.
Wookey.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 80.
Westminster.
1434.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster
March 9.
Westminster.
April 15.
Westminster.
AprU 19.
Westminster.
April 16.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 34,
Mandate to the escheator in the county of Salop to deliver the .
temporalities of the monastery of St. Peter, Shrewsbury, to Thomas
Ludlowe, professor of theology {soar paffine)^ and monk of the house,
whose election as abbot has been confirmed by William, bishop of Coventry
and Lichfield, and whose fealty the king has commanded the same bishop
to take. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Stafford.
Cambridge.
And to the chancellor in the county Palatine of Lancaster.
Writ de intend emlo to the tenants of the abbey.
Appointment, pursuant to the statute of 86 Edward III [Stat, 1, r. 2]
of Hugh Maigne, yeoman of the office of caterer of the household, to
purvey for the said office, until 9 March next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
The like of the following : —
Walter Hale, yeoman of the office of the poultry, to purvey for the
said office, until 24 April next. By the like bill.
William Basour, yeoman of the office of the caterer, to purvey for the
said office, until 5 May next. By the like bill.
William Fairman, yeoman of the same office, the like, until 8 May
next. By the like bill.
John Bay, yeoman of the same, the like, until 1 June next.
By the like bill.
John Neweman, yeoman of the same, the like, until 4 August next.
Richard Mason, yeoman of the same, the like.
John Maynard, yeoman of the same, the like, until 19 August next.
John Hanham, Serjeant of the same office, the like, until 9 September
next. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Hugh Maigne, yeoman of the same, the like.
By the like bill.
Thomas Sende, yeoman of the office of the bakery, to purvey for the
same office, until 14 October next.
John Stronger, yeoman of the same office, the like.
John Grene and John Baker, yeomen of the office of the avenary, to
purvey for the office, until 18 October next.
Richard Breuster, serjeant of the office of the bakery, to purvey for
the office, until 15 October next.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
805
1434.
April 19.
Westminster.
April 28.
WeBtminster.
May 6.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
June 7.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westminster.
1433.
Sept. 18.
Bath.
Membrane 84 — eont,
Thomas Hille, yeoman of the office of the avenary, to purvey for the
office, until 18 October next.
John Somer, yeoman of the same office, the like, until 28 October
next.
Bichard Somer, yeoman of the same, the like, until 8 October next.
John Bay and James Boniland, yeomen of the office of the caterer,
to purvey for the office, until 4 November next.
Bichard Chaloner, yeoman of the office of the poultry, to purvey for
the office, until 8 November next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Walter Bryght, yeoman of the office of the bakery, to purvey for the
office, until 6 December next. By the like bill.
William Basour, yeoman of the office of the caterer, to purvey for the
office, until 81 December next.
Presentation of Thomas Oldbury, chaplain, to the church of Berston, in
the diocese of Worcester, directed to the vicar general in the absence of
the bishop abroad.
Vacated because unexecuted.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 15.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 33.
Pardon to William Chantour of Erethe, co. Huntingdon, * yoman,' of
his outlawry in the county of Suffolk, for not appearing before the justices
of the Bench to answer Joan Bous touching a plea of debt of 160^., he
having surrendered to the prison of Flete, as Willliam Babyngton, chief
justice, has certified.
The like to the following, mutatie mutandis : —
John Bemecastell of Howeden, co. York, * chapman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Thomas Fauconer, citizen and
mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
John Turnour of Asshebyleger, co. Northampton, * gentilman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer William Aldewyncle,
touching a plea of debt of 402. Middlesex.
John Purs, vicar of the church of Little Pecham, co. Kent, for not
appearing before the same to answer Andrew Hunte and John
Seymour touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
John Ussher of Pabenham, co. Bedford, ' milner,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Londesop, esquire, touching a
plea of debt of 10 marks. Bedford.
Thomas Cook of Bryklesworth, co. Northampton, ' husbondman,'
for not appearing before Henry V to answer that king and John
Bertram for having, contrary to the ordinance, quitted the service
of the latter, in which he was retained at Bryklesworth, before the
end of the term agreed on. Northampton.
John Uderd of Lynstok, co. Cumberland, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Henryson touching a plea of trespass. Northumberland.
34881 n
806
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster,
Oct. 81.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 88 — cont.
Robert Stunuyn late of Bardefeld, co. Essex, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer Philip Desford, clerk, touching a plea
of debt of IL 195. lOd, Essex.
Robert Ughtred of Kexbyfery, co. York, knight, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Eyng and William Causton touch-
ing a plea of debt of 106s. 8d, London.
Simon BIyke of Lambroke, co. Somerset, *gentilman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Baret, esquire, and
John Homme, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 46s. 8d.
London.
William Dorset of London, ' gentilman,' for not appearing before the
same to answer John de Veer, earl of Oxford, touching a plea of
debt of 28^. Middlesex.
Robert Uger of Thaxstede, co. Essex, 'bocher,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Cok touching a plea of debt of 50s,
London.
Richard Halle of Mersfeld, co. Gloucester, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Gore touching a plea of
trespass. Wilts.
Simon Luffe of Branfeld, co. Buckingham, * husbondman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer John Sotherne touching a plea
of debt of 20^ Leicester.
John Wederby, Wethyrben or Wetherby of Rypon or Repon, co.
York, * mercer,' * chapman ' or merchant, for not appearing before
the same to answer Bernard de Mons, merchant of Bordeaux,
touching a plea of debt of 182. 16s. Sd. to answer John Hale,
citizen and 'fleccher* of London, touching a plea of debt of 15
marks ; to answer William Melreth, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 121. to answer Richard Bures, citizen
and mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 111. and to
answer John Wyot, citizen and draper of London, touching a plea
of debt of 16^ London.
Thomas Boltestram of Kyllesby, co. Northampton, * gentilman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer William Aldewyncle
touching a plea of debt of 402. Middlesex.
Robert Benfeld or Benfelde of Porteslade, or late of Porteslade, co.
Sussex, ' gentelman,' or * gentilman,' for not appearing before the
same to answer Edmund Twyn, citizen and grocer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 40s. and to answer William Growemere
touching a plea of debt of 6 marks. London. Kent.
Richard Barwell of Coventre, co. Warwick, 'shether,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Isabel, late the wife of Adam Huyton of
Goventre, and John Elager, alias Ellager, executrix and executor
of the will of Adam Huyton, touching a plea that he render to
them 202. Warwick.
William Dawe of Penemyll, co. Oomwall, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before Henry V to answer John Helyer touching a plea
of trespass. Oomwall.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
807
1433.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Membrane 88 — cont.
Thomas Potte of Holbeche, co. Lincoln, * husbondman/ for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer the abbot of
Croylond touching a plea of debt of 10^. Lincoln.
John Laverok of Queldryke, co. York, * husbondman/ for not appearing
before the same to answer John Catour, touching a plea of trespass.
London.
John Thressher of Stawell, co. Somerset, * husbondman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Northern touching a
plea of debt of 40s. Somerset.
Thomas Hemlemstede, alias Thomas Fyssher, of Suthwerk, co.
Surrey, * yoman,* for not appearing before the same to satisfy John
Gladwyn of a judgment debt of 88s. Ad, and 6Sk, 4^/. damages ;
and to satisfy Robert Coton of a judgment debt of 40s. and 18s. id.
damages. London. Surrey.
Edmund Hill of Wymbourne Mynstre, co. Dorset, * fleccher,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Pedworth and Avice
his wife, executrix of the will of Adam Mustard, touching a plea
that he render them an account for the time when he was the said
Adam's bailiff in Wymbome Mynstre. Dorset.
Nov. 8.
Westminster,
Nov. 8.
Westminster
Nov. 7.
Westminster,
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster,
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE S2.
Alexander Eton, parson of the church of Laxton, to. Nottingham, for
not appearing before the same to answer Robert Jacob touching a
plea of debt of 6Z. 6s. London.
John Crukem of Chyldhey, co. Dorset, ^gentilman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Walter Tracy touching a plea of debt of
AL 6s. 8d, Middlesex.
John Trewynt of Trewynt, co. Cornwall, 'gentilman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Polreden touching a plea of
debt of 100s. Middlesex.
John Bradle of Oxford, co. Oxford, < husbondman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Hatherle, citizen of London,
touching a plea of debt of 46s. London.
John Lybard of Brystowe, * cardmaker,' for not appearing before the
same to answer Margery, late the wife of Hugh Byrches, or
Byrchys, citizen and draper of London, Nicholas Byrches, brother
of the same Hugh, and John Clyf, citizen and skinner of London,
executrix and executors of the will of Hugh Byrches, touching a
plea that he render to them 40s. London.
William Wynsherst of Roweley, co. Stafford, 'yoman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard atte Lee touching a
plea of debt of 40s. London.
Roger Burys of Fenyngham, oo. Kent, * mellere,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Roger Isle of Sondresshe touching a plea
of debt of iOl. Kent.
806
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433.
Oct. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
-Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 81.
Westminster*
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 88 — cont,
Robert Btunuyn late of Bardefeld, co. Essex, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer Philip Desford, clerk, touching a plea
of debt of 11. 19«. lOd. Essex.
Robert Ughtred of Kexbyfery, co. York, knight, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Eyng and William Causton touch-
ing a plea of debt of 106^. Sd. London.
Simon Blyke of Lambroke, co. Somerset, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Baret, esquire, and
John Homme, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 46s. %d.
London.
William Dorset of London, ^ gentilman,' for not appearing before the
same to answer John de Veer, earl of Oxford, touching a plea of
debt of 282. Middlesex.
Robert Ilger of Thaxstede, co. Essex, < bocher,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Cok touching a plea of debt of 60s.
London.
Richard Halle of Mersfeld, co. Gloucester, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Gore touching a plea of
trespass. Wilts.
Simon Luffe of Branfeld, co. Buckingham, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Sotherne touching a pka
of debt of 20L Leicester.
John Wederby, Wethyrben or Wetherby of Rypon or Repon, co.
York, * mercer,' * chapman * or merchant, for not appearing before
the same to answer Bernard de Mons, merchant of Bordeaux,
touching a plea of debt of 182. 16s. 8(i. to answer John Hale,
citizen and 'fleccher' of London, touching a plea of debt of 15
marks ; to answer William Melreth, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 122. to answer Richard Bures, citizen
and mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 112. and to
answer John Wyot, citizen and draper of London, touching a plea
of debt of 162. London.
Thomas Boltestram of Kyllesby, co. Northampton, ^ gentilman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer William Aldewyncle
touching a plea of debt of 402. Middlesex.
Robert Benfeld or Benfelde of Porteslade, or late of Porteslade, co.
Sussex, ^ gentelman,' or < gentilman,' for not appearing before the
same to answer Edmund Twyn, citizen and grocer of London,
touching a plea of debt of 40s. and to answer William Crowemere
touching a plea of debt of 6 marks. London. Kent.
Richard Barwell of Co ventre, co. Warwick, < shether,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Isabel, late the wife of Adam Huyton of
Coventre, and John Elager, a2uis EUager, executrix and executor
of the will of Adam Huyton, touching a plea that be render to
them 202. Warwick.
William Dawe of PenemyU, oo. Cornwall, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before Henry V to answer John Helyer touching a plea
of trespass. Cornwall.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
807
1433.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Membrane 88 — cont.
Thomas Potte of Holbeche, co. Lincoln, * husbondman/ for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer the abbot of
Croylond touching a plea of debt of 10^. Lincoln.
John Laverok of Queldryke, co. York, * husbondman/ for not appearing
before the same to answer John Catour, touching a plea of trespass.
London.
John Thressher of Stawell, co. Somerset, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Northern touching a
plea of debt of 40s. Somerset.
Thomas Hemlemstede, alias Thomas Fyssher, of Suthwerk, co.
Surrey, * yoman,' for not appearing before the same to satisfy John
Gladwyn of a judgment debt of 88s. id. and 58s. 4r/. damages ;
and to satisfy Robert Coton of a judgment debt of 40s. and 18s. id.
damages. London. Surrey.
Edmund Hill of Wymbourne Mynstre, co. Dorset, * fleccher,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Pedworth and Avice
his wife, executrix of the will of Adam Mustard, touching a plea
that he render them an account for the time when he was the said
Adam's bailiff in Wymbome Mynstre. Dorset.
Nov. 8.
Westminster,
Nov. 8.
Westminster
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster,
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE S2.
Alexander Eton, parson of the church of Laxton, to. Nottingham, for
not appearing before the same to answer Robert Jacob touching a
plea of debt of 62. 6s. London.
John Crukem of Chyldhey, co. Dorset, 'gentilman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Walter Tracy touching a plea of debt of
il. 6s. 8d. Middlesex.
John Trewynt of Trewynt, co. Cornwall, 'gentilman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Polreden touching a plea of
debt of 100s. Middlesex.
John Bradle of Oxford, co. Oxford, ' husbondman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Hatherle, citizen of London,
touching a plea of debt of 46s. London.
John Lybard of Brystowe, * cardmaker,' for not appearing before the
same to answer Margery, late the wife of Hugh Byrches, or
Byrchys, citizen and draper of London, Nicholas Byrches, brother
of the same Hugh, and John Clyf, citizen and skinner of London,
executrix and executors of the will of Hugh Byrches, touching a
plea that he render to them 40s. London.
William Wynsherst of Roweley, co. Stafford, *yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard atte Lee touching a
plea of debt of 40s. London.
Roger Burys of Fenyngham, co. Kent, ' mellere,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Roger Isle of Sondresshe touching a plea
of debt of iOl. Kent.
808
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. n.
Westminater.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 19.
Westminster.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Membrane 82 — contr
Richard Bele of Henton by Derham, co. Gloucester, < husbondman/
for not appearing before the same to answer William Darell,
Robert Longe, Edmund Dauntesey, John Goueley, clerk, and John
Burnhull the younger, touching a plea of trespass. Wilts.
Robert Bolthorp of Hertford, co. Hertford, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Bette of Bedford
touching a plea of debfc of 40«. Bedford.
Henry Sutton of Clenchewarton, co. Norfolk, *yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Aslak and William
Norwych, citizen of Norwich, touching a plea of debt of 20L
Norfolk.
William More of Fitz Payn Wotton, co. Dorset, 'husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer Thomas Bonevylle,
esquire, touching a plea of debt of 8^. Cornwall.
Thomas Scopard of Fayerle, in the Isle of Wight, co. Southampton,
* husbondman,* for not appearing before the same to answer
Thomas Reynold touching a plea of trespass. Southampton.
Thomas Benet of Causton, co. Norfolk, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Geoffrey Russell of Becclys, co. Suffolk,
'husbondman,' touching a plea of debt of 40s. Suffolk.
William. Bouer late of Heyegate, co. Middlesex, 'husbondman,* for
. not appearing before the same to answer Nicholas Stodley of
London, 'gentilman,' touching a plea of debt of iOs. Middlesex.
John Eillyzate of Fysshele, late farmer of Wyghampton, co. Norfolk,
'yoman,' for not appearing before the same to answer James
Amald, citizen of Norwich, touching a plea of debt of 4tOs.
Norfolk.
Bartholomew Dounton of Lyllyngton, co. Dorset, * frankeleyn,' for
not appearing before the same to answer the abbot of Glastonbury,
touching a plea that he render account for the time when he was
receiver to John Chynnok, late abbot. Dorset.
Thomas Mountagu of Exeter, co. Devon, ' mercer,' executor of
the will of Robert Hore, late of Bridpord, co. Dorset, * chapman,'
for not appearing before the same, when sued with Robert Norton of
Exeter, co. Devon, 'belyetter,' Stephen Frakke of the same,
' husbondman,' William Tauntfere of the same, ' carpenter,' and
Hilbrand Elwell of London, * grocer,' his co-executors, to answer
William Olyver, citizen and grocer of London, touching a plea
that they render to him 111. London.
Thomas Pertre of Wykham, co. Suffolk, * smyth,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Berwer, citizen and ' pynner ' of
London, touching a plea of debt of 8 marks. London.
John Wymondeswold of Leycestre, co. Leicester, ' gentilman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer Thomas Bamesley, clerk,
touching a plea of debt of 20L Suffolk.
William Kyng of BrehuU, co. Buckingham, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer John, abbot of St. Albans, touching a
plea of debt of 20^ Hertford.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
809
1433.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov.l.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 29.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Meinhrane 82 — cont.
Thomas Smyth of Wytham, co. Essex, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Goderich of Gastell Donyngton,
CO. Leicester, touching a plea of debt of 20Z. Middlesex.
Bichard Lowe of Covyn, co. Stafford, *gentilman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer John Ywardby and William Venour,
touching a plea of debt of 10^. Middlesex.
William Taverner of Wells, co. Somerset, * taverner,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Walter Power, merchant of Bristol,
touching a plea of debt of 40s. Bristol.
Bichard Hikkes of the Isle of Grene, co. Kent, ' yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Nicholas Carreu touching a
plea of debt of 40^ Surrey.
John Pennans of Penros by Besmeryn, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,'
executor of the will of Bichard Pennans of Conderowe, co. Corn-
wall, *gentilman,' and Thomas Bescruk of Carlunzok, co.
Cornwall,' ' gentilman,* and Annora his wife, co-executrix of the
said John Pennans, for not appearing before the same to answer
Bobert Treyage, alias Treage, touching a plea that they render to
him 4/. Middlesex.
William Bullok of Norton, co. Derby, ' gentilman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Hardwyk and Thomas Tumour,
citizens and mercers of London, administrators of the goods late
of John Langham, who died intestate, touching a plea that he
render to them 100s. London.
Thomas Neuton of Whityngton, co. Lancaster, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Henry Estby, touching a plea
of debt of 41^. York city.
Bichard Smyth of Cowebit co. Lincoln, * chapman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Hillyngton touching a plea of
debt of 6 marks. Lincoln.
Thomas Chapeleyn, or Chapellayn, of Westburgh, co. Lincoln,
* yoman,' or * husbondman,' for not appearing before the same to
answer William Chapeleyn, touching a plea of debt of 40s. and
George Belesby touching a plea of debt of 20/. London.
Benedict Hamle of Busnonan, co. Cornwall, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Nicholas Berthey touching a
plea of trespass. Cornwall.
Nicholas Wykyng of Bandecokkes, of the parish of Asshburnham, co.
Sussex, * draper,' alias of Horsham, co. Sussex, pamianus, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Pope and William Pope,
citizens and shermen of London, touching a plea of debt of 10/. 10s.
London.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 31.
John Carpenter of Hull upon More, co. Worcester, the younger,
* husbondman,' for not appearing before the same to answer
William, abbot of Pershore, touching a plea of trespass.
Worcester.
310
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433.
Nov. 80.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Nov. 80.
Westminster.
Nov.l.
Westminster.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Dec. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 30.
Westminster.
Membrane 81 — cant,
Thomas Hode of Lemstre, or Thomas Hood of Leomynstre, co.
Hereford, merchant, 'husbondman' or ^yoman/ for not appearing
before the same to answer William Hakeluyt of Eton by Lemstre,
esquire, Richard More, parson of the church of Ibbestoke, and
John Jakes of Oddeston, co. Leicester, touching a plea of debt of
18 marks ; to answer John Coston touching a plea of debt of 10^
and to answer Thomas Bullesdon, 'sadeler,' touching a plea of
debt of 161 , 68. 8(/. Leicester. Worcester.
William Spaldyngton, canon of the cathedral church of Wells, of
Salisbury, co. Wilts, for not appearing before the same to answer
John Reynold, canon of same church, touching a plea of debt of
1005. Somerset.
William Merburg, or Marbury, of Brichampton, or Bryghthampton,
CO. Gloucester, or of Campeden, co. Gloucester, 'gentilman,* for
not appearing before the same to answer the following touching
pleas of debt, viz. John Harrys, citizen and skinner bf London,
11. is, ; Richard Nordon, citizen and tailor of London, 48^. id, ;
and Ralph Ligoldesby lOOs. and to answer Thomas Wandesford,
citizen and woolmonger of London, executor of the will of John
Glamvyle, late of London, tUias citizen and woolmonger of London,
touching a plea that he render to him iOs. London. Worcester.
Walter Webbe, parson of the church of Deuerek, co. Hereford, for
not appearing before the same, when sued with Thomas Barowe,
of Doweswall, CO. Hereford, *gentilman,* as executor with him of
the will of Henry Barowe, son of Stephen Barowe late dwelling in
Doweswall, touching a plea of Richard Lewelyn late of Doweswall
that they render to him 10 marks. Leicester.
William Wystede of Ledenham, co. Lincoln, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Bate of Northwell, co.
Nottingham, touching a plea of debt of 8 marks. Nottingham.
Thomas Firsby of Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, * taillour,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Alice Stodley and Nicholas
Stodley, executors of the will of John Stodley, late citizen and
' taillour ' of London, touching a plea that he render to them
il, 12d. London.
John Weston of Carleton, co. Leicester, ^gentilman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Alice Saykyn of London, widow,
and John Brokley, and Alexander Ghilde, citizens and drapers of
London, executors of John Saykyn, late citizen and draper of
London, touching a plea that he render 54s. London.
John Calfawe of Maldon, co. Essex, chaplain, for not appearing
before the same to answer William Herdewyk and Thomas
Turnoure, citizens and mercers of London, administrators of the
goods of John Langham, late citizen and meicer of London, who
died intestate, touching a plea that he render to them 403.
London.
Alan Dalowe of Broughton, co. Buckingham, 'husbondman' or
'yoman,' for not appearing before the same to answer John
Pestell and John Knottyng touching a plea of debt of 403. and
William Edy, citizen and draper of London, touching a plea of
debt of 4 marks. Bedford.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
311
1433.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 25.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 6.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Westminster.
1434.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 23.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminster.
Membrane 81 — cont,
Richard Benteley, burgess of Shrewsbury, oo. Salop, * gentilman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer the prior of the Hospital
of St. John of Jerusalem in England touching a plea of debt of
iOl. Middlesex.
William Borle, burgess of Shrewsbury, * gentilman,' for the like.
Middlesex.
John Hampton of Pensherst, co. Kent, *husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Dowele touching a
plea of debt of 5 marks 8s, 6t/. Kent.
William Someer of Berden in Craven, co. York, * husbandman,' for
not appearing before the same when sued with Robert del Kychyn
of the same place, to answer Robert Nicholasson touching a plea of
trespass. York.
Thomas Fylour of Bristoll, 'chapman,' for not appearing before the
same to answer William Melreth, citizen of London, touching a
plea of debt of 161. London.
William del Broke of Blakebourne, co. Lancaster, ' husbondman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer John Aynesworth
touching a plea that he render to him chattels to the value of 40s.
London.
William Lange of Barwe, co. Somerset, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Northern touching a
plea of debt of 40s. Somerset.
John Gosenore of Coventre, co. Warwick, 'marchaunt,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Henry Syrcok touching a plea
of debt of IL 10s. Warwick.
Ralph Furneys of Halyfax, co. York, 'chapman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Middelmore, citizen and mercer
of London, touching a plea of debt of lll.Hs, London.
Thomas Stoterych of Grove, co. Cornwall, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Simon Yerle and William
Stoterych touching a plea of detinue of a box, with charters,
writings, and other muniments therein. Cornwall.
John Archer of Lysard, co. Cornwall, 'gentilman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer David Boys touching a plea that he
render to him chattels to the value of 40s. Middlesex.
Richard Tredeny, or Tredyny, the younger, of Tredyny, co. Cornwall,
'gentilman,' for not appearing before Richard Norton and his
fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer Richard
Tresula and William Stephyn, executors of the will of John
Gascoigne, touching a plea that he render to them 6 marks ; and
before the justices of the Bench of the present king, to answer
John Slya, citizen and 'carpenter' of London, and Henry Noble,
citizen and 'brewer' of London, touching a plea of debt 11.
Middlesex and London.
Thomas Hoo of Harleton, co. Cambridge, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench, to answer John Colayn of London,
' jueler,' touching a plea of debt of 408. London.
812
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Jan. 9.
Westminster.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
Memhrane 81 — conU
John Appulton of Little Waldyngfeld, co. Suffolk, the younger,
'fuller,* for not appearing before the same to answer John Wayte
of Branketre touching a plea of debt of 100s. Essex.
John Fullere of Canterbury, co. Kent, * chapman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Rumbald, cdids Rumbold,
citizen and mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of dl.
London.
John Solyer, in the county of Southampton, * husbondmen,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Noble of Salisbury
touching a plea of debt of 121. Wilts.
John Meyke of Ramesey, co. Huntingdon, chaplain, and Juliana
Meyke of Chaterys, co. Huntingdon, * wydowe,' executors of the
will of John Meyke, for not appearing before the same to answer
Richard Duns and Katharine, his wife, touching a plea that they
render to them chattels to the value of AOs. Cambridge.
Thomas Pydell or Pudell of Langeport Estover, co. Somerset,
'husbondman' or ' fyssher,' for not appearing when sued with
Robert White of the same place, ' husbondman,' before the same
justices, to answer John, abbot of Muchelnye, touching a plea of
trespass; and, when sued alone, to answer Richard Chedder
touching a like plea. Somerset.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 30.
Thomas Doune of Padestowe, co. Cornwall, * fyssher,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Brasyeter touching a
plea of debt of iOs. Cornwall.
Thomas Sterton of Notyngham, co. Nottingham * chapman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Tuttebury of Kyngeston
upon Hull, 'merchant,' touching a plea of debt of 16^. York.
Thomas Bokelond of Pabenham, co. Bedford, aliax late of Aylton,
[CO. Huntingdon,] 'yoman,' for not appearing before the same to
answer Robert Botyller of Aylton, touching a plea of debt of 8
marks 65. 8d. Huntingdon.
Hugh Shetewode late of Skevyngton, co. Leicester, * husbondman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer William Wale, clerk,
touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. Leicester.
Thomas Sutton, late parson of Skevyngton, for the like. Leicester.
Thomas Mossell of Stypylasshton, co. Wilts, 'husbondman and
bocher,' for not appearing before the same to answer William
Vyssher, alias Vysher, late of Edyngton, co. Somerset, 'husbond-
man,' touching a plea of debt of 8 marks. Somerset.
John Forde of Bukyngton, co. [Devon], ' husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same when sued with Robert Willa of
Bukyngton, ' husbondman,* to answer Thomas atte Willa touching
a plea of trespass. Devon.
12 HENRY VL~Part 1.
818
1434.
Feb. 5.
WestminBter.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Jan. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster,
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Memhrans 80— <;ont.
Robert Baldok of * Harowe on the Hille,' co. Middlesex, 'halywater-
derk/ for not appearing before the same to answer Simon Marable
touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
John Woghere of Estgrensted, co. Sussex, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Nelond touching a
plea of debt of 60s. Middlesex.
Robert Willa of Bukyngton [as in last entry but two] .
John Harries of Wotton by Pulton, co. Somerset, * husbondman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer John UphuU touching
a plea of trespass. Somerset.
John Amyas of the parish of Akworth, co. York, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same, when sued with John Lawe of
Eipas, CO. York, < husbondman,* to answer John Sherecroft of
Abirforth, touching a plea of debt of 7L 6s. 8d. York.
Richard West of Harleton, co. Cambridge, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Enderby of Stratton,
CO. Bedford, esquire, touching a plea of debt of 10 marks.
Bedford.
Thomas Oloke of Staunford, co. Lincoln, * bocher,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Spyan of Boston, co. Lincoln,
merchant, touching a plea of debt of 8Z. Lincoln.
John Craton of Colchestere, co. Essex, < chapman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Selove and John Bacon, citizens
and grocers of London, touching a plea of debt of 15Z. London.
John Symond of Manyngtre, co. Essex, * panerman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Skilman and John Clement
the younger, of Shipden alias Crowemer, touching a plea of debt of
5 marks. Norfolk.
William Randson of Waynflet, co. Lincoln, * fyssher,' for not
appearing before the same to satisfy Alice, late the wife of John
Croft, late citizen and ' copersmyth ' of London, and Thomas
Knovile and Simon atte Well, citizens of London, executors of the
will of the same John, of a judgment debt of lOZ. 18s. id, and
6s. 8d. damages. Husting of London.
Thomas Seygur of Norwich, co. Norfolk, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Appowell touching a plea of debt
of 40s. London.
Nicholas Rugge of Yermouth, co. Norfolk, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Gilden touching a plea of
trespass. York.
Lewis de Costa of Wrottyng, co. Cambridge, esquire, and Margery,
his wife, for not appearing before the same to answer Alexander
Eyllyngham touching a plea of debt of 11 marks. London.
John Griffith late of Wychenore, co. Stafford, knight, son of Thomas
Griffith of Wychenore, esquire, for not appearing before the same
to answer William lord of la Zouche, knight, and John Harpour,
touching a plea of debt of 202. Middlesex.
814
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
Jan. 20.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
1433.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 80 — cont.
Robert Waleys of London, 'bowyer/ for not appearing before the
same to answer Gerard Jonson, touching a plea of trespass.
Surrey.
John Facon of Totenham, co. Middlesex, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Mayster touching
a plea of trespass. Middlesex.
Roger Bodenham of Dewechirche, co. Hereford, * scutefer,' ^gentilman '
or armigeTy for not appearing before the same to satisfy Thomas
Lovet of Ruschton of iOL judgment debt and iOs. damages ; and to
answer Joan Beauchamp, lady of Bergevenny, touching a debt of
100 marks; and to answer John Miles of London, touching a debt
of 25/. and to answer Thomas Bodenham, citizen and * stokfisshe-
monger,' of London, touching a plea of debt of 20Z.
Leicester, Norfolk, Husting of London.
William Brice, of Feverisham, co. Kent, * mercer,' for not appearing
before Robert Hulle and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer Richard Marchall, citizen and woolmonger of
London, touching a plea of debt of 20L London.
John Crane of Wodenorton, co. Norfolk, esquire, for not appearing
before the present king's justices of the Bench to answer John
Preston touching a plea of debt of 10/. and to answer William
Trussell of London, knight, touching a like plea. London.
1434.
April 16.
Westminster.
April 16.
Westminster.
April 16.
Westminster.
April 16.
Westminster.
April 14.
Westminster.
April 19.
Wettminster.
MEMBRANE 29.
Thomas Gryme, burgess and merchant of Lenn, co. Norfolk, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Goventre of Vise,
CO. Wilts, touching a plea of debt of 28Z. Wilts.
William Pernell 'of Little Waltham, co. Essex, 'bocher,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Bradfeld, 'bocher,'
touching a plea of debt of 6^ Middlesex.
William Whitwhame of W^akefeld, co. York, 'skynner,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Soneman of London,
' poyntmaker,* touching a plea of debt of 20 marks. London.
Alexander Ghapman of Brodwyndesore, co. Dorset, for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Latemer and Agnes his wife,
executrix of the will of William Dirward, touching a plea that he
render to them 45«. Devon.
Robert Atteford of Broghton, co. Huntingdon, * yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Denston touching the
detinue of a certain box with charters, writings and other muni-
ments therein. Suffolk.
William Butte of Norwich, co. Norfolk, * mercer,* for not appearing
before the same to answer the king and William Hogekyns, in
whose service he was retained at Bathe, for having quitted the
same service contrary to the ordinance. Somerset.
William Ledyr of Wysebeche, co. Gambridge, 'husbondman,* and
Isabel his wife, executrix of the will of Thomas Hewyr, for not
appearing before the same to answer Roger Dry ver and Katharine
his wife touching a plea that they render to them 10 marks.
Norwich.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
815
1434.
April 20.
WestmiiiBter.
April 20.
Westminster.
April 8.
We8troiiist«r.
April 14.
Westminster.
April 27.
Westminster.
April 27.
Westminster.
April 19.
Westminster.
April 27.
Westminster.
April 28.
Westminster.
April 14.
Westminster.
April 26.
Westminster.
Membra/M 29^-€on<*
John atte Wylle of Northam, co. Devon, * baker,' for not appearing
before the same to answer William Saundjr touching a plea of
debt of 40«. Devon.
John Goodale of York, 'mercer,* executor of the will of Robert
Besyngham, or de Besyngham, for not appearing when sued with
his co-executors, John Horbery of Doncastre, co. York, 'chapman,'
and Joan, late the wife of Robert de Besyngham of Wakefeld, co.
York, * wedowe,' before William Babyngton and his fellows, justices
of the Bench of the present king, to answer John Aleyn, citizen
and mercer of London, touching a plea that they render to him
22;. 8s. 2(f. London.
William Podyner of Bydeford, co. Devon, *dyer,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Alexander Gonderton,
merchant of Pelton, touching a plea of debt of 5 marks, and
to answer William Saundre touching the like plea of 6 marks.
Devon.
John Lybard of Wyrlyngham, co. Suflfolk, 'roper,' for not appearing
before the king to answer him touching divers trespasses whereof
he was indicted. Middlesex.
Richard Hoddesson of Wrangyll, co. Lincoln, 'yoman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Bocher of Leystoft touching a plea of debt of 82. lOs* 6d. Suffolk.
Richard Stamer of Tillebury, co. Essex, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Cullyng, citizen and fishmonger
of London, and John Hulle, citizen and grocer of London, touching
a plea of debt of 18/. 18s. 8<2. London.
John Skynner of Olney, co. Buckingham, 'skynner,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Wilham Cok touching a plea
of debt of 40s. Northampton.
Thomas Hoper, vicar of Chuton, co. Somerset, alias Thomas Short
of Chuton, for not appearing before the same to answer John
Rewe touching a plea of debt of 202. Middlesex.
John Bamburgh of Gedyngton, co. Northampton, 'husbondman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer John Bayous touching
a plea of trespass. Huntingdon.
Robert William of Sydford, co. Devon, * maryner,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Lyghtfote of Webbeley,
CO. Hereford, ' gentilman,' touching a plea of debt of 7 marks.
Hereford.
John Pennans of Penros by Rosmeryn, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,'
executor of the will of Richard Pennans of Condorowe, co. Corn-
wall, 'gentilman,' and Thomas Rescruk of Carlunyek, co. Cornwall,
* gentilman,' and Annora, his wife, co-executrix of the said John,
for not appearing before the same to answer Robert Treyage, alias
Treage, touching a plea that they render 42. Middlesex.
Thomas Oclee of Erlyngham, co. Gloucester, esquire, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Leomyster and Richard
Leomyster touching a plea of debt of 12 marks. London.
m
- I
316
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
April 9.
Westminflter.
April 28.
Westminster.
April 80.
Westminsier.
April 27.
WeslminBter
April 80.
WestmiiiBter.
May 3.
WestmiiiBter.
April 14.
WestminBter.
Feb. 6.
WestminBter.
May 8.
WestmiiiBter.
May 5.
Wefitminster.
Membrane 29 — cont,
John Shawe of Southleverion, co. Nottingham, < husbondman/ for
not appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of
the Bench of Henry V, to answer Maud, late the wife of John
Milneton of Dunham, touching a plea of debt of 40^.
Nottingham.
William Comby of Northcory, co. Somerset, 'husbondman,' and
Isabel, his wife, executrix of the will of Robert Bryght, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Richard
Bryce and William Torre touching a plea that they render to
them 4Z. Somerset.
Richard < that was Adamesservant Hopper,' late of Myghelstoke, co.
Somerset, 'husbondman,' for not appearing before the same to
answer John Togode touching a plea of trespass. Somerset.
Thomas Robyas of Hoton by Gysburgh, co. York, yeoman, for not
appearing before the same to answer Ralph Holand, citizen and
draper of London, touching a plea of debt of 21/. 10s. London.
Robert Swayn of Tunstede, co. Norfolk, *yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Geoffrey Loutber touching a plea of
debt of 40s. Middlesex.
John Touker of Trewoleek, co. Cornwall, * husbondman,* Michael
Body of Rusvonan, co. Cornwall, * husbondman,' [for not appear-
ing] to answer Nicholas Berthey. [Unfinished ejitrt/,] Vacated,
John Bryan of Bynfeld, co. Berks, * servaunt,* for not appearing
before the king to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he
was indicted. Middlesex.
Thomas Bryan of Bynfeld, * carpenter,' for the like. Middlesex.
John Touker of Trewoleek, co. Cornwall, * husbondman,' Michael
Body, * husbondman,' John Watte, * husbondman,* Benedict
Hamle, 'husbondman,' all of Rusvanan, co. Cornwall, and John
Venant of Bodes wyns, co. Cornwall, * osteler,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Nicholas Berthey touch-
ing a plea of trespass. London.
Richard Diconson of Clyfton, co. York, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Loversall, chaplain,
touching a plea that he render an account for the time when he
was his receiver. York.
John Symond of Wysbeche, co. Cambridge, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Suker touching a plea
of trespass. Cambridge.
Simon atte More of Boxford, co. Suffolk, * webstere,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench of Henry Y, to answer John
Felmyngham touching a plea of trespass. Suffolk.
May 3.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 28.
Thomas Salowe, citizen and grocer of London, for not appearing
before the king's justices of the Bench to answer Walter Caketon,
citizen and < vestymentmaker ' of London, touching a plea of debt
of 188Z. 129. Id. London.
12 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1.
817
1434.
May 5.
Westminster
Mays.
WeBtminster.
April 14.
WestminBter.
June 4.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminster.
June 4.
Westminster.
June 9.
Westminster.
June 9.
Westminster.
June 10.
Westminster.
June 14.
Westminster.
June 4.
Westminster.
June 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cant.
Thomas Walter, the younger, of the county of Rent, for not appearing
before William Thirnyng, and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry IV, to answer that king and William Parfyt, in whose
service he was retained at London, for having quitted the same
contrary to the ordinance. London.
John Lanton of York, merchant, for not appearing before the king's
justices of the Bench to answer the king touching a debt of
501, 18«. Sid. London.
John Clerk of Newcastle upon Tyne, ' marchant,' for not appearing
before Bobert Hille and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer Peter TillioU, *chivaler,* touching a plea of
debt of 40«. Cumberland.
Alice, late the wife of John Beny late of Clyff, co. York, ' yoman,*
* wedowe,' administratrix of the goods of the same John, for not
appearing before the king's justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Selby of London, fishmonger, touching a plea that she render to
him 9^. London.
John Boys of Mellok, co. Cornwall, * husbondman,* for not appearing
before the same, when sued with Joan late the wife of Boger
MeUok of Mellok, * wedowe,' to answer John Herle, knight, touching
a plea of trespass. Cornwall.
William Penaliwy of Penaliwy, co. Cornwall, • gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Henry Denbold of Okampton
touching a plea of debt of 50^. Devon.
Laurence Payne, late of Stonystratton, co. Somerset, ' husbondman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer Simon Marable touching
a plea of debt of 40s. London.
Nicholas Weyston of Betford, co. Nottingham, 'yoman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Lake, touching a plea
of debt of 40«. Middlesex.
Bobsrt Tettelawe of Oldum, co. Lancaster, 'frankeleyn,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Byrton, knight,
touching a plea of trespass. Norfolk.
Geoffrey Wryght of Walden, co. Essex, * carpenter,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Leven thorp, the younger, touching
a plea of debt of 60^. Essex.
William Wydecombe of Wydecombe, co. Wilts, * gentilman,* for not
appearing before the same to come to an account with John
Deneman, executor of the will of Bobert Deneman of Newebury,
of the time when he was receiver of the same Bobert, as by jury
was found. London.
William Mathewe of Midsomerysnorton, co. Somerset, 'chapman,*
for not appearing before the same to answer John Bartelot touching
a plea of debt of 40s. Wilts.
William Clayton of Bretwysyll, co. York, 'husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same when sued with Henry Thomhill late of
Eland, co. York, 'yoman,* to answer John Fox touching a plea of
trespass. York.
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wm
818
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
June 11.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster.
June 18.
Westminster.
June 15.
Westminster.
June 17.
Westminster.
June 2.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
June Id.
Westminster.
June 2.
Westminster.
June 25.
Westminster.
June 19.
Westminster.
June 5.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster
Membrane 28 — cont,
John Mede of Northcory, co. Somerset, ' husbondman/ and Isabel,
his wife, executrix of the will of John Clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer Gilbert Marchall and Isabel, his wife,
executrix of the will of William Chambre, touching a plea that
they render to them 100«. Wilts.
Robert Louth of Hertfordyngbury, co. Hertford, * gentilman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Moungomery,
knight, Maurice Bruyn, knight, Nicholas Dixon, clerk, John
Hotoft, Thomas Frowyk, John Fray, Lewis John, John Tyrell,
Richard Baynard, Robert Darcy, Richard Fox, Richard Wentworth
and Thomas Phylyp touching a plea of debt of 20L Hertford.
John Hylle of Hedyngton, co. Oxford, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Margery late the wife of William
Molyns, knight, touching a plea of debt of ids. 8d, Buckingham.
David Sele of Truru, co. Cornwall, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Henry Denbold of Okampton touching
a plea of debt of 601. Devon.
Reginald Trefronek of Trefronek, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Richard touching a
plea of debt of 101. and to answer Henry Denbold of Okampton
touching a like plea of 601. London, Devon.
William Fraunceys of BristoU, * marchaunt,' for not appearing before
the same to answer Robert Powedich touching a plea of debt of
76/?. 8d. Town of Newcastle upon Tyne.
John Gromde of Saxthorp, co. Norfolk, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Persons touching a plea of debt
of 101. Cambridge.
John Crawethom of Crawethom, co. York, < gentilman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Jacob touching a plea
of debt of 40s. London.
John Walssh, Walshe or Walsshe, of Westchestre, Chester or Cestrta,
CO. Chester, merchant, esquire, or 'gentilman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer the following touching pleas of debt of
the following amounts respectively, viz. William White, citizen and
vintner of London, 10^. ; John Femell, citizen and draper of
London, 101. Ids. id. and Richard Bokeland, citizen and fishmonger
of London, 86Z. 12^. dd. London.
John Symkynnes of Aylesham, co. Norfolk, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Bon of Aylesham
touching a plea of debt of 4 marks Qs. 8d. Norfolk.
John Eaukyn of Bromlegh, co. Kent, 'fermer,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John, bishop of Rochester, touching a
plea of debt of 201. Kent.
Robert Tettlow of Oldom, co. Lancaster, 'gentilman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Thomas Bagshawe and Robert
Woderove touching a plea of debt of 50 marks. Lancaster.
Robert Barker of Pulham, co. Norfolk, * barkere,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Thorn touching a plea of debt of 6
marks, 10s. Suffolk*
12 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1.
319
1434.
Jtme 8.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont
Richard Philyp of Shullynglegh, co. Sussex, * parker,* for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Peter Picard touching a plea of
trespass. Sussex.
William Herfray, citizen and mercer of London, for not appearing
before the same to answer Nicholas Frebarn touching a plea of
debt of 60/. London.
John Beaghjnden of Tentyrden, co. Kent, *yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Wodeward touching a plea of
debt of 40s. Sussex.
June 2.
Westminster.
June 4.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westminster.
June 29.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westndnster
July 5.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 27.
Elizabeth or Isabel (?) Pole of Braylesford, co. Derby, 'wedowe,* for
not appearing before the same to answer John Forster touching a
plea of debt of 469. 8d. London.
Thomas Wymere of Godykote, co. Hertford, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer William Loveney and Margaret his wife
touching a plea of debt of 40s. Essex.
Nicholas Cleyhill of Combe St. Nicholas, co. Somerset, ' husbond-
man,' for not appearing before the same to answer Nicholas Reed
touching a plea of trespass. Somerset.
The like, touching a plea of debt of 40*.
Somerset.
John Marchale of Estbarsham, co. Norfolk, <yoman,' for not appear-
ing before the same when sued with William Scarlet of Estbarsham,
<yoman,' to answer Richard Reed, William Howard and John
Hunte touching a plea of trespass. Norfolk.
Thomas Marchale of Estbarsham, < yoman,' for not appearing to
answer the same touching a plea of trespass. Norfolk.
William Scarlet for the like as above, when sued with John Maochale.
Norfolk.
John Porter of Southcherche, co. Essex, < smyth,' for not appearing
before the same when sued with John Baker of Thorphalle, co.
Essex, ^husbondman,' and William Botry of Hadlye, co. Essex,
< yoman,' to answer the prior of Prytwell touching a plea of
trespass. Essex.
John Chambre, son of Edmund Ghambre, of Eppyng, co. Essex,
' gentilman,* for not appearing before the same to answer John
Burgeyne touching a plea of debt of 202. London.
John Rede of Gombe Flory, co. Somerset, * husbondman,' and Joan
his wife, for not appearing before the same to answer Philip atte
Beare, touching a plea of trespass. Somerset.
John Burre of Wyldon, co. Bedford, ' husbondman,' and Gecily, his
wife, for not appearing before the same to answer John Wene and
John Halom touching a plea of debt of 40<. Huntingdon.
John Pedon of Great Glemham, co. Suffolk, * bocher,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Oldhaugh touching a plea of
debt of 6 marksjllf. id. Suffolk.
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820
OALENDAE OP PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
July 8.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July G.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — eont.
Robert Doye of Nedham, co. Suffolk, < yoman/ for not appearing
before the same to answer John Bugge, esquire, touching a plea of
debt of 10 marks. London.
Thomas Hobbesson of Caldecote, go. Buckingham, the younger,
'husbondman,* for not appearing before the same to answer
Laurence Stafford, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 14L Sd,
London.
John Smyth of Membury, co. Wilts, ' smyth,* for not appearing
before the same to answer John Frank, clerk, touching a plea of
trespass. Wilts.
William Pencryche of Exeter, co. Devon, < clerk,* for not appearing
before the same to answer William Allerton, one of the clerks of
the privy seal, touching a plea of debt of 40s. Surrey.
Hugh Wattes of Merston Prior's, or Priour Merston, co. Warwick,
' chapman,' or ' yoman,' for not appearing before the same to
answer John Bradby of London touching a plea of debt of 40s.
to answer John Prentys of Coventre, * mercer,' touching a like plea
of 68s. Qd. and to answer Robert Beynham, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a like plea of 6Z. London.
Robert Bank of Est Depyng, co. Lincoln, < vestment maker,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John, prior of Markeby,
touching a plea that he render to him chattels to the value of 40s.
Lincoln.
John Hunte of St. Osyth, co. Essex, ' yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Philip Priour of Colchestre, merchant,
touching a plea of debt of SI. Essex.
William Fox, parson of the parish church of Holme by Radclyf on
Trent, co. Nottingham, for not appearing before the same to
answer Roger Cosyn of Groyland touching a plea of debt of 4
marks. Lincoln.
Thomas Gerard of Wellesthorp, oo. Lincoln, clerk, or late parson of
WoUesthorp, co. Lincoln, for not appearing before the same to
answer John Dawners of Banbury, co. Oxford, touching a plea of
debt of 201. and to answer John Bentele, citizen and ' brewer ' of
London, touching a like plea of 45s. 4(£. London.
Edmund Preston of Southanyngfeld, co. Essex, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Nicholas Blaxhale of Asshe,
CO. Suffolk, touching a plea of debt of 10^. Middlesex.
William Malory of Papworth Anneys, co. Cambridge, knight,
for not appearing before the same to answer John Oarblesham,
citizen and 'armurer' of London, touching a plea of debt of
68s. 4r/. London.
Thomas Freman, late of New Saresbury, co. Wilts, ' husbondman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer William Whaplode
touching a plea of debt of 40s. Buckingham.
12 HENBY VI.— Pari 1. 821
1433.
MEMBJiANE 20.
Oct. 12. John Irland, ' fenner/ of Bulnythe, co. Oxford, for not appearing
Westminster, before Henry V to answer that king touching divers trespasses
and excesses whereof he was indicted before the justices of the
peace in that county ; he having surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison, as William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified. Middlesex.
Oct. 14. Presentation of Master William Cleve, nominated to the king by Thomas
Westminster. Drury, parson of the church of St. Mary, Aldermarychyrche, London, and
by Robert Myldenale, Thomas David, Richard Palmer and John Lynde,
churchwardens, in accordance with the grant in that behalf made by
Richard II, to H. archbishop of Canterbury, for admission to the chantry
in the chapel of St. John Baptist, in the said church, which is void by the
resignation of Master William Eyrkeby.
Aug. 20. Writ of aid for William Ludlowe, deputy of Thomas Chaucer, the chief
Westminster, butler, in the port of Bristoll. By bill of the butler.
Vacated because othenctse in the eleventh year.
Oct. 15. Commission to Richard Hunte, 'feretour,* to provide coneys for the
Westminster, household for half a year.
Oct. 20. Commission to W. bishop of Norwich, Master W^illiam Lyndewode,
Westminster. Master Thomas Bekynton and Master John Stokes, doctors of laws,
Master John Strottewayte and Master John Lyndefeld, bachelors in laws,
and to William Estfeld and John Wellys, citizens of London, and to two
or more of them including either the bishop, Lyndewode, Bekynton,
Stokes, Strottewayte or Lyndefeld, to hear and determine the appeal,
which has been made to the king's audience by Gerard van Teleke,
against the definitive sentence with costs which has been given by William
Bray, bachelor in laws, commissary general in the principal court of the
admiralty of John earl of Huntingdon and count of Ivery, under-admiral
of England, Ireland and Aquitaine, in favour of Richard Buklond and
John Melbome, merchants of London, plaintiffs in an action against the
said appellant relative to the breaking or injuring of a ship called le
Antony de, London, and the damaging of divers goods in her.
Oct. 20. Protection with clause volumus for one year for John Poley, citizen and
Westminster, grocer of London, who is about to proceed to Ireland, in the company of
Thomas Stanley, knight, lieutenant of Ireland, for the victualling of that
country.
Oct. 17. Mandate to John Perveys, mayor of London and escheator in that city,
Westminster, to deliver the temporalities of the bishopric of St. Asaph to John Lowe,
of the order of friars Hermits, professor of theology, whom the pope has
provided to be bishop in the room of Robert, deceased, and whose fealty
the king has taken after he had openly and expressly renounced all words
m the pope's bull prejudicial to the king and his crown. By p.s.
The like to the escheator in the county of Salop and adjacent Welsh
marches.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric.
Oct. 22. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Richard Waller,
Westminster, king's esquire, of the office of riding forester of the forest of Asshedowne,
to be discharged by him or his deputy, with the usual wages, fees and
profits such as William Burgoyne had while alive. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Presentation of William Blythe to the church of St. Mary Stronde, in
Westminster, the diocese of London, void by the resignation of William Kyghley and in
the king's gift by reason of the temporsdities of the bishopric of Worcester
being in his hands.
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1433.
Mnnhranr 26 — cont.
Oct. 6. The like of William Eynws, chaplain, to the vicarage of Llanrowest,
Westminster, in che diocese of St. Asaph, void by the resignation of John ap Gwylym
and in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the said bishopric
being in his hands ; directed to J. bishop of St. Asaph.
Oct. 30. The like of Thomas Trelx)n, chaplain, to the vicarage of Stokecursy, in
Westminster, the diocese of Bath and Wells.
Oct. 14. The like of Master Adam Moleyns, bachelor of both laws, to the chnrch
Westminster. q{ Kemseye, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of
the voidance of the bishopric of Worcester. By p.s.
MEMBRASK 25.
Sept. 29. Presentation of Thomas Oldebury, chaplain, to the church of Berston,
Dogmersfield. in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift as above.
Sept. 14. Revocation of the commission which was issued to John Hals and his
Banwell. fellows to take an assize of novel disseisin, arramed by John Prideaux of
Addiston against John Prideaux of Orcharton, and others, of tenements
in Little Orcharton, Modbury and Plympton Earls' and Dertyngton, co.
Devon ; it appearing by the evidence of justices of the peace and others
of the same county given in chancery that the said John Prideaux of
Addiston was not disseised, nor was any forcible entry made of the
tenements, but that the said John Prideaux of Orcharton, with but two
or three others, peaceably and lawfully entered into certain lands and
tenements in Orcharton.
Sept. 16. Presentation of Master William Kyrkeby to the chantry in the chapel
Banwell. of St. John the liaptist, by the church of St. Mary Aldermarychyrche,
London, nominated to the king by Thomas Drury, parson of the said
church, and Robert Myldenale, Thomas David, Richard Palmer and John
Lynde, churchwardens, according to the form of a grant by Rirhard II ;
directed to II. archbishop of Canterbury.
Sept. 24. Presentation of Henry Wylaboy, fellow and chaplain of the collegiate
Dogmersfield. church of St. Boniface, Bunbury, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield,
on the nomination of Ralph Cowle, William de Ramesey and Richard,
called * Baker,' his fellows, to the mastership or wardenship of the said
collegiate church, void by the resignation of the said Ralph, and in the
king's gift by reason of the nonage of Hugh de Calveley, son and heir of
Hugh de Calveley, knight, tenant in chief.
Oct. 10. Presentation of William Pyngyll, chaplain, to the church of St. Leonard
Westminster, by Wynchelse, in the diocese of Chichester, void by the resignation of
William Tewo.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 12. Licence; for 20/. paid in the hanaper by Edward Pomeray, esquire, for
Westminster, him to enfeoff John Assh, William Cloueneburgh, vicar of the church of
Birypomeray, and John Harry, vicar of the church of Gabriell Stoke, and
their heirs, of the manor of Birypomeray, held of the king in chief, and
for them to re -grant the premises to the said Edward and Margaret his
wife, and the heirs male of their bodies, with remainder to the heirs male
of his body, and remainder over to his right heirs,
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
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1433.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
1434.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Feb, 18.
Westminster.
1433.
Oct. 22.
Wefitminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
1434,
May 10.
Westminster.
1433.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Meinhnuif 26 — vout.
Ratification of the estate of Robert Gylmyn as parson of tbe church of
St. Peter, Staunford, provided that no plea in the matter be pending in
the king's court.
The like of the estate of John May, as parson of the parish church of
Eyk, CO. Suffolk, in the diocese of Norwich, without the dam tnmen clause.
The like of the estate of John Brasyer as parson of the church of
Teryngham, co. Buckingham, in the diocese of Lincoln, pronded that no
plea in the matter be pending in the king's court and that the king has
not presented any other parson.
The like of Griffith ap Jor[werth] as parson of the church of St. Petroc,
in the diocese of Bangor.
The like of Lewis Byford as parson of the church of Llandrinnio, in
the diocese of St. Asaph.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Hayton to be controller of
the great and petty custom, of the subsidy on wools, hides and wool-fells,
and of the Ss. on the tun and 12(/. on the pounds worth, in the port of
Ipswich, at the usual wages and fees and with the statutory provisoes.
He is to have the custody of half the ' coket.' By bill of the treasurer.
The like of the following in the following ports :
Richard Elys, Great Yarmouth. By bill of the treasurer.
John Beaufitz, Exeter and Dertemouth. By bill of the treasurer.
William Berkyng, Lynne.
William Santon, Plymmouth and Fowy.
William Balsham, Pole.
Thomas Stevenes, Bristol.
By the like bill.
By the like bill.
By the like bill.
By the like bill.
Commission, during pleasure, to John Barowe of the office of the tronage
and pesage in the port of Suthampton, with the usual fees and wages and
with the statutory proviso. By bill of the treasurer.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 24.
Licence for Thomas Louthe to buy three hundred quarters of barley, in
the county of Norfolk, and to ship the same in any port of that county
for Barton on Humber, co. Lincoln, for the relief of the country there ;
on the mainprise of Richard Duffeld of Barton, * gentilman,' and Henry
Cresson of London, in chancery to the full value of the barley, that it
shall not be carried to parts at enmity with the king, and that letters
testimonial, certifying the discharge thereof at Barton, will be delivered
in chancery before the Octave of Hilary next.
Commission to John Gloucestre to provide coals, carpenters, stonecutters
and other things belonging to the office of the scullery of the household,
for half a year. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
324 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Ij^QQ Memhran* 24 — emit.
The like of the following : —
Yon Gissing, Serjeant oi the scullery, John Godbehere and William
Fethirston for coals, &c. By the like bill.
John Bury, for wood, litter, carpenters, dbc. By the like bill.
Robert Bpenser, John Mone, serjeant of the hall of the household,
William Bradley, John Bury and John Reynold, for wood, litter,
carpenters, stonecutters and other things belonging to the office of
1434. the hall of the household. By the like bill.
July 10. It has been shown to the king and council by William Melreth and
Westminster, Beatrice, his wife, late the wife of Reginald Cokayn, esquire, that John
Cokayn, father of the said Reginald and late one of the justices of the
Common Bench, was sei8e<l in fee of the manor of Berchattele, co. Bed-
ford, held of John, duke of Norfolk, by knight-service, and enfeoffed
thereof in fee simple Henry Pounfreyt and Robert Fossard, chaplain,
who, being seised, by deed granted the manor to the said John Cokayn
and Ida his wife, for life, with remainder to the said Reginald, their son,
and the said Beatrice then his wife, for life, with remainder to the sai^
John Cokayn and Ida and the heirs male of their bodies, with remainder
over as in the said deed is contained, whereby the said John Cokayn and
Ida were seised as of freehold and died, and Reginald and Beatrice entered
as remaindermen, and had issue Philip and others. Then Reginald
died, and Beatrice holds the manor by survivorship, and has married the
said William Melreth. But although all this was found before the
escheator in the county of Bedford at the inquisition, on a writ of diem
damit eA'tremum after the death of the said- Reginald, great labour is
being made for it to be found by an inquisition ex officio that the said
Beatrice was the king's widow and the said Philip the king's ward by
reason of his nonage, so as to oblige the said William to make grievous
fine for having married the said Beatrice ; and to avoid such annoyances
he has made a fine for 80Z. with the king. In consideration of which
sum, which has been paid at the Receipt at the Exchequer, the king, by
advice of the council, grants that the said William and Beatrice and their
executors shall not be troubled by reason of any trespass which may have
been done by the parties in intermarrying, or of the custody and marriage
of her sons.\ By p.s.
Feb. 1. Pardon, for 6 marks paid in the hanaper, to John Hatherle, citizen and
WestminBter. < iremonger * of London, and Isabel, his wife, for acquiring to themselves
and his heirs and assigns, from John Cokworthy, clerk, Henry Person,
John Cokworthy, William Frensshe and Richard Cokworthy, and
entering without licence a messuage and 5 shops in the parish of
St. Clement, Danes', without the bar of the New Temple, London, held
1433. ®^ *^® ^i°g^ ^^ chief.
Oct. 26. Ratification of the estate of William Hosyer as parson of the church of
Westminster* Mykylham, in the diocese of Winchester.
The like for the following: —
Nov. 18. W^illiam Macy, perpetual vicar of the parish church of Whitchurche,
Westminster. in the diocese of Exeter.
1434.
Feb. 19. Richard Raynhill, king's clerk and bachelor of both laws, rector of
Westminster. the parish church of Olde Romeneye, in the diocese of Canterbury.
1433.
Nov. 8. Commission, during pleasure, to Richard Coward of the office of the
^Westminster, trohage and pesage in the port of Newcastle upon Tvne, with the usual
fees and wages. By bill of the treasurer.
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Nov, 12. Presentation of John Walker, vicar of the charch of Abbeketelhy, in the
Westminster, ^iocese of Lincohi, to the church of Somerton, in the diocese of Norwich,
on an exchange of benefices with Thomas Bole.
Nov. 1. Licence, for iOa. paid in the hanaper, for Joan late the wife of Henry
Westminster. Byrton to enfeoflf Thomas Byrton, son and heir of the said Henry, John
Grovehurst of Middelton the elder, and John Bradley, clerk*, and the heirs
of the said Thomas, of a moiety of the manor of Aldyngton, co. Kent,
held of the king in chief.
Vacated because otfierwue heUnv,
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster
Nov. 9.
Westminster,
MEMBRANE 23.
Whereas it has been found by inquisition before Gilbert Haltof t, escheator
in the county of Lincoln, that one Ellen Halgate was seised of the manor
of Merston, co. Lincoln, held of the king in chief, in her demesne
as of fee, and being so seised granted the manor to Joan Neweland for
life, but afterwards entered upon the possession of Joan and, after putting
her out, granted the manor to Jolm Barton, esquire, and his heirs, whereby
he became seised, and granted the manor to Roger de Ask and William
de Burgh, esquires, and their heirs, who, being thus seised in their
demesne as of fee, granted the manor to the said Ellen and John Barton,
esquire, for life, whereby these became seised in their demesne as of
freehold, that afterwards the said Ask and Burgh granted the reversion
of the manor, after the deaths of the said Ellen and John Barton
to Thomas Barton, still surviving, son of the said John, and 4he heirs f)f
Thomas's body, with divers remainders over, and John Barton and Ellen
attorned to Thomas, and that then the aforesaid Joan entered upon their
possession and held her estate therein all her life, and, after her entry,
Ellen died and also John Burgh, and last of all Joan died seised in her
demesne as of freehold, without the king's licence having been obtained
in these matters ; the manor was taken into his hands, but now, for 10^
paid in the hanaper, he has pardoned these trespasses, and grants that the
said Thomas may have the manor again entailed as aforesaid.
Pardon to John Cokkes of Morffe, co. StafiFbrd, ^ husbondman,' of his
outlawry in the said county for not appearing before the king to satisfy
John Stafford, prior of Wenlok, of 6 marks, damages for a trespass, which
he was convicted of having done to him, and to satisfy the king of his
ransom in that behalf, he having now surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison and having paid the prior his said damages, as William Cheyne,
chief justice, has certified.
Protection, with clause volumns, for one year for William Hasyngfeld of
London, ' joner,' going to Ireland in the company of Thomas Btanley,
^ knight, lieutenant of Ireland, to stay there and aid in the safe-keeping of
that land. By bill of p.s.
Presentation of John Cranburn to the church of Wynterborn EarFs, in
the diocese of Salisbury.
Ratification of the estate of William Cleve as chaplain of the chantry
at the altar of St. John the Baptist, in the chapel by the church of
Aldermarichirch, London ; provided that the matter be not in plea in the
king's court and that the king has not presented anybody else.
Commission, during pleasure, to John Cistern of the oflice of the
tronage and pesage in the port of Ipswich, with the usual fees an^ wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
826
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433.
Nov. 16.
Westminater.
Nov. 10.
Weetminiter.
Nov. 14.
Westminster*
Nov. 17.
WestmiiiBter*
Membrane 28 — conL
Commission to William Stede to provide wine for the household.
By bill of Thomas Chaucer, the chief butler.
Pardon to Richard Dyche of Esshetesford, co. Kent, * yoman,' and Alice
his wife, of his outlawry and her waiver in the said county, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to pay their ransoms for a
trespass done to Richard Coumbere in the time of Henry V ; they having
surrendered IpO the prison of Mete, where they are now confined, as
William Babyngton, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Commission, during pleasure, to John Thornys of the office of tronage
and pesage in the port of Chichester, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
Pardon to Richard Dyche of Esshettysford, co. Kent, * husbondman ' or
* yoman,* and to Alice his wife of the same place, *spynster,' of his out-
lawry and her waiver in the same county for not appearing before the
justices of the peace for the county to answer the king touching divers
trespasses whereof they were indicted ; they having surrendered to the
prison of Canterbury castle, as John Martyn, one of the said justices of the
peace, has certified.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 22.
hisptu'imm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster, in the king's first
year, to the abbot and monks of Bee of a charter dated 4 May, 87 Henry III.
[Calnidar of Charter Rolls, Vol, L />. 480.] By K. & C. in Pari.
Inspe^vimm of a deed of William del Grene, vicar of the church of Eatder-
ham, dated at Great Riburgh, Friday after St. Matthias, 49 Edward III,
being a release to Sir Amald Savage, Sir Nicholas Gernoun, Sir William
de Wyngfeld, knights, John Leche of Eggemere, clerk, John de Pisale,
clerk, Edmund Gurnay, William de Rudham, parson of the church of
Ingaldesthorp, John de Holkham, Roger de Wolfreston, William Gerard
and John de Calkstrete, their heirs and assigns, of all his right in the
manors of Great Riburgh, Little Riburgh, Ingaldesthorp, Wilby, Gelham-
halle, and Dersingham, Banham and Greyes in Banham, and in one
messuage and 8 acres of land in Ingaldesthorp and in the advowsons of
the churches of Great Riburgh and Ingaldesthorp and of the chapel of
St. Mary, Dersingham, co. Norfolk, and in the manor of Barwe, co. Suffolk.
Revocation of the protectibn, granted on 17 July last to John, bishop of
Rochester, ordinary of the church of Swanescomp, co. Kent, as being in
France on embassy for the king, because he tarries at Lambehithemersshe,
CO. Surrey, as John Ardern, sheriff of that county, has certified.
Licence for the abbot of St. Mary's, York, to purchase at fairs and
markets in the counties of Norfolk, Suffolk, Lincoln, Nottingham and
Cambridge, 800 quarters of wheat and 500 quarters of barley and malt
for his abbey and have them sent thither by land or water. He has given
surety in 20O/. that the said corn and malt shall be taken to York and
not to any other place.
Licence for the prior and chapter of the cathedral church of St. Mary,
Worcester, to elect a bishop in the room of Thomas, deceased. By p.s.
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12 HENRY VI.~Part 1.
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[1433.]
July 20.
Westminster.
1433.
Nov. 14.
Westminster.
1434.
Feb. 22.
Westminster.
1433.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Mnnhranr 22-— com f.
Licence for Bimon Catayu and his fellows, merchants of Genoa, to ship
their woollen cloth and tin from Southampton, they having found
sureties (named) that they will import the quantity of bullion required
by the statute of 8 Henry V, within one year. By p.s.
Vacated becaiuse othertrise in the eleventh year.
Appointment during pleasure of John Burton to be surveyor of the
search in the port of Kyngeston upon Hull, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like of Thomas Wynter in the port of Bristol. By the like bill.
Presentation of John Oculshagh to the church of Drayton Passelowe,
in the diocese of Lincoln.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
MEyrBRAXES 21 and 20.
Inxpe.nnnis and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the abbot and convent of Wynchecumbe of letters patent, dated
25 July, 1 Henry IV. [PaUmt linll, 1 Henri/ /T, part 8, tn. 18.J
By K. & C. in Pari.
Membrane 20 (ront.)
By inquisition taken virtute oj/icii before John May, late escheator in the
county of Middlesex, and sent before the treasurer and barons of the
Exchequer, it has been found that Richard Comber ton, esquire, now
deceased, who held one third of the manor of Toteynham in chief by
knight service, alienated one third part of such third part to Richard
Chippenham, Richard Northeryn, John Seward and John .Joce, still
surviving, and to Richard Lynne, since deceased, in fee simple, and they
entered therein without licence. The said third part was accordingly
taken into the king's hands, but now for 26v. Hd, paid in the hanaper, the
king has pardoned the trespass, and granted licence to the said surviving
feoffees to have again the said third part.
Licence for Richard, earl of Salisbury, warden of the West March
towards Scotland, to buy 600 quarters of barley and 800 quarters of malt
in the couuties of Norfolk, Suffolk or Lincoln, and ship them to Kyngeston
on Hull, York, and Newcastle-upon-Tyne, to victual and stock the castle
and town of Carlisle. He engages that the said barley and malt shall not
be taken to any other place.
Appointment during pleasure of Richard Westby to the office of the
tronage and pesage in the port of Boston, at the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Roger Wilnehale,
clerk, of the city of Coventry, of the keeping of the lesser piece of the seal
for the recognisances of debts under the statute of Acton Bnrnell, with
proper fees and profits. Jiy p.s.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Thoums Rokes to the office of ganger
in the port of Southampton at the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
&28
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433.
Nov. 2.
Westminster.
Dec. 7.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 10.
Westminster.
Dec. 16.
Westminster,
Membrane 20 — font.
ReTocation of the protection granted on 12 May last to Richard
Staunton of London, ^skynner/ or citizen and skinner of London, as
going to Ireland, there to abide in the company of Thomas Stanley,
knight, lieutenant of Ireland, for the \4ctualirng of the coantry ; because
he tarries in the city of London and its suburbs, as appears by certificate
of the sheriffs.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Gyssyng,
Serjeant of the scullery, for good service to Henry IV, Henry V and the
present king, without other reward than his wages of the household, of
the office of water-bailiff of Dertemouth, to be discharged by him or his
deputy, with the usual fees and profits, in the same manner as John
Clynk, when alive, held the same. By p.s.
Licence for Roland Tempest, William Heron, John Heron, Thomas de
Shele, Alan Swan, William Stevynson and William Budyll, to buy in
England 40 quarters of wheat, 40 quarters of barley and 40 quarters of
beans and ship the same from any port of the realm to the town of
Newcastle upon Tyne or to the castle of Robert Umfravyle, knight, of
Herbotyll« co. Northumberland, for the victualling of the said castle.
William Venour of London, *gentilman,' and Robert Rodes of Newcastle
upon Tyne, ' gentilman,* have become surety, each in 40 marks, that the
said corn and beans will not be carried to any other destination ; letters
testimonial testifying to the delivery at the said town or castle must be
produced in Chancery by Martinmas next.
Protection for one year for the merchants of Almain who have the
house in London, commonly called ' Gildehalla Teuthenicorum,' provided
that they pay all customs and subsidies due.
Mandate to the escheator in the county of Hereford and the adjacent
Welsh marches to deliver the temporalities of the bishopric of St. Davids
to Master Thomas Rodebourn, king's clerk, canon of Salisbury and licenciate
in theology, whom the pope has provided to be bishop in the room of
Benedict, deceased, and whose fealty the king has taken. By p.s.
The like mandate to John Brokley, mayor of London and escheator in
that city.
Writ de intenderuio to the tenants of the bishopric.
MEMBRANE 19.
Nov. 21. In8]}ejrinnni and confirmation, by advice of the council, of letters patent
Westminster, of Joan, queen of England, dated at the abbey of Stratford, 28 October,
12 Henry VI, whereby she grants for her life to Richard earl of Warwick,
the office of ranger of the forest of Whichewode, co. Oxford, with the
profits, fees and wages to the same belonging, to be discharged by him or
his deputies ; in consideration of William Bryan having surrendered her
grant to him of the same, to the intent that the said earl should have
the premises, provided always that the earl do not transfer his estate in
the office without the queen's consent. The king now further grants him
id. a day wages out of the issues of the county of Oxford, such as the
same William Bryan had, from the said 28 October.
By p.s. and for ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 20. Grant to William Carent, esquire, of the marriage of Walter Payn, son
Westminster, and heir of William Payn of the county of Dorset, who held of Richard,
duke of York, late the king's ward, by knight service ; he paying at the
Receipt of the Exchequer 20^. in hand and finding sustenance for the
heir. By bill of the trcMurer.
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1433.
Dec. 1.
Weetminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 19 — cont.
On 80 November, 1 Henry VI, by letters patent the custody of the manor
of Igbam by Wynchelse, co, Sussex, in the king's hands by reason of the
death of Alan Faukeswell, esquire, who held for life by grant of Henry lY,
was granted to Robert Oxenbregge on certain surety for fifteen years, from
Michaelmas then last, he rendering yearly 16^;. 8r/. which he rendered as
farmer, and 8^^. id. of increment. But afterwards at the suit of Margery
late the wife of the said Robert and of Robert his son, executors of his will,
it has been shewn that, although he was in possession until his death, his
said executors have been put out by colour of letters patent dated
12 December, 10 Henry VI, granting the keeping of the manor to John
Hexham and George Trome, which letters patent, it was prayed, might be
annulled. A writ of scire facias was, therefore, issued to the sheriff of
Sussex for the said John and George to appear in chancery and shew
cause to the contrary, and the sheriff returned that he had duly warned
them by Thomas Stonlyng, John Hykke, William Tebbe and Thomas
Stondowe, but they made default, whereupon, after deliberation, judgment
was given for their grant to be annulled; and it is now annulled
accordingly.
Presentation of Geoffrey ap Rys to the church of St. Bridget the Virgin,
in the archdeaconry of Cardigan and the diocese of St. Davids, directed to
the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric.
The like of John Lane, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church of
Sprayton in the diocese of Exeter, void by the resignation of John
Gyflard,
Pardon to William Wydecombe of Wydecombe by Clak or Clakkie, co.
Wilts, or of London late of Wydecombe, * gentilman,* or esquire, of his
outlawries in the coupties of Gloucester, Somerset, Middlesex and Wilts,
and in the busting of London, for not appearing before the justices of the
Bench to answer the following, viz. Joan, executrix and late the wife of
Thomas Brook, Broke, or Brooke, knight, touching a plea that he render
to her 200/. Joan executrix and late the wife of Alexander Clyveden of
Shaftesbury, esquire, touching a plea that he render to her 500 marks ;
Joan late the wife of Thomas Brook, knight, touching a plea of trespass ;
John Talbot of London, esquire, Serjeant at arms, touching a plea of debt
of 15 marks ; and Henry Gernoun, citizen and ' sadeler ' of London,
touching a plea of debt of 6/. and for not appearing before the king to
satisfy the king of his ransom for a trespass which he, the said William,
was convicted of having done to Joan late the wife of Thomas Brook,
knight, and to satisfy her of the damages adjudged to her in that behalf.
He has surrendered to the Ilete prison, before the justices of the Bench,
as William Babyngton, chief justice of the said Bench, has certified, and
has paid the said damages, as William Cheyne, the chief justice, has also
certified, and he must stand his trial if any of the parties named desire to
proceed against him, and he must surrender to the Marshalsea prison of
the King's Bench on account of his outlawry at the king's suit and pay
his said ransom.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Norman,
groom of the robes, of the office of * swanherde ' throughout the water of
Thames and all rivers, brooks (riva^) and other members of the same,
viz. from Gravesende to Circestte, to be discharged by him in person or
b^ deputy, with the usual fees, wages and profits, in the same manner as
Richard de Stanes or John Van held the same. By p.s.
330
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433.
Dec. 7.
Westminster,
Dec. 10.
Weatminster.
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 24.
Westminster.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
MEMJiRAXK 18.
Grant to the bailiflfs and good men of the towns of Cokham and Braye
of pontage for six years to be applied under the survey and control of
William Pekke of Maydenhyth and William Bangor of the same in
repairing the bridge of Maydenhithe.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Walyngford of pontage for five
years to be taken by the view and testimony of Thomas Chaucer, esquire,
Thomas Haseley, esquire, and John Warfeld. Passengers, horses and
carts have lately been injured through the bridge being out of repair.
Inspe.nwtis and confirmation, during the minority of Thomas son of
Thomas late lord of Roos, by advice of the council, so far as relates to the
grant of an annuity of 20 marks out of the manor of Eykeryng, co.
Nottingham, which is held of the king in socage, of an indenture {in French)
between the said Thomas late lord of Roos and of Troussebous and John
Cressy of Dodford, co. Northampcon, * chivaler,* dated under the seals of the
parties at le Beauvcier (tnc), 12 November, 8 Henry VI, whereby the said
John Cressy was retained for life in the service of the said lord of Roos in
England, and in return had a demise for his life of the manor of Braunston,
CO. Northampton, except the advowson of the church and the horiots of
the tenants ; and had also an annuity of 20 marks out of the manor of
Eykeryng and board (bouche tie courte) for himself, an esquire, a yeoman, a
groom, and four horses whenever staying in the said lord's presence on his
service in England. By p.s. and for 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Walter Neseham to be surveyor of
the search in the port of Sandwich, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
Pardon to Elizabeth Scarlet of Wygbarowe, co. Essex, * wydowe ' or
* gentil woman,' late the wife and executrix of Thomas Scarlet, esquire,
of Norwich and Little Wygbarowe, of her waivers in the busting of
London and in the counties of Middlesex and Suffolk, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer W'illiam Scarlet touching a
plea of debt of 14 marks ; John Hygham of London, merchant, touching
a plea that she render to him 29/. 10.^. and Robert Coton touching a plea
of debt of 6Z. and before the justices of assize for the county of Suffolk to
satisfy the king of her ransom for a disseisin which she, with William
Balys, was convicted of having done to Richard son of Roger Chamberleyn
of Stokeneylond of a tenement in Stokeneylond. She has surrendered
to the Common Bench prison of the Flete, and has paid the damages
awarded for the said disseisin to Margery late the wife of the said Richard
and to Geoffrey Chittok, citizen and draper of London, administrators of
his goods, as William Babyngton, chief justice, has certified.
Dec. 16.
Westminster
Dec. 11.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 17
Protection with clause i^olumns for one year for William Markya of
Bristol, * marchant,' going to Ireland in the company of Thomas Stanley,
king's knight, lieutenant of Ireland, for the safe-guard and victualling of
that land. By bill of p.s.
The like for Robert Pilton of Bristol, going to Ireland, to abide there in
the company of the said lieutenant for the safe-guard thereof.
By the like bill.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
881
1433.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 19.
Westminster.
Oct. 6.
Dogmersfield.
1434.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster
Feb. 3.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 17 — cont.
Revocation of the protection granted on 15 November last to John
Fornham of Alderton, co. SuflEblk, * yoman,' as being in France in the
company of Robert, lord of Wylughby, because he tarries in the said
county as the sheriff has certified.
The like of the like protection granted on the same day to John Plomer
of Wodebrigge, co. Suffolk, * yoman.*
The like of the protection granted to William Hasyngfeld of London,
* joner/ as having gone to Ireland in the company of Thomas Stanley,
the lieutenant, because he tarries in the city of London and its suburbs as
the sheriffs have certified.
Presentation of Henry More, parson of the parish church of Bradwell,
in the diocese of Worcester, to the vicarage of the parish church of
Steynyng, on an exchange of benefices with Richard Papy ; directed to
William Willy, chaplain, guardian of the jurisdiction of Steynyng, which
belongs immediately to the Roman court.
Appointment during pleasure of John Mone to the office of ganger in
the port of Bristol, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
Grant to the burgesses and good men of Beverley of pavage for seven
years, to be applied under the survey and orders of Robert Rolleston, clerk,
Thomas Mayn, Roger Rolleston and John Holm.
Presentation of Richard Bate, parson of the church of Drayton Basset,
in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, to the church of Ekeryng, in the
diocese of York, on an exchange of benefices with Nicholas Grene.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Hampton,
king's esquire, of 50 marks a year at the Receipt of the Exchequer from
Michaelmas last, as Thomas Boulde, esquire, and his fellows have of the
king's grant ; notwithstanding that the said John has, by grant of
Henry V, the office of ranger in the forest of Kenefare, and, by gift of the
present king, the office of * waterbailly ' of Plymmouth, 9Z. a year out of
the issues of the manor of Kynefare and Storton, and the office of sheriff
of the commotes {nie) of Merionneth, North Wales. By p.s.
Vacated by nunemhr, the king, on 8 Aiiffmt, in /*w fifteenth year, hariny
granted him 50/. a year for life out of the fee farm of the totni of Corentre,
Pardon to John Hunte of Salon in Ireland, late of Rouchestre, co. Kent,
* laborer,' for the death of Thomas Leynster^ of Ireland, * laborer,' as it is
found that he killed him in self-defence by the record of William Cheyne,
chief justice of the King's Bench.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Thornes to the office of the
tronage and pesage in the port of Ipswich, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
Grant to Peter Fetyplace of the marriage of Thoniias Broune, the king's
ward, son and heir of Robert Broune, he paying for the same 20 marks in
hand at the Receipt of the Exchequer. By bill of the treasurer.
Protection with clause columns for one year for Henry Gooff, going to
Ireland on the king's service in the company of Thomas Stanley, knight,
lieutenant of Ireland. By bill of p.s.
Gmnt to Edmund Ikauford, count of Mortayng, of the marriage of
Henry de Court, brother and heir of Thomas de Court, tenant in chief,
he paying for the same 50 marks at the Receipt of the Exchequer.
By bill of the treasurer.
832
CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 17.
Westminster.
Feb. 13.
Westminster.
Membrane 17 — cont.
Commission to Joan, lady Dedham, on the mainprise of Thomas
Stokdale of the county of York, ' gentilnian/ and Robert EUerbek of the
county of Hertford, ' gentilman/ of the marriage of John Belknap, son
and heir of Hamon Belknap, tenant in chief, she paying for the same at
the Receipt of the Exchequer 20/. at Michaelmas next, and 201. at Easter
following. By bill of the treasurer.
Presentation of Nicholas Neuton, clerk, to the parish chiirch of Forde, in
the diocese of Durham. By p.s.
Licence, by advice of the council, for John Bolt, parson of the church
of Kylweylagh, in the diocese of Meath, Ireland, king's chaplain, to be
absent from Ireland for eight years, for the purpose of studying at the
University of Oxford. He must find a sufficient chaplain to minister in
his said church. By p.s.
1433.
Dec. 16.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 16.
Dec. 1.
Westminster
John Radclyff, esquire, staying in England, has letters nominating
Nicholas Strangways, ' gentilman ' and John Blakton, ' gentilman,* his
attorneys in Ireland for one year.
Thomas Smyth, clerk, received the attorneys.
Pardon, for 208. paid in the hanaper,* to Nicholas Wymbyssh, clerk,
John Wymbyssh, the elder, John Chese, clerk, and William Hill, clerk,
for having, with William Preston, clerk, John Bquery, clerk, and Richard
Wymbyssh, clerk, since deceased, acquired in fee from Elizabeth late the
wife of Thomas Tryvet, knight, and daughter and heir of Philip de
Lymbury, knight, a moiety of the manor of Nokton, held of the king in
chief, and entered therein without licence ; and licence for them to retain
the same.
Oct. 21. Pardon for divers alienations of the manor of Merston, co. Lincoln.
Westminster. [Duplicate of the first entry on Menihrafie 28.]
Vacate<l becanite ahove,
Dec. 19. Presentation of John Flempton, to the church of Langle, in the diocese
Westminster, of Canterbury, void by the resignation of William Normanton.
Dec. 10.
Westminster.
1434.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Richard Breuster,
Serjeant of the bakery, for good service done both in England and France
by the space of thirty years {dc) to Henry V and the present king, without
other reward than his wages of the household, of the office of parker of
Lesquerit, co. Cornwall, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with the
usual wages and profits, as fully as John Clynk had when alive. By p.s.
Grant, by advice of the council, to John Delaber, king's clerk, late
the king's almoner, of the deanery of the collegiate church of Tam worth.
By p.s.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Brystowe to be surveyor of
the search in the port of Southampton, with the usual fees and wages.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Thomas Wesenham,
king's esquire, serjeaat of the pantry, for good service to Henry V and
the present king, of the office of < waterbailly ' of the town of Bristol, to
be discharged by him or his deputy, with th^ usual fees, wages and profits
in like manner as Thomas Tunbrigge had while alive. By p.s.
12 HENRY VI.— Part !• 333
1 jQj^ Membrane 16 — cont.
Feb. 10. Presentation of John Clerk, chaplain, to the church of Broughton, in
Westminster, the diocese of Lincoln, in the king's gift by reason of the nonage of
1433. Eleanor daughter and heir of William Molyns, knight.
Nov. 1. Licence, for 40^. paid in the hanaper, for John Blakbum and Joan his
Westminster, wife to enfeoff Thomas Byrton, son and heir of Henry Byrton, John
Grovehurst of Middelton, the elder, and John Bradley, clerk, and the
heirs of Thomas of a moiety of the manor of Aldyngton, co. Kent, held
1434. o^ ^^^ k^Qg ^^ chief.
Jan. 10. The like, for 12 marks paid in the hanaper by Walter de la Pole, knight,
Westminster, for him to enfeoff James Andrewe, Thomas Lokton, and Thomas Parys
and their heirs in the manors of Sauston and Demeford, co. Cambridge,
except one acre of land in Demeford, which are held in chief ; and for the
said feoffees, after seisin had, to grant the premises, except as above
excepted, to the said Walter and Margaret, his wife, and the heirs of their
bodies, with remainder to his right heirs.
Jan. 12. The like, for 808. paid in the hanaper bv John Ansty of, Stowequye,
Westminster, (.q. Cambridge, esquire, and John Ansty of Teversham, co. Cambridge, for
William Lucy of Charlecote, co. Warwick, esquire, to enfeoff them and
their heirs of a messuage and a several fishery in the marsh called
' Deffen,* and 122 acres of land in Stowequve, except a moiety of one acre
of land, which are held of the king in chief.
MEMBRANE 16.
Feb. 12. Protection for five years, by advice of the council, for the priory of
Westminster. Newestede upon Ancolm, co. Lincoln, of the order of Sempyngham, the
keeping of which, and of its possessions, is by reason of its debts, com-
mitted to Master John Southam, clerk, Thomas Cumburworth, knight,
John Tailboys. esquire, Thomas Darcy, esquire, and John Barde. By p.s.
Feb. 16. By letters patent of Richard II, confirmed by Henry IV, the office of
Westminster, the constableship of the castle of Colcestre and the hundred of Tendryngg,
CO. Essex, were granted for life to Robert Teye of the county of Essex,
esquire, who, by deed dated 1 August, 8 Henry IV, granted to Thomas
Godeston of Colcestre that he might rebuild a ruined water-mill on soil
belonging to the castle on the river of Colcestre between <le Westbrugge*
and ' le Estbrugge * there, and hold it for the grantor's life at the rent of
18^9. 4^/. a year. This grant Henry IV, in his fourth year, on 1 4 December,
confirmed, and he granted further that Thomas should hold the mill for
50 years at the same rent payable to the crown. On 10 July, 10 Henry
VI, this grant was confirm^ to John Godeston, brother and heir of the
said Thomas, for the said term, but he complained that he has been put
out by colour of letters patent dated 29 May, 10 Henry VI, granting the
keeping of the said mill to John Remys, which letters patent he prays
may be annulled. Accordingly a writ of scire facian was issued to the
sheriff of Essex for Margery, late the wife of the said John Remys, executrix
of the will of the same John, to appear in chancery and shew cause to the
contrary, and the sheriff returned that he had ordered John Beche and
Robert Priour, bailiffs of the liberty of the town of Colcestre, who have the
return and execution of writs in the liberty, to execute the writ; and they
made answer that she had been duly warned by John Clerk, Thomas
Fraunceys, John Olyver and Robert Smyth. But she made default,
whereupon judgment was given in chancery for the letters patent in favour
of her late husband to be annulled) and the king by these presents revokes
the same accordingly.
334 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 AQA Mfinhratir 15- -rout,
Feb. 15. Hugh Harpere, clerk, William Peion, Stephen White, Thomas
Westminster Bromwyche, and Thomas de la Ilay lately acquired to them and their heirs
from John Chaundos, *chivaler,' and Philippa, his wife, the manor of
Faunhope, held in chief, and entered therein without licence. Harpere and
White then died and Thomas de la Hay released all his right to Pc^ion and
Bromwyche, also without licence. Then Peion died, and Bromwyche
enfeoffed Robert Sireston and John Goldyngton, still surviving, and John
Chancy, Robert Kendale and John Swanescombe, since deceased, of the
manor ; also without licence. And afterwards the said Goldyngton
enfeoffed John Comewayll, *chivaler,* thereof. All these purchasers
entered without licence, and the said Robert Sireston, also without licence,
released his right in the manor to the said John Comewayll and his heirs.
But for 222. 6x. 4</. paid in the hanaper the king has pardoned these
trespasses and granted licence for John Comewayll to retain the manor
in fee.
Feb. 22. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Geryn and John Somer, auditors
Westminster, of the Exchequer, to hear and determine the accounts of the chamberlains
and other ministers in the parts of South Wales and North Wales and in
the county of Chester; either of them receiving, for South Wales, 10/.
and for North Wales and Chester, 10/. as his fee, and 5s, a day for wages
and expenses from the day of leaving London to that of return, both such
days included, by the hands of the chamberlains there.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEM BRAKE 14.
March 24. Inftpe.mniiJi and confirmation to the stannary men of the county of
Westminster. Devon, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
Parliament held at Westminster in the king*s first year, of a charter dated
5 October, 1 Henry V. [Charter B(dl, 1 Henry F, part 1, ?jo. 4.]
By K. A C. in Pari.
April 2. Presentation of John Fitz, vicar of the church of Shrevenham, in the
Westminster, diocese of Salisbury, to the church of St. John the Baptist, Bysseley, in the
diocese of Winchester, on an exchange of benefices with John Phelipp.
April 5. Presentation of William Tuelwebbe, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Dogmersfield. church of Bromley, in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation
of John Ruston.
Feb. 16. Pardon to David Greyfyn of Southmynstre, co. Essex, * Walsshman,
Westminster laborer,* for the death of Edward Dykere of Southmynstre, * Walsshman,'
whereof he was charged before Thomas Rolf and his fellows, justices
appointed to deliver the gaol of Colchestre, because it appears by the
record of William Cheyne, the king's chief justice, that he killed him in
self defence.
July 1. Licence for the following parties to grant the following parcels of land,
Westminster. &c. in mortmain to the king's orators the master and college of Higham
Ferrers, in satisfaction of 20/. a year of their licence to acquire lands, ^c.
to the value of 40 marks a year, viz. : Thomas Brouns, clerk, and Thomas
Compworth, the manor of Overdene, co. Bedford, and 60 acres of wood
in Swyneshede, co. Huntingdon, parcel of the said manor; Henry,
archbishop of Canterbury, the said Thomas and Thomas, and Robert
Chichele, the manor of ChestertoOi co. Huntingdon ; the same four an4
m~-J-
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 335
1 jQi Membra w \\ — rout,
Roger Heron, clerk, the manor of Bereford by Newenham called * Veysys
maner,* and one messuage, 80 acres of land and 10 acres of meadow in
Bereford. The premises are not held of the king and have been found
by inquisitions before the escheators in the said counties to be of the
aggregate yearly value of 29 marks 6k. HtL
.}fKMnRANKS 18 niid 12.
Feb. 26. Jmptwimii^t and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
'Westminster, and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king's first year, to the men and tenants in
England and Wales of the iflonastery of Bee Hellouin of letters patent
dated 4 July, 1 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
5 'June, 1 Richard II, inspecting and confirming a charter dated 28
January, 6 Edward IIL [CharW Roll, 6 Kdnard III, wo. 44.J
Membrane 12 («•ow^),
Feb. 1 6. On complaint by Joan queen of England that she has been wrongfully
WestminBter. ejected from the alien priory of St. Clear, by colour of letters patent,
dated 14 December, 8 Henry V, whereby the custody of the said priory
was committed to William Balne, clerk, contrary, as it is alleged, to the
terms of the grant to her for life, dated 26 January, 1 Henry V, of 18/. a
year from the custody of the same, with the proviso that if the priory came
into the king's hands she should have it, which grant was confirmed in the
king's last Parliament held at Leicester, a writ of scire facias was issued to
the sheriff of Yorkshire for the said William Balne to appear in chancery
and show cause why the said letters patent in his favour should not \ye
annulled. The sheriff returned that he was duly warned by Robert
Davyson, William Fynimer, William Haterbergh and William Yeresley,
but he made default, and judgment was given for the letters patent in
his favour to be annulled, and for the queen to be restored to possession
and to have the profits from the date of her ejectment, and the king
accordingly by these presents annuls the letters patent.
April 19. It has been shown to the king and council by William Thome, master
Westminster, of a ship called la Trinite of Hull, and by others, his fellows, merchants
and mariners, that when they were sailing on the high seas in the said ship
which was laden with sweet wines, oil, and other merchandise, from
Lusshebone to England, certain Bretons and others to the number of 400
armed men, pretending to come from St. Malo and Mont St. Michel, took
the king^s said lieges, and after they had surrendered as prisoners, slew
four of the principal merchants, and imprisoned the others at the town of
Mont St. Michel until at last they set them to a ransom of 260 marks and
10*. to be paid before Whitsuntide next. To procure which sum and
bring it to Mont St. Michel certain of the king's said lieges were permitted
to depart but ten have been detained as pledges, and the others were plainly
told, at their departure, that, if the money were not forthcoming by the
said feast, the pledges would be slain. By the aid of good friends in
England, the money has been collected, and is ready to be forwarded to
Mont St. Michel, if the king will give leave for it to be taken thither,
which licence, by advice of the council, is hereby given to save the lives of
the king's said lieges. By p.s.
336 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Memhrmif 12 — rout.
1434,
Aug. 26. Grant that brother William Lodebrok may hold the mastership of the
Oxford. hospital of St. John without the East Gate of Oxford, to which he has
been elected by his fellow brethren in the room of brother Richard Tiwe,
deceased.
July 4. Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry Bagley, citizen and goldsmith
Westminster, of London, to be controller, changer and assayer of the king's money of
gold and silver within the tower of London, receiving the usual fees and
wages by the hands of the warden of the exchange and mint and of the
coinage of gold and silver within the realm of England.
By bill of the treasurer*
MEMBRANE 11,
Feb. 26. Impeximiis and confirmation to John son of John Waiyn of a deed of
Westminster. John, abbot of the exempt monastery of St. Albans, and the convent of
that place, dated in the chapter house of the monastery, on 24 May,
2 Henry VI, inspecting and confirming a deed of manumission by Robert
Stoke, prior of their cell of Bynham, co. Norfolk, and of the convent of
the said cell as follows: — Omnibus (^hrijsti Jidelibu8,a<l quon preaenn nvriptuM
pervenerit^ Roberttis, prior domusde Bynham^ incomifatii Norfolkie, etejustlem
loci conventuB mUitem in Domino, l^ocentis nos unanimi annenMU et vimxewtu
nostro m>anumis8e lihernmqne feeisse et ab omni jugo et Hnrulo servitiitvtf
n4itivitati« et villenagiif ahnolvissef exoneroHse, acquietasHe et per presentes
deliberasBe Johannein Waiyn et totam sequelam suam procreatam $eu
proereandam imperj)etuHm; gut qnidem Johannes fuit quondam filius Johannis
Waryn natim nostn manerii de Bemeyy in emnitatu Xorfolkie predicto, ita
videlicet ut idem Johannes Waryn filius quondam Johannis Waryn cum tola
sequela sua procreata seu procreanda at liberi homines et libere cmiditionis cum
bonis et cataUis suis quibuscumque in qnascumque mundi part-es sibi placueiit
libere et quiete se divei-ti poterint absque calumjmia seu reelamatione nostra aut
su4'cessornm nostronim. infuturo. Acetiam noreritis nos remisissey rela.casse et
omnino pro nobis et successoribus nostris impei'petuum quietum clamasse dicto
Johanni Wary^i filio quondam dicti Johannis Waryn ac tote sequele sue
procreate seu procreande mnnimodas actiones tarn realfS quam jtersonales ae
totum jus nostrum et titulum que liabemus, habuimus seu quovis modo habere
poterimusy versus dictum Johannem Waryn filium quondam Johannis Waryn et
totam, sequelam suam procreatam seu proereandam vel in dicto Johanne filio
quondam dicti Johannis Watyn et sequela sua predicta ratiime nativitntis,
villenagiiy vel cuj use mnque juris vel tituli ecclesie nostre predicte aut alicujus
alterim rei vel cause cujuscunique ab origine mundi usque in diem confectimiis
presentium. In cujus rei testimonium hui/i presenti scHpto nostro sit filium
nmtrum commune apposuimus. Data apud BynJiam predictam in domo
nostra eapitulari, in vigilia apostolorum Petri et Faulty anno regni regis
Henrici quinti post conquestum septimo. For 60«. paid in the hanaper.
April' 18. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Robert Sely,
Westminster, yeoman of the saucery, for service done to Henry V and the present king
in England and France for eighteen years without other reward than the
wages of the household, of the office of keeper of Laughton Lidiate, co.
Chester, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with the proper profits
and fees, in the same manner as Roger Mason, groom of the kitchen,
deceased, or his predecessors had. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender y the king on 14 March, in his fifteenUi year, fiaving
granted him the sam4 office in a certain other fomu
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 387
1 jQ^ Mruihra'ic 11 —-nnf.
April 15. Commission for half a year to Richard Hunte, * feretoiir/ to supply
Westminster, coneys for the household, also thread for nets wherewith to take them.
April 20. fHf(pe.rinnis and confirmation to Ralph Rocheford, knight, now tenant
Westminster, of the lands in question, hy advice and assent of the lords spiritual and
temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held at
Westminster in the king's first year, of the following : ~
1. A charter dated at Windsor, 16 December, 48 Henry III, in
favour of Geoffrey de Wylekers. [Charter Holly 48 Henry III^
UK 8.]
2. A charter dated at Linlithgow, 28 October, 4 Edward II, in favour
of Peter de Lymesy. [Charter Holly 4 Kdn'ard 11, no, 48.]
8. A charter dated at Berwick upon Tweed, 8 April, 24 Edward I,
in favour of Saer de Huntyngfeld. [Charter Holly 24 Edward /,
no, 15.]
April 24. Signification to R. bishop of Salisbury, of the king's assent to the
Westminster, election of brother Thomas Bristowe, monk of Malmesbury, to be abbot
of that house.
April 22. Grant to William Babthorp of the marriage of William Durward, son
Westminster, of Elias Durward and brother and heir of Thomas Durward, he paying
for the same 40 marks at the Receipt of the Exchequer.
By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 28. Exemption for life of Henry Brounflet, king's knight, from being
Westminster, made sheriff in any county of England ; in consideration of his having
volunteered to go on embassy to the general council at Basle and to
remain there for six months or more, as it shall please the king. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Presentation of Robert Dyke, clerk, to the church of Trym ; directed to
Westminster. R. archbishop of Dublin. By p.s.
April 80. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Brystowe to be surveyor of
Wpiitminster. the search in the ports of Chichester, Southampton and Pole, with the
usual fees and wages. He is to arrest any customable goods which he may
find uncustomed or uncocketted and being taken in or out of the said
ports, or with the subsidy on them unpaid, and account for the same at
the Exchequer. By bill of the treasurer.
i^go MKMBJtANE 10.
Dec. 4. Licence, for 5 marks, B.'j. 8(/. paid in the hanaper, for John Doreward
Westminster, of the county of Essex, esquire, to enfeoff Robert Darcy, esquire, William
Fynderne, esquire, Thomas Torell, esquire, Roger Spice, Thomas Basset,
Robert Rabet, clerk, Thomas Alderis and John Anselyn, and their heirs,
of the manor of Rawereth, co. Essex, (one acre of land excepted), which
is held in chief ; and for them, after seisin had, to re-grant the same to
the said John Doreward and Blanche, his wife, and the heirs of their
1 i^J. bodies, with remainder to his right heirs.
Feb. 24. Presentation of Thomas Salter, chaplain, to the church of Padworth, in
Westminster, the diocese of Salisbury, void by the resignation of Nicholas Stiward.
Feb. 26. The like of John Pulmond to the church of Great Bromleye, in the
Westminster, diocese of London, void by the resignation of William Holrugge, and in
the king's gift by reason of the nonage of William son and heir of Elias
Dorward.
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Feb. 10. Whereas by letters patent under the great seal, the king, by advice of
Westminster, the council, assigned to John de Rmlclyf, knight, all revenues in
the counties of Carnarvon and Merionneth in North Wales, by the
hands of the chamberlain, until from such revenues and from Chirk and
Chirklandes, the said Jolm should be fully paid a certain sum due to
him : the king, considering the said John's good service done to the last
two kings and to himself, by advice of his council, has granted to him
during pleasure, the office of chamberlain of North Wales, any grant
thereof to Richard Walkestede, knight, notwithstanding ; provided always
he do not have the usual fees or rewards of the same, viz. 60/. a year, and
that he answer to the king yearly 727/. 10». 2//. for the revenues and
profits of the said counties and of that sum he shall every year have allow-
ance in deduction of his debts contained in the said letters, and if the
said revenues amount to more, he shall account for such surplus and the
amount thereof shall be allowed in deduction of his said debts, but if the
said revenues amount to less than the said sum of 727/. 10.>'. 2//. the loss
shall fall on him and not on the king. He shall also pay the fees and
wages which have been usually paid to the auditors for North Wales, and
other charges on the same revenues, amounting to 22/. 15.<(. wherewith the
king has usually been charged. On the other hand the king will discharge
the additional soldiers recently sent into North Wales, whose wages amount
to 852/. 16jf. 8(/. yearly. The said John is to be charged in his accounts with
all temporalities of bishoprics, abbeys and priories, during voidances, and
with wardships, marriages, fees and advowsons falling in, also with all
customs and subsidies granted to the king. There will thus be a profit
from the office for the king of 467/. 11#. Hr/. yearly. By p.s.
Feb. 18. Protection, by advice of the council, for five years, for the abbot and
Westminster, convent of St. Osyth, co. Essex, and commission of that monastery, with its
possessions, which have been wasted by misrule, to the keeping of Robert
Fitz Hugh, bishop of London, William, abbot of St. John's, Colchester,
John Dorward of the county of Essex, esquire, Robert Darcy of the same
county, esquire, and William Petworth, clerk. By p.s.
Feb. 17. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Bekson of the free chapel of
Westminster. St. Mary Magdalen, by Berwick. By p.s.
Feb. 18. Protection with claiise vobnnnsj for one year, for Thomas Seysdon of
Westminster. Gloucestre, *bocher,' going to Ireland, to abide there in the king's service
in the company of Thomas Stanley, king's knight, lieutenant of Ireland.
By bill of p.s.
April 18. Licence for the prior and convent of Malmesbury to elect an abbot in
Westminster, the room of Roger Perschore, deceased. By p s.
April 22. John Prentys of Coventre, * mercer,' staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating Robert Dowedale and John Skirton his attorneys in Ireland
for one year. Robert Mouter, clerk, received the attorneys.
April 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Teell to be controller and
Westminster, surveyor of the search in the ports of Lenne, Yernemuth and Ipswich,
at the usual fees and wages, with power to arrest goods found not cus-
tomed or cocketed or whereon the subsidy has not been paid, accounting
for the same at the Exchequer. By bill of the treasurer.
May 5. Mandate to the dean and chapter of the free chapel of Hastynges to
Westminster, admit Alexander Browne to the prebend of Wrottlyng, Nenfeld and Hoo,
to which he has been instituted by Simon bishop of Chichester, on
the king's presentation, and to assign him a stall in the choir and a place
in the chapter.
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April 28.
Wegtminster.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
Mays.
Westminster.
MHMIUiASI-: 9.
Grant, by advice of the council, pursuant to the Act of the Parliament
held at Westminster on 8 July last (I lolls of I Parliaments vol, IV, pp, 426,
427, No, 22), that Robert O^'le, 'chivaler,* captain of Rokesburgh, shall be
repaid the 800Z. which he has lent the king for the defence of the realm,
from the three-parts of a tenth last grante<l by the clergy of the
province of Canterbury as follows, viz. — 200/. from of the first part and
the like from the second part of the same in the archdeaconries of Sufifolk
and Sudbury, and the like sum from each of the like parts in the arch-
deaconry of Lincoln, by the hands of the collectors of the same by tallies
thereof levied on them at the Receipt of the Exchequer. Such tallies shall
not be revoked or altered without the consent of the said Robert, his
heirs, executors or assigns ; nor shall any other us0 or assignment be
made of the said 800^ of revenue thus assigned to the said Robert.
Appointment, by advice of the council, of Henry Brounflete, king's
knight, to pass over on embassy for the king with others to the general
council at Basle. Grant also that in case he be onlered by him to tarry
there more than half a year, his attorneys in England shall be paid on
his behalf for such his stay exceeding half a year, at the rate of 800^ per
half year at such a date that they shall be able to communicate the fact
to him a month before the end of the said half year. By p.s.
Appointment of the said Henry as above ; he taking from the king on
that account 300/. and if he die on the voyage or be prevented by
sickness or other reasonable misfortune from completing his journey,
he, his heirs and executors are not to be called on to restore the said
800/. nor to render account therefor. By p.s.
The like and grant that he shall with all good speed so soon as any
good thing shall accrue to the king in England, beyond assignments already
made, have assignments in payment of the arrears of annuities due to him
in right of his wife at the Exchequer as well as of the grants or annuities
due to him to be received by the hands of customers and others.
By p.s. [2869.]
Licence for him to take gold, silver and jewels to the value of 2,000/.
out of England. [Fa'd&i-a.l By p.s.
Mandate to all admirals, customers, keepers of ports and others to
permit the said Henry and his servants going to and returning from
the said council to embark without hindrance with horses and goods.
By p.s.
Grant that Robert bishop of London, going on embassy to the general
council at Basle, where he intends to stay for a year, shall not be obliged
to go to any other place on account of his said embassy ; but should he
for any urgent cause be despatched elsewhere before his return to
England, he shall have the wages of an ambassador of his estate paid
before he crosses the sea by virtue of such appointment, but should it
be before the end of the year, he shall give up a proportionate amount of
his reward of 500/. a year. [F<zdera,^ By p.8.
Licence for him to export vessels, jewels, gold and silver to the value of
2,000 marks. By p.s.
April 20.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 8.
Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the dean and chapter of Rouen of a charter dated 24 March,
17 Edward II. [Charter Roll, 17 Edicard 11, no. 16.]
By K. & C. in Pari,
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Feb. 18. Grant that, if Edmund Beauford, count of Mortain, be prevented
Westminster, by death or other cause against his will from fulfilling his embassy to
Basle, he or his heirs and executors shall not be bound to restore or
account for the money paid to him for the said embassy. [Fcpdera,]
By p.s.
Licence for him to return from the same embassy at the end of half a
year. By p.s.
Vacated because otherwise Moir,
Licence, by advice of the council, for him to take with him gold, silver
and jewels to the value of 8,000 marks. By p.s.
April 29. Presentation, by advice of the council, of Alexander Broun, warden of the
Westminster, free chapel of Merston, in the diocese of Rochester, to the prebend of
Wrottlyng, Nenfeld and Hoo, in the free chapel of St. Mary, Hastynges,
in the diocese of Chichester, on an exchange of benefices with William
Hebbenge. By p.s.
April 20. Licence, for 20s, paid in the hanaper, for Richard Dolt, rector of
Westminster. Heyden, co. Essex, and John Basset of Great Chysyll, co. Essex, * gentil-
man,' to grant to Nicholas Wylteshyre and Margaret, his wife, and the
heirs of Nicholas, the manor of Heyden and the advowson of its church,
which are said to be held of the king in chief.
May. 4. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of St. Frideswide\s, Oxford, to
Westminster, elect a prior in the room of Richard Oxonford, deceased.
May 5. hmpcnmim and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Henry Grey of Codnore and ^largaret his wife, and to William
Lucy, knight and Elizabeth his wife, and the heirs of the said Margaret
and Elizabeth, kinswomen and heiresses of Philippa sometime the wife of
Ralph de Percy, of letters patent date<l 4 July, 7 Richard II.
By K. & C. in Pari.
May 8. Licence, for 6.s. 8«/. paid in the hanaper, for Nicholas Hylle to grant
Weiitminster. to John Hylle, John Frye, John Holcombe, John Forde, John Whytyng,
clerk, Robert Hexley and John Mathewe, clerk, and their heirs 6.f. 8//.
rent in Athelarston, co. Somerset, held of the king in chief.
Feb. 18. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Vyell,
Westminster king's esquire, one of the marshals of the hall, of the ofHce of constable of
the castle of Tyntagell in the duchy of Cornwall, to be discharged by him
or his deputy ; with the usual fees and wages by the hands of the king's
receiver there and any other profits to the office belonging, in the same
manner as John Chetewyn, esquire, had when alive.
MEMBRANE 7.
May 11. Grant to the bailiifs and good men of Wych of pavage for two years.
Westminster.
May 11. By letters patent dated 1 June, 9 Henry V, the keeping of the fishery
Westminster, of Ermethwayt, Trenwathaleyn and Clossons, co. Cumberland, wus com-
mitted for twenty years from Easter then last to Robert Louther, knight,
since deceased, and William Louther of the county of Cumberland, his
son, still surviving. The latter afterwards complained that he had been
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put out of possession by colour of lettei*s patent, which he asks to have
annulled) dated 18 May, 8 Henry VI, granting the keeping of the same
fishery, by the name of the fishery of Ermethwaite, Trenwathelayn and
Glassons, with 10 acres of pasture which Richard Trotter held within the
forest of Ingelwode, to Robert Warcop, esquire. A writ of scire facias
was accordingly issued to the sheriff of Cumberland, for the said Robert
Warcop to appear in chancery and shew cause to the contrary, and
the sherifi' returned that he had been warned to be there by Adam Hall
and Edmund Pye, but the said Robert made default. Judgment was there-
upon given that the said letters patent in his favour, so far as concerns the
custody of the fishery, should be annulled, and the king by these
presents annuls them accordingly.
Feb. 18. Grant that, if John, bishop of Rochester, who is proceeding on embassy
Westminster, to Basle, should die before his return, no part of the money which
is about to be paid him at the Receipt need be repaid. [Fiedera.]
By p.e.
May 8. Grant, by advice of the council, to Robert, bishop of London, who is
Westminster, proceeding on embassy to Basle, that he may return to England or go
whither he pleases at the end of one year, or at the close of the general
council, should it finish in less than a year. [Ftedera,] By p.s.
Protection for him for the said period. By p.s.
Feb. 18. Grant, by advice of the council, that the wages which John, bishop of
Westminster. Rochester, shall receive to go on embassy to the general council at Basle
shall not bind him for more than a year. By p s.
Licence for the same to absent himself from Basle if necessary for
business to be proposed to him by the pope or general council. He shall
have for such time of absence wages suitable to his estate, provided the
council be certified that such absence is for the king's benefit. [tWdem.]
By the same writ.
May 6. . Licence for him to take with him vessels, silver, &c. to the value of
Westminster. 1,000L [Ftedera.] By C.
April 30. Mandate to John Brokley, mayor of London and escheator in that city,
Westminster, to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of Malmesbury to brother Thomtis
Bristowe, monk of that house, whose election as abbot has been confirmed
by Robert, bishop of Salisbury and whose fealty the king has taken.
By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Wilts.
Gloucester and the adjacent March of Wales.
And to the mayor of Bristol, escheator in that town.
Writ fic intcndcndo to the tenants of the abbey.
May 18. Licence for William, abbot of St. Mary's, York, going to Basle as
Westminster, ambassador for the clergy of England, to take with him out of England
gold and silver to the value of 1,000 marks. [Fiedera.] By p.s.
May Id. Grant that he shall be saved harmless during his absence in all actions
Westminster, against him by the king in the Exchequer or elsewhere. [Fmicra,]
By p.s.
May 18. Licence for John, abbot of Fountains, going to Basle as ambassador for
Westminster, the clergy, to take with him out of England gold and silver to the value of
1,000 marks. By p.s.
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April 27* Licence, for 5 marks paid in the hanaper, for Richard, duke of York, to
Westminster, grant to John Stonhous the manor of Oversodyngton, co. Gloucester, held
in chief, in exchange for a fourth part of the manor of Bysley and for the
advowson of the second portion of Bysley church.
June 5. Revocation of the protection for one year, which on 2 April last was
Westminster, granted to John Danglada alias Janico Danglade, merchant of Bayonne, as
going to Picardy, there to abide in the company of Ralph Rochefort,
knight, captain of the castle of Hammes, to victual the same ; because he
tarries in the city of London and the suburbs thereof as the sheriifs have
certified.
MEMBRANE 6.
May 8. Protection with clausa mlumns, for one year, for William Thomas of
Westminster. Bristol, going to Ireland on the king's service, in the company of Thomas
Stanley, knight, lieutenant of Ireland. By bill of p.s.
May 12. Ifispeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king's first year, to the men of St. Ouen of Rouen,
of letters patent dated 11 May, 4 Henry V. [Ftedera,]
May 18. The like, of letters patent, dated 10 May, 12 Henry YI, exemplifying
Westminster, letters patent, dated 26 July, 10 Richard II, inspecting and confirming
letters patent of Edward son of King Henry, dated at Bordeaux, on 17
December, 46 Henry III, granting that the abbot and convent of Bonlieu-
les- Carbon -Blanc (de Bono Ijoco prope Laurenium Montem), of the
Cistercian order, in buying and selling throughout his land, except in
England and Ireland, shall be quit of customs and tributes. [Gascon
Roll, 10 Richard II, w. 9.J By K. & C. in Pari.
June 4. Revocation of the protection until All Saints, which on 15 April last
Westminster, was granted to John Borough, alias Burgh, * brouderere * of London, as
going to the East March towards Scotland, there to abide in the company
of Robert Ogle, king*s knight, captain of the castle of Rokesburgh, for the
victualling of the same castle ; because he tarries in the city of London
and the suburbs thereof, as the sheriffs have certified.
June 7. Presentation of Thomas Wryght, chaplain, to the church of All Saints,
Westminster. Gillyngham, in the diocese of Norwich.
June 7. The like of Richard Wyche, chaplain, to the church of Levelond, in the
Westminster, diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of John Cryse.
June 8. Appointment of Robert, bishop of London, John, bishop of Rochester,
Westminster Bernard, bishop of Dax, Edmund, count of Mortain, Nicholas, abbot of
Palace. Glastonbury, William, abbot of St. Mary's, York, William, prior of
Norwich, Henry Brounflete, knight. Master Thomas Brouns, doctor of both
laws, dean of Salisbury, and John Colville, knight, as ambassadors to
the general council which is heing held under pope Eugenius IV at Basle.
[Fcedera,]
June 8. Licence for Thomas Launcelevee, * chivaler,* Turcopolier of RhodeH
Westminster, {torcuplere des Rodes), going to the general council at Basle, to take with
him over sea gold and silver to the amount of 800 marks. [Fadera,]
By p.s.
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June 16. Licence, for lOOs. paid in the hanaper, for Thomas Bataill, esquire, to
Westminster, enfeoff Robert Large, citizen and alderman of London, John Syniond,
Thomas Bataill, * mercer,* Richard Osbarn, citizen of London, Thomas
Staunton, mercer of London, Thomas Style, mercer of Lcmdon, Thomas
Baude, esquire, John Barle, esquire, William Fyndern, esquire, William
Neweport, esquire, John Leventhorp, the younger, esquire, and John
Harletiton, esquire, and their heirs, of a messuage, a carucate of land and
800 acres of wood in Stanford Ryvers, Aungre and Welde, co. Essex, held
in chief, and for them to make a grant, with a clause of distraint, of a
rent of 10/. out of the premises, to Elizabeth, late the wife of Thomas
Bataill, the younger, for life ; and after her death, to re-enfeoff the said
Thomas Bataill, esquire, of the premises.
June 16. Elizabeth Colney, executrix of the will of Robert Colney, late citizen
Westminster, and * draper' of London, staying in England, has letters nominating
William Bury and Robert Byflet to be her attorneys in Ireland for one
year. Robert Mouter, clerk, received the attorneys.
June 19. Pardon to John James late son of William James of Crowemere,
Westminster, co. Norfolk, 'gentilman,' of his outlawry in the busting of London for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to satisfy Thomas
Fauconer, citizen and mercer of London, of a judgment debt of 40/. and
4/. damages ; the said John having surrendered to the Flete prison and
paid the said debt and damages, as William Babyngton, chief justice of
the Bench, has certified.
June 21. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Oxford and Berks to deliver
Westminster, ^y^^ temporalities of the priory of St. Frideswide, Oxford, to brother
Edmund Andever, canon of the house, whose election as prior has been
confirmed by William, bishop of Lincoln, and whose fealty the king has
taken.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Buckingham.
Wilts.
Northampton.
Writ lie intemlemht to the tenants of the priory.
Aug. 18. Licence for the prior and convent of Ramesey to elect an abbot in the
W^estminster. room of brother John Tychemerssh, deceased. By p.s.
Aug. 28. Signification to W. bishop of Lincoln, of the royal assent to the election
Woodstock of brother John Croylond monk of Ramesey, bachelor of theology, to be
Manor. ^y^y^^ ^f ^Yi2ki place. By p.s.
MEM DBASE 6.
May 11. Revocation of the protection, for one year, which on 4 December last
Westminster, was granted to John Thorndon, as being in Picardy in the company of
John, duke of Bedford, captain of the town and castle of Calais ; because
he is living in the town of Chirj'ton Fitz Payne, co. Devon, as John
Cheyne of Pynne, sheriff of Devon, has certified.
March 21. It was found by inquisition taken before W'illiam Alisaundre, Thomas
Westminster, (ierbard and Henry Bra<lelegh, that Edith late the wife of John Stone,
now decease<l, and he in right of her, were seised in their demesne as of
fee and freehold respectively, amongst other things, of the office of forester
of Grofeley, co. Wilts; that in the octave of St. John the Baptist,
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i4o4.
1 Henry VI a fine was levied before William Babyngton and his fellows,
then justices of the Bench, between John, bishop of Bath and Wells, by the
name of John Stafford, clerk, and Richard Mayn of Kyvele, plaintiffs, and
the said John Stone and Edith, deforciants, whereby John Stone and Edith
acknowledged the said office to be the right of Richard, as that which he
and the other plaintiff had of their gift; that the said John Stafford and
Richard, so being seised, gave the office to the said Edith and the heirs
of her body, with reversion to the said John Stafford and Richard and to
Richard's heirs ; that Edith died seised without heir of her body ; that
the king's licence was not obtained in the matter ; and that the office is
held in chief by knight service. On her death, therefore, it was taken
into the king's hands, but now, for 6s. S(L paid in the hanaper, he has
pardoned the trespass and granted that the said bishop and Richard shall
hold the office as aforesaid.
April 20. It was found by inquisition before Alexander Aune, escheator in the
Westminster, county of Kent, that Lewis Clyfford, knight, William Brencheslcy, William
Makenade and William Wenlok* were seised of the manor of Bocton Aluph
and of the advowson of Bocton church pertaining to the manor in their
demesne as of fee, of which manor one third is held of the king as of the
honour of Boulogne, and so being seised granted the premises to Elizabeth,
since deceased, late the wife of Thomas Tryvet, knight, for life, wdth rever-
sion to the said grantors in fee. Whereby she was seised, and afterwards
Lfewis Clyfford, William Brenchesley and William Makenade died, where-
by the whole right of the reversion accrued to William Wenlok, who, on
6 April, 1 Henry V, granted the said reversion to Richard de Beauchamp
son of William de Beauchamp late lord of Bergevenny, John Grendore,
knight, Thomas Waleweyn, John Harewell, Thomas Harewell, and Richard
Pepur, and the heirs of the body of the said Richard de Beauchamp,
with remainders to Joan his sister and the heirs of her body, to Elizabeth
her sister and the heirs of her body, and in fee to the said Richard de
Beauchamp, John Grendore, Thomas Waleweyn, John Harewell, Thomas
Harewell and Richard Pepur, to whom Elizabeth, the tenant for life,
attorned. The said Richard de Beauchamp had issue Richard his son,
and the latter had issue Elizabeth, still surviving, the wife of Edward
Neville, son of Ralph late earl of Westmorland, to which
Elizabeth, by the death of her said father and grandfather, which occurred
in the lifetime of Elizabeth the tenant for life, the right to the said
reversion descended. The king's licence was not obtained in these
matters, and on the death of Elizabeth the tenant for life, the premises
were taken into his hands, but he, for 12 marks paid in the hanaper, has
pardoned the trespasses done in the matter, and granted that the said
Edward and Elizabeth shall hold the premises to them and the heirs of
her body.
May 18. Presentation of William Home, chaplain, to the church of Freton, in
Westminster, the diocese of Norwich.
May 20. Signification to W. bishop of Lincoln, of the king's assent to the elec-
Westminster, tion of Edmund Andever, canon of St. Frideswide's, Oxford, to be prior of
that place.
June B. Presentation of Thomas Grey barn, chaplain, to the chantry at the
Westminster, altar of St. Thomas the Martyr in the church of All Saints, Newcastle
upon Tyne, in the diocese of Durham.
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May 13. Licence for Nicholas, abbot of Glastonbury, ^^oing to the general
WeatmiiiBter. council at Basle, to take with him out of England gold and silver to the
value of 1,000 marks. [Fiedera,] By p.s.
June 1. Licence, by advice of the council, for Henry, earl of Northumberland,
Westminster, lord of the castle and town of Alnewyk, co. Northumberland, and for the
burgesses of the town, to enclose the whole town with a wall and to
machicolate and otherwise fortify the said wall. A great part of the town
has recently been burned by the Scots with impunity. By p.s.
May 18. Licence, by advice of the council, for Nicholas, abbot of Glastonbury,
Westminster, while at the general council at Basle, to be saved harmless from
all processes, suits, actions and demands concerning the king brought
against the abbot in the Exchequer or elsewhere. By p.s.
June 7. Pardon to Thomas Frank, late of London, alim of Thornham, co. Kent,
Westminster. < gentilman,' of his outlawry in the busting of London, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to satisfy Henry Boycote of a judgment
debt of 8 marks and 18.s. hL damages ; he having surrendered to the
Flete prison and paid the said debt and damages, as William Babynton,
chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
June 18. Licence, for 50.v. paid in the hanaper, for John Berton, parson of the
Westminster, church of Dounham. to enfeoff Robert Caundyssh, William Galyon, Thomas
Ryngstede, vicar of the church of Mildenhale, Thomas Persoun, Richard
Frank, Nicholas Bakhote, clerk, Henry Thoresby, John Joyntour, clerk,
Bartholomew Draper, John Bakhote the elder, John Bakhote the younger,
John Taylour, * draper,* and Edmund ^litton, and their heirs, of the manor
of Borehalle in Helyngton, held in chief, and of its appurtenances, except
one acre of land*
June 28. Protection, with clause rnliimns, for one year, for Robert Lucas of
Westminster. Bristol, *marchaunt,' going to Ireland in the company of Thomas
Stanley, knight, lieutenant of Ireland, for the safe-guard of those parts.
MEMBIUSKS 4 and 3.
June 4. Inspe.rimiiH and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, anj temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the barons of Faveresham of the following : —
1. A charter dated 17 June, 6 Edward I [Charter 1UM, 6 Kthvard /,
No, 18].
2. Letters patent dated at St. Albans, 28 [mtim 21] April,
26 Edward I [I'atent Holly 27 lulnard /, in. 17].
8. Ijetters patent dated 28 [21J April, 26 Edward I, granting that all
of the Cinque Ports shall contribute to the king's service of ships
according to their several abilities. [/6tV/.l
4. A charter dated 12 July, 88 Edward III [Charter liuU, 88
Juhvard lily No. 11].
5. A charter dated 2 September, 9 Henry IV [( 'harter Holly 9 IJenry I V,
No. 1] . By K. & C. in Pari.
Membrane 8 {eont,),
July 8. Appointment, during pleasure, by advice of the council, of William
Westminster. Godered to be one of the justices of the Bench, with the usual fee.
By p.s.
346 CALENDAR 6l^ PATENT ROLLS.
\A^A Mewhrane 8 — crwf.
July 7. Appointment, during pleasure, of Thomas Eland to the office of tronage
Westminster, and pesage in the port of London, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 10. The like of John Shepard to be surveyor of the search in the port of
Westminster. Bristol, at the usual fees and wages. He must reside there and attend
continuously to the office on penalty of losing the same.
By the like bill.
MKMIiUANK 2.
June 20. Licence, for 8 marks paid in the hanaper, for Robert Elys of the
Westminster, county of York, and Katharine his wife, to grant to John Portyngton and
Robert Wasselyn, and the heirs of the latter, the manors of Westburgh,
CO. Lincoln, and Brotton, co. York, which are held of the king in chief,
and for the said grantees, after seisin had, to grant the premises to the
said Robert and Katharine Elys, and the heirs of their bodies, with
remainders to the said Robert Elys and the heirs of his body, to John
Sotehull and Joan his wife and the heirs of their bodies, and to the said
Joan and the heirs of her body.
June 16. It was agreed, by advice of the lords of the great council, on 10 May,
Westminster. 12 Henry VI, that the king should restore to the cardinal of England the
6,000Z. which the said cardinal had deposited pursuant to an act of the
Parliament of 10 Henry VI [Eolh of Patliament, ml. IV, p, 891] relative
to certain jewels of the said cardinal having been seized at Sandwich ;
whereupon the same cardinal offered to lend the king 10,000 marks ; and
afterwards, on 15 June, 12 Henry VI, by advice and assent of the lords of
the council, the king granted that the keeper of the privy seal should
make out a warrant to the chancellor to issue letters patent under the
great seal for assignments to be made to the said cardinal for repayment
of his said loans. {FiederaA By p.s.
Feb. 20. Presentation of Robert Dyke, clerk, to the church of Trym, in the
Westminster, diocese of Meath, Ireland, directed to the guardians of the spirituality of
the bishopric of Meath. By p.s.
June 18. John Shardelowe, knight, since deceased, Thomas Hoo, esquire, John
Westminster. Roys, John Golafre, esquire, Richard Wyot, since deceased, Andrew
Sperlyng and Robert Dan vers lately acquired in fee from Henry Mersshton,
clerk, Robert Bolton, clerk, Robert Bolton, esquire, and John Morley,
chaplain, the manors of Costeseye, Benhale, Beklyng, Can teles in Snape
and Veises in Stratford and 69 acres of land in Wyngfeld, in the counties
of Norfolk and Suffolk, which are held of the king in chief ; and granted
the premises to John Hampden, esquire, Thomas Haseley, esquire, Richard
Restwold, esquire, Thomas Walsyngham and William Hervy, their heirs
and assigns. The king's licence was not obtained, but, for 100/. paid at
the Receipt of the Exchequer, he has pardoned these trespasses and
granted licence for the last-named five grantees to retain the premises.
Licence, foj^ 202. paid at the Receipt of the Exchequer, for John
Hampden, esquire, Thomas Haseley, esquire, Richard Restwold, esquire,
Thomas Walsyngham and William Hervy to grant the manors and lands,
as in last entry, to William de la Pole, earl of Suffolk and Alice, his wife,
and the heirs of their bodies, with remainder to his right heirs. By p.s.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Thomas Chancier, king's esquire, and
William, earl of Suffolk, for the life of Chancier, and after his death to the
said earl, during pleasure, of the offices of constable of Walyngford, and
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 847
1434. Membrane 2 — cnnt,
steward of the honours of Walyngford and St. Valery and of the four
hundreds and a half of Chilterne, with 40/. a year by the hands of the
receiver there ; the said Thomas having surrendered his grant of the
premises, which he had from Henry IV, confirmed by Henry V, to the
intent that he should have them with the said earl as above. Grant also
that, after the death of Thomas, the earl shall retain the same, during
pleasure. By p.s.
July 4. Appointment, during pleasure, of Henry Ragley, citizen and goldsmith
Westminster, of London, to be controller, changer and assayer of the king's money of
gold and silver within the Tower of London. By bill of the treasurer.
Vacated became elsewhere above.
MEMBRANE 1.
June 24. Jrupejcimus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, ^n^ temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king's first year, to the prioress and nuns of
Steinfeld, co. Lincoln, of letters patent dated 7 November, 4 Henry IV,
inspecting and confirming a charter dated 10 March, 5 Richard II [Chai-ter
Boll, 5 and 6 Hichanl 11, No. 17]. By K. & C. in Pari.
Jan. 28. Pardon to Robert Beynham late of Great Dene, co. Gloucester,
Westminster. * gentilman,' of his outlawry in the busting of London for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to satisfy Benedict, bishop of St. Davids,
of a judgment debt of 20/. and 5 marks damages, he having surrendered
to the Flete prison and judgment having been given in the same court
that he be acquitted of the said debt and damages by virtue of a release
made him by William NicoU, esquire, one of the executors of the same
bishop, after the death of the bishop and after the recovery of the debt
and damages aforesaid, as well by default of the said William Nicoll as
of John Burdet, clerk, and John Suthwell, his co-executors ; as appears
by certificate of William Babyngton, chief justice of the said Bench.
May 13. Presentation, by advice of the council, of William Neuport, canon of the
Westminster, cathedral church of Exeter and prebendary of the prebend therein late of
Master Richard Caudrey, to the deanery of the collegiate church of
Tamworth, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, on an exchange of
benefices with John Delabere. By p.s.
June 26. Presentation of Thomas Morland, chaplain, to the vicarage of the
Westminster, church of Arthurehede, to which it pertains to the king to nominate a fit
parson by reason of the temporalities of the abbey of Jedworth being in
his hands ; directed to M. bishop of Carlisle.
July 4. Grant, by advice of the council, to William Godered so long as he shall
Westminster, be a justice of the Bench, beyond the accustomed fee, in order that he may
honourably maintain his estate, of 110 marks a year at the Receipt of the
Exchequer, and two robes, one with fur at Christmas and the other with
lining at Whitsuntide. By p.s.
July 5. Commission to John Juyn, knight, chief baron of the Exchequer^ Philip
Westminster. Courtenay, knight, Robert Whityngham, John Copleston, Robert Burton,
and John Somer, one of the auditors of the Exchequer, and to two or more
of them including either Juyn, Courtenay, Whityngham, Burton or Somer,
appointing them as the king^s assessors to demise for 21 years from
Michaelmas next all lands of the duchy of Cornwall, whether freehold
or held in bondage, as may seem best for the king's profit, according to
the ancient custom of the duchv. Bv bill of the treasurer.
^^B CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J433^ MEMDIUSKS did to 32rf.
Commissions of the peace for divers counties. [For names and dates
ifee AppendLv.]
MEMBRANE 25d,
Sept. 12. Commission to John Copleston, John Mulys, Thomas College, serjeant
Banwell. a,fc arms, the mayor of Dertemuth, and the sheriff of Devon, and to two or
more of them, on complaint by Hervey le Mancazre, dwelling at Brest
in Brittany, that a ship of his called SeitU Philip et Seint Jacob after
having partly discharged her cargo at Crotoye was taken at sea by
certiiin of the king's lieges of Dertemuth, and brought thither, with
goods and merchandise in her worth 400 marks. The commissioners
are to enquire whether the people in the ship at the time of captiire
behaved like peaceful traders or like men of war defending their vessel,
and in the former event, to have restitution made of the ship and goods or
their value ; persons refusing to comply are to appear in Chancery on the
morrow of All Souls under a penalty of 600/.
Oct. 28. Commission to Thomas Roscruk, Thomas Tregorra, Oliver Tregaowe,
Westminster. Thomas Trenrethiowe, Reginald Geir and John Trevanyon on complaint
and long suit of John Brykels of London, merchant, and John Themovy,
merchant and master of a ship called Sejpit (iidUanm of Brittany, shewing
that Laurence Boy, master of a balinger called le Mairedeleyn of Plym-
mouth, and other malefactors armed in manner of war took the said ship,
when bound for London, with wines and other goods of the said John
Brykels, and brought her and the goods to Falmouth, where they sold
them, to enquire into the circumstances with a view to restitution, and
to arrest any persons found to be contumacious and have them before the
king and council.
Nov. 8. Commission to Richard Baynard, William Reyford, and the sheriff of
Westminster. Kggex, and to two of them, to hold an enquiry upon oath as to the
malefactors who slew John Benet of Ramsey at Ramsey, co. Essex.
MEMBRASE 24f/.
Nov. 28. Commission de ivallm et fonaatiSi between Flecchynge and Seford in the
Westminster, county of Sussex, to John, earl of Huntingdon, Robert prior of Lewes,
Robert de Ponynges, knight, Thomas Echynghaim, knight, Thomas
Leukenore, knight, John Darell, Richard Wakehurst, John Corff, William
Sydeney, John Halle, Richard de Lyngrygge, John Nelond and John
Gaynesford and the sheriff of Sussex, and to three or more of them,
11^ J. including either Wakehurst, Corft", Sydeney, Halle or Gaynesford.
Feb. 18. The like for the county of Lincoln, to Ralph Crumwell, knight, Robert
Westminster. Roos, knight, Nicholas Dixson, clerk, Walter Taylboys, esquire, John
EUerker, John Henage and Richard Benyngton, and to two or more of
them, including either Ellerker, Henage or Benyngton.
' May 11. The like to W. bishop of Lincoln and the commissioners named in the
Westminster, last entry.
jjQQ MEMBRANE 2Sd.
Nov. 9. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Hals, William Westbury,
Westminster. Walter Sandes, knight, Richard Neuton, William Brokes, Robert Dyneley,
Thomas Haydok, and John Wydeslade, and to two or more of them,
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 849
l^QQ Mnnhrani' 28^/ — nmt,
including either Hals or Westbury, on complaint by John Porter and
Margery, his wife, that Thomas OfFeley, 'yoman,' Ralph Bulke alias
Roweke, * groom,' and Robert Spaunton, * grome,' all of Eseborne, co.
Sussex, and others lay in wait for the said Margery, then near the end of
pregnancy, at Stepe, co. Southampton, and beat, wounded and illtreated
her so that she had a miscarriage. For i mark paid in the hanaper.
Nov. 7. Appointment of James Strangways, William Gascoigne, knight, William
Westminster. Ryther, knight, Thomas Clarell, John Thwaites and Alfred Manston, or
two of them, to deliver the king's gaol of York of Ralph Greystok, knight.
Nov. 14. Commission to Henry Inglose, knight, William Yelverton and Edmund
WestminHter, Wychyngham, and to two of them, to enquire upon oath in the city of
Norwich touching concealments by Thomas Ingham, late mayor and
escheator there.
Nov. 17. Recognisance in 1,000/. by William Rikhill of Northiiete, co. Kent,
Westminster, esquire, to John Doreward of Bokkynge, co. Essex, esquire, to be paid at
the Conception of St. Mary.
Vacated hecaiise othenriae on the Close llolL
1 4*-i4 ^^^ ^*^® ^y I^oreward to Rikhill, to be paid at Christmas.
July 12. Commission to John Geryn and John Somer reciting that petition has
Westminster been made by John Arundell, king's clerk, warden or dean of the free
chapel and college of St. George within the castle of Wyndesore, shewing
that, whereas by the foundation of the same it is ordained that the
steward of the college shall receive all rents, farms, services, issues and
profits of the lands of the college yearly and shall deliver them to the
treasurer, who shall answer for them and shall pay to the warden, canons,
vicars, clerks, knights and ministers, at the statutory terms indifferently
their several proportions, that the churches, manors and possessions of
the college shall not be delivered to farm, nor actions or pleas begun in
the name of the college, without the express consent of the warden and
chapter, and that the warden, canons and other ministers of the college
shall have their portions paid out of the revenues of the current year
without any anticipation of the profits of future years, as by the statutes
and by certain cautions lately made by John archbishop of York, when
visiting the college as Chancellor of England, appears, certain canons
exercising the offices of steward and treasurer have broken the statutes
in all the above respects, and have demanded excessive allowances for
repairs, and have made wrongful payments to themselves out of revenues
of the priory of Okeboume, lately granted to the college, viz. out of the
daily distributions in arrear for some years before the grant referred to,
entirely omitting the distributions to the canons newly made there, to
which the said revenues ought to accrue : and appointing them to enquire
into the matter on the evidence of the warden, canons, vicars, knights,
ministers, farmers and tenants of the college, and to audit the accounts of
the said canons under the survey of Nicholas Dixon, king's clerk.
1 .no MEMIillASE 22r/.
Nov. 20. Commission, by advice of the council, to Walter, lord of Hungerford,
WeRtminster, William Philip, knight, the king's chamberlain, WiDiam Porter, knight,
Ralph Boteller, knight, three or two of them, on petition to the king and
council by the king's servants the clerks of the chapel of the household,
who were iq the household of the last king, to determine the proportion
350
CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1433
Nov. 27.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
WestminKter.
Dec. 7.
Westminster.
Mnnhnnif 22ff -nmt,
in which each of such clerks should participate in the sum of 200/. to be
distributed amongst them by the said king's will, and granted to be paid
them by authority of the Parliament held in 10 Henry VL By C.
Commission to George de Haukeston, Griffin de Hanmere, .John
Wenlok, Roger Bromley, John Holes, John Styche, John Rathebon,
Thomas Dun, John Malpas, John Sparke, Andrew Parker, William
Glaswyse, John Ferrour and the sheriff of Salop, under a penalty of 200/.
to arrest Henry Merton and John Croxton and bring them before the king
and council. By C.
Appointment of Thomas Stowell, knight, John Warre, John Stourton,
William Paulet, and John Hody, and two or more of them, including
either Stourton, Paulet or Hody to deliver the king's gaol of Yevelchestre
of Richard Pynewyn and John Bubwyth, clerks.
Commission to Thomas Colege, William Dallyng, John WaynHete,
John Ronhed and Richard Skilman to arrest Thomas Wodecok of Henham,
and bring him before the king in chancery.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
MKMIiRAXK 21rf.
Commission de kidellia, pursuant to statute 25 Edward III [stat. 8, c. 4]
and subsequent statutes, for the water called * le Leyc ' in the counties of
Essex, Hertford and Middlesex, from the bridge of Ware to the water
of Thames, to John Tyrell, knight, Henry Barton, John Gydney, William
Estfeld, John Fray, Thomas Rolf, Thomas Gloucestre, Thomas Stokdale,
Walter Grene, Alexander Aune, William Rokesburgh, William Kirkeby,
and Richard Aired, and to two or more of them, including either Fray,
Rolf, Aune or Kirkeby.
Nov. 27.
Westminster.
Dec. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
MKMnnASK 19rf.
Appointment of William Babyngton, knight, James Strangways, Richard
Stanhop, knight, and Richard Wentworth, and of two of them, including
either Babyngton or Strangways, to deliver the king's gaol of Nottingham
of John Thwayte, < taillour,' William Doncastre, ' chapman,' William
Candlar, * laborer,' and William Turnour, * tumour,' all of Blyth, co.
Nottingham, of William Leton of Bylby, in the same county,* husbondman,'
and of brother Thomas Swillyngton, monk, brother John Pountfreit,
monk, brother John Laumport, monk, John Pygot, 'gentilman,' Thomas
Skynner, *yoman,' Elias Pees, 'laborer,' William Haliwell, *yoman,'
John Chaumbre, 'boteler,' and Thomas Careles, 'coke,' all of Blyth.
Commission to Edmund Talbot, knight, Robert Assheton, esquire,
Adam de Tetlowe, and Henry Hepe to arrest Peter Talbot and Robert
Caunsefeld and bring them before the king in Chancery on the qoinzaine
of Easter next.
Appointment of James Strangways, William Gascoigne, knight, William
Ryther, knight, Thomas Clarell, John Thwaytes and Alfred Marston, and
of two of them, including Strangways, to deliver the king's gaol of York
qI Ralph Graystok of Thorparche, co. York, knight.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 851
J iOQ MKMIiliASK I7(f.
Dec. 12. Commission to Thomas Arnn<lell, knight, Renfrew Arundell, esquire,
Westminster, and the sheriflf of Cornwall, to arrest Richard Tregoys aliaK Tregoos of
Cornwall, * gentilman/ and bring him before the king in Chancery to
answer what shall be laid against him on behalf of the king and Richard
1 A m ^*y ^^ Bossoghen.
Jan. 11. Commission to Richard Holt, John Haydok, mayor of Southampton,
Dogmersfield. William Soper, Walter Fetipace and Thomas Collegge, serjeant at arms,
reciting that it has been shewn to the king on behalf of John Gayncote
and William Nutfeld, merchants of Dertmouth, that they despatched a
ship of theirs called (rrace Dmi of Dertmouth with 140 dozen woollen
cloths and other goods, and duly victualled at their charges, after having
hired one Alver Gunsales of Portugal for a certain reward, as their factor to
take the cargo to Lusshebon in Portugal, sell it there, and buy other goods
and merchandise there and bring them to England. He sold and bought
as aforesaid, and the ship is now in Southampton harbour, but on the
petitioners taking possession they were forcibly expelled by about 100
foreigners, merchants, masters and mariners on board, claiming to have
right and interest in the ship and her present cargo. The king has,
therefore, appointed them and three or more of them, to arrest the ship
and her cargo, and enquire as to the value and ownership of the same.
Feb. 12. Commission to Nicholas Carrewe, knight, John Copleston, Nicholas
Westminster. Radeford, Robert Burton and the sherifT of Devon, and to two or more of
them, including Radeford, to enquire upon oath as to escapes of prisoners
in the said county.
Feb. 18. The like to Richard Neuton, John Hody, John Wydeslade and the
Westminster, sheriffs of Dorset, Somerset, Devon and Cornwall, including either Neuton
or Hody, for the said counties.
- Qo MEMBRANE 16d.
Dec. 14. Commission to Thomas de Morley, knight, John de Radclyf, knight,
Westminster. John Cottesmore, William Paston, John Clyfton, knight, Brian Stapilton,
knight, Henry Inglose, knight, John Fray, John Fitz Rauff, esquire, John
Bemey of Redham, esquire, William Godred, Thomas Derham and Robert
Crane, and to two or more of them, including either Cottesmore or
Paston, to enquire upon oath in the county of Norfolk, pursuant to the
statutes in that behalf, as to errors, defects, and misprisions arising in the
city of Norwich through the misrule or indulgence of the mayors, sheriffs
and aldermen. By K. & C.
Nov. 6. Commission to John Edward, John Belassise, John Brewester and John
Westminster. Mone to arrest Thomas Clerk of Bury St. Edmunds and bring him before
the king in chancery ; he having neglected a summons to appear there
which was duly delivered to him, as Pernell, the wife of John Auncell,
has sworn before the king in Chancery.
Dec. 18. Commission to William Lumley, knight, Simon Weltden, Thomas
Westminster. Haryngton and the sheriff of Newcastle upon Tyne, and to two or more of
them, to enquire upon oath in the said town, as to a report that two
vessels of Scotland, laden with divers merchandises, have put in contrary
to the truce, neither under stress of weather nor upon compulsion or fear
of enemies. If so, the vessels and cargo, in whosesoever hands they are,
should be arrested and appraiseil,
852 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1433. Membrane IGfl- eont,
Dec. 20. Commission to the mayors and bailiffs of Trerewe, Plymmouth and
Westminster. Powy, on the petition of John de la Morof Hayonne, mariner, to arrest and
bring into chancery Hanqiiin Seland, Joiin Colvyll, Richard Botswayn,
Clays Bille, Nicholas Walssho, Nicholas Alwey, William Notte, Adam
Dotsales, Walter Bedston, David Broune, John liroune, John Hoker and
Alexander Tame, and others, accomplices with them in taking certain
goods of the petitioner at sea. He has already obtained the arrest of
certain other persons concerned, but they are not sufficient in goods by
I 434. themselves for him to have restitution.
Feb. 15. Commission, by advice of the council, to James Daudeley, justice of
Wefttrainster. South Wales, to enquire as to the cause of the imprisonment, by the
king's command, of Gruffith Gough ap David ap Jevan of Kerwedras, co.
Cardigan, in Cardigan castle, and to release him if there is no. reasonable
cause for his detention. By C.
MfCMIillAXK 16f/.
Feb. 16. Commission of oyer and terminer in the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln, to
WestminRter. Ralph Cromwell, knight, Leo Welles, knight, William Babyngton, knight,
James Strangways, William Paston, John EUerker, John Kyme and the
sheriff of the county, and to two or more of them, including either
Babyngton, Strangways or Paston.
Feb. 18. Commission to Thomas Kerdeston, John Curson, William Godered,
Westminster, William Yelverton, Thomas Trussebutte and Christopher Straunge, and to
two or more of them, including either Godered or Yelverton, to enquire
by examination, information and inquest in the county of Norfolk as to
smuggling, escapes, concealments done in the time of Henry V and in the
present reign ; as to the value of possessions of alien priories for which no
farm has been arranged with the treasurer, as to non -residence of cus-
tomers, controllers and searchers, as to wastes done on lands in the king*s
hands, or held in dower, for life or otherwise, with the reversion belonging
to the king, also as to reversions, knights' fees and advowsons belonging
to the king by reason of wardship or otherwise.
Feb. 22. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Martyn, John Darell,
WestmiiiBter. Richard Wydevile, Geoffrey Lout her, William Haute, John Selenger,
Robert Watton, and John Bamburgh and to two or more of them
including Martyn, on complaint by John, archbishop of York, and John
Pyrye that William Partriche of Tunbrigge, co. Kent, * yoman,* Reginald
Hurst of the same, * baker,* John Partriche of Mereworth, co. Kent,
' laborer,' Henry Waryn, of the same, * laborer,* Henry Payn of the same,
*yoman,' Thomas Palmer of Mallyng, co. Kent, * carpenter,' and
others, arrayed in manner of war, broke the park and houses of the said
complainants at Beerlyng, hunted in the park, took away goods worth
20Z. and doer, assaulted their men and servants and so threatened their
tenants that they dared not abide upon their holdings.
Feb. 24. Commission to Thomas Anindell, knight, William Bodrugan, knight,
Westminster. Renfrew Arundell, esquire, and Nicholas Assheton, and to two or three
of them including Assheton, to enquire in whose hands now are the
8 tuns of oil, belonging to John Chirche of London, ' mercer,* and 5 tuns
belonging to Walter Fetiplace of Suthampton, which were plundered
from a certain carrack of Genoa, Luke Matheus padrotiet taken while
sailing towards Sandwich, whither she was bound, by a ship of Fowy,
of which John Mixstowe was captain and Thomas Adam of Pulvewen,
master. Restitution is to be made.
Vmatetf because nothinff wan done in the matter.
12 HENRY VL— Part 1. 868
March 14. Commission to Philip Courtenay, knight, William Bonevyll, knight,
Westminster. Nicholas Carrewe, knight, John Hals, Richard Neuton, John Mulys,
John Jaybien, John Boef and John Laurens, and to two or more of them,
to enquire upon oath in Devon as to misprisions, extorsions, usurpations,
derogations, intrusions, offences and negligences in that county.
Feb. 12. Commission to Robert Burton, Thomas Gylle and John Hunte,
Westminster, serjeant at arms, on the petition of Alexander Ferrantyn and George de
Luke, merchants of Florence, to arrest certain galleys, the padroni of
which, after contracting at London to call at Southampton to take on
board 200 sacks of petitioner's wool, passed by that port intending to sail
direct to Venice, but have been driven by stress of weather to put in at
Plymmouth. The galleys are also to be searched for uncustomed goods,
bullion, specie and other forbidden exports.
Feb. 10. Commission, by advice of the council, to J. archbishop of York, Richard
Westminster. Wodeville, Richard Bokeland, John Darell, William Haute, William
Aired, John Pound and John Hexham, and to two or more of them,
including either Aired, Pound or Hexham, to take, on Thursday, 11 March
next, in some open and convenient spot, the muster of John de Talbot and
of the 140 men at arms in their armour, and the 780 mounted archers, of
his company, who are at Dover intending to proceed to France. By C.
March 4. Commission to Richard Veer and Walter Wyght, to arrest in the ports
Westminster, of London, Sandwich or Wynchelsee, ships, barges, balingers, and other
vessels with their masters and crews, sufficient for the passage of the said
John Talbot, with his men at arms and archers, and have them at Dover
by 11 March at the latest.
«
March 10. Appointment of John Ferby, John Ardern, Robert Fitz Robert and John
Westminster. Corf, and to three or two of them, including either Fitz Robert or Corf,
to deliver the king*s gaol of Guldeford of John Andrewe.
March 6. General commission of oyer and terminer to John, duke of Bedford,
Westminster. Humphrey, earl of Stafford, William, earl of Suffolk, William Cheyne and
John Cottesmore, and to two or more of them, including either Cheyne or
Cottesmore, in the county of Derby.
The .like to the said duke and to the said Cheyne and Cottesmore.
April 10. Commission to the mayor of Dertmouth, Thomas Gylle and Hugh
Westminster. Wytford to arrest the merchandise which was recently taken at sea as
enemies* goods on certain hulks of Flanders by certain of the king's lieges
and brought to Dertemouth. By C.
MEMBRANE llrf.
Feb. 26. Commission, by advice of the council, to H. archbishop of Canterbury,
Westminster. J. archbishop of York, John Darell and the sheriff of Kent, to treat with
the important persons in the county for a considerable loan to the king
on the security as well of the customs, subsidies, revenues, jewels and
movables of the crown as of the grants made to the king in the last
Parliament, in accordance with an act of the same in that behalf, and they
are to report to the treasurer as soon as possible. By K. & C.
The like to the following in the following counties : —
S. bishop of Chichester, J. earl of Huntingdon, Robert de Ponynges,
* chivaler,' and the sheriff of Sussex.
24881 z
354 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2484t Membrane Wd — cont.
Edmund, count of Morteyn, the abbot of Chartesay, and the sheriff of
Surrey.
J. bishop of Bath and Wells, Walter Sandes, knight, William
Brokes, and the sheriff of Southampton.
B. bishop of Salisbury, Walter de Hungerford, knight, and the sheriff
of Wilts.
The abbot of Glastonbury, William de Botreaux, knight, Humphrey
Stafford, knight, William Boneville, knight, Thomas Bubwyth,
clerk, John Bathe, clerk, the dean of Wells, and the sheriff of
Somerset and Dorset.
John Tyrell, knight, Lewis Johan, Robert Darcy, and the sheriff of
Essex.
Th. bishop of Durham, Richard, earl of Salisbury, Robert Babthorp,
knight, Thomas Clarell, John Conestable, Robert Rolleston,
provost of Beverley, and the sheriff of Yorks.
Walter de Hungerford, knight, John Juyn, knight, Richard Neuton
in the town of Bristol.
E. bishop of Exeter, Thomas, earl of Devon, Philip Gourtenay,
knight, John Gopleston, Robert Burton, and the sheriffs of Devon
and Cornwall.
Richard earl of Warwick, John Throgmerton, Huftiphrey Stafford of
Grafton, knight, and the sheriffs of Gloucester and W^orcester.
Thomas Chancers, John Golofre, and the sheriff of Oxford and Berks.
Th. bishop of Hereford, John Merbury, John Russell, and the sheriff
of Hereford.
W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, Humphrey, earl of Stafford, the
abbot of Shrewsbury, William Burley, and the sheriffs of Salop,
Stafford and Derby.
William de Lovell, knight, William le Zouche, knight, William
Tresham, and the sheriff of Northampton.
Reginald Grey of Ruthyn, *chivaler,* John de Cornewayll, *chivaler,*
Thomas Waweton, knight, and the sheriff of Bedford and
Buckingham.
W. bishop of Lincoln, Ralph Cromwell, knight, Thomas Chaworth,
knight, William de Ferrers of Groby, knight, Richard Stanhop,
knight, Hugh Wyllughby, and the sheriffs of Lincoln, Nottingham
and Leicester.
W. bishop of Norwich, William, earl of Suffolk, William Phelip,
knight, John Tyrell, knight, and the sheriff of Norfolk and Suffolk.
The abbot of St. Albans, John Hotoft, William Flete, William
Neweport and the sheriff of Hertford.
John de Tiptot, knight, Nicholas Stokeley, knight, Stoneham,
and the sheriff of Huntingdon.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 356
i^g4 Membrane lid — cont,
P. bishop of Ely, John de Tiptot, knight, William Hasenhull,
William Alyngton, and the sheriff of Cambridge.
John Stanley, knight, William Haryngton, knight, and the sheriff of
Lancaster.
Feb. 28. Commission, during pleasure, to the archbishop of Armagh and
Westminster. Thomas Straunge, knight, by advice of the council, to muster from time
to time the men at arms and archers abiding in Ireland in the company
of Thomas Stanley, king's knight, lieutenant of that land. By p.s.
April 24. Commission to Roger Woddryngton, esquire, William Bedenhall and the
Westminster, sheriff of Northumberland, or two of them, to enquire upon oath in the
county of Northumberland touching a complaint that, whereas on 12
February, 11 Henry VI the king, upon certain security, committed to
John Caryngton, Robert Wetwange and Thomas Grj^ndon the fishery of
Aldscele, Abscele and Calet, in Twede water, from the Purification then
last for 12 years at the rent of 20s. a year, Stephen Fysshewyk, the elder,
John Shotton, William Shotton, and others have intruded into the same
fishery and taken the profits.
MEMBRANE lOd,
Feb. 20« Commission to William Cotom, clerk in the office under the keeper of
Westminster, the Great Wardrobe, by advice of the council, to arrest in London or else-
where the broiderers, tailors, skinners, painters, armourers, tapicers,
stonecutters, paviours, carpenters, plumbers, tilers, wallers and other
workmen, artificers and labourers required for the works of the Great
Wardrobe and set them to work at the king's wages ; also to provide the
necessary stones, timber, tiles, shingles, glass, iron, lead, lime and other
material, horses and transport ; with power to imprison the contumacious
until they find security to serve in the said works in London and the
suburbs or elsewhere. By p.s.
Feb. 15. Two commissions of oyer and terminer in the county of Derby as on
Westminster. March 6, Membrane 14d above.
Feb. 24. Commission to Nicholas, baron of Carreu, John Tretherf, Henry
Westminster. Dm, Thomas Colage and Ralph Bole reciting that complaint has been
made by the merchants of Genoa dwelling in London that Thomas
Adam, John Waterman, John Moryng, John Porth, Robert Rogennewes,
and John Yevell of Taunton and other lieges of the king arrayed in
manner of war in a ship of Fowy, of which John Mistowe was master,
forcibly took a carrack of Genoa of the said merchants, of which
Luke de Matheo was padrone, laden with woad, oil and lye {lotio) and
other merchandise on the high seas off Cape St. Vincent in the parts of
Portugal while bound for Sandwich, and took her to Fowy. Although
the crew offered no resistance they were put ashore in Portugal in a
destitute condition on the plea that they were < Sarasenes,* though they
were not ; and the cargo was divided amongst the captors and disposed of
in various parts of the counties of Cornwall, Devon, Somerset and Wilts,
and although the merchants offered to prove their ownership before the
mayor of Fowey, and the said captors by the marks, charters and cockets,
according to the statute of 27 Edward III [st. 2, c. 2] redress is refused.
The king has therefore appointed them, or two or more of them, to
enquire upon oath in the matter, with a view to having restitution made.
856
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
April 28.
Westminster,
April 80.
Westminster.
April 12.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 9</.
Commission to James Audeley, knight, Edward Stradlyng, knight,
William ap Thomas, knight, Robert Grendour, knight, Thomas Arundell,
knight, John Herle, knight, John Polryden and John Hunte, Serjeant at
arms, to make inquisition touching a petition by Peter Preere, Richard
Goulle, Francis Sarrat, William Lorget and their fellows, burgesses and
merchants of the king's cities of Paris and Rouen, shewing that, whereas
they recently laded two vessels of Rouen at Lescluse with goods worth
2,000 marks for the victualling of the said cities, these vessels were taken
off Brumalet in Caux by certain of the king's lieges in two balingers of
Wynchelse and Sandewyche and carried as if belonging to enemies to the
parts of Cornwall and Wales, where they were disposed of. All goods
whereof the petitioners can prove their ownership by the merchants' marks
or otherwise are to be restored, or their value paid if they have been con-
sumed, and any persons proving contumacious are to be brought before
the king in chancery. By C.
Commission to Thomas, earl of Devon, William Bonevyll, knight, Roger
Champemon, John Copleston, John Boef and the sheriff of Devon, and to
two or more of them, including Copleston, to make inquisition in the said
county as to who is now possessed of 24 tuns of wine of Rochell belonging
to and marked with the marks of John Hot, burgess of Gand, John
Boughel, burgess of Lille, and Leuyn de Bytre, burgess of Gand, and to
compel restitution.
Commission de kidellis pursuant to the statute of 25 Edward III
stat. 8, c. 4], and subsequent statutes for the water called 'le Leye' in
;he counties of Essex, Hertford and Middlesex, from the bridge of Ware
to the water of Thames, to John Tyrell, knight, Henry Barton, John
Gedney, William Estfeld, John Fray, Thomas Rolf, Henry Somer,
Thomas Gloucestre, Alexander Aune, Walter Grene, William Rokesburgh
and John Kirkeby, and to two or more of them, including either Fray,
Rolf, Aune, Rokesburgh or Kirkeby.
MEMBRANE 8d
May 10. Commission to Thomas Dacre, knight, William de Haryngton of
Westminster Aldyngham, knight, Richard de Musgrave, knight, Thomas de Stirkeland,
knight, John Urswyk, Robert Rodes and the sheriff of Cumberland to make
inquisition in the said county as to lands held by William Stapilton of
Edenhall, but omitted from the inquisition held after his death before
Thomas de la More, late escheator.
June 8. Commission to Richard Wydevylle, esquire, John Hampton, esquire,
Westminster, John Yerd, esquire, John Rys, esquire, Thomas Broun, esquire and William
Baron to take at Dover on 14 June next the muster of the men at arms
and archers who are on the point of proceeding to France on the king's
service. By p.s.
July 18.
Westminster
Commission to the mayor of Bristoll and Thomas College, serjeant at
arms, to enquire by examination, inquisition and otherwise as to who are
the persons of the said town who have become possessed of the goods of
certain merchants of Brittany which were lately taken out of certain hulks
of Flanders ; and to have the goods restored to the owners or their value
paid. All persons refusing to obey are to be imprisoned until further
order.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 867
J ^3^^ Membrane Sd — cant.
The like to the sheriff of Devon and Thomas College, for the city of
Exeter and the towns of Dertemouth and Kyngeswere.
The like to the mayor of BristoU and Thomas College touching 80 tuns
of wine of John de la Yeigne, merchant of Bruges lately taken at sea out
of a crayer called le Christofre de Lescliis,
The like to the sheriff of Devon and Thomas College, touching the same
for the city of Exeter and the towns of Dertemouth and Kyngeswere.
Commission to the mayor of Eyngeston upon Hull to hold enquiry upon
complaint by Andrew Egarst, merchant of Dansk in Prucia and other
merchants of that town, that divers of the king's subjects of Eyngeston and
Grymesby met with a ship called * le cogship of Cmnpe,* Thomas Blyke,
master, laden with divers goods of the said merchants, boarded her in
hostile manner, although those on board called out that they were friends,
took the ship and divided the goods. Restitution is to be made, and any
persons disobeying the commissioner are to be imprisoned until further
order.
The like to the mayor of Scarburgh.
The like to the mayor of Orymesby on complaint on behalf of Arnold
Wasinot and other merchants of Almain that Hugh Clyderowe and others
took a ship called la Marie Knyght of Dansk, Henry Tesmere, master,
laden with their goods, while sailing for Bishop's Lenn, and shared her
cargo amongst them.
MEMBRANE Id,
May 8. Commission to William Babynton, knight, James 8trangways, William
Westminster. Mountfort, knight, John Ellerker, John Michell, mayor of Coventre,
William Batener and Laurence Cook, reciting that William Legbume,
chaplain, Robert Praty, mercer, and John Chacombe of Coventre,
' carpenter/ have petitioned the king shewing that they were seised in
their demesne as of fee by feoffment of John Golafre of Coventre of a
messuage, a shop and a chamber in < le Erlestrete,' and of 6 cottages in 4e
Cowelane,' Coventre, until on Thursday, St. Luke the Evangelist, 10
Henry YI, the premises were taken into the king's hands by pretext of an
inquisition taken virttite officii before Thomas Palmer, then escheator in
Warwickshire, whereby it was found that Alice Garton late the wife of
Ralph Garton of Coventry, which Alice was convicted of treason before the
steward and marshal of the household at Coventre, on Saturday before
the Corpus Christ! immediately preceding the said St. Luke's day, long
before her death, with her said husband, enfeoffed the said John Golofre
and John Baryngton in all the lands and tenements which descended to
her by hereditary right as daughter and heir of John Holand of Coventre ;
that the premises in question descended to her after her espousals
celebrated with the said Ralph, that the said John Baryngton died and
that the said John Golafre enfeoffed the petitioners, but that, notwith-
standing these feoffments, the said Ralph had the issues and profits ; and
that Alice never had anything in the premises on the day of her forfeiture
or afterwards. Wherefore the king commissions them and two or more of
them induding either Babyngton, Strangways or Ellerker to enquire into
the matter by inquest of the county of Warwick. By C.
858 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 ^g^ Membrane Id — cont.
May 22. Commission to Nicholas baron of Carreu, Philip Courtenay, Thomas
Westminster. College, Serjeant at arms, John Tretherf, John Wyke, John Tretherf (stc)
and Ralph Bole, relative to the capture of a carrack of Genoa off Cape
St. Vincent, in the same terms, except that John Yevell is here called Ivell,
as the previous commission of 24 February on membrane lOrf. above.
May 8. Commission to Thomas Dacre of Gillesland, knight, Hugh Louther
Westminster, esquire, William Stapilton and Robert Warcop to arrest and bring before
the king in chancery, Robert Skelton, who after being indicted before
the justices of the peace of the county of Cumberland for divers felonies
and outlawed for the same, instead of standing his trial, has gathered to
him divers malefactors and wanders in unknown places or lies in wait to
slay the king's lieges.
May 9. Appointment of William Paston, Robert Cavendyssh, William Clopton
Westminster, an^l John Harleston, and of three or two of them, including either Paston
or Cavendyssh, to deliver the gaol of Bury St. Edmunds of John Berton,
parson of the church of Dounham.
MEMBRANE M.
May 12. Commission to John Griffith, knight, Richard de la Bere, knight,
Westminster Geoffrey Nicholas, esquire, Howel ap Llewellyn Vaghan, esquire, and John
Perot, and to two or more of them, to enquire by inquest of the county of
Hereford and adjacent march of Wales as to wastes, sales, destructions and
exiles done in the manors, lands and men in the said county and march,
which are in the king's hands by reason of death of John Clement,
tenant in chief, and the nonage of Philip his son and heir.
June 18. Commission to Richard Wydevyll, William Haulte, Richard Veer,
Westminster Thomas Broun and William Baron, and to two or more of them, to take
at Dover on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday next, the muster
of John de Clynton, esquire, James Standyssh, John Daunport and
William Daunport and of the men at arms and archers in their retinue.
ByC.
June 19. Commission to John Horold of London, Robert Betrych, Thomas
Westminster. Rewyngton, James Whitheed and John Pygg to arrest brother Roger
Buk, canon of the house of the order of St. Augustine, Waltham Holy
Cross, and bring him before the king in chancery.
MEMBRANE 5rf.
June 12. Commission to John Cottesmore, John Fray and Richard Weltden, and
Westminster, to two of them, to enquire from time to time by inquests of the counties of
Norfolk, Suffolk, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Bedford and Buckingham, and
of the city of Norwich as to escapes of felons and traitors.
May 20. Commission of oyer and terminer to John Juyn, knight, John Hals,
Westminster. William Westbury, John Cottesmore, William Bonevill, knight, Philip
Courtenay, knight, John Dynham, knight, John Mulys, Henry Fortescu,
and John Boef, and two or more of them, including either Juyn, Hals,
Westbury or Cottesmore, on complaint by the dean and chapter of the
cathedral church of St. Peter, Exeter, that whereas they lawfully took and
impounded upon their fee at St. Sedewell by Exeter certain cattle for
customs and services due to them by Thomas Payn, their tenant, John
Salter, 'sadeler,' mayor of the city of Exeter, and other malefactors,
arrayed in manner of war, broke the pound, took away the cattle,
assaulted John Jaibien, their steward, while holding their court of \'iew
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 869
1434. Membrane 6d — cant,
of frank-pledge there, and abused him so that he dared not hold the same
then or since that time. Also they assaulted John Bisby, a juryman
impanelled there and sworn, haled him to the said city and imprisoned him
there, contrary to the statute of Northampton.
For 20s. paid in the hanaper.
June 18. Commission to Nicholas Burdet, knight, John Mulso and Richard
Westminster. ggUyng, or two of them, to take the muster of the following on their
arrival at Calais : — John de Clynton and retinue, viz. 20 men at arms
and 60 archers ; William Chamberleyn, knight, and retinue viz. 20 men
at arms and 60 archers ; William Bucton, knight, and retinue, viz. men
at arms and 60 archers ; Richard Wydewyll, knight, and retinue, viz. 20
men at arms and 60 archers ; Thomas Hob and retinue, viz. 20 men at
arms and 60 archers ; John Lampet and retinue, viz. 12 men at arms
and 80 and 60 archers (sic) ; Philip Chetewynd and his company, viz. 50
men at arms and 150 archers ; John Damport and William Damport and
their retinue, viz. 10 men at arms and 90 archers ; James Standyssh and
his retinue viz. 5 men at arms and 45 archers ; and William Hanley,
John Tailboys and Robert Soutyll and their retinue, viz. 8 men at arms
and 89 archers. By C.
June 20. Commission to John Juyn, William Paston, and Richard Shipley, or
Westminster, two of them, to enquire in the counties of Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Essex,
Hertford and Middlesex as to escapes of felons and traitors.
The like to the following ; —
William Westbury, Thomas Rolf, and Thomas Heuster, in the
counties of Gloucester, Worcester, Hereford, Salop, Stafford,
Oxford and Berks.
James Strangways, John Ellerker, and Richard Bruyn, in the counties
of Northampton, Leicester, Warwick, Nottingham, Derby, Lincoln
and Rutland.
William Babyngton, Thomas Fulthorp, and Richard Knyght, in the
counties of Northumberland, Cumberland and Westmoreland, and
in the town of Newcastle upon Tyne and the city of York.
June 22. William Godered, Richard Neuton, and John Wydeslade, in the
Westminster* counties of Southampton, Wilts, Somerset, Dorset, Devon and
Cornwall and in the town of Bristol.
MEMBRANE Sd.
Aug. 8. Commission to Laurence Acton and William Hardyn to enquire, with
Westminster, g^ yj^^ ^ making restitution, as to the disposal of certain goods
of merchants of Flanders and Brittany, lately taken at sea out of certain
hulks of Flanders and brought to Newcastle upon Tyne ; persons disobeying
the commissioners are to be imprisoned until further order. By C.
MEMBRANE 2d.
June 18. Commission to John de Talbot, knight, to muster the following on
Westminster, their coming into his presence : — names and numbers as in the commission
of the same date to Nicholas Burdet and others on membrane 6d above,
except that John Lampet*s retinue is 12 men at arms and 86 archers.
July 10. Commission of array for the coast and neighbouring parts of Northum-
Wefltminster. berland [? Cumberland] to Richard, earl of Salisbury, Henry, earl of
Northumberland, William Fauconberge, knight, Thomas de Dacre, knight,
John de Graystok, knight, Thomas Dacre the younger, knight, Christopher
860
CALENDAR OJP PATENT ROLLS.
[^3^ Meitibrane 2d — cont.
Gurwen, knight, John Penyngton, knight, Henry Fenwyk, Hugh Lonther,
William Stapleton, George Worthewyk, William Martyndale the elder,
William Dykes, Alexander Heghmore, Richard Warcop, Thomas Salkeld,
Adam Denton and the sheriff of Northumberland (sic).
The like to the following : —
Richard, earl of Salisbury ^
Henry, earl of Northumberland
George Latymer, knight
William Fitz Hugh, knight
John, baron of Graystok, knight
Richard Hastynges, knight
Edmund Darell, knight
John Clarvaux, knight
Alexander Neville
Christopher Conyers I Yorkshire, North
James Strangways the younger / Riding.
Christopher Boynton
Ralph Fitz Randolf
William Burgh
John Conyers
Roger Aske
George Etton
Ivo de Etton
Robert Constable
The sheriff of Yorkshire
Richard, earl of Salisbury
Henry, earl of Northumberland
Robert Ughtred, knight
William Ryther, knight
William Normanville, knight
John Constable of Halsham
Robert Constable of Flaynburgh
Thomas Metham
John Portyngton
John Meleton
Robert Rudstane
John Bedford
The sheriff of Yorkshire
Henry, earl of Northumberland
Richard, earl of Salisbury
William Haryngton, knight
Robert Waterton, knight
William Gascoigne, knight
Roger Warde, knight
William Tempest, knight
Robert Hopton, knight
Thomas Seywyll, knight
Thomas Clarell
Thomas Womwell
William Skargyll
Ranulph Pygot
John Mauleverer
Robert Mauleverer
Richard Wentworth
The sheriff of Yorkshire
) Yorkshire, East Riding.
"V
I Yorkshire, West Riding.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
861
14S4.
Membrane 2d — cont.
Henry, earl of Northumberland
Richard, earl of Salisbury
Richard Musgrave, knight
Thomas Par, knight
Christopher Moresby, knight
Nicholas Radclyf , knight
Henry Wherton
Robert Warcop
William Crakenthorp
Robert Belingeham
Richard Duket
The sheriff of Yorkshire {sic)
Henry, earl of Northumberland
Richard, earl of Salisbury
John de Graystok, knight
Ralph Gray, knight
Robert Umfravile, knight
Robert Ogle the elder, knight
Robert Ogle the younger, knight
John Bertram, knight
John Wytheryngton, knight
John Maners, knight
William Elmeden, knight
Matthew Whitfeld, knight
William Camaby
Roger Thometon
Roger Wytheryngton
Thomas Ildirton
Thomas Lilbum
Robert Lambeton
John Fenwyk
Robert Rames
The sheriff of Northumberland
/
Westmoreland.
/ Northumberland.
y
MEMBRANE Id.
July 8. Commission of oyer and terminer to William Cheyne, knight, John
Westminster. Juyn, knight, William Westbury, William Goderede, Philip Oourtenay,
knight, William Bonevyle, knight, Richard Neuton, Thomas Carmynowe,
esquire, John Mulys, John Cokeworthy and John Wydeslade, and to two
or more of them, including either Juyn, Westbury or Goderede, on
complaint by Nicholas Carrewe, knight, that lately he and John Wykes,
pursuant to a commission directed to them and others to enquire as to the
goods of Genoese merchants which were taken out of a carrack of which
Luke de Mathes was padrone (patronus), held an inquest at Dertemouth,
when it was found that divers of such goods had come to the hands
of one Robert Stephen of Exeter, co. Devon, < marchant,' who admitted
as much before the commissioners, but refused to make restitution and
under the terms of the commission was therefore arrested at Exeter.
Whereupon John Salter, mayor of Exeter, ' sadeler/ Nicholas at the Hole
of the same, 'baker,' Richard Orenge of the same, 'taillour,* Robert Forde
of the same, ' hosier,' and John Baigge of the same, < gentilman,' bailiffs
of the city, Giles Haddon of the same, ' mercer,' and other malefactors
of the city, arrayed in manner of war and insurrection, forcibly rescued
the said Robert Stephen, assaulted the complainant and his men and
servants there, and beat, wounded and ill-treated them so that be lost
their ser\'ices. For i mark paid in the hanaper.
( 862 )
12 HENRY VI.— Paet 2.
lAQO MEMBRANES 34 and 33.
Nov. 18. Inspejcimm and confirmation to the abbot and convent of St. Mary's,
Westminster. York, of the following : —
1. A charter of William I, as follows : — TT'. rex Anyloram J,
archiepisropo et E, vicecomitl et omnihusi tarcinis\ Francifjenis et
Aufjlicis de Kanncsira, saliitem, Sciatis me dedisse Alano comiti
Sam^tum Olavum et Cliftonam et qiiicquid ad ecclesiam et ad
manenum pertinet et volo ut honorifice Itabeat,
2. Letters patent of Alan, count [of Brittany] as follows : — A, comes
omnibus has literas letjentibus vel a leyente amiientibus, saliUem,
Sciatis quia effo pietate et misericordia iiwttis concedo terras qnas rex
Willelmiis dedit ecclesie Sancte Marie Eburaci, hoc est Cliftotiam et
Ovretonam, pro anima frat}'is meiA, comitis et niea et omnium paretitum
meorum, insuper addo ex done meo iiij carucatas terre in Escheltona
pro prefatis parentibus meis et pro me ipso, Huic concessui et dono
ajfuerunt testes Stephanus, prescripte abbatie abbas prim us, Glaucus
sacerdoSf Odo sacerdos, (rosfridus Baniart, tmic Eburaci vicecomes^
Hiufo de Burons, Johannes homo ejus, Hadulfus Baniart, (rodricus
dapi/er, Eimaldus f rater comitis A. Odo camerariusj Emsan Miisart,
Hermerus Flauncus, liobertus Blanc Gernon et multi alii,
8. Letters patent of Stephen, count [of Brittany]. [Monasticon,
Xo, IV.]
4. A charter of William II. [Mofiasticon, No, III,]
5. A charter of Henry I as follows : — Henricus, rex Anglorum,
Os\berto] virecomiti et baronibus de Eiiencicesiraf Fraficis et Anglis,
salutem, Sciatis quod cojicedo Slephano, abbati de Eboraciy custodiam
forestarum mearum de tota terra sua et defendo forestariis meis ne se
inde intromittant. Teste Eudone dapifero apud Westmonasterium in
Natale Domini,
6. A charter dated 14 April, 5 John, as follows: — Johannes, Dei
gratia rex Anglic, dominus tliJbernie, dux Xurmanjiie et Aquitanie,
comes Andcgavie, archiepiscopis, ejnscopi^, abbatibus, comitibus,
baronibus, justicianis, ricecomitibus, prepontis et omnibus ballivis et
MAibus suis, salutem, Sciatis nos cancessisse et presenti carta nostra
confirmasse, Roberto, abbati Saficte Marie de Eboraco, quod possit
include)'e boscum suum in Xoimaneby, qui vocatur Gauthsoon, et/acere
inde parcum, Quare volumns et firmiter precipimus quod predictus
abbas et successores sui post eum liabeant et teneant parcum ilium
imperpetuum. bene et in pace, libere et quiate, sicut liberum parcum cum
omnibus peHinentiis suis ad faciendam inde voluntatem suam.
Preterea concessimu^, et hoc carta confirnmvimus predicto abbati quod
ipse et successores sui imperpetuum possint capere vulpem et leporem
in forestis nostris per totam Eboracsiram libei'e sine cujuslibet
contradictione, Et prohibemus super fonsfacturam nostram ne
aliquis illis de supradictU impedimentum faciat, Testibus, T. filio
Petri, comitis PJsscrie, I{, comite de Clara, W, comite Saresburiensi,
H, comite Herefordensi, A, comite Ebroicensi, Hvgane de Nevilla,
Willelmo Briu[e7-] , Roberto de Veteri Ponte, Petro de Stoko, Data
per manum domini S, Cistrensis electi, apud Wyntoniam wiij, die
Apnlis, anno regni nostri quinto
12 HENRY \1.— Part 2. 868
1433 Membranes 84 and 88 — cant.
7. Letters patent dated 22 August, 18 Eichard II, inspecting and
confirming another charter dated 18 April, 5 John, [liotuli
CaHamm, p. 128.]
8. A deed of release as follows : — Sciant omnes tarn presentes quam
futuri qui riderint rel audiennt litteras has, quod ego, Poffanus filius
Walthecif et due filie mee, Wimarch et HumlreCy quietam clamavimus
Deo et abba tie beate Marie Kboraci de nobis et omnibus nostHs
imperpetuum rt cum baculo reddidimus in mamwi domini dementis
abbatis in plena capitula coram multis testibus terram illam que jacet
extra Eboracum et vacatur Horphmecrafth cum omnibus mansuris
et toftis ad eamhm terram pertinentibus et cum quibusdam 7uansuris
in vico Sancte Marie et cum una mansura juxta Hohnmielid
et cum omnibus aliis pertinentiis que ad ipsam terram pertinent, Cartam
autem quam ego Patfanus de prefata terra tempore damini abbatis
Savarici adquisieram similiter reddidimus tam ego quam 2)redicte
filie mee et insuper, tactim sacrosanctis, jurarimus quad neque
per iws neque per aliquem haminem quern imjyedii'e pater imus
movebitur aliqua calumpnia super ipsa terra impetpetuum ad versus
prenominatam abbatiam, Testibus hiis, Jocelino capellano, Thoma
diacano, WiUelma de Fonte/racto, Gervasio filia lianwndi, Johanne
nepate abbatis, Gervasio constabidario, Turgisio dispensatore, Haufrido
partaria, Ada de Sezebals, Haufrido de Tametana, llobeHo filia Wuhi,
lladulfi) de Kirchebi, Stephana de Mitana, Gaufrido de Ketelbi, Ketello
de Celarioy Henrico de Sijctinedahf Thoma filio Jacelini, Savarica
fratre ejus, lieginaldo Pugele, Harin granetario, Willelmo filio Pagani
de Papeltona, Waltero coco, liagera coco,
9. Another deed as follows : — Omnibus has litteras risuris vet
audituris Johannes de Bulemer, salutem, Sciatis me remisisse et
quietum clamasse de me et heredibus meis imperpetuum domino Paberto,
abbatiy et conventui Sancte Marie Kboraci, pro riginti solidis sterling -
arum quas michi ipsi dederunt, ilium toftum in vico de Puthuin, qui
lacet inter t[ftum qui fuit aliquando Matilde Pude et fassatum civitatis
prape partam de Gabmelith a parte accideutali, quern quidem toftum
ego tenui aliquanda de eiMlem abbate et conventn, cum tota jure et
clamea quad habui in endem tafta, tenendum et habendum dictis abbati
et conventui cum amni ihtegritate imperpetuum sine omni cantradictiane
et impedimenta mei et omnium meorum quoquo mada me attingentium,
Kt ut hoc script um perpetue firmitatis robur optineat illud sigilli
mei impressione corroborai^i. Hiis testibus, Thoma de Wilton, tioic
senescallc, Paulino de lAllingg, Johanne de Pothamago, Waltero de
Karl[iala], Willehua Mast, Willelmo Prun, Willelmo de Pontefro/Cto,
Pioberta Pacheler, Poberto Sujte, Willelmo et Waltero de Lillingg,
Waltero de Torp,
10. A release hy Isabel daughter of William Brun to Gervase de
Boucheclyve, his heirs and assigns, of her right in the stone house
with its curtilage (/undo) in Hicchun wherein her father dwelt,
without right, all his life, as did Robert Brun his father before
him, which is built at the comer of St. Mary*s Lane, York, and
whereof the said Gervase has impleaded her in the court of the
abbot of St. Mary's, York, by a writ of right. Witnesses: —
R. de Longo Campo, abbot, R. de steward of St. Mary's,
York, Laurence Linchard, William de Lilig, Thomas de Fulforth,
Nicholas de Roucheclive, Walter de Clifton, Thomas son of Adam,
William son of Ernisius, Richard Schupe and William de
Ballio.
«64 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
2^433. Membranes 84 and 88 — cont.
11. A release by Geoffrey de Bucheclive to B. the abbot, and to the
convent of SL Mary's, York, of the land which he held of them
in the suburb of York in Buthun Street. Witnesses : — Bobert de
Skegnesse, then steward of the abbey, Simon and John chaplains,
John de Bothomago, Sampson the spicer, Gervase de Bucheclive,
Clement de Hyopton, Walter Sayoler, Thomas the porter, Boger
the cook, Balph Coges, Geoffrey de Sancto Audoeno, and Walter
de Torp.
12. A release by Mariota relict of John de Parys, sometime citizen of
York, daughter of Simon Crisplok and of Christiana daughter of
Adam Flour of York, to the abbot and convent of her right in the
land where the great corner tower is situated in Bouthum,
reaching to St. Mary Street on one side and the borough of
Bouthum on the other, which lands were sometime of Serlo Broun
and Adam Flour and of the said Simon Crispelok and Christiana.
Witnesses, Nicholas de Langeton, mayor of York, Boger Basy,
Henry de Scorby, Bobert de Dalby, Bobert de Baysebek, bailiffs of
York, Bichard de Huntyngton, Adam Eyngeson, Nicholas de
Appilby, and William Fox, citizens of York, William de Sutton,
William le Barker and William de Abbatia of Bouthum. Dated
in the monastery of St. Mary, York, 8 February A.D. 1881.
18. Belease by William de Nesse, rector of the church of Eirkeby in
Hundoldale, to the abbot and convent of his right in that plot in
Bouthome with its buildings and appurtenances which he had by
the gift of Thomas Lundrays of Pokelyngton, the said plot
extending in width between land of the abbot and convent and in
length from the king's high street of Bouthome to the stone wall
of the abbot and convent. Witnesses, Gilbert de Shirbum,
Stephen de Coverham, Thomas de Appelby, Bobert del See and
William le Barker. Dated at Bouthom, Wednesday, the octave of
Martinmas A.D. 1882, 6 Edward III.
For 40«. paid in the hanaper.
-tJOA Membrane 88 (cont.).
Feb. 16* Iiispe.rimus and confirmation to Thomas, abbot of Battle, and the con*
Westminster, vent of that place, of the following : —
1. A charter of Henry II as follows : — Hemicus Dei gratia re^
Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquvtanorum et comes Andegavorum,
jmticiariiSf vicecomitibus et omnibus fidelibus suis per Angliam
constitutiSf salutem. Sciatis vie coTicessisse, et presenti carta nostra
confinnasse, Deo et Sancto Martino et monachis de Bello tres virgatas
terre in Bemehom cum pertinenciis suis quas diratumaverunt coram
me et baronihus meis apiid Clarendonam adversus Gilebertum de Bailol
et Iieifig[erum]f hominem ipsius, per cartam Henrid regis avi m^
quam inde Iwbent, Volo igitur et finniter precipio ut predicti abbas
et fiianachi imperpetuum teneant et possideant predictam terram cam
toto marisco quod (sic) ecclesia Sancti Martini de Bello habet in
Bem[efuym] libere et quieti et absque amni servitio et consuetudine
terrena, et prohibeo nt nuUus eis inde molestum inferat super
forisfacturam decern librarum. Testibus, Henrico, WinUmierui
episcopo, Jocelinoy Saresburiensi episcopo, Eicardo de Ludy Johanne,
eomite Awjiy Eaig[i7ialdo] de Waren[fia] , apud Westmonasterium.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 366
2434 Membrane 88 — cont,
2. A charter of Henry count of Eu, as follows : — Sciant omjies,
})re$entes et fttturiy quod cfjo Henriciis, comes de On, confirmo ecclesie
Sancti Martini de Bello tres wistaa in Beifiehorne cum omnibus
appendiciis suis quod, me concedente, TngelramuSj homo Widdardi de
Bailol, concessu ipsius domini sui et uxoris sue et Jiliorum suorum,
inonachis Belli vendidit propter Ivij solidos, preter scotum et hidagiwn
quod viicJii debebaty quod eis pro anima patris meiet omnium pareiitum
meorum eternaliter concedo, FA volo, Jirmiter precipio, omnino ipsa
terra libera eis et quieta permaneat iwperpetuum, Decimam vero de
Boccolt quam ipse eis concessit sicut predecessores eius, Rad[ulfus]
Indel et Botbertus eis concesserunt, etjo eis confermo. Similiter omneji
que date sunt eis per comitatum meum in Anglia concedo. Testes,
Ingdramits vicecomes, Anselmus de Fraelvilla, Alredus dapifer abbatis,
Reimb[artus], Radid/us filius Benedicti et alii plures.
For 20s, paid in the hanaper.
J433^ MEMBRANES 33 (cont.) and 32.
Dec. 18. Exemplification, at the request of Ralph Cromwell, knight, of the
Weatminater. following, which the king has had ag certified into Chancery. [County
Placita, Derby^ No, 9.]
1. 1. A writ, tested by Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, 20 February,
9 Henry YI, to the sheriff of Nottinghamshire for an assize of
novel disseisin to be held before James Strangways and John
EUerker between John Bartram, knight, and Joan his wife,
plaintiffs, and Ralph Cromwell, knight, defendant, touching land
in Gonoldeston and Wydmerpole. Pledges of the prosecution,
Richard Coof, Edmund Holme. Hugh Wyllughby, sheriff; Ralph
Cromwell, within named, has nothing in my bailiwick whereby he
can be attached, nor has he a bailiff, nor has he been found in the
same. The rest of the execution of this writ appears in a panel
sewn to the same.
2. The said panel, viz. Touching one third part of two parts of the
manors of Gonaldeston and Wydmerpole. William Byrton of
Byrton Joce, sworn ; Hugh Tenerey of Stapulford ; John Croftes
of Ragnell, sworn ; William Cressy of Markham, sworn ;
John Rote of Eton, sworn; Hugh Gloucestre of Kercolston,
sworn ; John Owethorp of Owethorp, sworn ; John White of
Colyngham, sworn ; Ralph Stuffyn of Maunsfeld Wodehous ;
Stephen Sadiller of Retford, sworn ; Gervase Bampton of Beeston,
sworn; John Crumwell of Carlton, sworn; John Eellum of
Kellum, sworn ; William Kellum of the same, sworn ; Laurence
Gadde of Sutton; Thomas Derley of Thorp; Robert Plesley of
Tirswell; John Muston of CrophiU Botiller; Robert Duffeld of
Carlton ; Richard Baynton of Neuton ; Adam Botiller of Kellum ;
William Babworth of Northleverton ; Hugh Garnon of Carlton ;
John Lizours of Wyllughby ; summoners, William Coly, by John
Brent and Richard Baret; John Dunston, by Robert Scot and
Henry Vient; day of the view, Thursday in Easter Week.
8. The commission, tested by Humphrey duke of Gloucester at
Westminster, 20 February, 9 Henry Y, appointing the said James
Strangways and John Ellerker as justices to take the said assize.
4. The appointments of attorneys by the parties. Attorneys received
at Notyngham before James Strangways and John Ellerker, justices
366 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS,
i^QQ Membranes 33 (amt,) ami 82 — eont,
of assize in the county of Nottingham, on Thursday after the Close
of Easter, 9 Henry VI. Nottingham to wit : John Bartram, knight,
and Joan his wife put in their place Thomas Bothe against Ralph
Cromwell, knight, of a plea of assize of novel disseisin. Nottingham
to wit : Ralph Cromwell, knight, puts in his place William Stanlowe
against John Bartram and Joan his wife.
5. The record and process of the assize, held at Nottingham before
the said commissioners on Thursday after the Close of Easter,
9 Henry VI. Plaintiffs by their attorney say that they were
disseised of one third of two parts of the said manors. Defendant,
by his attorney, says that the assize ought not to be made because
Walter Garlek, kinsman and heir of John de Horitz, in the king's
court at Westminster in Easter Term, 8 Henry VI, before William
Babyngton and his fellows, justices of the Bench, took out a
writ against John Southam, clerk, John Tailboys, esquire, John
Fulnetby, John Tamworth and Robert Clerk, then tenants of the
said entire manors, of which a part is now in question, on a fine
levied in the octavo of Trinity, 18 Edward II, before William de
Bereford and his fellows, then justices of the Bench, between the
said John de Heritz, plaintiff, and Thomas de la Forth, clerk, and
Robert Couland, deforciants, of the said manors with the advowsons
of their churches, whereby John de Heri'tz acknowledged the manors
and advowsons to be the right of the said Thomas as those which
Thomas and the said Robert had of his gift, the said deforciants
then surrendering the manors with appurtenances to the said
John de Heritz to hold of the king as of the honour of Peverel
for life ; with successive remainders to Roger Biler (Beler) for life,
to Thomas son of Roger Beler and Margaret the younger, daughter
of Richard de la Ryvere, knight, and the heirs of their bodies, and
to Roger son of Roger Beler and Margaret the elder, daughter of
the same Richard de la Ryvere, and to the heirs of their bodies,
and with remainder over to the right heirs of the said John de
Heritz : and that John de Heritz and Roger Beler were dead, and
Roger and Margaret the elder, and Thomas and Margaret the
younger, also, without heirs of their bodies, and that John Southam
and the four other persons he was suing entered into the premises
contrary to the terms of the said fine, wherefore they should be
summoned to appear on the octave of Trinity. On which day
Garlek appeared by John Dam his attorney, bat the five defendants
came not, although the sheriff returned that they had been duly
warned by William Couper, Richard Hertyngton, Robert Parker
and Thomas Fox. Whereupon judgment was given that Garlek
should have execution against them, and he sued out execution
thereof, and the present defendant, Ralph Cromwell, has his estate
in the premises, whereas the estate of the said John Bertram and
Joan, in her right, in the said third part, is between the levy of
the said fine and the recovery by the said Walter Garlek. John
Bertram and Joan demand that Cromwell shall show how the
said Walter Garlek is kinsman and heir of John de Heritz and
Cromwell says that he is son of Sarah, daughter of Maud, sister of
John, father of the said John de Heritz. Then plaintiffs, without
acknowledging the fine, say that nothing has been alleged whereby
they ought to be excluded from their assize touching the said third
part, because they say that the said Maud was sister of one
Edmund^ and not of John father of John, as Ralph has declared
12 HENRY VL— Part 2. 867
J 433, Membranes 88 {cont,) ami 82 — cant,
and 80 the said recovery is bad, and of no effect. Defendant says
she was the sister of John. The parties put themselves upon the
assize. The recognitors say that Maud was John's sister, and
judgment is given for defendant, and plaintiffs are in mercy.
II. The tenours of another like assize at Derby, touching tenements
in Wynefeld and Tybbesshelf, co. Derby, viz., one third of each of
the said manors, also certified into Chancery [County Placita,
Derby, No. 9] as follows : —
1. The writ orginal tested 20 February, 9 Henry VI. Pledges
of the prosecution, John Vendome, Henry Launde ; the like
return * )wn est inre^itm * by the same sheriff.
2. The panel, viz. : Ingeham Fraunceys, sworn ; Richard Kays,
sworn ; Thomas Cause, sworn ; William Marschall, sworn ;
Robert Cause ; John Dunbaben, sworn ; Robert Vynter,
sworn ; Robert Smalley ; Thomas Bradshawe ; John Bate of
Alastre, sworn ; Alexander Atkyn of Kynwalmerssh, sworn ;
William Marchall of Chesterfeld; John Rolleston of Lee,
sworn ; Henry Rolleston of Etwall ; John Crowker, sworn ;
William Marschall of Ekyngton; William Tylle of Haken-
thorp, sworn ; Thomas Leomyster, sworn ; Thomas Troche ;
Nicholas Aunger ; John Fraunceys, William Bate ; Henry
Warner ; Gilbert Keys ; summoners, Henry Kyng, by Henry
Hunt and John Bene ; John Kent, by Thomas Hert and John
Smyth. Day of the view, Friday after the Close of Easter.
The recognitors say that Sarah is the mother of Walter
Garleke, ^c.
8. The commission, dated 20 February, 9 Henry VI, to the
same justices as before.
4. The reception of attorneys at Derby on Saturday after the
Close of Easter, 11 Henry VI. Thomas Bothe for plaintiffs,
W^illiam Stanlowe for defendant.
5. The record and process of the assize, &c. on the said
Saturday. Pleadings and judgment as before, except that
the manor of Wynefeld is not held of the honour of Peverel.
-lA^A MEMBRANE 31.
June 20. Licence, for 100^. paid in the hanaper, for John Makworth, clerk,
Westminster. William Cheyne, knight, William Babyngton, knight, Peter de la Pole
and William Fyndern to enfeoff William Venour and Elizabeth his wife,
daughter and heir of Roger Sapurton brother of John Sapurton, deceased,
and tbe heirs of the bodies of the said William Venour and Elizabeth, of
a messuage and garden within the king's close of Flete, of the office of
keeping all the prisoners of the king's prison there, of a yearly rent of
62. lis. 5(1. from divers lands and tenements within the city of London and
the suburbs theteof, of a messuage within the close of the king's palace
of Westminster and of the office of keeping the same palace, all held of
the king in chief, together with the fees and profits of the said offices ;
with remainder to the heirs of the body of the said Elizabeth ; with
remainder to Robert Babyngton, kinsman of the said Roger, and the
heirs of his body ; with remainder over to the right heirs of Roger.
May 2. The like, for 10 marks paid in the hanaper, for John Kernes, esquire, and
Westminster. Margaret his wife and Stephen Haitfeld and Isabel his wife to enfeoff
Maurice Berkeley of Uley, knight, John Kemes, clerk, Maurice Kemes,
868 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
14S4.
Membrane 81 — cont.
Nicholas Alderley and John Godryngton, and their heirs, of the manor of
Derham, co. Gloucester, and the advowson of Derham church, also of
2 acres of land in Horsyngton and of the advowsons of Horsyngton
church and of the free chapel of Southcheryton, co. Somerset, except
one acre of land in the said manor, all held of the king in chief ; and
also to grant to the same the reversion of one third part of 6 carucates of
land in Derham, one third part of the said manor of Horsyngton, one third
part of the manor of Eyngeston Russell, co. Dorset, and the advowson
of the free chapel of Kyngeston Russell, also held in chief, which are
now held in dower hy John Stradelyng, knight, and Joan his wife, of the
inheritance of the said Margaret and Isabel, after the death of the said
Joan.
April 20. ImpeximiiSf and confirmation by advice of the great council, of letters
Westminster, patent of inspeximm and confirmation dated 13 February, 1 Henry V, in
favour of Thomas Chaucer, esquire.
June 6, Licence, for lOO^. paid in the hanaper, for Robert Ponyngges, knight, to
Westminster, enfeoff John Frank, clerk, and John Martyn, and their heirs in his manor
of Thirlyngham, co. Kent, held of the king in chief ; and for the feoffees,
after seisin had, to grant the same to the said Robert and Margaret his
wife for life, with remainder to Eleanor, daughter of Eleanor late the wife
of Richard Ponyngges, knight, and the heirs of her body, with remainder
over to the right heirs of the said Robert.
July 15. It has been found by inquisition taken before Thomas Stokdale, escheator
Westminster, in the county of Essex, that Richard Baynardheld on the day of his death,
conjointly with Grace his wife, who sunives him, the manor of Messyng,
which is held of the king as of the honour of Reymes by knight service, by
demise made to them for life by Robert Warener of London and Roger Rye
of the county of Kent, with remainder to John Martyn of the county of
Kent, one of the justices of the Common Bench, William Coggeshale,
knight, Maurice Bruyn, knight, Lewis John, esquire, John Tyrell, Robert
Darcy of Maldon, William Rookwode of Acton, John Burgoyne of
Drayton, Thomas Campes, Walter Gawtron of London, John Bederenden
of the same, Thomas Martell, esquire, Richard Wakefeld, esquire, Robert
Wrytele, John Symond of Toppisfeld, Richard Fitz Nichol of Halstede,
John Beche of Colchestre, John Ewell, esquire, Roger Racheham, esquire,
John Marlere and Henry Stampe the younger, their heirs and assigns.
The king's licence had not been obtained and the manor was taken into
his hands, but now for 5 marks paid in the hanaper he has pardoned the
trespass and granted licence for the said Grace to have the manor again for
life, with remainder as aforesaid.
MEMBRANE 30.
July 8. Imjyeximus and confirmation to the lepers or sick of the hospital of
Westminster. Herbaldon and their successors of letters patent dated 1 March, 1 Henry Y.
For i mark paid in the hanaper.
July 1. Pardon, for 402. paid in the hanaper, to Henry Inglos, knight,
Westminster. William Westbury, William Paston, William Alyngton and John
Eyrtlvng, clerk, for acquiring to themselves and their heirs from John
Fastolf, knight, and entering without licence, the manor of Casteloomb«i
CO. Wilts, which is held of the king in chief ; and licence for them to
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 869
1^3^ Membrane 80 — cont.
grant the same manor to the said John Fastolf and to John Fastolf of
Olton, esquire, Edmund Wichyngham, Nicholas MuUyneus, John Wynter
and Hugh Spenser, and their assigns, for the life of the said John
Fastolf, knight, with remainder to Milicent his wife and the heirs of her
body begotten by Stephen Lescrop sometime her husband, with remainder
over to her right heirs.
July 6. Pardon to John Scot of Salisbury, co. Wilts, * gentilman,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Middlesex for not appearing before the justices
of the Bench to answer Richard Claymond and John Sutton touching two
pleas of debt each of 40^. he having now surrendered to the Flete prison,
as William Babyngton, chief justice, has certified.
July 11. Presentation of John Oiblot, chaplain, to the church of Freton, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the nonage of John,
duke of Norfolk.
July 10. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Paddesley,
Westminster, citizen and * jueler * of London, of the office of master and worker of the
king's mints in the Tower of London, the town of Calais, the city of
York and the town of BristoU, with the office of the Exchange of London,
according to certain indentures thereof to be made, in like manner
as William Russe held the offices when alive ; rendering for the said office of
the Exchange 100 marks yearly at the Receipt of the Exchequer. By p.s.
July 6. Licence for Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, and Eleanor his wife, to
Westminster, make an underground conduit from a certain well of theirs in Grenewich,
called ' Stokwell,' across the highway which runs between their garden
and their park to bring water from the well to their manor or inn there.
Licence for the same to enclose a certain way in Grenewich leading
southward from the highway to the water of Thames through their park,
and containing, according to an inquest before Alexander Aune, escheator
in the county of Kent, 186 perches in length and 1 perch in breadth.
Another suitable way of the same length and breadth must be made on
their ground.
July 12. It has been found by inquisition before Thomas Meres, escheator in
Westminster, the county of Lincoln, that John Cameryng, before his death, held in his
demesne as of fee two messuages and a bovate of land in Appelby of the king
in chief by the service of a twentieth part of a knight's fee, and, by the
name of John Cameryng of Appelby, granted the premises, amongst other
things, to John Harald of Thornholme, esquire, John Plowthmaister of
Appelby and John Meryman of the same, and their heirs ; and that they
regrantod the same to him for life, with remainder to Margaret his daughter,
now the wife of Simon Elkyngton of Grymesby and the heirs of her body,
without the king's licence having been obtained, and on the death' of
Cameryng the premises were taken into the king's hands, but now for
10s. paid in the hanaper he has pardoned the trespasses, and granted
licence for the said Margaret to have the premises.
July 6. Licence for Richard earl of Salisbury, for costs sustained in attending
Westminster, a conference with the King of Scots at Glonmabanstane and in keeping
divers hostages of the said king, to retain 600 marks of custom and sul^idy
on his wools and wool-fells to be shipped from Kyngeston upon Hull.
[FtMiera.] By p.s.
24881 2 A
870 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2434 MFsMBRANE 29.
May 1. Commission, pursuant to Act of the last Parliament [Rolls of Parlmmenty
Westaninster. y^i^ jy^ ^^,. 455-457] to W. bishop of Lincoln and William le Souche of
Haryngworth, 'chivaler/ and Thomas Grenham and William Beaufo,
knights of the shire for the county of Rutland in the last Parliament, to
issue their warrant to the sheriff for proclamation in the next court of the
county that the following whose names have been certified into chancery by
the said knights of the shire as those of persons who should take the oath
not to maintain peace breakers referi'ed to in the said Act [see Rolls of
ParUmtient Vol, IV, p, 422] should appear before the said commissioners,
or three or two of them, and take the said oath, viz. —
John Basynges of Empyngham, knight.
John Colepepir of Exton, knight.
Henry Plesyngton of Burley, knight.
Robert Browe of Wodehed, esquire.
Robert Daneys of Tykencote, esquire.
John Browe of Tygh, esquire.
John Plesyngton of Wyssenden, esquire.
Thomas More of Okeham, esquire.
Francis Clerke of Stokedrye, esquire.
John Chyselden of Bramston, esquire.
John Sapcote of Keton, ' marchaunt.'
Robert Whitwell of the same, 'gentilman.'
John Clerke of Wyssenden, * marchaunt.'
William Lewys of Okeham, * marchaunt.'
John Brigge of the same, 'marchaunt.'
John Basset of Northluffenham, 'gentilman.'
James Palmer of the same, 'gentilman.'
John Palmer of the same, 'gentilman,'
William Sheffeldof Seyton, 'gentilman.'
John Sadyngton of the same, 'gentilman.'
Robert Sousexer of Marketoverton, ' gentilman.'
John Vowe of Whitwell, * gentilman.'
William Pochon of Wyssenden, * gentilman.'
William Swafeld of Braunston, ' gentilman.'
Henry Breton of Keton, 'gentilman.'
William Uflfyngtone of Pylton, * gentilman.*
Thomas Luffenham of Wynge, ' gentilman.' By K. & C. in Pari.
The like to the following for the following counties and persons : —
Wilts.
R. bishop of Salisbury, Walter Hungerford, knight ; Robert Andrewe
and Robert Longe, knights of the shire for the county of Wilts, com-
missioners to receive the oath of the following; —
Robert Hungerford, knight. Laurence Gowayn.
Edmund Hungerford, knight. Roger Peryton.
John Stourton, knight. William Gore the elder.
William Becham, knight. Robert Erley.
John Beynton, knight. Robert Blake.
William Westbery, the justice. Thomas Drewe.
John Seymour. William Dangens.
William Darell. Robert Panysfote.
Richard Milbourne. John Westbery the younger.
Edmund Dauntesey. William Rous.
John Westbery' the elder. Thomas Boneham.
David Cervyngton. John Rous.
Ralph Thorp. William Besyle.
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Metnbrane 29 — ronU
Robert Baynard.
Roger Trewebody.
William Caynell.
William Botreaux.
William Wydecombe.
John atte Benye.
John Northfolk.
John Sturmy.
Thomas Crykelade.
Robert Bodenham.
John Bryd.
Robert Best.
Robert Colyngboume.
Henry Chaucy.
John Gombe.
John West.
Robert Onewyn.
Thomas Jerberd.
John Whitehorn.
John Gergrave.
Nicholas Wotton.
Thomas Hall;
John Hall.
Richard HaU.
William Gore the younger.
Blobert Crikkelade.
William Crikkelade.
John Lambard.
Thomas Beweshyn.
Richard Mayn.
John Mayn.
John Benger.
Robert Mayhowe.
Henry Bradeley.
Robert Coufold.
John Munfort.
Thomas Hancok.
John Osbam.
John Gilberd.
John atte Yenne.
John Escote.
William Orum.
Richard Sotewell.
Reginald Croke.
Ingelram Walrond.
John Waldyve.
Richard Waryn.
William Stanter.
Robert Salman.
Thomas Temse.
William Temse.
Thomas Ryngewode.
William Watkyns.
Robert Backeham.
Walter Backeham.
WilUam Danntesey.
Richard Caynell.
Richard Hardone.
John Coventre.
John Tudworth.
Thomas Gore, late of Lyushill.
Robert Wayte.
William Covyntre.
John Ingeham.
John Martyn.
Walter Everard.
William Polelchirch {sic),
John Justice.
Walter Stodeley.
William Wychamton.
Robert Eyre.
Simon Eyre.
John Voxanger.
John Forde.
William Russell.
John Scot.
Thomas Vellard.
Peter Duke.
John Quyntan.
Thomas Quyntan.
John Bourne.
Richard Warneford.
John Stere.
Thomas Hasard.
Robert Lyveden.
William Kyng.
John Davy.
Robert Davy.
Robert Floure.
William Ledyr.
John Edward.
John Cuttyng.
Thomas Blanchard«
William Moun.
Edmund Penston.
Richard Lye.
John Belyngdon.
John Pope.
John Lye.
John Spender.
Walter Clerk.
John Quarley.
William Bacon.
John Everard.
Nicholas Spondell.
William Wabond.
Thomas Stokke.
Richard Cordra.
Richard de Bowys.
William Renger.
Thomas Bowyer of Devyse.
872
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1434^ MEMBRANE 28.
Sussex.
S. bishop of Chichester, and John, earl of Huntyndon, also William
Seynt John and William Sydeneye, knights of the shire for the county of
Sussex, commissioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
The abbot of Battle.
Thomas de Echyngham, knight.
Hugh Halsham, knight.
Roger Fenys, knight.
Thomas Leukenore, knight.
Robert Roos, knight.
Henry Husee, knight.
Richard Dalyngrygge, esquire.
Edward Sakevyle, esquire.
William Ryman, esquire.
Roger Gunter, esquire.
Robert Lyle.
John Bartelot.
William Ernele.
Walter Urry.
John Lylye.
John Knottesford, esquire.
Richard Profyt.
John Bolne.
Walter Fust.
John Wylteshyre.
Adam Iwode.
William Halle of Ore.
John Oxebrugge.
Thomas Oxebrugge.
Robert Arnold.
John Peres.
Richard Dauveme.
Thomas Staunton.
Thomas Cotes.
John Wyghtrynge.
William Hore.
John Sherar.
John Hilly.
William Warnecamp,
William Merwe.
Thomas Grauntford.
Ralph Vesk.
John Vesk.
John Hammes of Padyngho.
John Parker of Lewes.
James Homwode, prior of Lewes.
The abbot of Robertsbridge.
Robert, abbot of Begeham.
The prior of Mechilham.
The prior of Hastings.
Richard Waller, esquire.
John Ledes, esquire.
John Bramshet, esquire.
Richard Cook, esquire.
Richard Famfold.
John Burdevyle, esquire.
Ralph Rademeld, esquire.
John Apsle.
Richard Grene.
Thomas Grene.
WiUiam Blast.
Robert Tank.
John Bradebrugge.
William Delve.
William Shoeswell.
John Lunsford.
John Penhurst.
John Gorynge.
Simon Cheyne.
Thomas Asshbumham.
Richard Clothale.
Robert Hyberden.
John Dragon.
• Thomas Surflet.
Henry Exton.
John Symond.
William Scardevyle.
William Yevan.
John Rombrigg.
Henry Wendon.
Richard Danell.
Richard Roper.
Thomas Fustyngden.
Ralph Shoeswell.
Gloucester.
The guardian of the spirituality of the void bishopric of Worcester,
and James de Berkeley, also Robert Greyndore and Robert Stanshawe,
knights of the shire for the county of Gloucester, commissioners to receive
the oath of the following ; —
Guy Whityngton. John Joce.
Richard Norman. John Aune.
John Hurtesley. John Pauncefote, * ohivaler.'
Thomas Hoke. John Cassy.
12 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2.
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1434.
Membrane 28 — cont.
Edward Brugge.
Robert Whityngton.
William Boteler.
William Moreyn.
John Stoughton.
Robert Vobe.
John Moryan.
Clement de Mitton.
John Moryn.
John Sewell.
William Pendok.
John Gyfford, *chivaler.'
Reginald Machyn.
Walter Frenssh.
Thomas Sloughter.
Nicholas Eynesham.
Ralph Botiller, 'chivaler.'
John Orevell.
Baldwin Rous.
William Somervyle.
John Harewell.
Walter Gode.
Robert Bussbell.
William Aston.
Richard Grevell.
William Tracy the younger.
Maurice Berkeley of Beverston,
*chivaler.*
John Langeley.
Giles Brugge.
John Dalamare.
WiUiam Prelat.
John Lymeryk.
Geoffrey ap Hyde.
John Solers.
John Hampton.
Thomas Lyney.
John Kendale.
Henry ClyfFord
John Trye.
Thomas Harsefeld.
Edmund Rodebergh.
Thomas Staunton.
Thomas Skeye.
Richard Venables.
John Poleyn.
Robert Volpenne.
John Kyngescote.
John Staure.
Thomas Ode.
Thomas Bamvyle.
Robert Clavyle.
Thomas Skey.
John Roddeley.
Thomas Berkeley of Gloucestre.
Robert Frompton.
Robert Stronge.
Richard Ricardes.
Maurice Berkeley, of Uley,
* chivaler.'
Nicholas Poyntz.
Thomas Poyntz.
John Kemmys.
John Goderyngton.
Nicholas B4anshawe.
Nicholas Alderley.
John Blunte.
Thomas Bradston.
John Weston.
John Burnell the younger.
William Fourde.
Thomas Tanner of Dorsoleye.
John Basset of Naylesworth.
Bedford.
W. bishop of Lincoln, and John de Faunhope, < chivaler,' also John
Wenlok, esquire, and James Gascoyn, esquire, knights of the shire
for the county of Bedford, commissioners to receive the oath of the
following ; —
The abbot of Wobome ' et son
celerer.*
The abbot of Wardon.
The prior of Dunstable.
The prior of Chekesond.
The prior of Nunham.
The prior of Caldewell.
The prior of Buschemede.
Simon Fylbrygge, * chivaler.'
Henry Brounflete, * chivaler.*
Thomas Wauton, chivaler.'
Thomas Manyngham.
Thomas Hoo.
John Broughton.
William Loudesop.
John Enderby.
Robert Mordaunt.
John Hertushorne.
Henry Godfrey.
John Boteler of Northyele.
Humphrey Acworth.
John Ragon.
374
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1434,
Membrane 28 — coni.
Thomas Bagon.
John PitzGeflfrey.
John Badewell.
John Fyse.
John Coldyngton.
Christopher {Crufori) Preston.
Stephen Crwker.
Thomas Boxston.
William Launcelyn.
Henry de Lye.
John Conquest.
Thomas Lounde.
Walter Lounde.
John Lounde.
Bichard Merston.
John Pekke the younger.
Thomas Pekke.
WiUiam Pekke.
John Glove the younger.
John Turvey of Turvey.
John Ferrour of Bedford.
John Gerveys of Maldon.
Henry Etewell.
Bohert BoUok.
William Wale.
Nicholas Bavenhull.
Nicholas Lowe.
Valentine Bailly of Litton.
William White of the same.
John [Broujghton.
Hugh Hasselden.
Thomas Bailly of Houghton.
William Trought.
Henry Mauntell.
Bobert Valence.
John atte Hay.
William Yppyng.
John Petyfer.
Thomas Purvey.
William Purvey.
William Shotfold.
William Wyngate.
William Kene.
Thomas Stokker.
Adam Alforde.
John Morton.
Thomas Morton.
Thomas Stratton.
Thomas Chamburleyn.
Balph Clerk.
Matthew Stepeyng.
Nicholas Hardyng.
William Mar ham.
Bichard Sampson.
John Coke of Craweley.
William Syleham.
William Purvey.
William Bede.
Thomas Blondell.
William Milward.
Bobert Batele.
John Kyggyll of Todyngton.
John Pestell of Nunham.
Thomas Chopper of Turvey
John Marram.
Thomas Jakes.
John Pykot.
William Molso.
John Sewell.
Henry Sewell.
Balph Falwell.
Hugh Byllyngdon.
John BflJdoc.
William Palmer.
Bobert Davy the younger.
John Stanlowe.
Bichard Lincolne.
Walter Taillard.
Thomas Spencer of Geton.
John Spencer.
John Kyng of Harowdon.
John Wayte.
William Bochell.
Thomas William.
Bobert Batull.
Bobert Warner of *le He the.'
John Potter.
John Grecell.
William Bocher of Henlowe.
William Halle of Chitlyngdon.
John Halle.
Thomas Wauton, *chivaler.*
John Broughton.
Thomas Hoo.
John Enderby.
Bobert Mordaunt.
William Ludsopp.
Humphrey Acworth.
Henry Godfrey.
John Bagon.
John Fitz Geffrey.
John Badewell.
John Goldyngton.
Christopher Preston.
John Conquest of Houghton.
Stephen Cruker.
Thomas Bokeston.
William Launceleyn.
Henry de Lye.
Thomas Lounde.
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1434.
Membraiie 28 — conU
Walter Lounde.
John Lounde.
Thomas Bftgon.
John Mepurshale.
John Fitz.
John Pekke the younger.
Hugh Byllyngdon.
Thomas Pekke.
William Pekke.
John Glove the younger.
John Turvey.
John Gerveys of Maldon.
Henry Etewell.
John Feron of Bedford.
MEMBRANE 27.
Huntingdon.
W. bishop of Lincoln and John de
and William Wauton, knights of the
commissioners to receive the oath of
The abbot of Bamsey.
The abbot of Sautrey.
The prior of Huntyngdon.
The prior of St. Neots.
The prior of Stonle.
The archdeacon of Ely.
The rector of Somerham, a
prebendary of Lincoln.
Z>;m' de Leighton, rector of
Bluntesham.
The vicar of Gurmecestre.
The vicar of St. Neots.
The rector of Bipton Abbot's.
Nicholas Styuecle^ knight.
Bobert Stonham, esquire.
Everard Digby, esquire.
Ralph Styuecle, esquire.
Thomas Devyll, esquire.
Thomas Wesynham, esquire.
Henry Hethe.
John Bayous, esquire.
Boger Lowche.
Edward Parker.
Walter Taillard.
John Eyr.
John Bekeswell.
William Castell.
William Waldesheef .
Thomas Freman.
John West.
John Donold.
Walter Mayll.
Bobert Boteler of Alyngton.
Bobert Boteler of Hilton.
John Kirkeby.
John Sankyn.
Bobert Langton.
Beginald Bokesdon*
John Pulter.
Bobert Wene.
Tiptoft, 'chivaler/ also Boger Hunte
shire for the county of Huntingdon,
the following; —
John Saunsom of Somersham.
Thomas Clerevax.
Balph Pakyngton.
William Est.
Bichard Est.
Bobert Creweker.
William Maister.
John Morys.
William Druell of Weresle.
Balph Joce.
John Devyll of Chesterton.
John Cokerkam.
Bichard Basyngham.
John Cokeyn, parker, of Kym-
balton.
Bichard Burgham.
Bichard Parker of Bukden.
Thomas Alcumbury.
William Botiller of Weresle.
William Judde of St. Ives.
William Wassyngle.
William Wardale.
William CoUes.
Laurence Merton.
Thomas Judde.
William Botiller of Bamsey.
Thomas Barbour of the same.
Thomas Bede.
Thomas Gyllo.
William Holand.
William Smyth of Alcumbury.
William Hay ward of Buk worth.
Bichard Boton.
John Crosse the elder.
Edmund Fairstede.
William Erythe.
William Skynner of Brampton.
William West.
Thomas Daniell.
William Daniell.
876
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434
Membrane 27 — conU
John Barbour.
Thomas Parker of St. Neots.
Edmund TaiUour of Kymbolton.
Thomas Bewelas.
William Peete.
William Felers.
Thomas Aungevyn.
Walter Oodegamon.
John Cage.
John Manypeny.
John Gopgray, clerk.
William Arneburgh.
Henry atte Hill.
John Charwalton.
Edmund Ulfe.
William Hare.
John Dare.
William Sturdyvale.
Richard Brigge.
Michael Garleton, bailiff of the
sametown of Huntingdon {sic).
George Gyddyng.
John Chiksond.
John Pekke.
Thomas Charwalton.
John Abbotesle.
Hereford.
Thomas, bishop of Hereford, and James de Audeley, also John
Skydmore, 'chiviJer,' and John Bussell, knights of the shire for the
county of Hereford, commissioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
The lord Grey of Whilton, John Stapilton, esquire.
'ohivaler.*
Roland Lentehale, 'chivaler.'
Walter Lucy, * chivaler.'
Richard de la Bere, ' chivaler.*
Robert Whiteney, 'chivaler.'
John Baskervyle, * chivaler.'
John Merbury, esquire.
Richard de la Mare, esquire.
Thomas Bromwych, the elder,
esquire.
John Brugge, esquire.
Thomas Bromwyche, the young-
er, esquire.
John Melborne, esquire.
John Bar re, esquire.
Thomas Donnton, esquire.
Hugh Mortymer, esquire.
Thomas de la Hay, the elder,
esquire.
John Skydmore, esquire.
Richard Wiggemore, esquire.
William Croft, esquire.
Walter Hakeluyt, esquire.
William Crikketot, esquire.
Richard Walwen of Marcle,
esquire.
Malcolm Walwen, esquire.
William Walweyn of Longeford,
esquire,
r^icholas Walweyn, esquire.
Thomas Walweyn of Stoke,
esquire.
Richard Walweyn of Lugwardyn,
esquire.
William Biryton, esquire.
William Hereford, esquire.
Richard Aberhale, esquire.
John Aberhale, esquire.
John Deverose, esquire.
Richard Deverose, esquire.
John de la Bere, esquire.
William de la Bere, esquire.
Roger Bodenham, esquire.
Miles Watier, esquire.
Ralph Baskervyle, esquire.
Thomas de la Hay, the younger,
esquire.
Henry Oldecastell, esquire.
Henry Slak, esquire.
Richard ap Harry, esquire.
John Dansey, esquire.
Henry ap Gryffith, esquire.
Roger Wyggemore, esquire.
Hugh Monyngton, esquire.
John Monyngton, esquire.
Walter Monyngton, esquire.
John Wyse, esquire.
Walter ap Rosser Vaghan,
esquire.
John Dumbelton, esquire.
Thomas Parker, esquire.
John Skelwyk.
John Harper.
William Gamous.
Thomas Brugge of Leye.
Thomas Brugge of Brugge.
Thomas Smyth of Webbeley.
Edmund Gomond.
John Alton.
John Welynton.
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1434.
Membrane 27 — cant.
Robert Hunte, esquire.
Robert Bromwych.
William Bromwyoh.
Richard Watyes of Bedyngwey.
Richard Leon.
John Goure.
William Smethecote.
William Hakeluyt.
Hugh Hakeluyt.
James Everard.
Thomas Brugge of Yventon.
Richard Upton.
John Upton.
Roger Erlyche.
John de Ey.
Giles Hakeluyt.
Thomas Halle.
Hugh Warton.
John Bluwet.
John Lunteleye.
Philip Lyngeyn.
John Bevere.
Walter Bradford.
John Bradford.
Walter Walker.
Thomas Morton.
John Salesbury.
John Walker.
William Rafes.
John Sherer.
John Waldeboef.
Richard Wyndesley.
John Mortymer of Bromyerd.
Thomas Harlowe.
John Ragon.
John Broun.
John Smyth.
Thomas Dovyle.
John Paunton, the younger.
Thomas Petyt.
Thomas Horsenet.
Richard Wynne.
John Vynter.
Thomas Loveday.
John Sheref.
Thomas Everard.
John Yonge.
Thomas Tomkyns.
William Sebronde.
William Walewyn of Bikerton.
Miles ScuUe.
Roger Amondesham.
Robert Priour.
John Wattes.
Richard Ravenhull.
John Gomyn.
Richard Gambon.
Henry Gomyn.
William Blanchard.
William Monynton.
John ArundeU.
Thomas ArundeU.
Thomas Myntrych.
William Grey.
John Brugge of Rosse.
Henry Whyte.
Richard Gokkes.
John Wolryche.
John de Wall.
William Lanke.
William ap Thomas ap Llewel-
Ijrn.
Philip Yerward.
Richard Trevays.
Hugh Gola.
Richard de la Hay.
Hugh Hergest.
John Puy.
William Huntyngton.
William Carwardyn.
John Chabenore.
William Smyth of Tybirton.
William Ghamberleyn.
Howell ap Howell of Wylmy-
ston.
John Wyston.
John Hunte of SnodehuU.
Thomas Lyghtfoot.
John ap Thomas of Dorston.
Geoffrey ap Thomas.
John Pychard.
Thomas Bruyn.
George Braynton, mayor of
Hereford.
Walter Mybbe.
Henry Chippenham.
John Falk, * draper.'
John Mey.
John Fuyster.
Thomas Hore.
John Grene.
Hichard Grene.
Richard Prat.
Thomas Bradwardyn.
Richard Russell.
Richard Barbour.
John Orchard.
James Orchard.
John Dudley.
Richard Houghton.
378
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
]434.
Membrane 27 — cmii.
Roger Collyng.
John Colyer^
Thomas Ghippynham.
Henry GachepoUe.
Thomas Knobelle.
Hugh Clerk.
Thomas Combe.
Thomas Verbum.
John Elynger.
John Hayward of Bodenham.
Roger Wyche of Ludwardyn.
MEMBRANE 26.
York.
J. archbishop of York, and Richard, earl of Salisbury, also Edmund
Darrell, knight, and Robert Hopton, knight, knights of the shire for
the county of York, commissioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
Thomas Sayvell, 'chivaler.*
Robert Ughtred, 'chivaler.'
Henry Brounflete, * chivaler.'
Ralph Graystok, * chivaler.'
Edmund Hastynges, * chivaler.'
Ralph Bulmer, ' chivaler.'
William Plumpton, * chivaler.'
John Tempest, ' chivaler.'
John Melton, * chivaler.'
Edmund Talbot, * chivaler.'
John Salvayn, chivaler.'
William Gascoygne, * chivaler. |
Anthony de Sancto Quintino,
esquire.
William Ingilby of Riplay,
esquire.
John Constable of Halsham,
esquire.
Henry Vavasour of Hesylwod,
esquire.
Thomas Metham of Metham,
esquire.
John Nanton of Grymston,
esquire.
John Percehay of Ryton, esquire.
Ralph Pudsay of Craven, esquire.
Thomas Saltmarsshe of Salt-
marssh, esquire.
Thomas Nu thill, of Ryston,
esquire.
Thomas Constable of Catfosse,
esquire.
Thomas Darcy of Newestede,
esquire.
Nicholas Assheton of Heton,
esquire.
John Haryngton of Doncastre,
esquire.
Alexander Lounde of South -
cave, esquire.
William Ardern of Belthorp,
esquire.
Richard Redmayne of Harwod,
esquire.
William Mounceux of Bameston,
esquire
John Routh of Routh, esquire.
Thomas Gray of Barton, esquire.
Ralph Stansfeld, esquire.
Roger Tempest of Broughton,
esquire.
Thomas Clarell of Steton, the
elder, esquire.
William Birton of Snapethorp,
esquire.
John Manston of Manston,
esquire.
Thomas Trollop of Carethorp,
esquire.
William Hastynges of Rouceby,
esquire.
John Conyers of Cleveland,
es(iuire.
Robert Lambton of Nunthorp,
esquire.
John Banaster of Wakefeld,
esquire.
Robert Pylkyngton of Ayrenden,
esquire.
John Midelton of Lonesdale,
esquire.
Thomas Radclyf of Bradley,
esquire.
Thomas Redmayne of Lonesdale,
esquire.
William Thornton of Lonesdale,
esquire.
Thomas Mauncell of Burford,
esquire.
James Metcalf of Wenslaydale,
esquire.
Robert Hynkersell of Roderham
parish, < gentilman.'
John Huton of Thrisk, * yoman.*
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J 434.
Membrane 26 — cont.
jja emvrunt
William Stokdale of Bichemond-
shire, * yoman.*
Robert Patryk of the same,
* yoman.*
Bayn Tenand of Craven,
* yoman.*
Thomas Goll of Orysthwayte,
* yoman.'
Roger Tenand of Longstrother,
* yoman.'
Thomas Smeltyng of Newehall
in Spoford parish, ' yoman.'
Lancabteb.
W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and William Haryngton also
Thomas de Stanley, <chivaler,'and Thomas de Radclyf, 'chivaler,' knights
of the shire for the county of Lancaster, commissioners to receive the
oath of the following ; —
Hugh de Hesketh.
John de Bradshagh.
William de Lever.
Henry de Lever.
Roger de Lever.
Ralph de Radclyff.
William de Heton.
Roger del Bothe.
Robert de Longley.
Nicholas del Croft.
James del Croft.
William de Ireland.
Thomas de Langton.
Hugh de Pemberton, the elder.
Hugh dePember ton, the younger.
James de Bradshagh.
William de Coppull.
Richard de Longtre.
Henry de Kighley.
Peter Gerard.
Richard de Bradshagh of Lyther-
lond.
Henry de Halsall.
Thomas Travers.
Richard de Tounley.
H^nry de Scaresbrek.
Henry Blundell.
Ralph de Athirton.
John de Brokholes.
Richard de Caterall.
Thomas de Syngleton of Brok-
holes.
Thurstan de Holand.
Laurence de Standyssh.
John Banastre of Walton.
William de Faryngton.
John de Stanley, *• chivaler.'
William de Haryngton, * chi-
valer.'
Richard le Molyneux, * chivaler.'
Robert Laurence, ' chivaler.'
Richard de Hoghton, * chivaler.'
William de Assheton, < chivaler.'
William de Athirton, * chivaler.'
John de Bolde, ' chivaler.'
Edmund de Trafford, * chivaler,'
Edmund Talbot, ' chivaler.'
Geoffrey le Mascy, * chivaler.'
Thomas del Bothe, ' chivaler.'
Robert del Bothe, ' chivaler.'
John de Radclif of Ordesale,
* chivaler.'
John de Radclif of Chaderton,
'chivaler.'
Thomas de Assheton, 'chivaler.'
John de Pilkyngton, * chivaler.'
Robert do Haryngton, * chivaler.'
John Byron, 'chivaler.'
Thomas Urswyk.
Walter Curwen.
Thomas de Hd*ryngton.
John de Radclif.
Thomas de Bethum.
John de Broghton.
John de Morley.
John de Berwyk.
Thomas Rygmayn.
Nicholas Botiller.
Richard Botyller.
Richard de Shirburn.
John Talbot.
Richard de Balderston.
Thomas de Hesketh.
Surrey.
Henry, bishop of Winchester, cardinal of England, and Robert de
Ponynges, knight, also John Fereby, one of the knights of the shire for
the county of Surrey, commissioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
Reginald Cobeham of Lyngefeld, John Kighele of Waweton
knight. knight.
880
CALENDAR OF PATENT BOLLS.
U34.
Membrane 26 — cont.
Henry Norbury of Stokedaberon,
knight.
John le Boysof Farnham, knight.
John Weston of Papeworth,
esquire.
Thomas Wyntereshull of Wyn-
tershull, esquire.
Thomas Hasele of Southwerk,
esquire.
John Corve of Merstham.
Robert Skirn of Eyngeston.
Robert Fitz Robert of Bemes.
John Gaynesford of Crowherst,
esquire.
William Uvedale of Tichesey,
esquire.
Nicholas Oarrewe of Bedyngton,
esquire.
John Ardeme of Lye, esquire.
Roger Elyngbryg of Croydon,
esquire.
Thomas Codyngton of Godyng-
ton, esquire.
John Yerde of Chayham, esquire.
William Kyghle of Waweton,
esquire.
John Burgh of Waleton, esquire.
John Merston of Cobbeham,
esquire.
William Otteworth of St.
Martha's parish, esquire.
Arthur Ormesby of Suthwerk,
esquire.
William Weston of Okham,
esquire.
Thomas Stoughton of Stoke by
Gyldeford, esquire.
Adam Lenelord of Southwerk,
esquire.
William Godyng of the same.
Nicholas Hogh of the same,
esquire.
John Malton of the same.
John Godriche of Bermondesey,
esquire.
Thomas Kenle of Southwerk,
esquire.
Robert Striklond of Walworth,
esquire.
Richard Tyler of Suthwerk.
John Haukeswode of the same.
John Newedegate of Newdegate,
esquire.
William Sydney of Cranle.
William Newegate of the same,
esquire.
Henry Snokeshull of the same,
esquire.
John Burcestre of Southwerk,
esquire.
John Burdeux of West Beches-
worth, esquire.
David Swan of Dorkyng, esquire.
William Asshehurst of Est-
bechesworth.
Thomas Asshehurst of Dorkyng.
Robert atte Sonde of Dorkyng.
John Waleys of the same.
John Fontaynes of Clopham,
esquire.
John Bitterle of Wandesworth,
esquire.
Ralph Wymbeldon of Asshe-
stede.
Richard Parker of Byflete,
esquire.
Thomas Neweton of Orokfeld,
esquire.
William Norman of Lambe-
hithe, esquire.
John Henham of Southwerk,
esquire.
William Arberton of Chamber-
well.
Nicholas Randolf of Leddrede,
esquire.
Thomas Grofham of the same.
John Exham of Ewell.
Peter Swyfte of Lambhite,
'gentilman.'
John Thorp of Thorp, esquire.
John Milton of Egham.
John Bowel of Great Bokham,
esquire.
Thomas Slyfeld of the same,
esquire.
Laurence Donne of Effyngham.
Thomas Donne of Coveham.
John Donne of the same.
William Cranle of Duntesfeld.
Robert Marche of the same.
John atte Lee of Adyngton.
John Leicestre of Kersalton.
John Drax of Ditton.
Robert Mildenale of Kyngeston.
John Chynnore of the same«
Thomas Overton of Merton,
esquire.
William Lovelase of the same.
Thomas Hereward of Merwe.
Walter Broke of the same.
Thomas Palshud of the same.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
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1434.
Membrane 26 — eont.
Richard Oombe of the same.
Richard Eton of the same.
Hugh Asshebury of the same.
Nicholas FitzJohn of the same,
esquire.
Thomas Bule of Wonerssh,
esquire.
Robert Nytymber of Wotton.
Robert Bronnesbury of Ber-
mondesey.
Robert Charyngworthe of Lamb-
hithe.
Thomas Heryng of Croydon.
Richard Ludlowe of Henle in le
Heth.
Henry Cohnan of Farnham.
William Hayward of the same.
John Lilborne of the same.
John Redynghersshe of Cranle.
William Brygges of Sanderstede.
Richard Lynde of the same.
Thomas Best of Oaterham.
Thomas Basset of CuUesdon.
Richard Rokenham of the same.
Richard Colcok of the same.
Richard Herteswode of Lye.
William Rode of Guldeford.
Richard atte Lee of Godeston.
Robert Dogge of Croydon.
James Janyn of the same.
Richard Laurens of Chidyngfold.
William Hichecok of Alfold.
John Reynold of Dontesfold.
John Wadbroke of Wybryg.
Richard Tymme of Coveham.
Walter atte Denne of Sutton.
John Charlewode.
Richard Aleyn of Merstham.
John Compton of Chayham.
John Asshere of Godamyng.
William Innyngfeld of Lynge-
feld.
Thomas Saundre of Cherlewode.
Richard Baker of Pekham.
Richard Ode of Camerwell.
John Skynner of Reygate.
Richard Enyght of the same.
Stephen Balhome of Dorkyng.
John Vyncent of Maldon.
Thomas Vyncent of Coveham.
John Lake of Kyngeston.
Thomas Brokere of the same.
William Scoley of the same.
John Lake of the same.
Walter Woderove of the same.
Thomas Seton of Ewell.
Thomas Cheteman of Ebbes-
ham.
John Kyghele of Waweton, the
younger.
Roger Longlond of Croydon.
Richard Hayward of Totyng.
Thomas Digram of Shire.
John FroUebury of the same.
Robert Tome of Walton.
Richard Osteler of Coveham.
MEMBRANE 26.
Lincoln.
William, bishop of Lincoln, and Leo de Welles, 'chivaler,' also Thomas
Meres and Patrick Skipwith, knights of the shire for the county of Lincoln,
commissioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
John Willughby, knight.
Robert Roos, knight.
Philip Tylney, esquire.
Humphrey Littelbery, esquire.
John Copuldyk, esquire.
Richard Laund, esquire.
William Braunche, esquire.
Richard Pynchebek.
Richard Welby.
Richard Benyngton.
William Qodjng of Boston.
Gilbert Haltoft.
William Hughberd of Donyng-
ton.
William Quadryng of Toft.
John Pawlyn of Frampton.
William Walcote of Spaldyng.
Thomas Overton of Swyneshed*
Hugh Dandison of Wrangle.
Rotert Hughson of Boston.
Richard Whitebred of Gosber-
kyrk.
John Dokyng of Whaplode.
William Calowe of Holbech.
William Gawode of Whaplode.
Nicholas Gyomer of Sutton of
Holand.
Godfrey Hilton, knight.
882
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Membrane 25 — cont.
John Busshe, knight.
Nicholas Bowet, knight.
Philip Dymmok, knight.
John Gra, knight.
John Pygot, esquire.
John Boys, esquire.
Geoffrey Paynell, esquire.
Mauncer Marmeon, esquire.
William Eton, esquire.
John Markham.
John Trenthall, * gentilman.*
Thomas Holme, < gentilman.*
John Saltby of Gunwardby.
Thomas Eepynghale.
John Hesyll of Carleton.
John Leek of Grantham.
William Mapulbek of Grantham.
John Chenercourt of Staumford.
Nicholas Mason of Blankeney.
John Chapeleyn of Sleford.
Thomas Sleford of Eirkeby.
John Hardyng of Kyme.
John Wykes, esquire, of Kes-
teven.
Hugh Midelton, knight.
Roger Wentworth, esquire.
Robert Auncell of Grymesby.
William Bleseby of Bleseby.
Thomas Fereby of Burton.
John Usflete of Halton.
John Thoresby of Croxby.
Andrew Godehand of Walesby.
John Tomlynson of Wotton.
Robert Morley, esquire.
John Abbot of Hatclyf.
John Smyth of Elkyngton.
The abbot of Neusom.
John Teleby, canon of the said
abbot.
John Cawode of Oxcombe.
John Langton of Somercotes.
William Marshall of Somercotes.
Robert Pigot of Little Grymesby.
Thomas Spaldyng of Claxby.
John Hamond, parson of
Walesby.
John Boucher of Tynton.
Richard Alesby of Hatclyf, clerk.
Roger Glaston, parson of Alesby.
Robert Lokwode of Walesby.
John Nundy of Walesby,
' capelleyn.'
DOBSET.
John, bishop of Bath and Wells, chancellor of England, and William
de Botreaux, ^chivaler,* also John Chedyok, knight, and William
Turbervile, esquire, knights of the shire for the county of Dorset, com-
missioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
Humphrey Stafford, ' chivaler.* Robert Rempstone.
John Neburgh, the elder.
Ralph Bussh.
John Latymer.
John Neburgh, the younger.
William Brounyng.
Robert Frampton.
Nicholas Latymer.
Walter Gouys.
Thomas Manston.
John Gammell.
John Fauntleroy.
Henry Sherard.
William Anketill.
John Heryng.
John Carent.
Robert Turbervyle.
Richard Fyton.
John Mone.
John Peverell.
Richard Strode.
John de le Lynde.
William Gerard.
William Godwyn.
William Dakcombe.
Robert Savi^.
Robert Bavent.
Eklward Stone.
Robert Larkestoke.
John Frampton of Dorchestre.
Roger Rocheford.
John Stampford.
Robert Hymerford.
Stephen Russell.
Henry Russell.
Robert Tredosa.
William Ghetyll.
Walter Hyngstrygge.
John Talbot.
Simon Talbot.
Richard Byle.
William Hornesbowe.
Ralph Belton.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
888
1434.
Membrane 25 — cont.
John Phylyppe.
Thomas Anketyll.
William Clavyll of Feme.
William Morton of Chestesbury.
William Cole.
William Bouley.
John Butts.
Roger Grogge of Lyme.
William Warner of Pole.
Bobert Bertram of Dorchestre.
Thomas Tynam of Lyme.
Robert Abbot of Melcom be Regis.
Richard Kaynell.
John Hyllary of Shyrbom.
John Scryveyn of Shyrbom.
Cumberland.
Marmaduke, bishop of Carlisle, and Thomas de Dacre of Gilleland
also William Legh, ' chiyaler/ and William Laton, esquire, knights of
the shire for the county of Cumberland, commissioners to receive the oath
of the following ;
Thomas Barnby , prior of Carlisle.
William Reddekar, abbot of
Holm.
Thomas Urswyk, abbot of Caldyr.
Thomas Stanley, abbot of
WedirhiU.
Roger Kirkeby, prior of Seynt
Beys.
Alexander Walton, prior of
Lanercost.
Richard Hodleston.
Christopher Culwen 'shirief.'
Peter Tilioll.
John Penyngton.
John Skelton.
John Lamplewe.
Nicholas Riadclyff, knight.
Henry Fenwyk.
Hugh de Louther.
William Stapleton.
John Broughton.
Thomas Culwen.
Thomas Dalamore.
George Warthwyk.
William Twates.
John EgiUesfeld the elder.
William Martyndale the elder.
John Hoton.
Hugh Forster.
John de Skelton.
William Thirlkeld.
William Louther of Rosa.
John de Denton.
William Arlosch.
Richard de Eirkebride.
William Dykes.
Thomas de Btanewykes.
John Blanerhasset.
Thomas Aglanby.
Thomas Appulby.
Thomas Salkeld.
Thomas Beauchamp.
Roland Vaux.
Adam de Denton.
Thomas Grave.
Thomas Hethryngton.
Thomas de Sandes.
John Swynbura.
John Egiisfeld, the younger.
Richard Eglisfeld.
William Martyndale, the
younger.
John Culwen.
Thomas Sevenhaus.
William Osmonderlawe.
William Louther of Crokedayle.
Nicholas Irton.
Alexander Hieghmore.
John Rybton.
Robert Bristowe.
William Aglanby.
John Louther of Alwardby.
Nicholas Stanle.
Thomas Wodhalle.
William Hodlyston of Copland.
Robert Scot of Caldbeke.
William Denton, mayor of
Carlisle.
William Cardoile.
Thomas Frankyssh, bailiff there.
Thomas del More.
William Relet.
John Graveson.
Geoffrey Barre.
John Middilhame.
John Pereson of Lowswater.
Peter Jakson of the same.
Richard Bristowe.
Leonard Houohonson.
William Redman.
Thomas Richeman of Cokyr-
mouth, ' baker.*
384
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434
Membrane 25 — cant.
Wabwick.
William, bishop of Lincoln, and Richard, earl of Warwick, also John
Cotes and Nicholas Metley, knights of the shire for the county of Warwick,
commissioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
William Holt of Aston, esquire.
Richard Merbrook of God-
barowe, esquire.
Geoffrey Allefley of Little Lalle-
ford.
Thomas Oreswold of BolyhuU.
Thomas Hayton of Napton.
William Parker of Tonworth.
Edmund Starky of Stretton.
Randolf Starky of the same.
William Derset of Thurlaston.
John Warde of Little Brom-
wyche.
Richard Halle of Stretford.
John Mayell of the same.
Simon Forster of Atherston.
Clement Draper of the same.
John Durant of Berston.
Roger Mulward of Nunneton.
John Omfrey of the same.
John Wareyn of the same.
Humphrey Jacob of Tamworth.
Thomas Neuton of the same.
Matthew Smalwode of Sutton.
Richard Dalby of Brokhampton.
Richard Eton of Warrewyk.
Humphrey Corbet.
John Aleyn of Berford.
Thomas Jakes of Woner.
Roger Clerk of Taohebrook.
Richard Birches of Longedon.
William Reynold of Attylburgh.
John Michell, mayor of
Coventre.
William Donyngton, one of the
bailiffs of the same.
Robert Southam, the other
bailiff of the same.
Giles Allesley, master of
the gild of Holy Trinity,
Coventre.
Laurence Cook of Coventre,
' marchant.'
Richard Sharp of the same,
* marchant.'
Richard Boton of the same,
* fysshmonger.'
John Lychefeld of the same,
* grasier.'
John Walle of the same,
' fysshmonger.'
Ralph Nevyll, knight.
John Colepepir, knight.
William Mountford, knight.
Edward Oddyngselles, knight.
Thomas Burdet, knight.
Richard Otherston, abbot of
Combe.
William Pole, abbot of Alyn-
cestre.
John Buggeley, abbot of Mira-
valle.
Edward Brounflete of Fam-
burgh, esquire.
Baldwyn Mountford of Hamp-
ton, esquire.
Ralph Brasebrugge of Eynnes-
bury, esquire.
William Lucy of Charlecote,
esquire.
Thomas Hugford of Emescote,
esquire.
Thomas Erdyngton of Erdyng-
ton, esquire.
Robert Ardem of Bromwyche,
esquire.
William Purfrey of Shirford,
esquire.
Roger Harewell of Morehall,
esquire.
Richard Hyband of Ippesley,
esquire.
William Botoner of Wythy-
broke.
John Middelmore of Eggebas-
ton, esquire.
Thomas Porter of Escote,
esquire.
Thomas Sydenhale of Ton-
worth, esquire.
Thomas Waryng of the same,
esquire.
Richard Vemey of Wolverton,
esquire.
Thomas Grene of Solyhull,
esquire.
John Chetwyn of Alspath,
esquire.
John Waldieve of the same,
esquire.
Nicholas Ruggeley of Dounton,
esquire.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
885
1434.
Membrane 25 — cont.
John Leder of Coven tre, 'mar-
chant/
Thomas Ealop, master of the
gild of the Holy Trinity, War-
wick.
Nicholas Body of the same.
John Mayell of the same, the
elder.
William Hopkyns of the same.
John Broane of the same, the
younger.
John Stokes of Henley in
Ardern, master of the gild
of that town.
John Thorp of Knolle.
MEMBRANE 24.
Cambridge.
Philip, bishop of Ely, and John de Tiptoft, *chivaler,* also William
Alyngton the younger and John Burgoynge, knights of the shire for
the county of Cambridge, commissioners to receive the oath of the
following ; —
Walter Pole, knight.
John Colvyle, knight.
William Hasenhull, knight.
William Malorie, knight.
John Argoun, knight.
William Alyngton the elder of
Horseth. »
Laurence Cheyne of Ditton.
Henry Somer of Grancetre.
John Cheyne of Longstanton.
Thomas Dischalers of Whaddon.
William Frevill of Shelford.
John Hore of Childerle.
John Seyntgeorge of Hatlee.
William Seyntgeorge of the same.
Robert Bernani of Iselham.
Robert Alyngton of Horseth.
Walter ClovUe of Pampisworth.
Walter Cotton of Ladwade.
William Burgoyne of Caxton.
John Morys of Trumpyton.
John Pygot of Abyton.
Thomas Cotton of Lanwade.
Simon Brunne of Wenelyngham.
Edmund Seyntlowe of Malketon.
Alexander Child of Harlton.
John Keterich of Beche.
Nicholas Caldecote of Melreth.
Walter Huntydon of Trumpy-
ton.
Ralph Sauston of Sauston.
William Fulburne of Fulburne.
Robert Kyngston of Berkelowe.
Richard Stotevill of Brynkelee.
Richard Foster of Bodekisham.
John Ansty, the elder, of Quye.
John Totehyll of Swafham.
John Chyrche of Bassyngbume.
Edmund Bendysch of Barenton.
John Ansty, the younger, of
Taverysham.
Ralph Hamelyn of Sauston.
John Fulburne of Fulburne.
John Borlee of Iselham.
John Bury of Stretelee.
The master of Chepenham of
Chepenham.
Nicholas Hamond of Swofham.
Thomas Cauntpes of Lytyllyng-
ton.
John Walter of Cranden.
John West of Croxton.
John Knesworth of Knesworth.
Warin Ingrith of Melreth.
John Wilford, the elder, of
Badbrurgham.
John Wilford, the younger, of
the same.
Simon Hokyngton of Hokyng-
ton.
John Clopton of Clopton.
John Bungeye of Fulburne.
John Mars of Abyton.
Thomas Danseth of Conyton.
Thomas Hauchecch of Shelford.
Henry Calbecb of Balsham.
William Sterne of Stapilford.
John Wyghton of Hokyngton.
Robert Aunfleys of Eltyslee.
William Ermelond of Iselham.
John Vescy ol Swaveseye.
Geoffrey Clopton of Clopton.
William Bayly of Saham.
Thomas Parker of Kertelenge.
Thomas Bulseham of Chevele.
John Bate of Reche.
2 B
886
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Membrane 24 — cont.
John Taillour of Brynkle.
John Cotisford of Weston.
Roger Hunte of Balseham.
John Howe of Sauston.
Thomas Parys of the same.
John Trope of Dokysworth.
James Russell of Ikel3mgton.
Richard Hoggepount of Wrot-
tyng.
John Palgrave of the same.
Thomas Coke, * parker,' of
Campis.
John Petiyt of the same.
Stephen Petiyt of the same.
John Lambard of the same.
John Smyth of the same.
John Britsale of Berkelowe.
William FuUere of Lyntone.
John Plukerose of the same.
Thomas Hamont of the same.
John Parson of the same.
John Hoberd of Quye.
John Orveye of Dytton.
Philip Grome of Hynton. '
Edmund Preston of Bottisham.
Thomas Bunte of the same.
John Wylkyn of Wylburgham.
William Thornton, * wariner,'
of Saham.
Thomas Stapilton of Badburg-
ham.
John Ray of Newmarket.
Henry atte Lane of Beche.
John Knyth of the same.
Walter Fote of Middilton.
John Andrewe of Waterbeche.
Robert Bertelot of the same.
John Tylly of the same.
Henry Clerk of the same.
John Aunfleys of Crytton.
John Fox of the same.
Richard Mably of Howys.
John atte Cherche of the same.
John Mably of the same.
William Colyn of Maddyngle.
John Custaunce of the same.
Thomas Messenger of the same.
William Reynold of the same.
William Knyght of Chesterton.
John Bacon of the same.
John Bernard of the same.
Henry Spede of Hyston.
William Page of the same.
John Smyth, the elder, of the
same.
Walter Sperner of Cotenham.
Henry Mey of the same.
Hugh Bernard of the same.
William Burbage of Drayton.
John Gyffard of the same.
Robert Salman of the same.
Henry Roys of Lolworth.
John Asplon of the same.
John Gavelok of Overe.
John Sampson, ' bocher,' of the
same.
John Braby of the same.
Henry Okeham of the same.
William Shetere of Wenelyng-
ham.
John de Botre of the same.
John Shetere of the same.
William Bakere of Swavesey.
Simon Hurlepeny of the same.
Richard Wryght of the same.
John Halton of the same.
John Howesson of EUysworth.
John Bole of the same.
William Fermour of the same.
John Wareyn of the same.
John Aunfleys of Pappewortb
Everard.
John Kent of Papworth Anneys.
John Dauntre of Gravele.
John Aunfleys of Cony ton.
Thomas Cryspe of the same.
William Be ton of Fendrayton.
William Pecard of the same.
John Drewere of the same.
Richard Hemmyngton of Long
Stanton.
Henry Rede of the same.
John Page, the younger, of the
same
William Driffeld of the same.
John Hawkyn of the same.
William atte Lowe of the same.
Thomas Pelle of Hokyngton.
John Fulham of the same.
John Williem of Westwyk.
Thomas Herward of the same.
Henry Page of Rampton.
William Page of the same.
Robert Wattesson of the same.
John Bette of Herdewyk.
Thomas Neweman of Toft.
Thomas Basely of the same.
Thomas Cryspe of Caldecote.
John Faceby of the same.
Thomas Adam of Great Everys-
don.
Henry Bocher of the same.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
387
1434.
Membrane 24 — coyit.
Thomas Taunt of Little Everys-
don.
William Baron of the same.
William Pernell of Kyngston.
Bichard Maddyngle of the same.
John Couper of the same.
Simon Lavenham of Brunne.
Geoffrey Norman of the same.
Simon Wareyn of Stowe.
William Semer of the same.
Thomas Bette of the same.
John Freman of Esthatlee.
John Bradfeld of the same.
Thomas Fyssher of Gamelyngeye.
John Brampston of the same.
Walter Aydrok of the same.
John Smyth of the same.
John Draper of the same.
John Goneld of Croxton.
William Radford of the same.
John Michel of Eltyslee.
John Gylmyn of the same.
Thomas Bernard of the same.
Thomas Burgoyne of Caxton.
John Norys of the same.
John Pachat of the same.
WilHam Molt of Whaddon.
Richard Lylye of the same.
John Orahle of the same.
William Adam of Melreth.
Thomas Cosyn of the same.
William Lylye of the same.
John Gentynge of the same.
John Yokesle of Meldeburne.
John Turnere of the same.
Thomas Gentyng of the same.
John Bayly of the same.
Nicholas Pulter of the same.
William Turpyn of Knesworth.
John Strete of the same.
William Wylwys of Royston.
Thomas Melman of the same.
Walter Kyng, the younger, of
Hungryhatlee.
Guy Moyn of the same.
John Pynk of the same.
John Malveme of Stepylmordon.
John Crystemasse of the same.
John Busshe of the same.
William Frost of Gyldemyordon.
John Lylye of the same.
Richard Perne of the same.
Richard Waleys of Bassyngbume.
John Perlet of the same.
John Reymond of the same.
John Bettele of the same.
Richard Batte of Abyton.
Thomas Lorkyn of the same.
John Gybbe of Lytyllyngton.
John Benygth of the same.
William Bakere of Tadlowe.
Thomas Pelle of the same.
John Gosselyn of Crandene.
William Warde of the same.
John Derby the elder of Clopton.
Richard Derby of the same.
Thomas Serlee of Shengeye.
John Smyth of the same.
William Pynk of W^endeye.
The prior of Bernewell.
The prior of Angleseye.
The prior of Speneye.
The prior of Fordham.
William Lasselys, parson of
Overe.
Thomas atte Wode, parson of
EUysworth.
John Teryngton, parson of Lol-
worth.
John Depyng, parson of Crytton.
Nicholas Hooley, vicar of the
church of Swaveseye.
John Carawey, parson of the
church of Fulburne.
Ralph Wathe, parson of the
church of Little Wilburgham.
W^illiam Lavender, parson of the
church of Middilton.
Richard Brayton, parson of
the church of Kyngston.
Thomas Lawngham, parson of
the church of Eltislee.
Robert Dixon, parson of the
church of Great Shelford.
Adam, parson of the
church of Dokysworth.
William Middilton, parson of
the church of Clopton.
John Blak, parson of the
church of Hungryhatlee.
William Mows, vicar of the
church of Brunne.
John Cunnysby, parson of the
church of Sneylyswell.
John Smyth, parson of the
church of Brynkle.
John Bocher, vicar of the
church of Long Stanton.
John Gotobedde, vicar of the
church of Swafham.
The rector of Chevele.
The vicar of Ditton Valens.
The parson of the church of
Fenditton.
388
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434^ MEMBRANES 23 and 22.
Kent.
H. archbishop of Canterbury and Robert de Ponynges, knight, also
Richard Wydevyle and John Perye, knights of the shire for the county of
Kent, commissioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
William, prior of Christchurch, John Seyntleger.
Canterbury.
The prior of Rouchestre.
The abbot of St. Radegund.
The abbot of Langedon.
The abbot of Boxle.
The abbot of Lesnes.
The prior of St. George's, Can-
terbury.
The prior of Ledes.
The prior of Tunbregge.
The prior of Bylsyngton.
The prior of Morton.
Roger Heron, m.a8ter of the
college of Maydeston.
Thomas Warde, rector of the
church of Wroham.
Thomas Moine, rector of the
church of Dele.
Henry Penwortham, rector of
the church of Bourne.
Matthew Assheton, provost of
Wyngham College.
William Palmer, rector of the
church of Smerden.
Richard Corden, archdeacon of
Rochester.
John Gladewyn, master of
Cobham College.
William Lvef, rector of the
church of Heriettesham.
John Gorwell, master of Strode.
Robert, rector of the church of
Redelegh.
Brother Andrew Bircheford,
knight, of Swynfeld, master
of the hospital of Osprenge.
Simon Chepynden, rector of
the church of Wonnesell.
John Pecche, knight.
Roger Chamberleyn, knight.
Geoffrey Louther.
John Darell.
William Haute.
William Cheyne.
William Clyfford.
Edward Gildeford.
Roger Clyderowe.
Thomas Browne.
Reginald Pekham,
John Bamburgh.
Lewis Clyfford.
William Garnet.
John Cheyne.
Thomas Walsyngham.
William Warner.
John Denys of Welle.
Valentine Baret.
William Mans ton.
John Berton.
John Isaak.
Thomas Ballard.
William Sepvans.
William Rykhill.
Thomas Septvans.
John Greneford.
Edmund Hardes.
John Dygges.
Edward Lymsey.
John Shyngelton.
Richard Bamme.
Richard Chicche.
Robert Sandeford.
William Frogenale.
Richard Combe.
Thomas Betenham.
John Kelsham.
Edmund Passhele.
Henry Home of Apoldre.
Thomas Auchier.
John Cokeham of Hoo.
Robert Watton.
Stephen Cossyngton.
William Chaunz.
Roger Honyngton.
John Home of Lenham.
Walter Colpepar.
Nicholas Colpepar.
William Burys.
WUliam Gulby.
John Norton.
John Feerby of Paulescrey.
John Erhithe.
Stephen Norton.
William Kereby.
Roger Appulton.
Robert Molyngton.
William Isle of Sondryssh.
William Hodescle,
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
889
1484.
Metubrafies 28 and 22 — cont.
Thomas Hardes.
John Orenden.
Thomas Brokhill of Saltwode.
Nicholas Brokhill of Saltwode.
Aymer Digge.
William Bertyn.
Edward Seint John.
Richard Malman.
Robert Cappes.
John Vynche.
Richard Home of Westwell.
William Lane of Canterbury.
William Chilton of the same.
William Benet of the same.
William Belyngton of the same.
William Rose of the same:
William Osberne of the same.
Robert Stopyndon.
Gilbert Germayn.
Thomas Normayn of Canterbury.
John Foxhunte of the same.
William Bryan of the same.
Richard Curteler of the same.
Richard Prat of the same.
Edmund Wvkes of the same.
William Baker of the same.
Roger Manston.
John Hetesle.
Thomas Salisbery.
John Charleton.
John Gotysle.
John Daundelion.
William Isaak.
Thomas Apuldrefeld.
William Steveday.
John Monyn.
John Garwynton.
John Feneaux.
William Sutton of Northbourne.
Stephen Monyn.
John Broke of Snaxton.
John Petit of Chartham.
William Valence.
Thomas fiellys of Godmersham.
John Rollyng.
Nicholas Haute.
Robert Yerde.
Richard Bruyn.
William. Brokman.
Guy Elys.
Thomas Symond of Hertlepe.
John May.
Thomas Horden.
Thomas Burgeys.
John Golde.
John Hoigges.
Thomas Sprynget.
Roger Twysden.
John Hore.
John Derby.
William Colyns of Thanet.
Walter Gore.
Thomas Champion.
John Chamberleyn.
Henry Hykkes of Rouchestre.
William Sidenore.
Ralph Towke.
John Warreve of Wy.
William Goldewell of Godyng-
ton.
William Goldewell of Chart.
Richard Sprot.
Thomas Chiterynden.
William Enfynge.
William Spert.
Robert Tropham of Wyngham.
Robert Goodebam.
Thomas Beverle.
William Ivenet.
John Ivenet.
John Brenchesle the elder.
John Brenchesle the younger.
Laurence Betleston of Bydyn-
den.
John Pitlesden of Tynderden.
Thomas Haymes of the same.
Thomas Birkynden.
Thomas Gosebourne.
William Gosebourne.
John Edyngham.
Richard Edyngham.
Hugh Godewyn.
Peter Colpepir.
Walter Baker of Maideston.
Stephen Colney of the same.
Laurence Stonstrete of the same.
William Eynton.
Thomas Mellere of Lenham.
Laurence Mellere of the same.
Henry Boycote.
William Hadde.
Robert Purs.
John Laurence.
Robert Norton.
Richard Dawdemere.
William Roger.
Thomas Grymston.
John Tuttesham.
Geoflftrey Yonge.
Simon Goldesroyth.
890
CALENDAR OV PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
MeniJbranes 23 and 22 — cont.
John Croweche of Wateryngbery.
John Beve.
John Westbery.
Thomas Stydolf.
Thomas Hilles of Brenchesle.
Laurence Hilles.
John Slyhand.
William Wodelond of Westgate.
John Philpot of the same.
Thomas Tenham of Thanet.
Thomas Pawelyn of Thanet.
John Roger of Whitstaple.
John Salman of Whitstaple.
William Halle of Eastry.
Thomas Hunte of Cruddeswode.
William Lychesfeld of Nor-
bourne.
Henry Bynton.
Adam Chaunceller.
Thomas Neweman of Chistlet.
Richard Bonjour of Chistlet.
Thomas Cousant of Chistlet.
William Philip of Hiorne.
Thomas Louther.
Robert Lovelas.
Thomas Cadbery.
Thomas Rokesle.
Robert Virle.
John Roos of Shorham*
William Holden of Hun ton.
John Rolflf of Wrotham.
John Swan of Southflete.
John Mellere of Wymelyng-
welde.
John Eytherst of Tenham.
William Blosme of Tenterden.
James Budde of Wightresham.
Richard Combere.
WiUiam Wotton of Denton.
John Pynham.
Robert Hothe of Ryvere.
Thomas Wyllok of Wy.
William Wyllok of Wy.
John atte Chambre of Bokton
Aluph.
John Sandre of Bocton Aluph.
John Colman of Estwell.
John Walter of Estwell.
Thomas Rycherd of Wy.
Thomas Cartere of Crundale.
William Lucas of Essheford.
Richard atte Sole of Kenyngton.
John Robard of Kenyngton.
John Sandre of Conybroke.
Thomas Chapman.
John Ely.
William Ixnyng.
Nicholas Roger of Mersham.
Nicholas Kenet.
John Weston.
Henry Tepynden.
Bartholomew atte Boure.
William Bregges of Ore.
Reginald Drylonde.
Nicholas Dane.
Richard Langedon.
Stephen Hoigge.
Simon Harry.
William Iden.
John Hewet of Chertham.
William Egerden.
John Bertlot of Canterbury.
John Lynde of the same.
Robert Beket of the same.
John Edle of the same.
John Edmond of the same.
John Usbarn of the same.
John Pykerell of the same.
Laurence Vynter of the same.
William atte Wode of the same.
Thomas Cherche of the same.
John Brouns of the same.
Robert Pycot of the same.
Richard Galdyng of the same.
Thomas Pollard of the same.
John Pende of the same.
Thomas Mot of the same.
Thomas Lamfyn of the same.
John Mullyng of the same.
John Cosyn of the same.
John Bircholt of the same.
David Marreys of the same.
Adam Body of the same.
Henry Piers of the same.
John Robart of Cranebroke.
William Hert of Wodecherohe.
Richard Faweconer.
John Bakke.
John Bereham.
John Bettenham.
John Watte of Haukherst.
William Bernes of the same.
Richard Hodyngfeld.
Nicholas Piers.
William Piers of Molassh.
Richard Monyn.
William Cobeham.
John Bailly of Hoc.
Robert Reynold.
Henry Rowe.
12 HENKY VI.— Part 2.
891
1-134.
Membranes 28 ami 22 — cunt.
Richard Groveherst of Horsmon-
den.
John Judde.
Walter Fletcher of Tunbregge.
John Picot of the same.
William Handolf of the same.
Richard Johnson of the same.
Simon Fitz Banff.
Thomas Barbour of Wrotham.
William Menyware.
John Bowe.
Bichard Buxton.
Stephen atte Bourne of Gout-
herst.
William Robert of the same.
John Thorp of Gill>ngham.
John Sprever of Melton.
John Sprever of the same, the
younger.
John Petygo of Gravesende.
John Pette of the same.
William Doget of the same.
Bobert Baker of the same.
John Igolynden of Bydynden.
Bichard Smytht of Shorne.
Michael atte Dene.
Bichard Lecote.
John Botiller of Clyve.
Thomas Cardon of the same.
Thomas Peverell of Cukstone.
John Chambre of the same.
William Halton of Hoo.
Simon Walssh of Creye.
John Major of Bokesle.
Thomas Shelley of Farnburgh.
John Mellere of Orpyngton.
John Shelley of Bixle.
William Bery.
John Bery.
Thomas Cressell.
John Manny ng of Codeham.
Bobert Merfyn.
Robert Cheseman of Grenewych.
Philip Dene of Wolwych.
Balph Langle of Bekenham.
William Wolty of the same.
John Smythe of Sevenoke.
John Cartere of Kemesyng.
Thomas Palmer of Otteford.
Nicholas atte Bore of Bradstede.
Boger Wodeward of the same.
William Bothele.
Bobert Aleyn.
John Enolles.
Bichard Bokesle.
John Styvour.
Balph Stanhall of Westerham.
Bichard Yonge of the same.
Bichard Parys of the same.
Thomas Martyn of Edonbrygge.
Thomas Peny.
John Denet of Edonbrygge.
William Kyrketon of Faukham.
John Crepehegge.
John Hellis of Dernthe.
John Chympeham.
Bobert Cotes of Stone.
Bobert Stonstrete of Ivecherch.
John Hogelyn of the same.
John Lowys of the same.
Peter Thurban.
Thomas Beaufrere.
Stephen Ive of Hope the elder.
William Neweland of Brok-
lond.
Henry Aleyn of the same.
William Wolballe.
John Crekyng.
Stephen Wyndey.
Henry Dobyll.
Simon Odierne.
Bobert Holynden of Stellyng.
William Bray of the same.
Peter Neall of Elmystede.
Stephen Gybbe of Stoutynge.
Boger Hyncle of Elham.
Andrew Wodehill of the same.
Nicholas Campion.
William atte Berne of L}Tnyne.
John Cartere of Abyngdon.
Bichard Knyght of Stellyng.
William Kenet of Bonyngton.
James Skappe.
James Godefray.
John Baker of Caldham.
Bobert Dolyte.
Bobert Woughelyte.
John Chylton of Newynton.
Thomas Chilton of the same.
Thomas Turnour of Bouchestre.
John Custe of the same.
John Houchon of the same.
Stephen Kyryell.
Warin Wade.
Thomas Groveherst.
William Berford of Newynton.
John Grendon of Upcherche.
John Hethe of Bakchilde.
Bichard Groveherst of Sydyng-
boume.
892
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Membranes 28 and 22 — cmU,
John Sonekyn of the same.
Peter Haidon of Borden.
Thomas War}!! of Lenham.
Richard Dene of Hedecrone.
Walter Torold.
Hugh Brent.
Membratie 22 (cant),
Oxford.
W. bishop of Lincoln and William de Lovell, * chivaler,* also Stephen
Haytfeld and Richard Quatermains, knights of the shire for the county of
Oxford, commissioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
Thomas Wykeham, * chivaler.'
Lewis Grevell.
John W^ysham.
John Beaufo.
Humphrey Hay.
John Tyso.
William Thomelyns.
Thomas Audrey.
Thomas atte Mille.
John Benet.
Ralph Archer.
John Archer.
Thomas Willes.
John Perysson.
John Crosse of Sibford.
Thomas Eburton.
Thomas Kynch.
William Brise.
William Dandy.
Richard Stanes.
John Walrond.
John Dagpoll.
John Fabyan.
William Page.
John Mose.
William Seton.
John Pytte.
Thomas Helmeden.
Thomas Scolas.
Thomas Sperehawke.
Thomas Gascoyne.
Thomas Clere.
John Goldwell.
William Goldwell.
John White.
Thomas Lynne.
William Smyth of Bloxham.
Thomas Chedworth.
William Haliwell.
John Chedworth.
John de Berford.
Robert Quynaton.
Richard atte Mille.
William Mason.
William Palmer.
Thomas Tymnes.
John Crosse of Drayton.
Alexander By f eld.
John Andrewe of Bodycote.
Thomas Serchesden.
Thomas Feteplace, esquire.
Thomas Hastyng, esquire.
William Walweyn, esquire.
John Hille, esquire.
John Lemyll.
Thomas Major.
John Hoode.
William Gayte.
John Martyn.
Thomas Martyn.
William Fytheler.
William Brayn.
Nicholas Wenne.
John Leche.
William Leche.
Richard Fremantell.
Robert Carpenter of Lewo.
Richard Colas.
William Coteler.
Richard Coteler.
John Punter.
Henry Suthwyk.
John Fawlour.
John Mosyer.
John Wynchekombe.
William Style.
Thomas Vyncent.
John Bedyll.
John Tryllyng.
Thomas Marchall.
John Walker.
William Walker.
Simon Walker.
Thomas Brys.
Thomas Mede.
John Freman of Cote.
Thomas Chalkele.
John Godefelawe.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
898
1434.
Membrane 22 — {co^it,)
John Abraham.
John Turfray.
Richard Howkyn.
Robert Bocher of Witteney.
Robert Rous.
Stephen Cornewayll.
John Jurdan.
John Brome.
John Witteney.
William Felawe.
John Pece.
John Bray.
Richard Welwe.
William Wyn.
William Whityngton.
William DaghiU.
William Dustelyng.
John Danvers.
John Waget.
Robert Danvers.
Thomas Mason.
John Aylesworth.
John Waver.
Henry Frebody.
Richard Harpour.
William Shitford.
Robert Shitford.
Hugh Culworth.
John Danvers of Wardyngton.
Richard Towcestre.
Thomas Bloxham.
Roger Predy.
William Drynkewater.
Thomas Wykeham of Swalclyf.
William Willingham.
Robert Campeden.
Walter Snappe.
Richard Russhe.
Thomas Spycer.
John Draper.
Thomas Peny.
Thomas Haryes.
John Flore.
William Rotle.
John Etdon.
William Witteney.
William Wych.
John Potter.
John Fletewell.
Richard Eton.
John Warner.
William Standell.
Richard Sclayter of Shorldbury.
John Folke.
Thomas Takle, 'bayle.'
Thomas, abbot of Eynesham.
Richard Walkestede, * chivaler.*
John Blount, esquire.
William Marmyon.
Thomas Halle.
John Lydyer.
William Bekyngham.
William Rassh.
John Whighthill.
Robert Croxford.
Thomas Carwell.
Thomas Yerman.
John Somerton.
William Somerton.
Robert Harecourt.
Simon Somerton.
Thomas Harlyngrygge.
William Horncastell.
John Yerman.
John CoUes.
John Boureman of Dadyngton.
Thomas Magon.
Thomas Priket.
Thomas Peb worth.
Walter Jouster.
Roger Jouster.
John Cobwell.
John Byngham.
John Tymmes.
William Frere.
Thomas Maykyn.
Richard Tanner of Wodestoke.
William Weller.
John Swyft.
Richard btevenes.
Richard Marchall.
Richard Chapman.
Thomas Snareston.
John Bridde.
Richard Aston.
W^illiam Parsons.
Thomas Payn.
John Nethercote.
Stephen Hampton.
William Romney.
John Romney.
Robert Rye.
WiUiam Swyft.
William Harryes.
John Tanner of Eynesham.
William Madle.
Thomas Milleward.
John Fyssher.
John Webbe.
Edmund Rammesby.
894
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Membrane 22 — {cont,)
James Howes.
James Bocher of Stunsfeld.
John Megre.
John Halle of Barton.
Philip Frere.
John Frere.
John Stowe.
John Knyght.
William Kemster.
Robert Quynaton.
Robert More, esquire.
Robert Alkerton.
John Chorleton.
John Eburton the younger.
John Eburton the elder.
Thomas Eburton.
John Yonge.
John Balle.
Thomas Balle.
John Eureshawe.
Geoffrey Crewe.
William Tommys.
William Aylton.
John Stokes.
John Walle.
William Smyth of Chepyng
Norton.
John Howes.
Thomas Howes.
William Hide.
Roger Milton.
John Stacy.
Richard Gurgan.
John Halle.
John Sampson.
William Sampson.
Thomas Chirchehill.
Thomas Cogeyn.
William Cogeyn.
Richard Bury.
William Houchyns.
John Chaundyt.
William Bagge.
William Rollandryght.
Thomas Faireford.
John Martyn.
Thomas Takle.
William Weller.
John Maynard.
Richard Couper of Gustan.
William Wrench.
John Halle of Shorthamton.
William Tunford.
John Tunford.
John Parkyns.
Robert Raynald.
John Mury.
William Carter of Overnorton.
Thomas Balle of Little Rowland-
ryght.
John Hamond.
John Halle.
John Payne.
John Shawe.
John Silver.
John B'rewes.
Thomas Spillesby.
John Salman.
John Potter the younger.
The prior of Burcestre.
John Langeston.
Roger Powre.
William Arderne.
John Aston.
John Cornewaill.
Richard Purcell.
James Sam well.
Richard Fitz Water.
Thomas Wymbyssh.
John Togood.
Richard Togood.
John Spere.
John Shove.
Nicholas Norrys.
Thomas Chapman.
William Durbarre.
Thomas Hoggys.
Thomas Gurdon.
Robert Markham.
John Lyle.
John Silvestre.
John Balegh.
John Chauntclere.
John Huntyngdon.
William Baldyngdon.
John Burdon.
John Felippys of Overhaiford.
John Felpys of Netherhaiford.
John Smyth of Midlyngton,
Thomas Smyth of the same.
John Notebene of Fencote.
William Fitz Water.
John Felmersham.
John, abbot of Oseneye.
John, abbot of Thame.
Edmund, prior of St. Frides-
wide's.
Thomas Baldyngton the youn-
ger.
Thomas Baldyngton the elder.
12 HENRY VI.— Paet -2.
895
1434.
Membrane 22 — {cont.)
John Jaket.
Thomas Welles.
Thomas Longs.
John Elys.
Robert Crakeall.
William Tyler.
John Dogge.
Andrew Spare we.
William Loy the elder.
John Chamberleyn.
John Shrovesbury.
Robert Reve.
John Fryday.
John Mayhou.
John Hamond.
William Halfknyght.
Hugh Benet of Thame.
William Colyngrigge.
Thomas Credy.
John Savage, *bayly.*
John Clyfton.
The abbot of Dorcacestre.
John Harpeden, * chivaler.'
Hugh Wolf, * chivaler.*
Thomas Chaucer, esquire.
Richard Drayton, esquire.
Richard Restold, esquire.
Peter Fetiplace, esquire.
William Wykeham, esquire.
John Fitz Elys, esquire.
Reginald Barantyn, esquire.
William Lynde, esquire.
Robert Symeon, esquire.
Drew Barantyn.
John Bedford.
Edmund Forster.
Richard Gilot.
Thomas Chibenhurst.
Thomas atte Hide.
Roger Radle.
Peter Shotesbroke.
John Hide.
William Ravenyng.
William Borde.
William Skirmot.
John Elmes.
Thomas Vyne.
John Hertilpole.
Thomas Clerk * baily.'
John Bailly of Puryton.
John Badby.
William Bosenhe.
Thomas Bartelot.
Richard Calday.
John Crips.
William North.
John atte Water.
Robert atte Water.
Richard Forster.
Thomas Denton.
Thomas atte Welle of Garsyng-
don.
John Holt.
Richard Neuby.
John Thomeley.
William Bele.
John Lowe.
Robert Hye.
John Buldry.
John Fitz Aleyn.
John Walysby, clerk.
William Bryddysby.
Thomas Tretherfe.
Thomas Balyngdon the elder.
John Smyth.
John Skynner.
Richard Englyssh.
Robert Powlegh.
Nicholas atte Water.
John Hawe.
Thomas Dodde.
Thomas Bartelet.
William Padenale.
Adam Hastyng.
John Shotewell.
1 homas Baker of W^atlyngton.
Richard Hurry.
John Tours.
Thomas Muttyng.
Thomas Deven.
John Deven.
John Martyn.
William Somer.
John Romsey.
John Yonge.
William Caturmayn.
William Hervy.
Henry Benefeld.
William North.
Nicholas Wotton of Kyngeston.
John Temple.
John Fynamour.
Richard Malpas.
John Bowre.
Robert Gorewey.
John Stafford.
Richard Saddok.
John atte Lee.
William Derenden.
896
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434
MEMBRANE 21.
Northumberland.
Thomas, bishop of Durham, and Ralph, earl of Westmorland, also
Thomas Lilborn and John Cartyngton, knights of the shire for the county
of Northumberland, commissioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
Robert Umfravile, knight.
Ralph Gray, knight.
Robert Ogle the elder, knight.
Robert Ogle the younger, knight.
John Bertram, knight.
William Elmeden, knight.
John Midilton, knight.
William Swynburn, knight.
John Maners, knight.
Matthew Whitfeld, knight.
William Carnaby.
John Fenwyk.
John Midilton.
Thomas Ilderton.
Robert Raymes.
Thomas Hagerston.
Robert Maners.
Laurence Acton.
Thomas Gray of Horton.
Thomas Blenkensop.
Roland Thirwall.
Richard Fetherstanhalgh.
Gilbert Rotherford.
William Muschaunce.
Gilbert Eryngton.
William Clevell.
John Heron of Netherton.
Thomas Reed of Redesdale.
Roger Ushere.
Thomas Midilton.
John Park.
Richard Lilburn.
Thomas Elwyk.
Edward Wetwang.
John Eryngton.
Nicholas Heron of Meldon.
John Trewyk.
John Ghestre.
Lionel Ghestre.
John Horsley of Horsley.
James Buk of Morpath.
John EUeryngton.
Southampton.
H. bishop of Winchester, cardinal of England, and Reginald le Warre,
knight, also John Lysle and John Berwe of Stapule, knights jof the shire
for the county of Southampton, commissioners to receive the oath of the
following ;■
Walter Sondes, * chivaler.*
Stephen Popham, * chivaler.*
John Popham, * chivaler.*
John Uvedale.
William 5rokays.
William Warbulton.
William Ryngebourne.
Thomas Tame.
Walter Veere.
William Fauconere.
John Hampton.
Robert Dyngle.
John Gynard.
John Brynkeley.
Richard Spicer.
Peter Goudraye.
Robert Whitehedc.
John Skillyng.
John atte Berwe of Charteford.
Thomas Ryngewode the elder.
William Pershut.
John Laurence.
John Haket.
Thomas Rockeley.
John Haynewe.
Thomas Yardeley.
Robert Fursey.
Thomas Bennebury.
Robert Tylbourgh.
William Wellys.
William AsteU.
John Escote.
John Balon.
John Rotherfeld.
John Bray.
Richard Parkere.
John Purbyke.
John Kybbyll.
John Gatevan.
John Barbour.
William Clyve.
Simon Almayn.
William Chellys.
William Farcy.
12 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2.
897
1484.
Membrane 21 — cont.
John Faukonere.
Richard Punchardon.
John Motfunt.
Nicholas Bernard.
William Testede.
Nicholas Banestre.
Richard Ramsey.
Thomas Wayte.
William Burton.
Richard Ingkepenne.
William Gerveys.
Edward Harries.
William Barbyle.
William Cherefeld.
Thomas Payn.
John atte Mere.
Richard Holte.
John Thackombe.
Thomas Ryngwode the younger.
Thomas atte Rythe.
John Bremshut.
Lewis Mewys.
John Aske.
John Yerde.
John Howlese.
William Blowere,
Richard Cottesmore.
John Ramston.
Stephen Gowelere.
John Bettys.
John Norton.
Thomas Marchaunt.
Thomas Rowle.
William Payn.
Robert May.
John Emory.
John Moleynes.
Simon Lange.
John Clement.
John Pole.
Roger Kent.
John Frelond.
John Chamberleyn of Merche-
wod.
John Grenefeld.
Buckingham.
W. bishop of Lincoln, and Reginald de Grey of Ruthyn, *chivaler,*
also Thomas Sakevyle, knight, and William Whaplode, esquire, knights
of the shire for the county of Buckingham, commissioners to receive the
oath of the following ;^-
Reginald Lucy * chivaler.'
Walter Lucy, * chivaler.'
John Cheyne, * chivaler.*
Thomas Chetewode, ' chivaler.'
John Cheyne, esquire.
John Hampden of Hampden,
esquire.
Andrew Sperlyng.
Thomas Rokes, esquire.
John Langeston, esquire.
John Iwardby, esquire.
. David Brekenook, esquire.
Thomas Stokes, esquire.
John Hampden of Kymbell.
Walter Fitz Richard, esquire.
John Stretlee, esquire.
Thomas Shyngelton, esquire.
Thomas Cheyne, esquire.
John Stokes, esquire.
Thomas Gifford, esquire.
John Gifford of Whaddon the
elder, esquire.
Thomas Boteler, esquire.
Robert Puttenham, esquire.
Robert Olney of Weston, esquire.
Robert Tyryngham, esquire.
John Brekenok, esquire.
Thomas Rufford, esquire.
John Dayrell, esquire.
Nicholas Clopton.
Edmund Brutenell.
John Sewell
John Watkyns.
William Brook of Chesham.
Bernard Saunderdon.
Thomas More.
William Fouler.
John Arches.
John Skidmore.
John Kymbell.
William Joyntour.
Roger More.
John Horewode.
John Baldewyn.
Thomas atte Welle.
William Chapman of Aylesbury.
Thomas Tumour.
John Knyght of Hampslape.
William Watford.
Thomas Olyver,
898
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS. .
1434.
Membrane 21 — cont.
William Colyngrygg of Toursey.
Thomas Malyns.
William Parker of Eton.
William Burton, parson of the
church of Crowle.
John Clerk of Olney.
Richard Hawtreve.
John Giflfard of Hardmede.
John Tapele of Hampslap.
Thomas Knyght of the same.
John Gyffard of Whaddon the
younger.
John Sapcote of Olney.
Richard Arnecok.
William Edy.
Nicholas Bradewell.
William Samhroke.
John Edy the younger.
Thomas Edy.
John Puchas.
William Berewell.
Adam Asshyndon.
David Whitchirche.
John Sweft.
William Britwell of Cherdesle.
John Verney.
Eustace Grenvyle.
John Fitz John.
William Gerebray.
Thomas Maudeleyn.
John Veysy.
Thomas Wodeward.
Richard Evershawe.
John Harewold of Weston.
Henry Loveden.
John Thorp.
John Parker of Fenny Stratford.
Nicholas Baker of Croule.
Nicholas Hobbesson.
Thomas Malette.
John Kerye.
Thomas Tappe.
Richard Hoo of Suenston.
John Manchestre.
John Phelip.
Henry Hunkes.
Richard Miches.
William Merydale.
Alan Dalowe.
Thomas Edward.
John Vaux.
William Dun.
Henry Toursey.
Henry Dycon.
William Wynslowe.
John Bylyngdon.
Henry Porter.
Thomas Turgeus.
Robert Dalafeld.
Matthew Colett.
John Hampdein of Wycombe.
John Wellesburn.
Thomas Merston.
William atte Gate.
Thomas Mery.
Richard Wylly.
William Wodeward.
Thomas Pusey.
Robert Broun of Beknesfeld.
John Jourdeley.
Thomas Houghton.
Richard Yanlode.
John Golde of Aylesbury.
William Gierke of the same.
William Clerk of Culverdon.
Thomas Kene of Horsendon.
William Symeon.
William Hether.
John Caradous.
William Combe of Aylesbury.
William Gille.
Richard Lambum.
William Hyde.
Thomas Bristowe.
Nicholas Baron.
William Cook of Hertwell.
John Glover of Kymbell.
John Balke of Aylesbury.
John Lucy.
Richard Lucy.
MEMBRANE 20.
Devon.
E. bishop of Exeter, also Roger Champernoun, knight, and Philip Cary,
knight, knights of the shire for the county of Devon, commissioners to
receive the oath of the following ; —
Philip Courtenay, * chivaler.* John Dynham, * chivaler.*
Nicholas Carru, * chivaler.' Robert I'halouns, *chivaler.'
Thomas Brook, * chivaler,* John Herle, * chivaler,*
..i,». 9mi: .*■'-■!
12 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2.
899
1434.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Thomas Carymynowe, esquire.
Robert Hille, esquire.
John Chechestre, esquire.
James Chuddelegh, esquire.
Robert Cornu, esquire.
Baldwin Folefford, esquire.
John Speke, esquire.
John Wyse, esquire.
John Crokker, esquire.
Richard Fortescue, esquire.
Andrew Hille, esquire.
Walter Reynell, esquire.
Richard Holand, esquire.
John Bamfyld, esquire.
Nicholas Keynes, esquire.
John Prydeaux of Orcherton,
esquire.
John Prydeaux of Adeston,
esquire.
John Gorges, esquire.
Thomas Denys, esquire.
Philip Lacy, esquire.
Richard Yurde, esquire.
Walter Polard, esquire.
John Holand, esquire.
John Caylleway, esquire.
Thomas Werthe, esquire.
William Malerbe, esquire.
John Malerbe, esquire.
John Yeo, esquire.
Edward Seynt John, esquire.
Thomas Boneville, esquire.
William Wonard.
John Copleston.
Nicholas Radeford.
John Mulys.
Henry Fortescu.
Henry Drewe.
John Lauerance.
William Mey.
Henry Whityng.
Richard Piperell.
John Marsshall.
Roger Baron.
Stephen Giffard.
William Bysshop.
Nicholas Coterell.
William Blenche.
John Bolter.
Nicholas Trebarth, esquire.
Peter Frye.
Richard Yeo.
Nicholas Tyrant.
John Gambon the elder.
Walter Whitelegh, esquire.
William Holeway.
Thomas Kyngeslond.
Thomas Perot.
Peter Eggecombe, esquire.
John Harry.
Thomas Prous.
Thomas Lacom.
William Colyn.
John Cokeworthy.
Henry Merwode, esquire.
Walter Elyot.
John Shapwyk, esquire.
Henry Beard.
Edward Pomeray, esquire.
Robert Eirkham.
Stafford.
William, bishop of Coventry
Stafford, also Hugh Ardeswyk
shire for the county of Stafford,
following ; —
John Sutton, * chivaler.*
John Bagot, * chivaler.'
Roger Aston, * chivaler.'
John Gruffyth, *chivaler.*
John Gresley, * chivaler.*
Thomas Stanley, esquire.
Ralph Egerton, esquire.
Ralph Basset, esquire.
Robert Harecourt, esquire.
Philip Chetwynd, esquire.
Richard Bagot, esquire.
Robert Whitgrave, esquire.
Thomas Barebour, esquire.
and Lichfield, and Humphrey, earl of
and Thomas Arblaster, knights of the
commissioners to receive the oath of the
William Grevell, esquire.
Thomas Dethek, esquire.
Thomas Goyne, esquire.
John Miners, esquire.
Thomas Oker, esquire, the elder.
Thomas Oker, esquire, the
younger.
John Meverell, esquire.
Richard Peshale, esquire.
Hugh Wrotesley, esquire.
Richard Harecourt, esquire.
Sampson Ardeswyk, esquire.
John Wynnesbury, esquire.
400
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Membrane 20 — cont.
Hamlet Wynesbury, esquire.
Thomas Swynerton, esquire.
William Neweport, esquire.
John Hampton, esquire.
Humphrey Lowe, esquire.
Richard Love, esquire.
William Lee, esquire.
William Everdon, esquire.
William Leveson, esquire.
Nicholas Warynges, esquire.
James Leveson, esquire.
Roger Wirley, esquire,
Cornelius Wirley, esquire.
John Whatecroft, esquire.
Gerard de Ryngeley, esquire.
Richard Pety, esquire.
William Hexstall, esquire.
Edward Doyle, esquire.
Richard Selman, esquire.
David Cawardyn, esquire.
Thomas Swynfen, esquire.
Richard Rugeley, esquire.
John Broghton, esquire.
John Attwell, esquire.
Thomas Coton, esquire.
John Coton, esquire.
Aymer Coton, esquire.
Thomas Wolseley, esquire-
John Colwyche, esquire.
Robert Swynerton, esquire.
Roger Swyneshede, esquire.
Thomas Whytyngton, esquire.
John More, esquire.
Thomas More, esquire.
John Askeby, esquire.
John Mollesley, esquire.
John Horewold, esquire.
William Saltford, esquire.
William Leventhorp, esquire.
William Corbyn, * gentilman.'
John Corbyn, * gentilman.'
Thomas Walton, esquire.
Reginald Brodeoke, esquire.
John Sheldon, esquire.
Ralph Frebody, esquire.
William Bradshawe, esquire.
John Boughay, * gentilman.'
John Burghton, 'gentilman.'
Robert Stokes, esquire.
John Comberford, esquire.
Nicholas Thiknes, * gentilman.*
Giles Swynerton, esquire.
Thomas Wolaston, * gentilman.'
Hugh Holyns, * gentilman.'
Thomas Lokewode, * gentilman.'
Thomas Stafford, * gentilman.'
Nicholas Norman, * gentilman.'
Richard Snede, * gentilman.'
William Orme, * gentilman.'
Hugh Greneway, * gentilman.'
Humphrey Clerkeson.
Roger Bealchier.
William Sondbache.
John Brennere.
Ralph Vicarus.
John Wylot.
Thomas Bowyer.
John Ruggeley.
Peter Goldsone.
Nicholas Flaxale.
Thomas Brette.
Thomas Neweno.
Richard Banastre.
William Fouke.
Roger Milnes
Ralph Bissheton.
Robert Onewyne.
Robert Berdusmore.
Humphrey Walker * of Kestren.'
William Bowdell * of ye Mere.'
William Sherred.
William Broke.
Henry Monyfold.
Stephen Bagonnall.
Thomas Glyfe.
Hugh Bertram.
MEMBRANE 19.
Essex.
The vicar general of R. bishop of London, in the absence of the bishop
abroad, John earl of Oxford and Henry Bourchier, *chivaler,* also John
Tyrell, * chivaler,* one of the knights of the shire for the county of Essex,
commissioners to receive the oath of the following ; —
John Moungomery, *chivaler.' John Fitz Symond, *chivaler.'
Nicholas Thorle, * chivaler.' William Goldyngham,*chivaler.'
Maurice Bruyn, * chivaler.' Lewis Johan, esquire.
Edmund Benstede, * chivaler,' John Doreward, esquire,
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
401
1434.
Membrane 19 — cont.
Bobert Darcy, esquire.
Thomas Terell, esquire.
Edward Torell, esquire.
William Loveney, esquire.
Thomas Eolf .
John Teye, esquire.
Thomas Knevett, esquire.
Henry Langley, esquire.
George Langham, esquire.
Richard Fox, esquire.
John Helyon, esquire.
Thomas Batayll, esquire.
Thomas Hevenyngham, esquire.
John Godmanston, esquire.
Robert Hunte, esquire.
John Leventhorp the younger,
esquire.
Thomas Baryngton, esquire.
Thomas Pynchoun, esquire.
John Pykenham, esquire.
Geoffrey Rokeli, esquire.
Henry Chaterton, esquire.
Thomas Stokdale, esquire.
William Senklere, esquire.
John Godeston, esquire.
Roger Spyce, esquire.
Thomas Bendyssh, esquire.
Hugh Naillyngherst, esquire.
Thomas Rygedoun.
Richard Priour.
John Grene.
John Bassett.
Roger Deyncourt.
John Poynes.
John Santon.
John Malton.
Thomas Bassett.
John Waldyff.
Edmund Preston.
Robert Sudbury.
John Baryngton.
William Ardale.
Nicholas Mortemer.
Henry Aleyn.
Robert Weston.
John Chambre.
Thomas Chitteme.
William Aleyn.
John Beche.
Robert Priour, bailiff of the
borough of Colchester.
Richard Beumond.
William Gore, bailiff of the
borough of Maldon.
Bobert Simond of Hatfeld,
24981
Thomas Hardekyn.
Thomas MuUyng.
John Gale of Famham.
John Stodehawe.
Thomas Aldres.
Giles Lucas.
John Staunford.
Robert Wade.
Thomas Blosme.
William Gatton.
Robert Wryght of Thurrok.
John Barowe.
Robert Brook of Dedham.
John Stephene of Elmestede.
Thomas Andrewe.
Richard Dykeleygh.
William Cony.
John Rouchestre.
John Marlere.
Robert de Bury.
Thomas Stanes.
John Debenham of Witham.
Richard Jocep.
John Berdefeld.
Thomas Prentjs.
Thomas Selers.
John Boreham.
Robert Seburgh.
Henry Maldon.
John Caweston.
Thomas Marsshall of Dunmowe.
John Heri^ard of Thaxstede.
John son of William atte Fan
of the same.
Reginald Bienge of the same.
W^ter Goodmay.
William Spaldyng.
Hugh Dorsete.
Richard atte More.
Ralph Bonyngdon.
Thomas Barette.
Ralph de Uphaveryng.
John Gobyon.
William Scargoyll.
John Bhymmyng.
William Higham.
John Riche.
John Veyse the elder.
John Hicheman.
Edmund Botere.
John Westle.
William Admond.
John Campyon.
Richard Sewale.
Walter Tybenham.
2q
402
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Membrane 19 — conL
John Marchaunt of Peldon.
Richard Gylotte.
John Badecok.
John Wayte of Branketre.
John Parke of Gestmyngthorp.
William Manwode.
Henry Hoberd.
Roger Passelewe.
William atte Cherche.
William Reynold.
John Sailler.
Richard Billy ngburgh.
Alan Busshe.
John Wormele.
John Olyve.
Robert Ferthyng.
Martin Stamer.
Robert Beteryche.
Robert Smyth of Waltham.
MEMBRANE 18.
Berks.
R. bishop of Salisbury, and William Lovell, *chivaler/ with Robert
Shotesbroke, knight, and William Fpiderne, knights of the shire for the
county of Berks, commissioners to take the oath of the following : —
John Prendergest, preceptor of John CoUe.
the Hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in England of
Grenham.
John Golofre, esquire.
William Warbelton, esquire.
William Danvers, esquire.
John Shotesbroke, esquire.
Thomas Foxle, esquire.
Philip Ingefeld, esquire.
Thomas Rothewell, esquire.
William Perkyns, esquire.
Thomas Drewe, esquire.
Ricliard Ristwold, esquire.
Richard Makeney, esquire.
John Rogers, esquire.
William Staverton, esquire.
William Floyer, esquire.
Thomas Bullok, esquire.
Richard Bullok, esquire.
John Estbury, esquire.
John Kentwode, esquire.
Richard Hulcote, esquire.
John Gargrave, esquire.
John Chaumpe, esquire.
William Baron, esquire.
William Fitz Waryn, esquire.
John Stowe.
William Hales.
John Hyde.
John Stokys of Brympton.
William Fachell.
Robert Vobe.
Thomas Pynchepole.
John Yorke.
John Bdesle.
Thomas Ildesle.
Richard Wydeford.
Richard Abberbury.
Thomas Lavyngton.
Thomas Denton.
Nicholas Whaddon.
Peter de la Mare.
John Martyn.
Thomas Frankeleyn.
William Felyce.
Richard Hamwell.
Robert Wodecok.
John Warvylde.
John Rokys.
John Seward.
William Walrond.
John Medeford.
Roger Merlawe.
William La t ton.
Richard Shayle,
Thomas Cokerell.
John George.
John Sewalle.
John Sturmy.
Thomas Hammes.
John Weryng.
Robert Beche.
John Ooventre.
John Lokwode.
John Fytz waryn.
Henry Samon.
Thomas Plesaunce.
Edward Gybbes.
William Coke of Eyngeston Lyle.
John Tirry.
Nicholas Hunte.
Hugh Mayne.
12 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2.
408
1434.
Membrane 18 — cont.
William Neweman the elder.
David Gower.
John Denys.
Richard Dancastre.
William Drewe of Hungerford.
John Parker of Donyngton.
William Standard.
Richard CoUis.
Nicholas Longe.
Robert Chevayne.
Richard Walker.
Walter Canoun of Crokeham,
* parker.*
Robert Reve of Abendon.
John Kyrkby of Redyng.
John Stokes of Abendon.
John Whytwey.
William tjmfray.
Simon Kent.
John Hatter.
William Brusele.
Richard Irmonger.
Richard Vayre.
Gilbert Holeway.
John London.
William Pleystowe.
John Banbury.
Thomas Liford.
Henry Ildesle.
John Chebeyn.
John Mortymer.
John Spynache.
John Moyn of Faryndon.
John Ely.
John Goddard.
William Ditton.
Walter Sutton.
Nicholas Barbour.
William Jacob.
John Benet of Neubury.
John Magot.
William Croko of Neubury.
WiUiam Clement.
John Moyn of Moryton.
Robert Freman.
John Lewes.
Thomas Steward.
William Sydmanton.
Richard Waltham.
John Babeham.
John Clere.
John Botele of Neubury.
Richard Meryvale.
William Waleys.
John Boveton,
William Croke of Welford.
William Charettour.
William Hertrugge.
John Kybe.
William Wylton.
Richard Coterell.
Laurence Alisaundre.
Thomas Bever.
Vincent Bertilmewe.
John Pynkeney.
Thomas atte Vyne.
John Crouchfeld.
John Smewyn.
John Sifrewast.
John Batell.
John Bithewode.
Thomas Bowell.
Thomas Hony.
Walter Waryn.
John Yernemouth.
Henry Russell.
Robert Ivenden.
Henry Berkesdale.
John Absolon.
John Berkesdale.
John Clerk of Inkpenne.
Richard Bertlot,
Gilbert Cokenhull.
Gilbert Vyell.
Gilbert atte Wyke.
Richard atte Pitte.
Thomas Padbury.
Hugh Rose.
John Woderove.
Thomas Pert.
John Merston.
Richard Grove.
Roger Burymyll.
Thomas Grete.
Richard Pekke.
Richard MuUyng.
John Parker of Wokyngham.
John Whitede.
John Shennan of Wyndesore.
William Wodyngton.
Roger Felter.
William Felde.
John Billesby.
John Gunter.
John Glover.
Richard Atteforde.
John Stacy.
John Baron of Wyttenham.
John Horewode.
William More.
404
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434
Membrane 18 — cont.
William atte Mille.
Henry de la Bivere.
John Potyng.
Henry Broun.
John "Broun.
Richard Crissull.
John Yatynden.
John Kete.
John Pernecote,
Roger Gunter.
Thomas Swyer.
Richard Bocher of Thacham.
John Pevynsey.
John Elys of Thacham.
Thomas Mery.
Richard Phelipp.
John Thoursey.
John Bassemore.
Membranes 18 {cont) and 17.
Norfolk.
W. bishop of Norwich, and John de
Glyfton, knight, and John Roys, knights
Norfolk, commissioners to take the oath
The abbot of Langle.
The abbot of Greeke.
The abbot of Wendelyng.
The abbot of Derham.
The prior of St. Faith's.
The prior of Walsyngham.
The prior of Tetford.
The prior of Lynne.
The prior of Yernemuth.
The prior of Ingham.
The prior of Cokysford.
The prior of Westacre.
The prior of Penteneye.
The prior of Castelacre.
The prior of Bromhill.
The prior of Childham.
The prior or Wyrmyngheye.
The prior of Bokynham.
The prior of Bromholme.
The prior of Hykkyng.
The prior of Petreston.
The prior of Flycham.
The prior of Beeston.
John Clyfton, knight.
Brian Stapulton, knight.
Thomas Eerdeston, knight.
Henry Inglose, knight.
Thomas Tudenham, knight.
Roger Harsyk, knight.
Henry Rycheford, knight.
John Curson, knight.
Henry Grey.
William Calthorp.
John Fitz Rauf the elder.
Thomas Wylnghby.
Oliver Groos,
Morley, *chivaler,* with Robert
of the shire for the county of
of the following : —
Thomas Chaumbir.
Edmund Wynter.
Nicholas Appilyerde.
William Apilyerde.
Nicholas Castell.
Edmund Stapilton.
Thomas Pygot.
Henry Walpole.
Thomas Trusbutt.
William Byllyngford.
William Dauoeney.
Thomas Astele.
Ralph Lampet.
John Wodehous.
John Berney of Redham.
George Holkham.
William Yelverton.
Edmund Wychyngham.
John Heydon.
Thomas Canon.
William Grey of Merston.
William Raymis.
Thomas Dengayne.
John Clopisby.
John Straunge.
Richard Gogh.
Christopher Straunge.
Henry Catte.
John Bakon.
Henry Notyngham.
Henry Sharyngton.
Robert Martham.
William Belyngford.
Walter Aslak.
Thomas Lovell.
Thomas Shuldbam.
12 flENEY Vi.— Pabt 2.
406
1434.
Membranes 18 (conU) and 17 — cont.
Simon Fynoham.
WiUiam Walton.
Thomas Derham.
Bobert Godard.
Thomas Kervyle.
Henry Stormer.
John Hamond.
George Hethe.
John Fox of Castelacre.
Nicholas Bokkyng.
Nicholas Stouwell.
William Spynk.
Thomas Chelton.
John Bekkeswell.
John Rysele.
Robert Popyngeay.
John Wentworth.
Walter Eton.
William Thurleton.
William Tweyth.
Edmund Sekford.
John Michell.
Thomas Boys.
John Dory.
John Bachelor.
Thomas Selors.
Thomas Brygge.
Thomas Gumey.
William Brampton.
John Glare.
John Austyn.
John Bolle.
Robert Brom.
John Knyght.
Geof&rey Grey.
John Bullok.
John Brustbon.
Simon Godknap.
Robert Padgrys.
Robert Blogge.
Richard Chirche.
Adam Mundforth.
John Grygges.
William Dyton.
GeoflErey Craneweys.
Edmund Massyngham.
Osbert Mundford.
Thomas Fyssher.
John Seche.
William Thakker.
William Barbour.
John Crane.
John Hordemesse.
Leonard Claxton.
Thomas Faunyngham.
Thomas Botylsham.
John Thursby.
John Wesynham.
Richard Frank.
Nicholas Frank.
John Wythe.
John Parlementer.
WiUiam Wythe.
Ralph Brecham.
Robert Walsyngham.
William Kirton.
John Staunton.
John Miryell.
John Syff.
Thomas Spycer.
Thomas Salysbury.
John Waryn.
John Warner.
Richard Lychour.
John Bury.
John Brekerope.
Edmund Goldyng.
John Tylney.
Andrew Swan ton.
William Kellowe.
John Abbot.
John Frewyll.
William Stapulton.
John Wayte.
John Gybbon.
Robert Brandon.
Nicholas Wythe.
John Nicola^son.
John Andrewe.
Alexander Draper.
Thomas Middelton.
John Thorp.
WUliam Sylk.
Simon Body.
Nicholas Beaupre.
Edmund Bonet.
Thomas Feltwell.
Ralph Midylton.
Richard Baker.
John Howard.
John Eye.
Richard Deye.
Richard Byllyngforth.
John Treniche.
William Bulman*
William Gandelere.
William Stokker.
John Bosse.
406
CALENDAK OF PATENT BOLLS.
1434.
Membranes 18 {cont,) and 17 — cont.
John Sturmy.
William Fyrsk.
John Parker of Hetersete.
Roger Scot.
John Joye.
Henry Warner.
Thomas Mannyng.
Richard Cans.
Thomas Norwold.
John Bredeman.
George Palgrave.
John Rede.
William Ede.
Thomas Gyle.
Thomas Candeler.
Thomas Styward.
John Walpoll.
Thomas Canon.
John Mortoft.
Richard Vewtre.
John Alcok.
William James.
John Gilles.
Roger Brook.
John Bee.
William Taverham.
Richard Barett.
John Lomnour.
Thomas Walisch.
Geoffrey Brewster.
William Newegate.
John Man.
Peter Hokkeham.
William Seyve.
John Monk.
John Lewes.
John Seforth.
Thomas GoUes.
John Chapman.
Edmund Clerk.
Thomas Bertram.
Robert Norwich.
John Sweyn.
John Puttok.
Thomas Trunch.
John Wynse.
John Byrston.
Thomas Styward.
Richard Cordy.
John Webbe.
Richard Wode.
John Spark.
John atte Mere.
John Ely.
Robert Davy.
Edmund Wode.
Thomas Richeforth.
John Dawes.
Alan Twykke.
Simon Cook.
Nicholas Parker.
John Legge.
Richard Henke.
Robert Lyng.
Thomas Mounsewes.
Thomas Yekesworth.
John Trench.
John Elyngham.
John Bettys.
John Porter.
John Bemys.
John Molettis.
Edward Wyluby.
William Molottis.
Thomas Holley.
Nicholas Holley.
Robert Holley.
Simon Dykon.
John Westhawe.
Edmund Parker.
Geoffrey Fox.
John Draper.
John Homerston.
Henry Aphagh.
William atte Hagh.
Hugh Bradenham.
William Prentys.
John Waterden,
Thomas Burgh.
John Doggyng.
George Wyton.
William Sparham.
John Baily.
Henry Thursby.
John Mersch.
Geoffrey Cobbe.
Denis Wellys.
Thomas Moket.
Edmund Cole.
William Coole.
John Storowr.
John Reppes.
Walter Wedurby.
John Brethenham.
William Payn.
Alexander Payn.
John Brygg.
John Crosse.
Stephen Silvestre.
Robert Teyser.
12 HENRY VI— Part 2.
407
1434.
Membranes 18 {eont.) and 17 — cont
Thomas Bowde.
John Swayn the younger.
John Grene of Folsham.
Robert Kervyle.
Simon Tyller.
John Amald.
Richard Carleton.
Edmund Michell.
John Wodesende.
William Stubbe.
John Haweys.
Henry Lesyngbam.
John Intewode.
Nicholas Rake.
William Fox.
John Green.
William Dallyng.
Nicholas Waterman.
William Norwych.
John Tasburgh.
John Brampton.
Robert Brese.
Edmund Ade.
Thomas Pye.
Richard Rede.
John Gerard.
John Dam.
John Bernard.
John Lynford.
Thomas Stodhagh.
Richard Ballard.
Thomas Walsham.
John Spany.
John Penny.
John Hastynges.
Richard Stotevyle.
Thomas Amald.
Robert Elys.
William Gravour.
Richard Elys.
John Berkyng.
Roger Hoddes.
William Baily.
John Cranele.
Nicholas Baxter.
Robert Dooke.
Nicholas Pykeryng.
Robert Kent.
Thomas Umfray.
Walter Heylot.
Thomas Rycheman.
John Howard.
John Leyoth.
John Aunsell.
Robert Fyllesson.
Roger CaJleston.
Thomas Halle.
Robert Martham.
Geofl&rey Walle.
John Payne.
John Cooald.
John Phelipp.
John Merschgate.
Robert Cupper.
Thomas Eyre.
John Cobbe.
Richard Flykke.
Robert Heyloch.
John Mannyng.
Simon Falsham.
Robert Hendy.
Laurence Oky.
Ralph Brounyng.
John Pepyr.
Thomas Martyn.
John Roche.
John Swan.
Oliver Eevet.
John Deynes.
John Holler.
John Fuller.
John Puttok.
Edmund Rysyng.
Robert atte Lee.
John Broun of Weveton.
John Meleman.
Thomas Brydge.
Thomas Roose.
Geoffrey Bolayn.
William Blounevyle.
Edmund Yonghousbond.
Edmimd Godewyn.
Thomas Twytwell,
Richard Holdyche.
John Holtman.
Robert Randes.
Thomas Glaveyn.
Robert Wyrmegey.
Thomas Person.
Robert Wylly.
John Maynard.
John de Pulham.
William Amald of Crowmer.
Robert Russell.
John Wodewane.
Adam Williamson.
Robert Cayell.
408
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434
MEMBRANE 16.
Salop.
William, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and John de Talbot, knight,
with Richard Laken, knight, and William Boerley, knights of the shire for
the county of Salop, commissioners to take the oath of the following : —
WilHam Malory, knight.
John Fitz Piers.
William Lodelowe.
Thomas Hopton of Hopton.
Richard Archer.
John Wynnesbury.
Thomas Corbet of Lye.
Thomas Corbet of Morton.
John Bruyn the elder.
Thomas Chorleton.
Richard Peshale.
Thomas Neuport.
George Haukeston.
John Brugge.
Thomas Banastre.
Hugh Harnage.
Leonard Stepulton.
Hugh Cresset.
John Skryven.
William Poynour.
Richard Neuport.
Richard Horde.
Nicholas Sondford.
Griffin Eynaston.
John Bruyn the younger.
Hugh Stepulton.
Simon Hadyngton.
Alan Wetenhull.
Richard Sondford.
PhUip Otley.
Edward Leghton of Mersshe.
Edmund Ploweden.
Thomas Mordeford.
Roger Bromley.
Ralph Lee.
Humphrey Cotes.
William Leghton.
Richard Horton.
William Welascote.
Richard Husee.
John Wenlok.
William Mersheton.
Walter Codour.
Richard Gery.
William Bourden.
MmDLESEX.
Richard, bishop of London, and the prior of the hospital of St. John of
Jerusalem in England, with John Asshe and Richard Maydeston, knights
of the shire for the county of Middlesex, commissioners to take the oath
of the following : —
John Harpeden, knight.
Thomas Chaleton, knight.
John Boys, knight.
Henry Somer.
John Frampton.
Thomas Hasele.
Thomas Frowyk.
Simon Campe.
Alexander Aune.
William Wrothe.
John Chichele.
Robert Warner.
John Shordyche.
Edmund Bybbesworth.
Walter Grene.
Thomas Holgyll.
Thomas Malton,
John Drayton.
William Swanlond.
William Norton.
John Barnevile.
Richard Richemond.
Robert Olyver.
William Bray.
Robert Foster.
Henry Fylyngley.
John Broun.
Robert Charyngworth.
Richard Skarburgh.
Richard Broun.
John Elryngton.
William JBrokherst.
John DanyelL
12 HENRY VI.— Pakt 2.
409
1434.
Membrane 16 — cont,
Nottingham.
John, archbishop of York, and Humphrey, earl of Stafford, with Richard
Stanopp, knight, one of the knights of the shire for the county of
Nottingham, commissioners to take the oath of the following : —
Richard Strelley.
Thomas Meryng.
William Lassels.
John Powerr.
William Powerr.
John Leek of Halom.
Thomas Okere.
Philip Burley.
Thomas Warberton.
John Alferton.
William Alferton his son.
Richard Rauchester of Wirssope.
John White of Colyngham.
John Glouceter of Garcoston.
Ralph Byngham of Carcoston.
Richard Wakfeld of Newerk.
Robert Eelom of Newerk.
William Skrymshire of Mask-
ham.
Robert Gamon of Muskham.
John Eelom of Eelom.
Robert Darley of Thorpe.
Thomas Golumbell of Thorpe.
Reginald Shawe of Estwayte.
Gervase Bampton of Beaton.
John Mathewe of Sterroppe.
William Crecy of Markham.
Peter Grecy of Markham.
Robert Forsett of Grynley.
William Lord of Retford.
Robert Wytham of Orston.
Ralph Stuffyn of Maunsfeld
Wodhous.
John Braunspath of Ragnell.
John Braunspath, his son, of
Ragnell.
Thomas Braunspath of Ragnell.
Ralph Barre of Ragnell.
Johp Groftes of Ragnell.
John Melton of Normanton.
William Glerk of Gedlynge.
Ralph Wilbram of Westmerk-
ham.
Geoffrey Botelere of Welhagh.
Rgbert Norton of Eirton.
John Milnere of AUerton.
William Helay of Sutton.
John Morehagh of Maunsfeld.
John Amall of Amall.
John Spondon of Newerke.
Thomas Ghe worth, * chivaler.*
John Zouche, < chivaler.'
William Plump ton, * chivaler.'
Hugh Welughby, * chivaler.'
Robert Strelley, * chivaler.*
Henry Perpount, * chivaler.*
Robert Markham, < chivaler.'
Gervase Clyfton, * chivaler.*
William Meryng, * chivaler.*
Hugh Annesley, * chivaler.*
John Cokfeld, esquire.
Ralph Makerell.
Thomas Nevyill.
Robert Brwte.
Thomas Staunton.
Ralph Leek.
Richard Sutton.
Thomas Stanhope.
James Stanhope.
Thomas Gurson.
William Byrton.
Henry Perpount.
Hugh Hercy.
John Wastnes.
John Gaitford.
George Clay.
John Husse.
John Hiklynge.
John Barbour of Leek.
Thomas Staunton of Sutton.
Robert Doyle.
Roger Perpount.
Thomas Hercy.
Richard Bevercotes.
Robert Moresby.
Robert Morewode.
John Clyfton.
Robert Dunham.
John Serlby.
William Wilbram.
Thomas Grenley.
Thomas Schefeld.
Thomas Aune.
John Roley.
John atte Vikars.
William Boson.
Edmund Nornamvyle.
Richard Gaitford.
John Becard.
William Remston.
4i0
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1431
Membrane 16 — cont.
John Danett of Newerke.
Hugh GarnoD of Muskham.
John Crumwell of Carlton.
Robert Crumwell, his son, of
Carlton.
William Daynell of Egmanton.
Edmund Byrkyn of Allerton.
Henry Palyser of Clypston.
Simon Caldewell of Laxton.
Robert Blyton of of Caunton.
Robert Waryn of Caunton.
William Drapour of Welhagh.
John Garleton of Blyth.
Thomas Bagley of Blyth.
Walter Garleton of Carlton.
William Hogekyngson of Mister-
ton.
John Darnall of Misterton.
William Lyndryke of Stokwyth.
William Browet of Walkryng-
ham.
Richard Caxton of Tuxford.
John Perlethorpe of Laxton.
Thomas Grengore of Allerton.
Membranes 16 {cont,) and 15.
Derby.
William, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, and Henry de Grey of
Codnore, with Richard Vernon and John Gokayn, knights of the shire
for the county of Derby, commissioners to take the oath of the
following :
Robert Caryngton.
Nicholas Maysham.
Thomas Stokkes.
John Wyther.
Thomas Heuster.
Roger WoUey.
John Strelley.
John Alibon.
John Chester.
John Wandell.
John Hoghton.
William Orme.
William Burton.
William Rosell.
Henry Sanky.
Thomas del Heye.
William Peek.
Thomas Peek.
Thomas Robard, ' brasier.*
Robert Warpeley.
John Fasakirley.
Henry Bancroft.
John Hegge.
Robert Shore.
Henry Crabbe.
John Cook.
Richard Peek.
Robert Hewster.
John Tykhull.
Edmund Jonson.
John Stretton.
Henry Shepherd.
Thomas Draper.
William Throstell.
John Burton.
William Maskyr.
WiUiam Salteby.
Robert Stanley, * smyth.*
Thomas Stanley, 'irnemonger.*
Henry Cook.
Edmund Lacy.
John Pesall.
John Peek, ' coryour.'
John Benet, ' brasier.*
Nicholas Lacy.
John Bywatyr.
John Spycer.
John Lokyer the elder.
John Lokyer the younger.
Richard Baker.
John Duns ton.
Thomas Stanley, * smyth.'
William Smyth, 'taillour.'
John Wodecok.
Robert Clerk, * smyth.'
John Manyashe, 'glover.'
Nicholas Cust.
Robert Hudgray.
John Greteoler.
Richard Walker.
John Butler.
John Chestirshire.
John Bower the elder.
John Bower the younger.
John Halom.
Nicholas Baxter.
William Cartewryght.
Richard Broun, 'skynner.'
12 HEKRY VI.— Pabt 2.
411
1434.
Meffibranes 16 (cont.) and 15 — cont.
Henry Derley.
Robert Potter.
John Haukeston.
John Potter.
Bichard Whytehals.
John Wode, * plasterer.'
John Persall, * taillour.*
John Hoke.
Bichard Wryght.
John Somer.
Balph Batesson.
John Littechirche.
William Jonson.
Bichard Taillour.
Bichard Colman.
Bobert Nundy.
John Hegge.
John Hatton.
William Goldsmyth.
William BuUok.
Boger Spicer.
Bichard Mody.
William Seler.
John Stone.
Henry Shore.
William Walker.
John West.
John Pen.
William Cutteler.
Bichard Eeye.
William Shepherd.
John Deye, *coupere.*
Bobert Evyngton.
Henry Perpoynt, 'chivaler.*
Thomas Foljaumbe, esquire.
Nicholas GounsiU, esquire.
John Leek, esquire.
William Ulkerthorp, esquire.
John Lynacre, esquire.
Simon Ulgerthorp, *gentilman.*
Thomas Caus, *gentUman.'
Bobert Nowbolt, * gentilman.'
Balph Glapwell.
William Hardwyk, *gentilman.'
William Lynacre, * gentilman.'
William Ulkerthorp, * gentil-
man.*
John Halmworth of Staveley.
John Whetyngton, * gentilman.*
John Bothe of Elmeton, ' gentil-
man.'
John Barker of Dore, 'gentil-
man.'
Bichard Seliok, < gentilman.'
Bobert Wennesley, 'gentilman.'
John Marshall of Egynton,
'gentilman.'
Thomas Marshall of Oulecotes,
'gentilman.'
William Smyth of Egynton,
'gentilman.'
Balph Durant of Ghesterfeld,
'gentilman.'
Bobert Parker of Norton.
Thomas Fox of Aston.
John Noble of Holmesfeld.
John Parker of Norton.
Thomas Cook of the same.
William del More of Grenhull.
William Botoun.
William Parker of Shirlond.
Bichard Stykland of Asshoyere.
Balph Huchonsan of the same.
Bobert Serjount of Dronfeld.
William Outrem of Holmesfeld.
John Fox of Barley Lees.
Balph atte Wode.
John Shaughe of Somersale.
John Shaghe called 'Blake-
shaghe.'
William Bondolf.
William Budde.
John Caproun.
John Brailesforth.
Bobert Shoter.
Bichard Calcroft of Ghestirfeld.
Bichard Delkerre of the same.
Elias Dikkesson of the same.
Thomas Calcroft of the same.
Henry de Brythrechefeld, ' gen-
tilman.'
Thomas Hugate of Chestrefeld.
John Harryson of Egynton.
John Spynkhull.
Bobert Hasulherst.
William Grene of Kenwal-
mersho.
Saundyr Atkyn of the same.
Thomas Walshe of Stanley.
Bobert Byshaugh of Sutton.
John Webster of Bollesovere.
Thomas Marjori of the same.
John Wodeword of Thewyth-
wyth.
WilUam Aleyn of Norton.
William Bullok of the same.
Boger Pynder of Pyllesley.
WUliam Pynder of the same.
John Amory.
Thomas Greseley, 'chivaler.'
Hi
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS
U34.
M&mbranes 16 {cont.) and 15 — conL
Robert Frauncejs, 'esquyer.'
John Curson of Croxhale.
Henry Holand of Caldwall.
John Abbeney.
Thomas Stokes.
John Fraunceys of Tykenall.
William Lymster.
John Waren.
John Perfey.
Richard Eyton.
Thomas Tronche.
Nicholas Chaloner.
John Elton.
John Godhale the elder.
John Elton the younger.
William Pont.
Richard Twyg.
Thomas Paynter.
John Moseley.
John Smyth, *ferour.*
John Smyth, * baker.'
John Elyson.
John Sharp.
Richard Madley.
John Baker.
Ralph Giles.
Roger Wilkynson.
John Bate.
John Pees.
Robert Vernoun.
Roger Cowhope.
Richard Smalley.
Robert Twyforth.
Walter Twyforth.
John Stathum.
Thomas Makeworth.
John Lathebury.
John Welbek.
John Leymestyr.
Richard Keys.
Ingram Fraunceys.
Gerard Moynell.
Henry Makworth.
Robert Smalley.
Richard Fraunceys of Stanton.
Robert Cokfeld.
Gilbert Keys of Spondon.
John Grandon of the same.
John Grandon of Denby.
Henry Slak of Stanley.
Robert Wynter.
Thomas Babyngton.
John Saucheverell.
William Lemestre.
Robert Kneton.
John Rolleston of Lee.
Walter WoUey.
John Gretray of Elton.
John Richardesson of Alsop.
Roger Hawe of Elton.
Nicholas Mountgomere, 'chiva-
ler.'
Henry Kneton, esquire.
Ralph Shirley, esquire.
Henry Bradboume.
Henry Bothe, esquire.
John Cursun, esquire.
Thomas Kneton of Mircaston.
William Dethyk of Braidesall.
Nicholas Fitz Herbert.
John Fith Herbert.
William Mountogomere.
Robert Shaughe.
John Ronyngton.
John Rolleston of Swarston.
William Lemestyr.
John Crewker.
Henry de Sale.
Geoffrey de Sale.
Robert Milner of Roddesley.
Robert Milner of Roddesley (sic),
Thomas Prynce of Trusseley.
Thomas Saperton.
John Dauntre of Halton.
William de Crosse of Hilton.
Robert Weyke of Halton.
Richard Slater of Brailles-
forth.
Robert Bradshaugh of Wyneley.
Thomas Prynce of the same.
Richard Milner of Heegge.
Peter de la Pole.
Ralph de la Pole.
Henry de la Pole.
John Moimtegomery.
Henry Rolleston.
John Rollesley the elder.
John Rollesley the younger.
John Northwode.
John Cooke of Edensore.
Roger Calton of Edensore.
William Hykedoun the elder, of
the same.
William Hykedon the younger.
Roger North of Bobynhull.
William Jacson of Hassop.
Roger Cok of Edensore.
John Stafford of Midelton.
John Stafford of Eyham.
Richard Cobyn of Eyham.
12 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2.
418
1434.
Membranes 16 {conU) and 15 — cont*
John Shakirley of Little Longes-
don.
Oliver Halley of Aston.
John Balgy of Aston.
Robert Hayr of Padley.
Ralph Leche of Padley.
William Hayr of the same.
Thurstan de Hall.
Thomas Woderoff.
Nicholas Staley.
Nicholas del Eyre of Hope.
William Eyngesson.
Robert Radclyf of Mellehoure.
John Hyde of Longe Lee.
Nicholas Holond of Lyes.
Thomas Woley of Chalesworth.
William Woley of the same.
John del Bothe of Chalesworth.
Thomas Wagstaff of Glossop.
Nicholas Wagstaff of the same.
Ralph Bradbury of Oldresset.
Roger Bradbury of the same.
James de Lye of Fernylie.
John Shalcros of Shalcros.
W^illiam Ragge of Boudon.
Edward Badshaugh of the same.
Nicholas Broun of Mershe.
Giles Claybrook, vicar of the
church of Castelton.
Thomas Claybrook of Castelton.
Ralph Newham of the same.
Thomas Newham of the same.
Thomas Newham of Flyxton.
Richard Newham of Castelton.
Thomas Nedham of Foxlowe.
Robert Woderoff of Wormhill.
John Tunsted of the same.
John Nedham of the same.
Hugh Willesson of Lytton.
Richard Ropere of the same.
William Bradshaugh of Tiddes-
wall.
Hugh Strelley of Burgh.
William Manyashe of Many-
ashe.
Thomas Fletchere of the same.
John del Mere of the same.
Richard None of Hurdelowe.
Nicholas Bradshaugh of Tiddes-
wall.
Henry Bradshaugh of the same.
Henry Bradshaugh of the same
(sic),
Roger Massy of Hyghlowe.
Richard Sts^ord of the same.
Henry Stafford of Derley.
Thomas Fox of Baunford.
Ralph Bagshaugh of Cunbes.
William Bagshaugh of Chapel
on le Fryth.
Thomas Bagshaugh of Rigge.
Ralph Stanley late parson of
Kjrrke Ireton.
John Steppyngstones, chaplain
and vicar of the church of
Penteryche,
May 1.
Weslmioster
MEMBRANE 14.
Commission in pursuance of the same Act to the constable of Dover
Castle [warden] of the Cinque Ports or his lieutenant to administer the
same oath to the mayors and bailiffs of the towns of the said ports, and
to issue warrants to them to cause the members of Parliament for the
said towns to administer the same oath to such of the inhabitants of the
same as it shall seem expedient. The mayors, bailiffs and members are
to inform the warden or his lieutenant of the names of the persons to
whom the oath is tendered, and such names are to be certified into
Chancery. By K. & C. in Pari.
The like commission to the lieutenant and chamberlain of Chester to
administer the same oath to persons in the county of Chester ; names to
be certified into Chancery within three months of the said administration.
By K. & C. in Pari.
The like commission to Thomas, bishop of Durham, for persons resident
within his liberty of Durham. By K. & C. in Pari.
1?h^ like commission to P. bishop of Ely.
By K. & C. in Pari
414 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Membrane 14 — cont.
The like to the keepers of the peace and the mayor of Oxford for lay
persons of that town. By E. & C. in Pari.
The like to the keepers of the peace and mayor of Cambridge.
By K. & C. in Pari.
The like to the keepers of the peace for Oxfordshire and the chancellor
of Oxford to administer the said oath to such clerks as they shall think
fit. By K. & C. in Pari.
The like to the keepers of the peace in the town of Cambridge and the
chancellor of the same town. By E. & C. in Pari.
June 6. Licence, for 20s. paid in the hanaper, for Robert Ponyngges, knight, to
Westminster, enfeoff John Frank, clerk, and John Martyn, and their heirs, in the
manor of Thirlyngham, co. Eent ; and for them, after seisin had, to grant
the premises to the said Bobert and Margaret his wife for life, with
remainder to Henry, son of Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland, and to
Eleanor daughter of Eleanor late the wife of Richard Ponyngges,
knight, and the heirs of the bodies of the said Eleanor the daughter and
the said Henry ; with remainder to the heirs of her body, with remainder
over to the right heirs of the said Robert.
MEMBRANE 13.
July 12. Licence, for 6 marks paid in the hanaper, for John Dynham, knight^ to
Westminster, enfeoff John Wolston and John Horston of the manor of Nutwell, co.
Devon, and for them, after seisin had, to re-enfeoff him and Joan his
wife and his heirs of the same.
June 23. Grant, by advice of the council, to Henry, cardinal of England, that
Westminster, he may retain certain specified jewels delivered him in pledge until he be
repaid 10,000 marks previously lent by him to the king, 3,000 marks
now lent by him and 6,000Z. paid by him to deliver certain of his jewels
arrested at Sandwich. [Fcedera.] By p.s.
June 16. Licence for him, in fulfilment of certain vows, to leave England
Westminster, whensoever and by what route he pleases, also to take with him a
following suitable to his estate and gold and silver in bullion or specie to
the value of 20,000^. By p.s.
Aug. 11. Revocation of the protection for half a year which on 22 May last was
Westminster, granted to Robert Bonde, citizen and mercer of London, or merchant, as
being about to proceed to France in the company of John, lord Clynton ;
because he tarries in the city of London and the suburbs thereof as John
Lynge and Thomas Chalton, sheriffs, have certified.
June 22. Licence, by advice of the council and at the instance of G. bishop of
Westminster. Llandaff, for the merchants of Milan to ship 800 sacks of wool from
England to Antwerp and to despatch them thence across the mountains
into Lombardy; Hugh Dyke of London, * setter,' and William Cantelowe
of London, < mercer,' having mainprised in Chancery each of them in
1,000^. that the customs and moneys due to the king and the staple shall
be paid, and that none of the wool shall be offered for sale before it
reaches Lombardy. By p.s.
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 416
i^Q J Membrane 13 — cont,
July 25, Impeximus and confirmation to the prior and convent of Tywardreath,
Westminster, fey advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and of the
commonalty of England in the Parliament held at Westminster in the
king's first year, of a charter dated 12 May, 9 Edward II. [Charter Roll
9 Edward If, No. 16.] By K. & C. in Pari.
July 28. Presentation of William Trevelnyll, chaplain, to the church of Broughton
Dogmerefield. by Burford, in the diocese of Lincoln.
The like of William Forde, chaplain, to the church of Nymyet Tracy,
in the diocese of Exeter.
faly 14. Protection with clause volumiis for one year for John Pensford alias
Westminster. Pensforth of Feversham, 'fuller,* alias *dyer,' alias merchant, going to
Ireland in the company of Thomas Stanley, knight, lieutenant of Ireland,
for the victualling of that country.
Aug. 18. Presentation of Walter Michell, vicar of North Pedroun, in the diocese
Dogmerefield. of Exeter, to the vicarage of Cristowe, in the same diocese, on an exchange
of benefices with Geoffrey Viell.
July 18. The like of Bichard Gaunton, parson of the church of Uscard, in the
Westminster diocese of St. Davids, to the church of Llancoidraaure, in the same
diocese, on an exchange of benefices with John Vachan.
j^gg MEMBRANES 12-10.
Oct. 1. hispexirnns and confirmation to the abbot and convent of St. Mary of
Westminster. Graces of the following : —
(1.) Letters patent dated 4 November 1 Henry IV. [Patent Roll^
1 Henry IV. Part 8, rn. 26-22. Calendar, p. 826.]
(2.) Letters patent dated 10 November, 50 Edward III, being a
grant of the reversion of the manors of Westmelne, Little Hormade
and Merden, co. Hertford, after the death of Mary de Sancto Paulo,
countess of Pembroke.
(3.) Letters patent dated 28 March, 46 Edward III, being a licence
for the abbot and convent of Clerevaux to grant to the abbot
and monks of St. Mary a rent payable by the abbot of Rufford in
Shirewode for the church of Roderham, co. York.
For 5 marks paid in the hanaper.
1434 '^'^ (membranes ^i
July 12. Inspexijnus and confirmation by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king's first year, to the prior and convent of Christ-
church, Canterbury, of the following : —
(1.) A charter of Edward the Confessor as follows : — Eadtvard Hmrh
Godes gevu Aengelandes kining grete ealle mins bisceopes and ealle
mine eorles and ealle mine acirgereran and ealle mine tkegenes on tham
sciran the Stigand arceb* and se hyred at Christesciriicean on
Canticarebyrg habbath land in freondlice, and ic keyde eow that ic
habbe heom geunnon that hi by on ealra thare land fiirthe the
hi ha f don on ealre minre forgaenla timan and on minan and saco and
socne, on strande and on stroeme, on wudan and on feldan, tolnes and
team^Sf gruthbrices and hamsoene, forstealles and infangenesthyofea
416 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS-
l^g^ Membranes 9-1 — cant.
and floemenefeormde ofer hire agene m^nn hinnan hnrtjan and
butan, Siva fid and swa furth siva mine agene wicnares hit secan
scoldan and ofre swa fola tliegena swa hi habbad and ic 7iel be (sic)
that (cnvj wan anig thing tJuxr ontyo buton hun hyore icicnares
the hi hyt hetoecan welladh for than thingan tha ic habbe Cruste
thas gerelike forgeven minre swale (sic) to ecere alysednesse and
ic nelle gethafian tliat ange man this to brece be minan fuUan
freondscipe and gyf lenig man sy swa dyrstig that this fie cyide
afre awmnde othe th(£rto gethwierlemce sy he Judas gefere the
Cnste beUewde and drihten fordo hyne a on ecnysse. Amen,
(2.) Another charter of the same as follows : — Eadweard cynge gtj^t
ealle mine b[isceop]es and mine eorles and mine gerefan and ealle mine
thegenas on tliam sciran thicr Stygande (erceb* and se hired et Crusted
cyrcean on Cantwarabirig Itabbath land infreondlice, andie cytlie eow
that ic habbe him geunnan that hi beon heom saca ami socne wurthe
on strande and on onstra^ne (sic), on wudan ami onfeldan^ tolnes and
t^ameSy grUd)rices and hamsocne^ forestealles and infamjenestheores
and flemenafermithe over hera agene mann binnan hurgan and butan,
swa ful ami swa furth swa mine age)ie wivneras it secan scoldan ami
ofer swa fela thegeyia swa heom to geheten Jiabbe ; et ic nelle that cmi
man oeni thing tluer ontyo huton hun hiore wienaras the hi hit betecan
willath for than tlnngan tha ic habbe thas gerelice forgeven minre
swale to ecere alysednesse swa Cnut cyng oer dide and ic nelde
getluLvian that ani mnn thir fo brece be mina fretrndscipe,
(H.) A charter of William [the Conqueror] as follows: — WiUdm
king gret ealle mine b\isceop^es and mine eorles ami mine gerefan and
ealle mine thegenas on tham sciran Laenfranc cerceb* and se hired at
Christes cyrncaii on Cantuareberi habbath land in freiuUice^ and ie
kyde eow that ic habbe heom gennnen that hi beon heore sace and scene
wurthe on strande ami on streme, on wudan and oiifeldan, tolnes and
teameSy grithbruces and hamsocne, forstealles and infangenestlieoves
and Jiemenafyrmithe over heora agene mrnn binyian hurgan and butan
swa full and swa furth swa mene agene wicneras hit secan scolden and
over Christes cyrucan and over swa fela thege7ia swa ic heom to gelcete
habbe y ami ic neUe that ami mann a:ni thing thar onteo buton hi and
heora wicneras tham. hi hit betoecan syllathy ne Freneise ne Knglise^
for than thingan the ic habbe thcer gerilica Christe forgivene minre
saule to ecere alysednesse eal swa K ad ward kimj munoei oer dyde and
ic nelle geth avian that ani thir to brece be vnnun freotidscipe,
(4.) Another charter of the same (rectius William II) in favour of
archbishop Anselm. [Monasticon, XXI.]
(6.) Another charter of the same as follows: — Willelmtis rex
Anglorum L[anfranco] archiepiscopo et H. de Mo^iteforti et
Ii[icardo] filio Coviitls G[isleberti] et H[amoni] dapifero et
omnibus tainnis de Chent Frami{fenis et Anglicise salutetn.
Sciatis episcopum Baiocensem fratrem meum pro amore Dei et
salute anime mee et sua dedisse Sancte Trinitati mnnes domos
et consuetudines quas in Sandnuic habebaty et quod dedit licencia
mea sciatis ilium dedisse.
(6.) Another charter of the same as follows : — W, rex Anglorum^
omnibus vicecomitibus et preponti^ii, Anglicis et Francigenisy
ubicumjue monachi de Sancta TrinitatCy Cantuaney terras habenty
salutem, Volo ut sciatis me concessisse eisdem monachis omnes
terras et res suas et precipio ut ipsi firmiter teneant et honorifiee
Imbeant, FA deftndo ne aliijuis eis injuriam vel injusticiam faciat
12 HENRY M.— Pabt 2. 417
1434.
Membranes 9-1 — cont.
de amndbiis illis rebus, dico, qiie ad monachos ejusdem ecclene
pertinent, Yolo preterea et precipio ut predicti tnonachi potestatem
kabeant terras suas dandi et tollendi ubiciunque eis melius visum
fuerit, quicumqne eas teneat. Et precipio ut homines ejusdem ecclesie
predictis monachis subditi sint et subjecti et in omnibus obedientes,
Testibus, Gojf'rido, ejnscopo Constanciensi, BetTiardo capellano,
Hiufone de Munsorell, apud Westmonasterium in octabis Pentecostes*
(7.) Another charter of the same as follows : — Willehnus, rex
Anglorum, omnibus vicecomitibus et prepoftitis, Amjlicis et Francitjenis^
ubicunque monachi ecclesie Cantuariensis terras habent, salntem,
Volo ut sciatis me concessisse eisdem monachis omnes terrcLs et res
suas et precipio ut ipsi firmiter teneant et honorifice habeant.
Et defendo ne aliquis eis injuriam tel iiijusticiam faciat de
omnibus illis rebus, dico, que ad monachns ejusdetn ecclesie
pertinent, Volo, preterea, et precipio ut predicti monachi potestatem
habeant terras suas dandi et tolletidi ubicumque eis melius visum
fuerit quicumque eas teneat, Et precipio ut homines ejusdem
ecclesie predictis monachis subditi sint et sid)jecti et in omnibus
obedientes, Testibus, Ran[tUpIio] capellamt et Hamoni dapifero et
XJrso de Abetot^ apud Brantonam, in die Apostolorum Philippi et
Jacobi.
(8.) A charter of Henry I as follows: — Henricus, rex Anglorum,
omnibus fidelibus suis idyicumque mona^'hi Cantuariensis ecclesie
terras habent, salutem, Sciatis me concessisse monachis de Sancta
Trinitate, Cantuarie, omnes terras et res suas et precipio ut
ipsi firmiter teneant et honorifice habeant, Et defendo ne aliquis
eis dc, as in No. 7 as far as obedientes, then sicut rex Willelmus
pater mens illis concessit et carta sua confinnavit. Testibus^
G[osfrido] canceUario, et WiUehno de Tancarvilla, apud Winttyniam,
(9.) Another charter of the same as follows: — H, Dei gratia rex
Anglorum, episcopis, comitibus, proceribus, vicecomitibus, ceterisque
suis fidelibus, Francis et Anglis, in omnibus cmnitatibus in quihus
archieinscopus Willelmus et monachi ecclesie Christi Cantuarie terras
habent, amicabiliter salutem, Notum vobis facio me concessisse eis
otnnes terras quas tempore Regis Eadwardi, cognati mei, et tempore
Regis Willelmi, patids mei, habuerunt, et soca et socne onstrande et
streatne, on wudu et felde, tolnes et teames et gritJibreces et liamsocne
et forestalles et infangenestheoves et flemenefemith super suos homines,
infra burgos et extra, intantum et tam pleniter sicut proprii ministri
mei exquirere deberent, et etiam super tot thegenes quot eis concessit
pater meus, Et nolo ut aliquis Iwminum se intromittat, nisi ipsi
et eorum ministri quibus ipsi committere voluerunt, nee Francos, nee
Anglus propterea quia ego concessi Christo has consuetudines pro
redemptions anime mee sicut Rex Eadwardus et pater meus antea
fecerunt. Et nolo pati ut aliquis eas infringat si non vult perdere
amicitiam meam, Deus nos custodiat,
(10.) An Anglo Saxon charter of the same as follows : — H, thurh
Gode gefu Aenglelandes kyning griete aelle biscopes and ealle mine eorles
and mine scirgerevan and thegenes, Fraencisce and Aenglisce on tham
sciran the Willelm arcebiscop and se hired at Christes circean on
Cantrareberig habbath land in freondlice, and ic kithe eow that ic
habbe heom geunnon thet hi beon wle ther land wurde tJie hi hafdon
on Eodwordes kynges dage, mines mages, and on Willelmes kynges
d^ege, mines faeder, and saca and socne on strands and on streame, on
wudon and on felden, tolnes and teames, grithbreces and hamsocne,
24881 2p
418 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Membranes 9-1 — conL
forsteaUes and infamjenestheovee and Jiamenefeormithe over hire
maenn, bunan burgan and butan, swa full and stra forth sica mine
iPffene wicneres hit secan scoldan and over swa fela thegenas swa ic
htom to gelatan habbm, and ic nelle thet f£nig man (snig thing her
on tyo buton hi and lura wicneres the hi hit betaecan willath^ ne
Fransice ne Aenglise ; forthan thingan tite ic habbe Crist thas
gerithae forgyvon mine swale to ecere alyseulnesse eahwa Eodward
kyng and mine fa^dor aer haefdon and ic nelle gethavian thet aenig
wan this to brece be mitien Julian freondscipe, God eow gehealde,
(11.) A charter [in the same words as No. 9] in favour of arch-
bishop Ralph and the monks.
(12.) An Anglo Saxon version of the last.
(18.) Another like charter (1 satin) of the same in favour of Anselm.
[Monasticon, XXXII.]
(14.) Anglo Saxon version of No. 13.
(15.) Charter [as 13] in favour of archbishop William.
(16.) Anglo Saxon version of No. 16.
(17.) A charter of Stephen as follows : — Stephanus, rex Anglorum^
JHsticiariis et vicecomitibiis in quorum potestate prior et conrentiis
Sancte Trinitatis, Cantuarie, terror habent, salutem. Precipio
quod prior et monachi habeant et teneant terras et hofnines et
omnia sua cum omnibus libertatibus et quietaneiis suis ita bene
et in pace et libere et quiete sicut unqxiam melius et liberius
habuerunt antecessores eorum tempore antecessorum meorum et
tempore regis Henrici, Et iiisi feceritis A[U)ericus] de Ver et
justiciarii mei facianU Teste, I{[oberto] de Ver, apud Ferham.
(18.) Another charter of the same as follows: — Stephanus rex
Anglorum Willehno de Hora et Radulfo Licot et ministris suis
de Client y salutem. Precipio quod prior et conrentus de Sancta
TrinitatCj Cantuarie, teneant omnes res suas et homines suos et
totam terram suam ita bene et in pace libere et quiete et honorijice^
et cum omnibus liberis consuetudinibus et quiet ati/mibus suis cum
quibus melius tenuerunt et habuerunt tempore Willelmi regis avi
mei et avuneulorum meorum Willelmi et Henrici regum Anghtrum
et sicut carte sue eis testantur, Testibus, Hoberto de V[er\ et
Adam de Belun, apud Londoniam,
(19.) Another charter of the same as follows : — Stephanus, rex
Anglorum, justiciariis et vicecomitibus et omnibus ministris suis in
quorum balliis monachi Sancte Trinitatis Cantuarie, terras
habent, salutem, Precipio quod monachi Sancte Trinitatis
Cantitarie teneant omnes terras tt tenuras suas et homines
suos ita bene et in pace et libere et quiete et honorifice sicut
melius tenuerunt tempore Henrici regis avunculi mei et sietit
carte sue testantur quas modo habent ne super hoc Jiat eis
in[de] injuria vel contumelia. Teste, Hoberto de Ver apud
Cantuariam.
(20.) A charter of Henry II as follows: — Henricus, rex Anglorum
et dux Normannorum et Aquitannorum et comes Andegavorum,
justiciariis, baronibus, vicecomitibtts, ministris, prepositis et
omnibus fiddibus suis, Francis et Anglicis, de Bocchingehamsira
et Oxenefordsira, salutem. Concede quod ecclesia Sancte
Trinitatis de (Jantuaria habeat warennam in terris suis de
Bocchingehamsira et Oxen/ordsira, scilicet in Eisberga et in
Healctona et in Niwetona et in Brutewella; et prohibeo ne quis
in illis fuyet nee aliquam feram capiat absque licencia sua
12 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 419
1484.
Membranes 9-1 — cont.
super X, lihras foris/acture, TestibM, T[homa], canceUario, et
Henrico de Essexa eonstabulario et Mancusero Biset^ apud
Wyntoniam.
(21.) Another charter of the same as follows : — Henricus^ rex
Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitannorum et comes Ande-
(javorum, episcopis, comitibits, vicecomitibus, justiciariis et universis
fidelibus suis, Francis et Anglis, totius Anglie, salutem, Mando
vobis et precijino ne in silvis nee in terns ecclesie CantnaHensis
et Theobaldi, archiepiscopiy vel omnium successorum suorum cervos
nee cervos nee capreolos nee etiam lepores capiatis nee omnino
aliquam venationem fadatis preter eos quibus archiepiscopus vel
ecclesiu Oantuarie licenciam dederit. Et fioc preceptum toto
meo tempore et successorum meorum reyum in omnibus terris que
ad ecclesiam Cantuarie et ad archiepiscopatum pertinent^
inviolabilit-er semper observetur, Testibus, Nigello, episcopo Eliensi,
et Afanassei'o Biset, dapifero, et Ricardo de Humet, eonstabulario ,
apud Wyntoniam.
(22.) Another charter of the same as follows : — Henri^us rex
Anglorum et dtix Xormannorum et Aquitannorum et comes AndC'
gavorum, justiciariis J vicecomitibus et ministris suis de Ghent, salutem,
Precipio quod ecclesia Christi, Cantuarie^ et monachi teneant
omnes terras tuas et homines suos cum omnibus libertatibus suis
ita bene et in pace, libere et quiete et juste, sicut ei^ concessi per
cartam meam, Et prohibeo ne aliquis eos super hoc injuste vexet
vel injuriam vel contumiliam faciat. Teste, Thoma canceUario,
apiui Wintoniam.
(23.) Another charter of the same as follows : — Henricus, Dei gratia,
rex Anglorum et dux Normannorum et Aquitannorum et comes
Andegavorum, archiepiscopis, episcopis, abbatibus, decanis, archi-
diaconis, comitibus, baronibus, justiciariis, vicecomitihus, ministris
et omnibus ballivis suis totius terre sue, salutem, Sciatis quod
conrentus Cantuariensis de ecclesia Sancte Trinitatis et omnes res
et possessionem et omnia sua sunt in manu, custodia et
protections mea. Et ideo precipio vobis quod jam dictum conventum
Cantuariensem et omnia sua custodiatis, manuteneatis et protegatis
sicut mea dominica, Ita quod nullam ei vel rebus suis injuriam
faciatis vel gravamen nee ab aliquo fieri permittatis set si quis
ipsi super hoc in aliquo forisfecerit plefiariam sine dilatione
justiciam fieri faciatis, Et prohibeo ne ponatur in placitum de
aliquo tetiemento suo nisi in presentia msa, Testibus, G, Eliensi,
J, Norwicensi, E, Bathoniensi, episcopis, Randutfo de QlanviUOf
Willelnw Basset, Willelmo fUio Radulfi, apud Wintoniam,
(24.) Another charter of the same in favour of the archbishop and
the monks of Christ Church, Canterbury, in the same terms
mutatis mutandis as No. 18. They are to have their privi-
leges granted by Edward, William I and Henry I. [No witnesses.]
(25.) An Anglo Saxon version of the last.
(26.) The like (Latin), in favour of archbishop Theobald and' the
monks. Witnessed oy Philip, bishop of Bayeux, Arnulf, bishop of
Lisieux, Thomas, the chancellor, Reginald, earl of Cornwall,
Robert, earl of Leicester, and Henry de Essexa, the constable,
at York.
(27.) Anglo Saxon version. [Monasticon, XXXIX.]
(28.) Another charter of the same. [Ibid, XXII.]
(29-30.) Two copies of the last.
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(81.) A charter of Richard I in like terms to No. 18 above. Data
per manwn Willelmi de Tjongo Campo, cancdlarii nostri, amio primo
regni nostril xvij die Septenibris apiid Ganinton,
(82.) A charter of the same, dated 26 March, at Rouen. [Monasticon^
XXIIL]
(88.) A charter of Henry, son of Henry [II], as follows : — Henricus^
Dei gratia, rex Anglorum et dux Normunnorum et comes
Andegavonim, retfis Henrici filius, archiepiscopis, episcopis^ abbatibus,
comitibiis, baronibm^ juMiciarii^, incecomitihus et omnibus ministris
et fidelibus suisy Francis et Anglis, totim Anglie^ salutetn. Sciatis
quod ad honorem Dei et pro redemptions anime mee et patris
met et matris m^e et regis Ilenrici, avi domini regis patris
vieif et antecessorum nieorum et presertim ad honoreni Sancte
Trinitatis et omnium sanctorum [titc. as in his father's charter
No. 28 above] sicut dominus rex pater merts dedit eis et
ego concessi et hae carta mea confitTn^vi. Testlbus, Uicardo
tlieaaurario, Waltero de Constanciis, Godefrido de Luci, Safrido
Cicestrensi archidiacono, Hugone Murdacy Magistro Adam de
Ghcestna, Willelmi) Talebot, Uicardo de Luci, Bannulfo de
Glanvillaj Thoma Bassetf Hugone de Creissi, Bertramo de
Verdun, Johanne de Solineio, Petro fllio Guidonis, dapiferoy
WiUelmo de Tintiniach, WiUelmo de Diva, Gaufrido filio
Hanwnis, Ada de Ikebof, Petro de Adevilla, apud Wodestokam.
(84.) A charter dated 24 March, 11 Henry III. [Cliarer RoU, II
Henry III, part 1, m. 12, No, 106. Calendar, p, 28.]
(86.) A charter dated at Rochester, 7 February, 48 Henry III,
granting to the prior and convent free warren in ail the
demesne lands which they then had in the counties of
Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Essex, Norfolk, Suffolk, Buckingham,
Oxford and Devon. Witnesses, Hugh le Bygod, Roger de
Laybum, William de Grey, Robert Aguillun, Richard Folyot,
Ralph de Bakepuz, Geoffrey de Percy, William Belet.
(86.) A charter dated 14 June, 22 Edward I. [Charter Roll,
22 Edward I, No, 25.]
'87.) A charter dated 14 July, 10 Edward II. [Monaaticon, XX.]
[88.) A charter dated 12 April, 88 Edward III. [Charter Roll,
88 Edirard III, No. 15.]
(89.) A composition between Roger, then prior, and the convent of
the one part and Boniface, archbishop of Canterbury, of the other.
The said prior and convent in 48 Henry III sued the archbishop at
Westminster before Sir Hugh de Bigod, justice of England, as to the
return of the king's writs, chattels of fugitives and amercements of
their men in their lands and fees and as to other liberties. The
archbishop argued that he was not bound to answer in that court,
but agreement was made to the following effect. The prior
and convent shall have, by the hands of the archbishop
or of his steward for the time being, the return of all writs
and precepts of the king and of summonses of the Exchequer
touching their fees or tenements, and the men, things and
possessions in their fees in all counties of England: sudi writ
after delivery to the sheriff, and being returned by him to the
bailiffs of the archbishop, shall immediately be by them in like
manner returned to the bailiffs of the prior and convent for
execution, and, if the writ ought to return before the king, his
barons of the Exchequer, .his justices of the Bench, his justices in
ii
12 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 421
1434.
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eyre or those appointed for the keeping of the Jews or other royal
justices, the bailiffs of the prior and convent, immediately after
office done and executed in the matter, shall deliver the return
with their execution thereof to the bailiffs of the archbishop, and
they, in their degree, shall return the writ in its due course. But
if any such writ of the king come which can be brought into and
determined (deduct et tenninaii) in a county court or the arch-
bishop's court, the writ after delivery by the sheriff to the
archbishop's bailiffs, and by them to the bailiffs of the prior and
convent, shall be dealt with and determined in the court of the
prior and convent. All pleas whether by plaint or the king's writ,
which touch the fees or tenements, men or tenants of the prior and
convent shall be determined in their court as freely as they can be
in the archbishop's court, unless there be default on the part of the
prior and convent or their bailiffs. Judgments shall be done on
their tenants in their courts on all pleas and trespasses and amends
taken by their own ministers. Should a writ be issued against
the prior the archbishop's steward after receiving it from the
sheriff, shall return it to the prior's steward, and he shall summon,
attach and distrain the prior to answer in the archbishop's court,
and, if the steward neglect so to do, the archbishop and his bailiffs
may summon, attach and distrain the prior. The matter of such
writ shall in any case be dealt with and determined in the court
of the archbishop at Canterbury. The like shall be observed
should the prior be lawfully sued without writ, he being first
warned by witness of two men that within three weeks he satisfy
the plaintiff : saving always to the archbishop grand assises, and
juries provided in lieu of such, to be taken before his steward and
the king's justices. All emoluments and profits from the men and
tenants of the prior and convent shall go to the use of the prior
and convent, and the archbishop and his ministers shall not meddle
with any summonses, attachments or distraints or other things,
which now they can do or ought to do by return of a writ or
without writ, in the fees or tenements of the prior and convent,
except in case of default of execution by the prior and convent or their
ministers, but such occasions are not to be sought for, and three
weeks are to be allowed the prior and convent to repair such
default after complaint thereof made. Amercements incurred by
the prior before the king are to go to the archbishop ; and if they
incur such in the court of the archbishop at Canterbury, the rate
for one trespass or plaint shall not exceed a mark. If the case be
not one of withernam and the prior be impleaded in the arch-
bishop's court without writ and the damage be adjudged by the
court at one mark or less and the prior refuse wager of law (leaein
sacramenti facere recusaverit) the plaintiff shall be satisfied his
damages and the archbishop shall forego any amercement. The
prior and convent henceforth shall receive in all counties,
hundreds and lathes of hundreds in which they have lands (laxtis
hundredoritm in quibus terras ftabent), possessions, men or tenants,
all amercements whencesoever arising, chattels of fugitives and
of persons condemned, and the year and waste of the same,
and all profits and emoluments which can arise in such courts from
their fees, tenants or men, for whatever reason amerced before
the king, his justices, ministers or bailiffs, except amercements on
the prior in person. Nor shall any suit be demanded of the prior
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and convent or their tenants to any hundred or lathe of hundreds
of the archbishop ; saving only that the priory's men and tenants
of Welles, Little Chart and Mepeham shall do suit and make
presentments and judgments at the hundred courts of Kalehelle
and Toltintre, and the others as they have been wont to do at
other hundred courts and the prior and convent shall continue to
appoint their attorney in the hundred courts of Kalehelle and
St. Martin. The archbishop shall continue to have his rights and
liberties in his hundred court of Toltyndre saving to the prior and
convent the amercements and profits from their men and tenants
in that and other hundreds, and their tumbrils, gallows, pillories
and execution of judgments in their manors within the arch-
bishop's hundreds and without. All amercements of their
men and tenants in the said hundreds shall go to the use of the
prior and convent, being levied and collected by the hands of their
own ministers except fines ; these shall be levied by the priory
bailiffs and paid over to the archbishop's baiUfifs in coin or
Exchequer tallies, which fines the archbishop, together with the
amercements, chattels, and all other emoluments and profits
aforesaid, shall cause to be allowed at the king's Exchequer as and
when his own are. This is to be observed in the account of every
sheriff in whose bailiwick the prior and convent have lands. But if
the prior and convent encourage their men to withdraw their suit
from the archbishop's courts, the amercements for the withdrawal
shall go to the archbishop. Appeal is to be from the prior's principal
court at Canterbury to the archbishop's court there, the amerce-
ments, however, still to go to the prior. During voidances of the
archbishopric the guardians thereof shall hand over writs to the prior
and convent, after the confirmation of an archbishop elect, his
steward shall do it as aforesaid. Moreover, if any one of a fee or
in a fee of the prior and convent be charged or appealed of the
death of a man, larceny, or other misde^, and taken, and he
cannot lawfully be judged in the court of the prior and convent,
the bailiff of the prior and convent shall lead him as a
prisoner to the next county court and deliver him there to
the bailiffs of the archbishop, who shall immediately redeliver
him to the bailiffs of the prior and convent, to be kept in the
prior's prison, if the case be one for imprisonment, until the
next coming of the justices in eyre into those parts or of some
other justice appointed to deliver the archbishop's gaol. If such
a case shall arise in Essex, Suthfolk, Northfolk, Buginhamsire,
Oxenfordsire, and Devenesire or other counties in which the
archbishop has no tenants or tenements, but the prior and convent
have, then the ministers of the prior and convent having special
mandate from the archbishop in that behalf, shall, unless he shall
appoint somebody else, execute the office and keep the prisoner in
custody until the coming of the justices in eyre, or until the
archbishop or the bailiffs of the prior and convent at the arch-
bishop's mandate, obtain a justice to deliver the said prison : if
such prisoner has to be condemned before the said justices, the
bailiffs of the archbishop shall deliver him to the said bailiffs, who
shall execute the judgment. The goods and chattels of such prisoner
shall remain to the prior and convent, unless the prisoner was in any
fee of the archbishop, in which case the prisoner shall remain to the
archbishop. If, however, the prisoner holds both of the fee of the
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j^3^ Membranes 9-1 — cont,
archbishop and of that of the prior and convent he shall be
imprisoned in that fee in which he was resident, and if he had
dwelling houses in both fees he shall be imprisoned in the fee where
he was residing with his household at the time of his arrest. If he
be condemned, his chattels in the archbishopric shall go to the
archbishop and those which he had in the priory (prioratii) to the
prior and convent. The like with the chattels of a fugitive. If a
prisoner escape from the custody of the prior and convent or of
their men or bailiffs, the prior shall pay the archbishop's treasurerthe
sum of money customary in the county for an escape, within a year
from the day of escape, and the archbishop shall save the prior
and convent harmless for such escape when paid for. But if not
paid within the year the archbishop may distrain for the money, as
also for amercements leviable by summons of the Exchequer, and
reserved to the archbishop by the present composition unless paid
within forty day^ of the delivery of the summons by the steward of
the archbishop to the steward of the prior and convent, and for
other amercements left unpaid for forty days from the day of
assessment ; such distraint to be made in the manor of Edesham
or another manor of equal value should Edesham be alienated.
The archbishop shall also have reliefs and wards in all places
where he or his predecessors have had them ; and the prior and
convent shall have reliefs and services in all places where they
have had them. If any man or tenant of the prior and convent
do wrong to the archbishop personally or to his personal property, he
shall answer it in the archbishop's court, but the amercements shall
go to the prior and convent. If any such man or tenant acknow-
ledge indebtedness to the archbishop, and the steward of the prior
and convent do not levy the debt within forty days after being
required by the archbishop so to do, the archbishop's bailiff may
distrain for the said debt. For this agreement the prior and con-
vent have granted to the archbishop 40 marks of yearly rent pay-
able in his treasury at Canterbury ; with distraint in the manor of
Godmersham, from which in future no other secular service shall
be claimed by the archbishop. The prior and convent shall be
bound to pay yearly at the accustomed terms to the archbishop the
offerings {ea;ennia) due from certain of their manors, as they have
been wont, and such offerings shall continue to be distributed in
the infirmary and elsewhere. The archbishop shall defend these
liberties of the prior and convent by excommunication and interdict
as if they were his own : and the prior and convent have voluntarily
renounced any disputes, petitions and actions open to them
concerning the advowsons of the churches in their manors
and concerning 22,000 marks which they said were due to them
from Stephen, sometime archbishop, for restitution of things
taken away, which King John made, when the general interdict
was removed. Saving also to the prior and convent their
right of advowson in the churches of Brooke, in certain
churches at London, Canterbury and Leans, the advowsons of
which are known to belong to them; and also the churches of
Fremingeham, Depeham and Halghestre, St. Dunstan and
Aldermaricherich in London, and Sesaltre and Feyrfeld, which
they have appropriated. Saving also to them their portions in
the churches of Moneketon and Estrye and Depeham. The
archbishop shall continue to create obedientiaries by advice of the
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i^g^ Metnbranes 9-1 — coyit.
prior and elders, and to make such appointments to ministries and
offices as have been accustomed. The archbishop has renounced
all actions open to him touching offerings at the shrine of
St. Thomas the Martyr. The parties renounce all apostolic letters
touching the matters now arranged between them, saving to both
the rights they claim in the church of Dover.
(40.) Letters patent dated 14 July, 19 Richard II, releasing to the
prior and convent the king*s right in two corrodies, a pension and
a sustenance out of the priory corrodies.
(41.) Letters patent dated 24 January, 1 Henry IV, inspecting and
confirming the last.
(42.) Letters patent dated 1 October, 5 Henry IV, explaining and
defining privileges granted in previous charters, &c.
(48.) Letters patent of Thomas, sometime archbishop of Canterbury,
dated at Maidstone manor, 2 December, A.D. 1408, 5 Henry IV,
being the day of the regression of St. Thomas the Martyr, reciting
No. 42 and granting to the prior and convent their share of
the privileges contained therein, viz., the goods and chattels of
their men and tenants and of residents on their demesne lands
and fees if convicted of felony or outlawed for felony, contempt,
trespass, debt, account or other occasion, and goods and chattels
of suicides and other felons, fugitives and persons condemned
being ministers of the king or others or elsewhere tenants of the
king or other persons, provided they be not men or tenants
elsewhere of the archbishop or residents on his demesne lands or
fees ; and the prior and convent are to be put in seisin of such
by their servants and ministers without opposition. As to writs,
&c, including bills and precepts returnable before the steward and
marshal of the household, the arrangement is to be as in No. 89
above. The prior and convent are also to have fines for trespasses,
extortions, deceptions, conspiracies, concealments, regrataries,
forestallings, maintenances, double-dealings, falsities, and other
misprisions, also fines for licence to agree, ransoms, issues forfeit,
and all manner of forfeitures by writs of attaint, defies tantum or
other writ, of all their men and tenants, holding elsewhere of the
king or others, unless they also hold of the archbishop, in what-
soever court of the king arising. Amercements in like manner.
Also current fines and amercements now in charge on townships
or hundreds altogether belonging to the prior and convent. Also
their bailiff shall be the archbishop's ministers within their demesne
lands and fees for the purpose of the assise of bread, wine and ale,
and other victuals, and weights and measures belonging to the office
of the clerk of the market of the household ; and the prior and
convent shall have all amercements and profits arising therefrom.
June 17. Commission to William Godered and Richard Neuton to be justices of
Westminster, assizes in the counties of Southampton, Wilts, Dorset, Somerset, Devon,
and Cornwall.
MEMBRANE Sid.
July 12. Commission to Geoffrey Louther, Richard Wydevyll, Richard Bokeland,
Westminster. Richard Aired, Thomas Broun and Thomas Pound, appointing them or
two or more of them, whereof Aired is to be one, to take at Dover, on
July 14, the muster of the following and of their companies : — Thomas
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1434.
Membrane Qld — conU
Lumley with 19 men at arms armed and 120 archers ; William Caryngton
and Nicholas Caryngton with 10 men at arms armed and 96 archers ;
Eustace Gaudyn, knight, with 8 men at arms armed and 27 archers;
John Bamburgh, man at arms armed, with 21 archers; Fulk Vernon
with 10 men at arms armed and 88 archers ; all bound for France.
MEMBRANE SOrf.
July 6. Commission to James Strangways, John EUerker, Richard Vernoun,
Westminster, knight, Richard Stanehop, knight, Thomas Cumberworth, knight, Thomas
Wodeville, William Tresham, John Bowes, Nicholas Meteley, Richard
Benyngton, John Langholme and the sheriffs of Northampton, Leicester,
Warwick, Nottingham, Derby, Lincoln and Rutland, appointing them
and two of them, to enquire by examination and otherwise, and on oath
of the said counties, as to ships along the coast lading and discharging
merchandise as well in the time of the king's father as of the king
without the custom and subsidies due thereon having been paid, escapes
of felons, escheats, wards, wardships, marriages, due to the king and
withdrawn, and concealments, as to the value of the possessions of alien
priories and manors in his hands as to which no agreement has been
made with the king or treasurer for a farm to be rendered to him, as to
non-residence of customers, controllers and searchers, and as to money
received by such for payment of any annuity, tally or assignment ; as to
wastes, sales and destructions done on manors or lands in the king's
hands, or held in dower or by the law of England for term of life or
years, the reversion belonging to the king, and as to reversions generally,
knights' fees and advowsons belonging to the king through the nonage of
heirs or otherwise.
The like to the following for the following counties : —
John Juyn, knight, ^
William Paston
John Tirell, knight,
John Fray
Richard Wideville
Robert Darcy
Alexander Aune
John Sidenay
John Piry
The sheriffs
Kent, Surrey, Sussex,
Essex, Hertford, Mid-
dlesex.
Philip Courtenay, knight,
John Juyn, knight,
William Goderede
Richard Neweton
William Darell
Robert Andrewe
John Hody
John Yerde
John Corke
Nicholas Assheton
The sheriffs
^
Southampton, Wilts,
Somerset, Dorset,
Devon, Cornwall,
Bristol.
y
426
CALENDAR OP PATENT EOLLS.
1434.
William Westbuiy
John Cottesmore
Thomas Rolf
Thomas Chaucers
John Throgmerton
John Merbury
John Vaumpage
The sheriffs
Membrane BOd — eont*
Gloucester, Worcester,
y Hereford, Salop, Staf-
ford, Oxford, Berks.
John Cottesmore
William Paston
John Fray
John Roys
William Yelverton
Enderby
John Burgoyn
Robert Crane
John Jakes
The sheriffs
Norfolk, Suffolk, Cam-
y bridge, Huntingdon,
Bedford,Buckingham.
William Babyngton
Thomas Fulthorp
John Bertram
John Ellerker
John Thwaytes
Guy Fairfax
John Ursewyk
Robert Rodes
Robert Crakenthorp
John Horslee
John Grymesby
The sheriffs
\
York, Northumberland,
Cumberland, West-
moreland, the town
of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, city of York.
July 11. Commission to Ralph de Crumwell, knight, Hugh Wylughby, knight,
WestminBter. John Bowys, Gerard Maynell, John Byngham and the sheriff of Notting-
hamshire, appointing them, and two or more of them, to enquire upon
oath of the said county as. to concealments.
July 12. Commission to the mayor and water-bailiff of Fowy to enquire who
Westminster, were the malefactors of that town, who lately being at sea in a carrack of
the same took Master James Ram, a subject of the duke of Burgundy,
while coming in a hulk of Flanders from Bordeaux to his own parts
of Flanders and robbed him of 600 crowns of gold, a pipe full of books
valued at 1,000 crowns, a tun of wine worth 20 crowns, and other goods,
plate and jewels to the value of 650 crowns ; and in whose hands the
goods now are, with a view to restitution.
Commission to the mayor of Newcastle-upon-Tyne to discover with a
view to restitution what has become of certain goods and merchandise
of certain merchants of Flanders and Brittany which were taken out
of certain hulks of Flanders by lieges of the king and brought to
Newcastle.
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1434.
Aug. 28.
Westminster.
Aug. 7.
Westminster
MEMBRANE lid.
Appointment of Thomas Stowell, knight, John Stourton, John Hody,
and William Paulet, three or two of them, as justices to deliver the gaol of
Yevelchestre of Richard Stanlynch of Lydeard Bishop's, co. Somerset,
* gentilman.'
Commission of oyer and terminer touching treasons, felonies and tres-
passes in the city of Bristol and the liberty of the same to John Juyn,
knight, John Fyssher the mayor, and Richard Neuton, and two of them.
June 24.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE lOd.
Commission to John Martyn, John Pyrie, John Bamburgh, Edward
Gyldeford and Thomas Betynham, as follows ; — It has been shown
to the king and council by John Seyntlegier and Thomas Seyntle-
gier, kinsmen and heirs of Bartholomew de Sancto Leodegario, that
the said Bartholomew was seised of the manor of Mapelherst, co.
Kent, in his demesne as of fee, the said manor being held of
' gavelkende,* and granted it to Ralph his son and Joan his wife
and the heirs of their bodies, whereby they were seised thereof in the
time of Edward III, and from them the right descended to Ralph and
Arnold their sons and heirs, who made a partition under which the manor
of Pcndecourt, similarly entailed, became Arnold's share and the said
manor of Mapelherst became the share of Ralph, from whom the right
descended to Nicholas and to Thomas his sons and heirs, and then,
Nicholas dying without heir of his body, to Thomas alone, and, on his
death without heir of his body, to the above-named Arnold as kinsman and
heir, and from him to Arnold and the aforesaid Thomas Seintlegier, his sons
and heirs, and from Arnold the son, his right descended to the said John
Seintlegier his son and heir. Afterwards the above named Thomas, son of
Ralph, was disseised by one Thomas Shelley, knight, and, on the latter
forfeiting for high treason, the manor came into the hands of Henry IV ;
who, by letters patent, granted it by the name of ' Mapulherst ' to John
Dabrichecourt, knight, for life, without rendering anything therefor.
By his death it came to the hands of Henry V, who granted it to Lewis
Robessart, esquire, for life, on whose death it came into the bands of the
present king, who by letters patent dated 28 July, 11 Henry VI, committed
the keeping of it, by the name of a tenement called 'Mapilhirst' in
Stapilhirst and Frithynden, co. Kent, to John Home of Lenham and
Richard Home from Michaelmas then last for three years. Now that
Thomas Shelley never had estate in it except by disseisin the petitioners
are ready to prove, and they pray for justice ; wherefore the king has
appointed the above-named commissioners, and two or more of them
including one of the first three, to enquire on oath of the county into
the circumstances. By p.s.
( 428 )
13 HENRY VI.
-I ioi MEMBRANE 37.
Sept. 18. Ratification of the estate of Adam de Irelond as parson of a mediety of
Westminster, the church of Malpas, provided that no plea thereof be pending in the
king's court.
The like for the following : — [No entries.]
Sept. 11. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Cambridge and
Westminster. Huntingdon to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of Bamesey to
brother John Croyland, monk of that house^ whose election to be abbot
has been confirmed by William, bishop of Lincoln, and whose fealty the
king has taken. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Norfolk and Suffolk.
Essex and Hertford.
Bedford and Buckingham.
Northampton.
And to John Brokkeley, mayor of London, escheator in that city.
Writ de int-endmdo to the tenants of the abbey.
Oct. 22. Grant to Thomas Woburn, chaplain, that he be one of the king's
Westminster, chaplains within the Tower of London with the ancient salary and profits.
Oct. 22. William Fryseby and Bichard Dene of Coventre, administrators of the
Westminster, goods of William de Crudeworth alius William Crudworth, late of Coventre,
* mercer,' staying in England, have letters nominating John Brystowe and
William Biram to be their attorneys in Ireland for one year.
John Mitchell, mayor of Coventre, received the attorneys by writ.
Oct. 28. Licence, for 101. paid in the hanaper, for Hugh Halsham, knight, to
Westminster, enfeoff John Haket and John Broun, parson of the church of Possewyk,
and their heirs of the manors of Filby, Possewyk, Stukey, Westlexham
and Karbroke, co. Norfolk, except one acre of land in Filby, and of the
manor of Colyngbourne Valence, co. Wilts, except one acre of land in the
same, all which are held of the king in chief, and for them to regrant the
premises to the said Hugh and Pernell, his wife, and to Hugh's heirs.
Oct. 29. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, that Philip Courtenay,
Westminster, king's knight, he master of the king's venison within Cornwall, and have
the survey of all the king's parks there. By p.s.
Nov. 5. Licence for Stephen Hopere of Yevele to grant in mortmain to the
Westminster, chaplain of the chantry founded by him and his wife Joan, with
William Lambroke, treasurer of the church of St. Andrew, Wells, Alice
late the wife of John Wynford, esquire, and John Botreaux, esquire, at
the altar of the Holy Cross in the church of St. John Baptist, Yevele,
three messuages in Yevele and the reversions of a messuage, 6 acres of
land and one acre of meadow in Estlambrok after the death of Thomas
Porter, tenant for life ; of a messuage, 8^ acres of land, and a moiety of
an acre of meadow in the same town after the death of Bobert Beympe,
tenant for life ; of a messuage, 8 acres of land, and a virgate and 8 roods
of meadow in the same town after the death of Bobert Butte, tenant for
life ; of a messuage, 5 acres of land, and a moiety of an acre of meadow
13 HENRY Yl.
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1434.
Meftibrane 87 — cont.
in the same town after the death of William Wodelond, tenant for life ;
of a messuage in the same town after the death of John Capron, tenant
for life ; and of a messuage and 6 acres of land in the same town after
the death of Richard Capron, tenant for life. The premises, which are
not held of the king in chief or of any other by knight service, have been
found by inquisition before Henry Champneys, late escheator in the
county of Somerset, to be worth 88«. a year, and they are to be in full
satisfaction of the licence to endow the chantry with lands and rents
worth 10 marks a year, which the king granted to the said founders.
Nov. 8. Writ of aid for Richard Aired whom Thomas Chaucer, the chief butler,
Westminster, has appointed to be his deputy in the ports of Yepiswich, Colchesfcre and
Maldon. By bill of the butler.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 36.
Pardon to Edmund Lyly of Eyngeston upon Hull, co. York, 'chapman/
of his outlawry in the said county, for not appearing before the justices of
the Bench to answer John Fothet touching a plea of debt of 40ii., he
having surrendered to the Flete prison as William Babyngton, chief
justice, has certified. York.
The like to the following, mutatis mutandis : —
Thomas Curson of Bishop's Lenn, co. Norfolk, merchant, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Warde of Hadlev,
* drapere,' touching a plea of debt of 20^. Norfolk.
John Wayte of Chelleston, co. Northampton, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer the dean and chapter of the
new collegiate church, Leycester, touching a plea of debt of 10^.
Northampton.
Joan Besyngham, late the wjfe of Robert de Besyngham, of Wakefeld,
CO. York, * widowe,* for not appearing before the same when sued
with John GoodaJe of York, * mercer,' and John Horbery of
Doncastre, co. York, < chapman,* executors, with her, of the will
of the said Robert, to answer John Aleyn, citizen and mercer of
London, touching a plea that they render 22/. 8s. 2</. London.
Richard Cokkowe of Rype, co. Sussex, clerk, for not appearing before
the king to answer Nicholas Selwyn touching a plea of trespass.
Sussex.
Simon Pedham of Honyng, co. Norfolk, *yoman,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John Tunstale touching
a plea of trespass. Norfolk.
Robert Shepherd of Lychefeld, co. Staflfbrd, 'drover,' for not
appearing before the king to answer touching divers trespasses
whereof he was indicted. Middlesex.
Robert Corbald of Wirlyngworth, co. Suflfolk, 'husbondman,' for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Throwere touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. Suffolk.
Hugh Marchall of Meldebum or Mildeborne, co. Cambridge,
'husbondman,' or 'maltman,' for not appearing before Richard
Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to
430
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1434,
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster
Oct. 30.
U'ertininsler.
Oct. 9.
Westminster.
Oct. 27.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Weetminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Metnbrane 86 — cont,
answer John Rolf, touching a plea of debt of 8 marks; and before
the king's justices of the Bench to answer Nicholas Caldecote
touching a plea of debt of 40«. and William Burgoyne and Thomas
Burgoyne of Dryedrayton, co. Cambridge, esquires, touching a
plea of debt of 6/. Cambridge.
Walter Slyght of Quadryng, co. Lincoln, * clerk,* for not appearing
before the king to answer Thomas Med touching a plea of trespass.
Husting of London.
Thomas Danby of Moreton, co. York, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer the prior
of Bridlyngton touching a plea of debt of 7 marks. . York.
Robert Bolt of the county of Devon or of Dertemouth, co. Devon, for
not appearing before William Thimyng and his fellows, justices of
the Bench of Henry lY, to answer Richard Chamberleyn, and
Thomas Brampton, citizens and drapers of London, touching a plea
of debt of 40«. and to answer John Spenser, squire, and John Shor-
ham touching a plea of debt of 40 marks. London and Suffolk.
William Carles, late of Sulthorn, co. Oxford, clerk, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Avery touching
a plea of debt of 10 marks. ^ Oxford.
Roger Cole of Patrystavy, co. Devon, *husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Coleton touching a plea of
debt of 40j». Devon.
Robert Beverley, late of Oxford, co. Oxford, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Wethyk touching a plea of
trespass. Oxford.
William Clethe, late of Tappelawe, co. Buckingham, clerk, for not
appearing before the king to answer John Ardelthorp touching
a plea of trespass. Northampton.
Thomas Neweport, lord of Ercall, co. Salop, esquire, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Alice Saykyn, widow,
John Brokle and Alexander Childe, citizens and drapers of London,
.executors of the will of John Saykyn, late citizen and draper of
London, touching a plea that he render 63s. 9^. London.
John Andrewe of Gloucestre, co. Gloucester, 'gentilman,' alias John
Andrewe in the county of Gloucester, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Norton, citizen and tailor of
London, touching a plea of debt of 161. 11«. Sd, London.
Simon Russell of Cotyngham, co. York, 'gentilman,* for not appear-
ing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer Robert Waterton, esquire, touching a plea of
debt of 2(M. and a plea of debt of 20 marks. York.
Thomas Badston, late of Elmyster, co. Somerset, *yoman,' and
Edith his wife, late the wife of Ralph Copthom of Elmyster,
'diere,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer Peter James, alibis Jemys, burgess and merchant of
Suthampton, touching a plea of debt of 8^ Id, Southampton.
18 HENRY VT.
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1434.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 80.
Westminster.
1435.
Jan. 26.
Westminster,
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 7.
Westniinster.
Membrane 86 — cant.
Nicholas Caryswalle of Orleion, co. Hereford, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Bichard More, parson of the
church of Ibestoke, co. Leicester, John Saundres, clerk, and Roger
Jones, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 10 marks. Leicester.
William Tmssell of Aylmesford, or Ailmesthorp, co. Leicester,
knight, for not appearing before the same to answer John
Russell, esquire, touching a plea of debt of 882. 6<. 8d. and to
answer the same John, and Robert Browe, esquire, touching a
like plea. London.
William Sutton of Osbaston, co. Leicester, < gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Shepey, clerk,
touching a plea of debt of lOL Gloucester.
Richard Stryke, late parson of the parish church of Shyrfeld, co.
Southampton, for not appearing before the same to answer John
Heydon, late parson of the parish church of Shyvyok, co. Cornwall,
touching a plea of debt of 20Z. Southampton.
Richard Fule of Bradewedekelley, co. Devon, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Colecote touching a
plea of debt of 40«. Oxford.
William Parys of Radeclyf, co. Devon, ' husbondman,' for the like.
Oxford.
Jan» 27.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 27.
Westminster*
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jam 29.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 35.
Richard Bole of Puryton, co. Somerset drover,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Gilbard touching a plea of debt
of 40^. Somerset.
Walter Scotte of Chelton, co. Somerset, * husbondman,' for the like.
Somerset.
John Dolyn of Penynton, co. Southampton, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Hugh Stonard, prior of the
IViara Preachers of Wynchelse and John Roger his confrere touching
a plea of debt of 4 marks. Berks.
John Col ton of Dertemouth, co. Devon, 'marchant,' for not
appearing before the same, when sued with John Prygge of
Kyngeswere, co. Devon, < marchaunt,' John Baron of Exeter, co.
Devon, 'marchant' and John Burgeys of Kirkysham, co. Devon,
'marchant,' to answer Peter Vandarman of Brugges, merchant,
touching an alleged trespass. London.
John Cotes of Framlyngham, co. Suffolk, < chapman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Robert Reynam, citizen and mercer
of London, touching a plea of debt of 10/. 4«. London.
Richard Barbour of Dertemouth, co. Devon, 'harbour,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Baron touching a plea
of debt of 14/. 2s. Bristol.
Richard Dromond of Trerys, co. Cornwall, 'yoman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Newelyn, citizen and draper
of London, touching a plea of debt of 408. London.
^
^■p^^
432
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 81.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 31.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 85 — caiU,
Thomas Dyere of Gorscombe, co. Somerset, * dyere,' for not appearing
before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer John Tapener, burgess of Wells, touching a
plea of debt of 5 marks. Somerset.
John Pyper of Papworth, or late of Papworth Agnes, co. Cambridge,
'chapman' or 'yoman,' for not appearing before the justices of
the Bench to answer Stephen Pyers, citizen and tailor of London,
touching a plea of debt of 40». and to answer John Jakes and
William Cawens of Staunford, chaplain, executors of the will of
Agnes Sumerton of Staunford, touching a plea that he render 40j(.
London, Lincoln.
John Thomson late of Great Wyche, co. Worcester, * yoman,* for not
appearing before the king to answer Adam Byell touching a plea
of trespass. Husting of London.
John Morys, vicar of the parish church of Hambury, co. Gloucester,
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
William Treverdowe touching a plea of debt of 16 marks.
London.
Thomas Misne of Doncaster, co. York, ' gentilman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Bawemburgh, John Lacetre
and Benedict Harlewyn and Alice his wife, late the wife of Richard
Sutton, late citizen and draper of London, administrators of the
goods of the said Richard, touching a plea that he render 50 marks.
Middlesex.
Henry Warner of Draycote, co. Derby, * hussebande,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Hugh Wyllughby of Wolaton, knight,
touching a plea of debt of 5 marks. Nottingham.
Richard Home of Poteme, co. Wilts, the younger, ' husbondman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer William London,
executor of the wUl of William Homme of Cirencester, and John
Straunge and Alice his wife, late the wife of the said William
Homme, co-executrix of the said William London, touching a plea
that he render 46s. Gloucester.
William atte Grene of the parish of Hadle, co. Middlesex, * yoman,*
for not appearing before the same to answer John Hobbes of
Luton, CO. Bedford, *maltman,* touching a plea of debt of lOOx.
Hertford.
William Dawes, vicar of the parish church of St. Cleer, co. Cornwall,
for not appearing before the same to answer the prior of the
Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England touching a plea of
debt of 100 marks. Middlesex.
■
John Burgeys of Kirkysham, co. Devon, marchant, for not appearing
before the same when sued with John Colton of Dertemouth,
'marchant,' and others to answer Peter Vanderman of Brugges.
[See aJbove.] London.
Richard WalpoU of Colchestre, co. Essex, * vynter,' and Margery his
wife, late the wife of Thomas Lounde and co-executrix of his will,
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench when sued with
John Best of Colchestre, * fuller,' executor of the same will, to
answer Thomas Merssh, 'grocer,' touching a plea that they render
8 marks. London.
13 HENRY VI.
488
1435.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 5.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Jan. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Feb. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
m
Membrane 85 — conU
John Mouseley of Thedyngworth, co. Leicester, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Roger Hunt and Thomas
Wharfe touching a plea of debt of 19Z. 2.». Sd. London.
John Tjkenherst of Heryettesham, co. Kent, ' repyer,* for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Henry Hikkes touching a plea of
debt of 40s. Kent.
Thomas Smale for not appearing before William Thirnyng and his
fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry IV, to answer that king and
Edmund Seymoar, * chivaler,' for having, contrary to the ordinance,
quitted the service of the latter in which he was retained at
Chelvey. Somerset.
Nicholas Foscote of Conesgrave, co. Northampton, ' husbondman,*
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
Longevyll of Little Billyng, esquire, touching a plea of debt of 80Z.
Northampton.
John Bretore of Sysewalle, co. Suffolk, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Jenney touching a plea of trespass.
Suffolk.
John Cokke of Hesee, co. Middlesex, 'carpenter,' for not appearing
before Robert Hull and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry IV, to answer John Pafford, the younger, touching a plea
of debt of 19Z. 18«. 4(/. Southampton.
John Peke of Botheby Panell, co. Lincoln, the younger, * husbond-
man,* for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer the king and John Bluet, for having taken into his
service Richard Coo of Botheby Panell, * laborer,* who, after
being retained in the service of the said Bluet at Somerby by
Grantham, quitted the same contrary to the ordinance. Lincoln.
John Trygot of Southekirkeby, co. York, *yoman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer the king touching a plea of debt of
9Z. Is, 5d, Husting of London.
Adam Bardeney, for not appearing before William Thirnyng and
his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry IV, to answer the prior
of Sempryngham touching a plea of debt of 20 marks. London.
Roger Rugge of Overstronde by Crowemere, co. Norfolk, * husbond-
man,' for not appearing before the king to answer John, prior of
the Carthusian church of [the Salutation of] Mary the Mother {de
Matris Marie) by London, touching a plea of trespass. Norfolk.
Thomas Bevyle of Nenbole, co. Cornwall, * gentilman,* for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Pafford
touching a plea of debt of 88^. Middlesex.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 34
John Gudwyn of Boston, co. Lincoln, * bocher,' executor of the will
of William Sutton late of Boston, donsel, for not appearing before
the same to answer Ralph son of William Leeke, or Leek, late of
Skreveton, esquire, and executor of his will, touching a plea that
he render 10 marks. Lincoln.
24881
2 K
484
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Nov. 4.
Weatmiiuter.
1435.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
Membrane 84 — cont.
Thomas Tregos, late of Broughton, co. Kent, ' gentilman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer John Langwyth, citizen and
tailor of London, touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
Robert Acurman of Haydon, co. Wilts, * plowman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Criklade touching a plea of
debt of 40«. Wilts.
John Palmere of Hoo, co. Sussex, * husbondman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer William Wodefold touching a plea of
debt of 6^. 16//. Sussex.
John Crane of Wodenorton, co. Norfolk, ' gentilman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Eichard Beche touching a plea of
debt of 28^. Essex.
William NicoU of Lambhyth, co. Surrey, *gentilman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer John Holdernesse touching
a plea of debt of 68«. 7^. Middlesex.
John Sparowe of Beche, co. Cambridge, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Bandolf, goldsmith
of London, and John Hale, late parson of the church of St. John
Zachary, London, executors of the will of Drew Barantyn, late
citizen and alderman of London, touching a plea that he render
40s. London.
Thomas Wenegere of Netherbageworth, co. Somerset, * husbondman,*
for not appearing before the same to answer William Proude
touching a plea of debt of 40s. Somerset.
Richard Walpoll of Colchestre, co. Essex, * vynter,' and Margery his
wife, late the wife of Thomas Lounde, co-executrix of John Best,
for not appearing before the same when sued with John Best of
Colchestre, 'fuller,* executor of the will of the said Thomas
Lound, to answer Thomas Merssh, grocer, touching a plea that
they render 8/. London.
Alexander Balton of Brunham St. Clement*s, co. Norfolk, * husbond-
man,' for not appearing before the same when sued with Henry
Porter of Brunham, 'husbondman,* to answer William Norwych,
touching a plea of debt of 40s. Norfolk.
Thomas Leython of Bishop's Lynne, co. Norfolk, * marchaunt,* for
not appearing before the same to answer William Salter touching
a plea of debt of 6^. Wilts.
Henry Hay tour of Mulso, co. Buckingham, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same when sued with Richard Kent of Milton
Keynys, co. Buckingham, * husbondman,' to answer Thomas
Hobbesson touching an alleged trespass done to him by the said
defendants with Hugh Hobbesson of Mulso, ' husbondman,'
Henry Clerk of Mulso, * husbondman,* Henry Hobbesson of
Neuport* Paynell, co. Buckingham, 'husbondman,* and Henry
Lawe of Milton Keynys, * husbondman.* Buckingham.
John Sawyer of Carlisle, co. Cumberland, *yoman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Waltrop touching a
plea that he render chattels to the vahie of 100<i. Middlesex.
13 HENRY VI.
485
1435.
May 1.
Westminster
May 4.
Westminster.
May 11.
Westminster
May 14»
Westminster
May 4.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 14.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminstei ,
May 16.
Westminster.
May 13.
Westminster.
May 13.
Westminster.
May 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 84 — cont.
Agnes Warwyn of Sydford, co. Devon, *wedowe,* for not appearing
before the king to answer Thomas Raysshelegh touching a plea of
trespass. Devon .
William Laweson of Cramlyngton, co. Northumberland, esquire, for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
de Witton of Witton touching a plea of debt of 113s. id.
Middlesex.
John Lambe of Nonne Appulton, co. York, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Scot touching a plea of debt of
44 marks. London.
John Waleys, clerk, late parson of the parish church of Stretehale,
CO. Essex, for not appearing before the same to answer Ealph
Pennarth, citizen and tailor of London, touching a plea of debt of
40.<i. London.
John Smyth of Hecham, co. Norfolk, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Margaret Elleswyk, touching
a plea of trespass. Norfolk.
William Bagmere of Combe, co. Southampton, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the king to answer William Coventre touching
a plea of trespass. Berks.
William Maloysell of Crokhorn, co. Somerset, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Goter
touching a plea of debt of 40/. Devon.
Bichard Fulwell of Hognorton, co. Oxford, * husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Eberton touching a plea
of debt of 8 marks. Oxford.
Thomas Ilderton of Alnewyk, co. Northumberland, esquire, for not
appearing before the same to answer Ealph Holand, citizen and
pannanus or ' draper ' of London, touching a plea of debt of
18Z. las. lOd. London.
William Skutte of Kedermynstre, co. Worcester, * yremonger,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Dyer of Luddelowe
touching a plea of debt of 10^ Salop.
Robert Mali, or May, of Walsokyn, co. Norfolk, * yoman,* or * husbond-
man,* for not appearing before the same to answer Thomas
Conyngton touching a plea of debt of 10 marks, and to answer the
prior of Lewes touching a plea of trespass. Norfolk.
Joan Sent George of Ikelyngton, co. Cambridge, * wedowe,* sometime
the wife of Baldwin Sent George, knight, for not appearing before
the same to answer John Cornewale, alias Comewayll, knight,
touching a plea of debt of 500 marks. Bedford.
William de Forde of Moungomry, co. Salop, * gentilman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Beket, mercer, touching
a plea of debt of 40.s. Salop.
John Webbe late of Badburgham, co. Cambridge, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Vincent, citizen and
draper of London, touching a plea of debt of 7L ds» Sd,
liOndon.
486
CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
May 7.
Westminster.
May 16.
Westminster.
May 4.
Westminster.
Membrane Si — cont,
Thomas de Keleby, parson of the church of Malberthorp, co. Lincoln,
for not appearing before the same to answer Margaret Conyers, lady
of Hornby, co. Richmond, and Christopher Conyers, esquire, of
Hornby, touching a plea of debt of 17Z. 14«. 10^. York.
William Johnson of Keleby, co. Lincoln, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John White of Wythomwyk
touching a plea of debt of 40«. York.
Richard Lyne of Kynnyfare, co. Stafford, * barker,' for not appearing
before the same, when sued with William Lowe, * husbondman,* and
John Corwyser, * souter,' both of Kynnyfare, to answer William
Hyde touching a plea of debt of lOZ. Leicester.
Leicester.
William Lowe, for the like.
John Corwyser, for the like.
Leicester.
John Wolflfe of Braderiche, co. Cornwall, *husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Stephen Hobbe, clerk, touch-
ing a plea of debt of ^Os. Cornwall.
Henry Horkestowe of Ryssheton, co. Northampton, clerk, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Westhorp touching a
plea of trespass. Nottingham.
John Edyot of Reymmore, co. Devon, 'laborer,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Ralph Leye touching a plea of trespass.
Devon.
May 21 .
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
May 23.
Westminster.
May 16.
Westminster.
May 3.
Westminster.
May 25.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 33
Robert Cote of Lenge, co. Somerset, * chapman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Alford touching a plea of debt of
20Z. Berks.
Thomas Milford of Ludyngton, co. Lincoln, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Henry Morley and John
Bigge touching a plea of debt of 20Z. York City.
Otho Bodrigan of Come Ralegh, co. Devon, esquire, for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Nubury of the county of
Wilts, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 40s. 4^/. Wilts.
Henry Baker of Brienston, co. Dorset, <yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Walter Tracy touching a*plea of debt of
40«. Middlesex.
Thomas Ferenley of Kyngeston upon Hull, co. York, * maryner,' for
not appearing before the same to answer the king touching a plea
of debt of 80T. Husting of London.
John Olyver, chaplain, for not appearing before William Thirnyng
and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry lY, to answer John
Mareys, chaplain, touching a plea of debt of 20 marks. London.
John Horseley of Sutton, co. Somerset, *yoman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Baret, esquire,
and John Homme, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 46s. Srf.
London.
IS HENRY VI.
487
1435.
May 1.
Westminster.
May 28.
Westminster.
May 26.
WesimiDster.
May 11.
Westminster.
Jilne 1.
Westminster.
June 1.
Westminster
June 25.
Westminster.
June 2.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster.
June 25.
Westminster.
June 28.
Westminster
June 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 88 — conU
Henry Howard of Norwich, * husbondman,' for not appearing before
the same to answer Richard Caudray, clerk, one of the servants
of the archbishop of York, late chancellor of England, touching
a plea of debt of 20^. London.
Thomas George of Roudon, co. Wilts, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer the king and Walter Hungerford,
knight, for having quitted the service of the latter contrary to the
ordinance. Somerset.
Paul Lytewyn of Worplesdon, co. Surrey, *gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Assheton, citizen and
fishmonger of London, touching a plea of debt of 9^. London.
Thomas Newelonde of Lydde alias of Broklonde, co. Kent, * souter,'
one of the executors of the will of Henry Newelonde, for not
appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the
Bench of Henry V, when sued with William Newelonde, of
Broklonde, * fysshere,* his fellow executor, to answer Henry Boycote
touching a plea that they render 40/. Kent.
Ralph Gray of Heton, co. Northumberland, knight, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John Arcall and
Nicholas Hoper, citizens and tailors of London, executors of the
will of Thomas Bright, late citizen and tailor of London, touching
a plea that he render 8^. 8^. Id. London.
Robert Parneys of Abyndon, co. Berks, *husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Baylly of Oxford,
touching a plea of debt of 1008. Oxford.
John Pekke, burgess, late of Huntyngdon, co. Huntingdon, * gentil-
man,' for not appearing before the same to answer William Holt,
citizen and mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 201,
London.
Richard Reve of Clauton, co. Devon, *husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before the king to answer John Pyddeler touching a plea of
trespass. Devon.
Roger Lutterworth of New Wyndesorc, co. Berks, clerk, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer William
Estfeld, citizen and mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of
10^ London.
Richard Neve of Manytre, co. Essex, 'husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Mary, abbess of Canonle, touching a
plea of trespass. Essex.
Thomas Taillour of Assewell, co. Rutland, chaplain, for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Thomas Wylford, chaplain, touching
a plea that he render a box with charters, writings and other
muniments therein. London.
John Braytoft of Gnnby, co. Lincoln, esquire, for not appearing
before the same to answer Henry Playstowe touching a plea of
debt of 57«. 2r/. London.
William Careslawe of Newcastle upon Tyne, merchant, for not
appearing before the same to answer the king touching a plea that
he render 76.s. 104f/. Husting of London.
438
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
June 29.
Weitminster.
June 30.
Westminster.
June 23.
Westminster.
June 30.
Westminster.
June 5.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster
June 25.
Westminster.
June 24.
Westminster.
June 30.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westminster.
Membrane 33 — cont,
John Hoo of Stretford, co. Suffolk, *yoman,' for not appearing before
the same to answer Robert Bambargh, citizen and draper of
London, touching a plea of debt of 20 marks. London.
William Holhurst of Tokynton, co. Gloucester, * husbondman,* for
not appearing before the same to answer Henry Webbe touching a
plea of debt of 100». Gloucester.
Walter Poytrill of Boston, co. Lincoln, * shipman,' for not appearing
before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer Robert Catoure of Tymberlande touching a
plea of debt of 40«. Lincoln.
John Lyly of Wolvercote, co. Oxford, * husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Blount, esquire,
touching a plea of debt of 100a. Oxford.
John Godeman of Eggisford or Egeford, co. Devon, * gentilman ' or
'husbondman,' for not appearing before the same to answer
Master Thomas Chace, clerk, touching a plea of debt of lOL and
to answer Richard Haretrowe touching a like plea of 6^. London.
Robert Gay ton of Shetullyngton, co. Bedford, * maltman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Kyrkham of Shenle alias
Shendeley, co. Buckingham, *gentilmen,' touching a plea of debt
of 6 marks. Buckingham.
John Galle, vicar of the church of Ouston, co. Lincoln, for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Belyngham, clerk,
touching a plea of debt of 5 marks. Lincoln.
William Bery, or Bury, of Norwich, * mercer,' or *marchant' or
citizen and merchant of Norwich, for not appearing before Richard
Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry V, to
answer Roger Lylye and John Lylye of Colchestre, merchants,
touching a plea of debt of 29Z. and before the justices of the
Bench of the present king, to answer John Pelle, clerk, and John
Aldyrford of Norwich, 'gentilman,* touching a like plea of 13Z.
and to answer John Stratton, citizen and mercer of London,
touching a like plea of 362. Ws. Ad, and to answer Thomas
Fauconer of London, * mercer,* touching a like plea of 66s. 8(L
Essex, Norfolk, London.
John Segrave of Colchestre, co. Essex, * wolman,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Roland Barley in the
county of Hertford, * gentleman,* and William Glovere of the
same in the county of Hertford, * wolman,* (sic) touching a plea
of debt of iOs. Hertford.
Nicholas Corbald, late of Hoxne, co. Suffolk, * barker,* for not
appearing before the same to answer William Throwere touching
a plea of debt of 20 marks. Suffolk.
Henry Apawe, of Est Todenham, co. Norfolk, * husbondman,* for
not appearing before the same to answer William Goodburgh,
citizen and * mason,* of London, and Katharine his wife, touching
a plea of debt of 221, London.
Thomas Sheffeld, of South Kelsay, co. Lincoln, 'gentilman,* for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Cotes,
of Elsham, John Stepyng of South Kelsay, and John Webster
touching a plea of debt of iL Lincoln.
13 HENRY VI.
439
1435.
June 25.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
July 2.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster
June 28.
W^estminster
July 6.
Westminster
July 5.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 32.
William Appilby, Appulby, or Appylby, of Bedynden, co. Kent,
* yoinan ' or * husbondman/ or of Canterbury, co. Kent, * taillour'
or * draper,* for not appearing before Richard Norton and his fellows,
justices of the Bench of Henry V, to answer John Spencer and
Clement Liifyn, citizens and drapers of London, touching a plea
of debt of 10^. 10s, and to answer John Saykyn, citizen and draper
of London, touching a plea of debt of iOs, and for not appearing
before Robert Hull and his fellows, justices of the Bench of the
same late king, to answer Thomas Pakkere, * fuUere,* touching a
plea of debt of 40s. nor to answer Richard Payn [? son of John | late
chamberlain of the bishop of St. David's and Stephen Payn,
brother of the said John, executors of the will of John Payn,
' taillour,' alias chamberlain of the bishop of St. David's, touch-
ing a plea that he render GL 8s. London, Kent.
John Wythy of Welles, co. Somerset, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench when sued with William Wythy
of Welles, * chapman,* to answer Walter Fyssher touching a plea
of trespass. Berks.
John Boof, Booff or Boef of Lowystoft, Lewystoft or Lowestofte,
CO. Suiiblk, esquire, or * gentilman,' for not appeaning before the
same to answer John Wildon, citizen and merchant of London,
touching two pleas, one of debt of ISL lis, id, and the other that
he render chattels to the value of 18 marks, and to answer John
Gedeney of the town of Westminster touching a plea of debt of
40Z. and William Beveryche, citizen and grocer of London, touching
a like plea of iOs. London, Middlesex.
Roger Loke of Kirton in Holand, co. Lincoln, 'mason,* for not '
appearing before the same to answer the king and Ralph Roche-
forid, knight, for having, contrary to the ordinance, quitted the
service of the latter in which he was retained at Stoke. Lincoln.
John, vicar of the church of Bremele, co. Wilts, for not appearing
before the king to answer touching divers trespasses and contempts
whereof he was indicted. Wilts.
John Bury of Uphavene, co. Wilts, *husbondman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Bacon and
Richard Orchard, executors of the will of Agnes Bacon, touching
a plea that he render 40.v. Wilts.
William Hare of Baston, co. Lincoln, 'husbondman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Beby touching a plea of debt
of 60s. Lincoln.
Henry Sheffeld of Drebbay in Craven, co. York, *yoman,' or of
Beredon, co. York, * husbondman,' for not appearing before the
same to answer William del Walter touching a plea of trespass
and John Elys touching the like. York.
John Grawene, of Boston, co. Lincoln, * husbondman,' for not
api)earing before the same, when sued with James Symond, of
Boston, * gentilman,' and John Sybsey, the younger, * husbond-
man,' John Archer, * husbondman,' Thomas Tope, * husbondman,'
and John Benyson, * husbondman,' all of Toft by Freston, co.
Lincoln, Andrew Warewyk, * husbondman,' Thomas Carter,
' husbondman,' both of Boston, and John Boteler of Toft afore-
said, ' husbondman,' to answer Richard, abbot of Kyrkstede,
touching a plea of trespass. Lincoln.
440
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
June 22.
Westminster.
June 23.
Westminster.
June 80.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
Julys.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
July 1.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
June 22.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
Memhrane 82 — cant,
John Baudewyne of Langtoft, co. Lincoln, *husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Beby touching a plea
of debt of 405. Lincoln.
Thomas Grene of Sheeple, co. Sussex, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Simon Somerton and
William Wellere of Wodestok, co. Oxford, * yoman,* touching a
plea of debt of il. 12s, Oxford.
William BoUe, of Norton, co. Kent, *fermour,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Edyncham and Alan
Edyncham touching a plea of debt of 5 marks. Kent.
John Bray of Andever, co. Southampton, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Margaret Estbury touching a
plea of debt of 40Z. Berks.
John Lambard of Mayden Bradley, co. Wilts, * yoman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Ake touching a plea
of debt of 40«. London.
Richard Heron of Clyfdon, co. Somerset, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the king to answer John Grevell, esquire, touching
a trespass alleged to have been done by the said Richard,
William Stone of Bristol, * marchant,* and John Budde of Bristol,
< marchant.' Somerset.
Laurence Alysaundre late of Enham, co. Southampton, ' yoman,*
for not appearing before the king to answer Peter Hull, touching
a plea of trespass. Southampton.
John Draper of Walden, co. Essex, * husbondman,* for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Gamelyn of
Bradfeld, ^ dyer,' touching a plea of debt of 40s. London.
Humphrey Acworth of Luton, co. Bedford, *gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Ray, citizen and
skinner of London, touching a plea of debt of 4.1s. London.
John Adam of Barnestaple, co. Devon,** marchaunt,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Churbury, clerk, touching a plea
of debt of 405. ~ Devon.
John Burnlay, citizen and merchant of York, for not appearing before
the same to answer John Atkyn of Southleverton, co. Nottingham,
* yoman,' touching a plea of debt of 10 marks 8s. id, Lincoln.
John Skynner of Oxford, co. Oxford, * skynner,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Pedwell, touching a plea of debt
of 4Z. Somerset.
Hugh Pemberton of Pemberton, co. Lancaster, esquire, for not
appearing before the same to answer the king touching a plea of
debt of 10^ 19s. 2i1. Middlesex.
Thurstan Pemberton of Wygan, co. Lancaster, *gentilman,* for the
same. Middlesex.
13 HENRY VI.
441
1435.
July 18.
Westminster.
Membrane 82 — cont,
Thomas Pusey, or Pesey, of Wycombe, co. Buckingham, *gentilman,*
or late of Wykombe, *gentilman/ for not appearing before the
same to answer William Multon, citizen of London, touching a
plea of debt of 40«. and to answer Thomas Broun and John
Wydeslade touching a like plea of 6Z. and to answer Nicholas Yeo,
citizen and draper of London, touching a like plea of 81.
London, Middlesex.
John Martyn, late parson of the church of Weston Colvyle, co.
Cambridge, for not appearing before the same to answer Henry
Hoppeslay, clerk, touching a plea of trespass and conspiracy.
Cambridge.
John Sturmyn of Bokenham, or New Buknam, co. Norfolk, *yoman*
or 'gentilman,' for not appearing before the same to answer John
Lee, citizen and girdler of London, touching a plea of debt of 20/.
and to answer Richard Reynold, citizen and tailor of London, and
Robert Beeston, touching a like plea of 20 marks 9.9. and to answer
John Gedeney, citizen and draper of London, touching a like plea
of 12/. lid. London.
July 12.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 31.
Giles Steyker, alias Moubray, late of London, * herald,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Assheby, citizen and
goldsmith of London, touching a plea of debt of 82/. London.
Thomas Gode late of Stowe Market, co. Suffolk, * yoman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Arnold touching divers
alleged trespasses. Suffolk.
1434.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
1435.
July 12.
Westminster.
1434.
Oct. 1.
Dogmersfield.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 30,
Presentation of Robert Hornse, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church
of iiomeney, in the diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of John
Martharby.
The like of Alan Smyth to a mediety of the church of Ingworth, in the
diocese of Norwich.
The like of Richard ap Grene, chaplain, to the church of Dolegelle, in
the diocese of Bangor ; directed to the vicar general in the absence of
the bishop abroad.
Commission to Master David Pryce, clerk. Master W^illiam Hoper,
clerk. Master John Stortewayte, clerk, Master John Lynfeld, clerk.
Master John Symondesburgh, clerk, John Wellys, Henry Frowyk, John
Abbot and Thomas Fysshe, and to two or more of them including either
Pryce, Hoper, Stortewayte, Lyndfeld or Symondesburgh, to hear
and determine the appeal which has been made to the king's
audience by Thomas Freman of New Saresbury, merchant, defendant
in a maritime cause arising out ,of the arrest of a ship called
le Marie of Lemyngton and the carrying off of certain goods and tackle
belonging to her, against the definitive sentence, with costs, which has
been given against him by Master John Gentyll, doctor of laws, lieutenant
442 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
]^^34 Membrane 30 — amt,
of John, duke of Bedford, admiral of England, out of alleged undue favour
to Walter Veer of Lyndehurst, John Holcom of Baddesley, William Farcy
of Newport, Isle of Wight, and Richard Seman of Suthampton, plaintiffia in
the said cause.
Oct. 22. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Seardeburgh of quayage and
Westminster, pavage for four years.
Oct. 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Stokes to the oflSce of ganger
Westminster, in the port of London, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 28. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Gloucestre of pavage for five years
Westminster, to be applied under the survey of Robert Gilbert.
Nov. 6. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Southwell to be surveyor of the
Westminster, search in the port of London, with the usual fees and wages.
1 iog By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 7. Grant, by advice of the council, to Hugh Forster, for the life of John
Westminster. Forster, and, after his decease, during pleasure, of the office of forester in
the * Penrethwarde * of Ingelwode forest, with the usual fees, wages and
profits. He has served for sixteen years on the guard of the town and
castle of Carlisle, and the said John has surrendered the grant of the
office which he had from Richard II, to the intent that the said Hugh
should have it. By p.s.
Vacated by mrretuler, the kijuj on 10 February y in his sixteenth year, having
granted tJie office to hint for life.
\^$4.^ MEMBRANE 29.
Oct. 26. Appointment, pursuant to the statute of 86 Edward III [atat, 1, cap. 2]
Westminster, of Walter Hole, yeoman of the office of the poultry of the household, to
take poultry for the office until 27 April next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
The like of the following : —
Oct. 27. John Freston, yeoman of the same office, until 28 April.
Westminster. By the like bill.
Richard Chaloner, John Bate and Henry Rys, yeomen of the same
office, and Henry Frankton, Serjeant of the same, until 28 April.
By the Uke bill.
Richard Boseworth, yeoman of the same office.
Nov. 8. W^illiam Fairman, yeoman of the eatery, to take all necessaries for
Westminster. his office, until 5 May.
1435.
Feb. 9. William Rasour, yeoman of the eatery, the like, until [10] August
Westminster. next.
Feb. 16. John Baker, yeoman of the avenary, to take things pertaining to
Westminster. his office, until 17 August next.
Feb. 9. John Newmam, yeoman of the eatery, the like, until 8 August next.
Westminster.
13 HENRY VI.
448
1435.
March 22.
Westminster
March 2.
Dogmersfield.
May 6.
Westminster.
May 17.
Westminster.
June 8.
Westminstei'
June 4.
Westminster.
June 18.
Westminster.
June 17.
Westminster.
July 4.
Westminster.
July 8.
Westminster.
July 5.
Westminster.
Aug. 8.
Westminster.
Membrane 29 — cant.
Hugh Maigne, yeoman of the eatery, the like, until 20 September
next.
Geoffrey de Lavan, yeoman of the same, the like, until 1 August next.
William Fairman, yeoman of the same, the like, until 4 November
next.
Thomas Sende, yeoman of the bakery, the like, until 16 November
next.
Walter Bryght, yeoman of the bakery, the like.
Richard Mason, yeoman of the eatery, the like, until 2 December
next.
Hugh Hervy, yeoman of the eatery, the like, until 8 December next.
John Somer and John Grene, yeomen of the avenary, the like,
until 12 December next.
Richard Somer, yeoman of the avenary, the like.
Thomas Hill, yeoman of the same office, the like.
John Bate, Henry Rys and Richard Chaloner, yeomen of the poultry,
and Henry Frankton, Serjeant of the same, to take things pertain-
ing to their office, until 16 December next.
John Freston and Richard Boseworth, yeomen of the poultry, the
like, until 8 January next.
John Bay, yeoman of the eatery, the like, until 14 January next.
Walter Hale, yeoman of the poultry, the like, until 4 January next.
Geoffrey de la Van, yeoman of the eatery, the like, until 7 February
next.
1434.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 28.
Revocation of the protection for one year which was granted to Ralph
Wadeswyk of London, esquire, as about to proceed to France to join the
company of John, duke of Bedford ; because he tarries in the city of
London as the sheriffs have certified.
Nov. 5. Appointment, from Michaelmas last until Michaelmas following, of
Westminster. John Penycok to be collector and approver of all the rents and profits of
the manor of Byflete, co. Surrey, in the king's hands as being of the
duchy of Cornwall, to answer for the profits thereof at the Exchequer.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Appointment, during pleasure, of William Galle to the office of gauger
in the port of Boston, with the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 26. Grant, by advice of the council, to Giles Thorndon, esquire, of the
Westminster, office of constable of the castle of Develyn in Ireland, to be discharged by
himself or his deputy, with wages of 12d. a day out of the fee farm of the
city of Develyn by the hands of the mayor and bailiffs. By p.s.
444
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Oct. 29.
Westmmster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster
Oct. 4.
Dogmersfield.
Oct. 2.
Dogmersfield .
1435.
May 24.
Westminster.
May 27.
Westminster
July 2.
Westminster.
1434.
Nov. 22.
Dogmersfield.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Dec. 4.
Dogmersfield
1436.
Jan. 12.
Westminster.
1434.
Dec. 14.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cant.
Licence, for 20i. paid at the receipt of the Exchequer, for John
Hampden, esquire, Thomas Haseley, esquire, Richard Westwold, esquire,
and Thomas Walsyngham to assign the manors of Costesey, Benhale,
Bokkyng, Can teles in Snape and Yaises in Stratford and 69 acres of land
in Wyngefeld, in the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, which are held
of the king in chief, to William de la Pole, knight, earl of Suffolk, and
Alice his wife, and the heirs of their bodies, with reversion to the present
assignors and the heirs of the said John Hampden.
Pardon to Richard Cole of Newehyde, co. Kent, of his outlawry in the
said county for not appearing before Henry V to answer that king
touching divers trespasses whereof he was indicted; he having
surrendered to the Marshalsea prison as William Cheyne, chief justice,
has certified.
Revocation of the protection for half a year which was granted to
Henry Wadyngton, of Bagsholf, co. York, *yoman,* as about to proceed
to France in the company of James Standyssh, esquire, because he tarries
in the said county as the sheriff has certified.
Ratification of the estate of Nicholas Upton as parson of the church of
Stapilford, in the diocese of Salisbury.
The like of the following : —
William Brewester, as parson of the church of St. Nicholas atte
Shambles, London.
William Fallan, king's clerk, as parson of the parish church of
Hengham Sybbyll alias Sybbyll Hethyngham, in the diocese of
London.
Andrew Holes, king*s clerk, as prebendary of Flixton in the
cathedral church of Lichfield. By p.s.
Presentation of Henry Faukes to the church of St. Dominic, in the
diocese of Exeter.
Pardon, for 10^. paid in the hanaper, to Thomas Okore and Thomasia
late the wife of George Sallowe, esquire, tenant in chief of Henry V, for
intermarrying without the king's licence.
Licence, for 20 marks paid in the hanaper, for Robert Ponynges,
knight, to enfeoff Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland, John Martyn, John
Blast and John Bolnee of the manors of Newynton, Estwell and Westwod,
CO. Kent, and of the advowson of the church of Estwell, which are held
of the king in chief, one acre of land in the said manor of Newynton
excepted.
Presentation of William Cok, vicar of the church of Heanok, in the
diocese of Exeter, to the vicarage of Crystowe, in the same diocese, on an
exchange of benefices with Geoffrey Schute.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Combe of the
office of coroner in the city of London, with the usual wages and fees.
ByC.
Mandate to the escheator in the county of Worcester to deliver the
temporalities of the abbey of Evesham, immediately subject to the Roman
church, to brother John Wykewone, monk of the house, who has been
elected abbot in the room of Richard, deceased, by the sub-prior and
convent in accordance with the indulgence granted for such cases by the
apostolic see, and whose fealty the king has taken. By p.s.
13 HENRY VI.
445
1434.
1435.
Jan. 27.
Westminster
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Memhrajie 28 — cont.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Hereford. Gloucester.
Stafford. Northampton.
Warwick.
To Robert Otteley, mayor of London and escheator in that city.
To the king's chancellor in the county palatine of Lancaster.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Presentation of Thomas Fen, chaplain, to the church of Great Waketon,
in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by reason of the nonage of
John, duke of Norfolk.
Pardon to John Sutton of London, * maryner,' of his outlawry in the
busting of London for not appearing before the king to pay his ransom
for not producing before the king Thomas Kyng of London, * shipwryght,*
for whom he was a mainpernor with others, to answer the king touching a
contempt and trespass against the statute of maintainors and upholders
of quarrels. The said John Sutton has now surrendered to the
Marshalsea prison as William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified.
Jan. 6.
Westminster.
Jan. 8.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 27.
Tnspej'imm and confirmation of the following : —
(1.) A demise, dated in Dogmersfield manor, 20 December 12
Henry VI, by John, bishop of Bath and Wells, to Thomas Stret
the younger, son of John Stret the younger of Westerley, co.
Gloucester, and to Marion, wife of the said Thomas, and to
W^illiam and John their sons, of a messuage called ^ le Hylhouse '
with half a virgate of land, meadow, wood, feeding and pasture,*
adjacent to the same, which premises John Polyng and Maud his
wife held at the date of the demise, at Radford in the manor of
Poculchurch : also of a cottage called * le Ryggehowse * in
Westerley aforesaid, at the end of the lane called * Shydbomstret,*
with lands, woods, feedings and a pasture called ' le Overlonde '
adjacent, in like manner as Joan the wife of Thomas Laurence
held them at the date of this demise ; to hold in survivorship by
the rents and services as valued in money in the bishop's custumal
books, and by doing suit of court at Poculchurche twice a year and
bearing other charges due to the king as other tenants have been
wont to do for such parcel of land. The bishop is to have heriot
and right of re-entry if the rent or a part of it be a quarter in
arrear.
(2.) Letters patent, dated in the chapter house of Wells, 2 October,
1^84, of John Forest, the dean, and the chapter of Wells
inspecting and confirming the above.
(8.) The like letters patent, dated in the chapter house of Bath, 20
November, 1434, of William Southebroke, prior of the cathedral
church of Bath, and the chapter or convent of the same place.
For ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
Commission to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, by mainprise of
Nicholas Thorley of the county of Essex, knight, and John Skelton
of the county of Cumberland, esquire, of the marriage of Henry son and
heir of John Gray, knight, and Joan his wife, tenants in chief. The
duke is to pay therefor 800/. viz. 600 marka at the Purification next,
800 marks at St. Peter*s Chains next and 800 marks at Easter following.
By bill of the treasurer.
446 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 jQK Membrane 27 — c<mt.
Jan. 26. Licence, for 8 marks paid in the hanaper, for Richard Bosoun to grant
Westminster, the manor of Asshefeld, co. Suffolk, which is held in chief, one acre of
land excepted, to Humphrey, earl of Stafford, Thomas Tudenham,
knight, Robert Caundyssh and Nicholas Drury, esquire, and their heirs.
^A^A MEMBRANE 26.
Nov. 6. L!c*3:ice, by advice of the council, for Roland Lentall, knight, and Lucy
Westminster, his wife, to crenellate, turrellate and embattle their manor of Hampton
Rychard, co. Hereford, and make a fortalice there ; also to impark 1,000
acres of land. By p.s.
Dec. 17. Presentation of Richard Dalamare, chaplain, to the church of Newen-
Dogmersfield. ham, in the diocese of Winchester.
Nov. 16. Grant to the bailiffs and burgesses of Shrewsbury of murage for four
Westminster years, to be applied under the survey of the abbot of Shrewsbury.
Nov. 17. Commission to Master Reginald Kentwode, dean of St. Paul's, London,
Westminster. Master John Stokes, Master John Stortwayte or Stortewayte, Master
John Lynfeld, Master Robert Thornton, Master James Cole, John Wellys,
Henry Frowyk, John Abbot and Thomas Fysshe, and to two or more of
them including either Kentwode, Stokes, Stortewayte, Lyndfeld, Thornton
or Cole, to hear and determine the appeal made to the king's audience in
the cause of the arrest of the ship called le Marie of Lemyngton. [See
Membrane 80 ahcn*e,]
Nov. 80. Licence for the prior and convent of Eveshame to elect an abbot in
Westminster, the room of Richard, deceased. By p.s.
Dec. 19. Licence for the prior and convent of the monastery of St. Werburga,
Westminster. Chester, to elect an abbot in the room of Thomas Erdeley, deceased.
Dec. 27. Licence for the prioress and convent of nuns of the monastery of
DogmersfLeld. St. John Baptist, Godstowe, to elect an abbess in the room of Elizabeth
1 j^oF Pytte, deceased.
Jan. 8. Signification to W. bishop of Lincoln, of the king's assent to the
Dogmersfield. election of Elizabeth Felmersham, sister of Godstowe, to be abbess of
li^l that place.
Nov. 5. It was found by inquisition taken before Thomas Shyngelton, late
Westminster escheator in the county of Buckingham, that John Barton, the younger,
held on the day of his death, being jointly enfeoffed with John Cottesmore,
John Longevyll, Thomas Payn, William Thommes, clerk, and Gilbert
Bury, clerk still surviving, the manor of Donyngton of the gift and
feoffment, made without royal licence, of Richard Baynard, Robert
Darcy, Richard Fox, and Richard Duryvall, clerk, to the said feoffees
and to John Barton the elder since deceased, and that the manor
is held of the king by knight service. The manor was accordingly taken
into the king's hands, but now, for 45 marks paid in the hanaper, he has
pardoned the trespass and granted licence for the said surviving feoffees
1 J o e to have again and to hold the premises.
14dD.
Feb. 6. Presentation of John Cokkes, king's clerk, to the church of Kynwarton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Worcester, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of the bishopric being in his hands; directed to the keeper of th^
spirituality.
18 HENBT VI.
447
1435.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
Jan. 29.
Westminster.
1434
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
1435.
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 26.
It was found by inquisition taken before John Barley, late escheator in
the county of Essex, that Walter late lord Fitz Wautier, knight, was
seise<l of the manor of Beydon, which is held of the king in chief, in his
demesne as of fee tail, and that he granted the manor, without royal
licence, to Henry, bishop of Winchester, for life. On the death of the
said Walter the manor was taken into the king*s hands on account of
this trespass, but now, for 40x. paid in the hanaper, the king has pardoned
the trespass and grants licence for the bishop to have the manor again for life.
Signification to pope Eugenius of the king's assent to the election of
brother John Salghall, monk of St. Werberga's, Chester, as abbot of that
house. By p.s.
Licence for John Taunton of Guysnes to ship to London from the port
of Calais 400 quarters of wheat bought in the county of Guysnes.
Commission to William Westbury and William Chaunterell to be justices
of assizes in the counties of Oxford, Berks, Worcester, Stafford, Salop,
Hereford and Gloucester. By C.
Pardon to John Holewey of Feversham, co. Kent, *hosyer,* of his out-
lawry in the said county, for not appearing before the king to satisfy him
of the ransom due from him for a trespass, against the peace, done to
Richard Maykyn, whereof he was convicted ; he having now surrendered
to the Marshalsea prison as William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Ralph Botiller,
king's knight, of the office of chief butler, which was held by Thomas
Chaucer, king's esquire, when alive, with the accustomed fees and profits
according to a form to be appointed by the council. The said Ralph has
done good service to the king's father and the king in France and
England, without fee, and he has resigned all the captaincies which he
had in France by grant of Henry V, in order to serve about the king's
person. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender, tlie king on 10 Aprily in his fifteenth year, hailing
granted him the said office with the office of master-forester of Hnowedon and
constable of Coneway castle.
Pardon to William Knyght of Staunford, co. Lincoln, * draper,* of his
outlawry in the said county for not appearing before the justices of the
Bench to satisfy Thomas Basset and John Palfreyman, executors of the
will of Henry Clerke of Apethorpe, co. Northampton, and Walter
Grantham, prior of the Augustinian Friars of Staunford, and Thomas
Swafeld his fellow-friar, co-executor with the other two, of a judgment
debt of 80/. and 40«. damages ; the said William having surrendered to
the Flete prison as William Babyngton, chief justice of the Bench, has
certified.
Feb. 9. Presentation of Thomas Workeslay, king's clerk, to the church of
Westminster Beghton, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, void by the death of
John More.
Jan. 28.
Westminster
Feb. 6.
Westminster
Feb. 8.
Westminster
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Hardewyk,
under-clerk of the king's kitchen, of the office of bailiff of the stannary of
Penwyth and Kerryer, co. Cornwall, which Thomas Congreve had by
grant at will, to be discharged by the said John or his deputy, with the
accustomed fees, wages, tribulages and other profits. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender, the king <m 20 September, in his siarteenth year, having
ifranted him the said office for life.
448 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
I^QK Membrane 26 — cont,
Feb. 1. Exemplification, upon oath by Hugh Forester, son of John son of
WeBtminster. Thomas Forester, that the original letters have been accidentally lost, of
letters patent dated 25 February, 17 Richard II, granting to the said John
the office of forester of * Penrethwarde * in Inglewode forest.
Jan. 24. Pardon to William Gybson of Kyrketon in Holand, co. Lincoln, * elyman,'
Westminster, of his outlawry in the county of Leicester for not appearing before the
ju<?tices of the Bench to satisfy Roger Lubnam and Robert Drewe of 8^
ISs. Ad, adjudged to them as damages for the detention of two casks
(cadonim) of their oil, value 100«. of which he was convicted by a jury of
the country : he having surrendered to the Flete prison and settled for the
said damages as William Babyngton, chief justice of the Bench, has
certified.
Feb. 12. Presentation of William Michell, parson of the church of Netilton, in
Westminster, the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Westyllybery, in the diocese of
London, on an exchange of benefices with Walter Lyhert.
Feb. 1. Licence, by advice of the council, for the abbot and convent of St.
Westminster. Mary's, Fourneys, to absent themselves from Ireland for 20 years. By p.s.
Feb. 16. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of Bernewell to elect a prior in
Westminster, the room of brother John Chaterys, deceased.
MEMBRANES 24 and 23.
Feb. 10. Inspeximns and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Wettminster. and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king's first year, to the prior and convent of
Coventry of the following : —
(1.) A charter dated 22 January, 22 Edward III. [Chaner Boll, 22
Kdmird III. No, 6.]
(2.) Letters patent dated 27 July, 5 Henry V, being a grant to the
sub-prior and convent of the custody of the temporalities of the
priory during voidances.
I^qj Membrane 28 (caniJ),
Nov. 22. Presentation of Henry Faukes to the church of St. Dominic, in the
Dogmersfield. diocese of Exeter.
The like of John Rawelyns to the church of Everle, in the diocese of
Winchester.
1435.
Feb. 18. Whereas Thomas, earl of Dorset, since deceased, Hugh Mortemer, since
Westminster, deceased, William Hankeford, knight, since deceased, Thomas de Stonore,
since deceased, Henry Somer, Richard Wyot, since deceased, Henry Aston,
since deceased, John Warfeld, and Geoffrey Prentys, since deceased,
acquired in fee from Thomas Chancier, since deceased, Edmund Hampden,
since deceased, John Golafre, Robert James, since deceased, John Beek,
since deceased, John Coterell, since deceased, John Lymbury, since
deceased, and William Rassh, the manors of Hognorton and Cudlyngton,
CO. Oxford, held of the king in chief, and entered therein without licence ;
and whereas the said Henry Somer, Henry Aston, John Warfeld, Geoffrey
Prentys and Richard Wyot granted the premises to the said Thomas
13 HENRY VI. 449
i^Qf^ Membrane 28 {conU).
Chancier and Maud his wife, John Hampden, Thomas Bretton, William
Hervy, since deceased, William Boord, Thomas Ramseye, William Rassh
and John Seynesbury, clerk, who also entered therein without licence :
the king, for 40^ paid in the hanaper, has pardoned these trespasses,
and granted licence for the survivors of the last-named grantees to hold
the premises.
Vacated because otherwise beloic [w. 17].
Feb. 5. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to James Gresacre,
Westminster, one of the yeomen of the chamber, of the offices of the rhaglawry and
* amobrisship * of the commote of Ardudoy, co. Merioneth, in North Wales,
to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the commodities and
profits to the value of 10^. a year ; any surplus to be accounted for at the
exchequer of Carnarvon. William Clarence, groom of the chamber, and
John Penycok, groom of the robes, have surrendered a grant, which they
had, of the premises, to the intent that the said James Gresacre should
have them. By p.s.
1434.
Nov. 4. Letters of denization, by advice of the council, for Joan Mundet, bom
Westminster, jq f^]^Q p^rts of Hainault. By p.s. and for 6 marks paid in the hanaper.
I^gg MEMBRA XE 22.
Feb. 13. Pardon to John Arundell of Trerys, late of Efford, co. Cornwall,
Westminster, knight, of his outlawry in the county of Devon for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to satisfy John Hulle of Harston of a
judgement debt of AOL and 20^. damages ; he has now surrendered to the
Flete prison and the said John Hullo, by Thomas Hille his attorney, has
acknowledged satisfaction of the said debt and damages, as William
Babyngton, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Feb. 8. Whereas Robert Tendale having of the grant of the king's grandfather
Westminster. Q^(^ ^ j^y by \^]jq hands of the sheriflF of the county of Lincoln and the
offices of * amobreship ' and * wodewardship ' in the commotes of Issaph
and Uphagh, co. Caernar\'an, in North Wales, as of the value of 10^. yearly,
wishes to surrender the same letters patent to the intent that Thomas
Bateman, cofferer with Katharine, queen of England, may have the
premises of the gift of the present king, he, for good service done by the
said Thomas to the late king in his household, by advice of the council,
has granted to him 6//. a day as above as well as * le amobreship ' and the
said office of * wodewardship ' to hold himself or by his sufficient deputy
during the life of Robert, to hold also the * amobreship ' and the office of
* wodewardship * after the death of Robert, during pleasure, with all
profits and commodities of the same as of the value of lOL yearly,
answering at the exchequer of Caernarvan for any surplus. By p.s.
1434.
Nov. 11. John Stonhous on 11 July [June] last, by a writing, demised the manor
Westminster, of Oversodyngton, co. Gloucester, held of the king in chief, to
John Langeleye and William Goldynge and their assigns for 20 years
from the morrow of Michaelmas then next ; and also granted it to the
said John Langeleye from the date of the writing until the said morrow
of Michaelmas. Then, on 14th June following, the same John
Stonhous, by charter, confirmed the said manor to the said Langeley, his
2488X 2 F
450 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434.
Mrmbrane 22 — eont.
heirs and assigns ; and later, viz. on 9 July then next, hy another writing,
released all his right in the premises to the said John Langeley and his
heirs, saving always to the said John Stonhous 8 marks of yearly rent
out of the said manor for his life and after his death to William his
brother and his heirs ; and likewise 40s. a year rent to the said
William and Alice, his wife, for life provided they do not live more
than 60 years. The said John Langeleye entered into the manor with-
out licence, but now, for B0«. paid in the hanaper, the king has pardoned
these trespasses and grants him licence to retain it.
1435.
Jan. 27. Grant, by advice of the council, to William Pre^tewyk, king's clerk, of
Westminster, the prebend which Sir John Breche held in the free chapel of St.
Stephen, within the palace of Westminster.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean of the said chapel.
1434.
Nov. 14. Grant, during pleasure, to Thomas Neuton and William Ludlowe, the
Oirenceq^r. king's servants, of the office of gauger in the port of Kyngeston upon
Hull, with the usual fees and wages. By bill of the treasurer.
The like to George Trome of the office of the tronage and pesage in the
port of Chichester. By the like bill.
Nov. 14, Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Stalworth,
Cirencester, the king's surgeon, of the office of steward of Cheillesmore, co. Warwick,
to be discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the accustomed
fees, wages and profits, as Robert Castell had the same of the king's grant :
notwithstanding that the said William has by grant of Henry V the office
of * wodeward * of Talapont, North Wales, to the value of 10 marks a year,
and 2d. a day from Cheillesmore park. The said Robert Castele has
surrendered his grant of the said office of steward to the intent that the
said William should have it. By p.s.
1435.
Feb. 18. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Cotford, to be controller of the
Westminster, petty custom in the port of London, with the usual fees and wages and
with the statutory provisoes. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 21. The like of John Salter, to be controller of the great and petty customs,
Westminster, and of the subsidies of wool, hides and woolfells and of Ss, of the tun and
12f/. of the pound, in the ports of Plymmouth and Fowy.
By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 28. The like of William Warner in the port of Sandwich. By the like bill.
Westminster.
Feb. 14. Pardon to Richard Knyghte of Howendell, or Oundell, co. Northampton,
Westminster. < chapman' or * marcbaunt,' of his outlawries in the counties of Nottingham
and Lincoln for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
John Penne of London, * grocer,' and William Penne of London,
'grocer,' touching a plea of debt of 14^. 19s. 8(L and to satisfy Thomas
Basset and John Palfreyman, executors of the will of Henry Gierke of
Apethorp,co. Northampton, and Walter Grantham, priorof theAugustinian
Friars of Staunford and Thomas Swafeld, his fellow-friar, co-executor with
the said Basset and Palfreyman, of a judgement debt of 80/. and 40«.
damages : he having now surrendered to the Flete prison and having
satisfied the said debt and damages, as William Babyngton, chief justice of
the Bench, has certified.
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-i^gg MEMBRANE 21.
Feb. 6. It has been shown to the king and council by Joan, countess of
Westminster Westmorland, that over 9001. are due to her for the period of the
present reign for a certain yearly rent of 1201. granted to Ralph, late
earl of Westmorland, and to her, and to the heirs male of their bodies, by
Richard II out of the custom and subsidy in the port of Newcastle
upon Tyne, and that there are due to her as executrix of the will
of the said Ralph 97^. 7^. O^d. from another yearly rent of 27/. 16s. Sid,
granted in fee by Edward III to Ralph Nevill, grandfather of the said
earl, who was his heir, to wit son of John son of the said Ralph, out of
the custom and subsidy in the said port and in the ports of Hertilpole or
Kyngeston upon Hull. On the other hand the king requires 800Z. from
her and her co-executors by reason of an erroneous judgement given before
the .barons of the Exchequer, in 9 Henry V, against the said last earl, on a
sinister information given against him by certain of his ill-wishers.
Now by authority of the last Parliament the council has full power to
revoke the said judgement, wherefore she prays the king and council to
revoke the same. The king accordingly, by advice of the cbuncil, has
pardoned her and her co-executors the said 800/. for a fine of 400/. to be
paid by her, but she is to be allowed off the amount of the said fine any'
arrears due to the said late earl or her or either of them by reason of the
said grant of 120/. a year out of custom which actually has accrued during
the present reign in the said port of Newcastle on Tyne and anything due
to him or her or either of them, by reason of the other grant, out of
custom which actually has accrued in the said ports of Newcastle,
Hertilpole and Kyngeston on Hull. Anything left of the fine after such
allowances made the king assigns, at her request, to Richard earl of
Salisbury in part payment of his wages for the safe-custody of the
marches towards Scotland. By p.s.
Feb. 14. Appointment, during pleasure, by advice of the council, of Christopher
Westminster. Bamewall to be chief justice of the Bench in Ireland. By p.s.
Feb. 11. Pardon to Richard Draper of Aston by Sudbury, co. Derby, 'husbond-
VVestmmster. man,' of his outlawry in the county of Nottingham for not appearing
before the keepers of the peace and justices of oyer and terminer in the
said county to answer the king touching divers trespasses against the
peace, of which he was indicted ; he having surrendered to the king's
prison in the said county before the said justices, as William Babyngton,
one of them, has certified.
Feb. 13. Whereas Thomas Chancier, since deceased, and Maud, his wife, acquired
Westminster, to them and their heirs from John Arundell, knight, and Margaret, his
wife, both since deceased, a moiety of 100 acres of wood in Ewelme,
Swynecombe and Tusfeld and a mediety of the advowson of the church of
Ewelme, which are held of the king in chief, and entered in them without
licence : the king for 205. paid in the hanaper has pardoned this trespass.
Vacated because otherwise below [p. 454].
Whereas Thomas Chancier, since deceased, John Golafre, John Cottes-
more, Robert James, since deceased, John Hampden, Richard Wyot,
since deceased, and Thomas Haseley lately acquired in fee from William
Fitzwaryn, Thomas Estbury, Thomas Somerton and Thomas Coventre
the manor of Bokeland, co. Berks, which is held of the king in chief, and
entered therein without licence : for 11/. paid in the hanaper the king
has pardoned this trespass.
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452 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
-•j^qpr Membrane 21 — vnnt.
Feb. 16. Presentation of William Salfort, vicar of the church of Little Adyngton,
Westminster, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Wasshingle, in the same diocese,
on an exchange of benefices with William Othehill.
Feb. 15. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Bedford and John Broune to
Westminster, hear and determine the accounts of the receivers, farmers, bailiffs and
other ministers of the temporalities of the bishopric of Worcester, which
are in the king's hands by the death of Thomas Polton, last bishop.
By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 25. Licence, by advice of the council, for Robert Malorre, prior of the
Westminster. Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, to leave the realm to fight
the Soldan and his power on the summons of the master and convent of
Rodes, with his brethren, household and servants, and to take with him
gold and silver coined to the sum of 100 marks sterling, three basons,
three ewers, four pots, three silver saucers with covers, three dozen silver
cups, eight with covers, four * chargers ' of silver, eight platters of silver
and two dozen silver spoons, one silver chalice, one little bell for mass
and two phials of silver and other suitable equipment. By p.s.
, Vacated became otherwise in the French Roll of this year.
Feb. 8. Appointment, during pleasure, by advice of the council, of John Fray
Westminster, to be' second baron of the Exchequer, with the accustomed fee. By p.s.
The like of William Derby, clerk, to be third baron.
Feb. 18. Revocation of the protection for one year, which, on 7 February last,
Westminster, was granted to Richard Aspden late of Merfcholme, alias of Mertholme,
CO. Lancaster, * yoman,' as being in France in the company of John, earl
of Arundel, because he tarries in the city of London and its suburbs,
as Thomas Bernewell and Simon Eyre, the sheriffs, have certified.
MEMBRANE 20.
Feb. 11. Inspexinuis and confirmation to the sub-prior and chapter of the
Westminster, cathedral church of Coventry, of letters patent dated 12 July, 3 Henry V,
inspecting and confirming the following : —
1. Letters, dated in the chapter house at Lichfield, 28 February,
1898-9, of Thomas de Stretton, the dean, and the chapter of
Lichfield.
2. A bull of Boniface the pope, dated at St. Peter's, Rome, Calends
of May, in the tenth year of his pontificate.
For 40^. paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 4. Licence for Henry, archbisl»op of Canterbury, to grant in mortmain to
Westminster, the master and college of Higham Ferrers a messuage called * le Swan on
the Hope,' 60 acres of land and 10 acres of meadow, in Higham Ferrers
and Newenton, co. Northampton, not held of the king, which have been
found to be worth 20.-*. a year by inquisition before William Frebody, late
escheator in the said county, in satisfaction of 26.s. 8(/. a year of the
licence to acquire 40 marks worth a year of land and rent, which the
college has from the king.
July 9. Commission, for half a year, to Richard Hunte, * feretour,* to take
Westminster, coneys for the household, also thread for nets for the purpose.
13 HENRY VI. 453
2^gg MEMBRANE 19.
Feb. 22. Commission during pleasure to John Geryn, one of the auditors in the
Westminster. Exchequer, and John Walssh to audit the accounts of the receivers,
bailiffs, ringilders, reeves, bedels and other accounting ministers of the
king in North and South Wales, but not those of chamberlains, sheriffs,
bailiffs errant or escheators, with the usual fees and wages from the day
of quitting the city of London to that of return. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 28 Appointment during pleasure of William Warner to be controller of the
Westminster, great and petty custom, and of the subsidies on wool, hides and wool-fells
and of Qs, on the tun and 12^. on the pound in the port of Sandwich, at
the usual fees and wages and with the statutory provisoes.
By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 26. Signification to P. bishop of Ely of the king's assent to the election of
Dogmersfield. brother John Page, sub-prior of Bemewell, to be prior of that house.
Feb. 25. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Oxford and Berks to deliver
Dogmersfield. the temporalities of the monastery of Godestowe to Elizabeth Felmersham,
nun of that house, whose election to be abbess has been confirmed by W.
bishop of Lincoln, and whose fealty the king has directed to be taken by
Master Thomas Bourghchier, chancellor of the University of Oxford.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Southampton and Wilts. Sussex.
Buckingham. Dorset.
Warwick. Northampton.
Gloucester.
Robert Otteley mayor of London and escheator in that city.
Writ lie intemloulo to the tenants of the abbey.
Feb. 22. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Bedford and John Broime
Westminster, to audit the accounts of the chamberlains, sheriffs, escheators, receivers,
ringilders, reeves and other ministers of the king in the county of
Chester, with the customary fees and wages. By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 13. Exemption for the bishop of Exeter, who is prevented from riding on
Westminster, horseback by long-standing disease of the shin bones, from personal
attendance at Parliament or royal councils, [lucdera,] By p.s.
March 16. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of the priory of St. Denys by
Westminster. Southampton to elect a prior in the room of brother Thomas W^ynchestre,
deceased.
March 11. Commission to Ralph Baker, Richard Trotter, John Edmed and John
Westminster. Byle of Stanes, to collect pontage for seven years on things for sale
passing under or over the bridge, to be expended on repairing Stanes
bridge and the highway leading from Stanes to a hill called *Eghamhill,'
under the survey of John Thorp and John Clement.
April 7. Presentation of John Langton, vicar of the church of Crostwhait, in the
Dogmersfield. diocese of Carlisle, to the church of Bruham, in the same diocese, on an
exchange of benefices with John Kyng.
April 11. John Michell of Coventre, * mercer,' staying in England, has letters
Westminster, nominating John Seys and Thomas Dryhurst of Dyvelyn to be his
attorneys in Ireland for one year.
The prior of the church of St. Mary, Coventre, received the
attorneys by writ.
454 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Membrane 19 — eont.
1435.
March 22. Mandate to the esoheator in the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon
Wookey. to deliver the temporalities of the priory of Bernewell to brother John
Page, canon of the house, whose election as prior has been confirmed by
P. bishop of Ely, and whose fealty the same bishop has been directed
to take.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Lincoln. Norfolk and Suffolk.
Essex and Hertford. Bedford and Buckingham.
Robert Otteley, mayor of London and escheator in that city.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory.
March 18. Signification to H. bishop of Winchester, of the king's assent to the
Andover. election of brother Thomas Arnewode, sub-prior of the priory of St. Denys
by Southampton, to be prior of that house.
April 6. Presentation of John Andrewe, chaplain, to the church of St. John
Amesbury. the Baptist, Suthampton, in the diocese of Winchester.
April 5. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Suthampton and Wilts to
Andover. deliver the temporalities of the priory of St. Denys by Suthampton to
Thomas Arnewode, monk of that house, whose election as prior has been
confirmed by Henry, bishop of Winchester, and whose fealty the king has
commanded to be taken by the prior of Mottesfont.
The like to the escheator in the county of Dorset.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the priory.
March 80. Licence, by advice of the council, with a view to the payment of 0,000
Westminster, marks to be made to the king's chancellor of France or his deputies at
Calais or Bruges in May next on the king's behalf, for Hugh Dyke, Thomas
Broune and Thomas Pond, merchants of England, to ship 222 sarplars of
wool, containing one with another 2.| sacks a piece, or sacks and pockets
containing an equivalent quantity of wool, in their own names to Calais
or elsewhere, whence the wool may be shipped on at their will and at the
king's venture. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 18.
May 2. Presentation of William Bolton, chaplain, to the church of Elyngham,
Westminster, in the diocese of Norwich, void by the resignation of John Hull.
May 5. Presentation of Michael James, parson of Puttenham, in the diocese of
Westminster. Lincoln, to the church of Berkhamstede St. Peter, in the same diocese, on
an exchange of benefices with John Staunton.
May 9. Mandate to the dean and chapter of the free chapel of Hastyng, in the
Westminster, diocese of Chichester, to admit Master Thomas Graunt as prebendary of
the prebend of Westhurrok in the diocese of London, in their chapel,
void by the resignation of Master Thomas Bourgchier, and to assign him
his stall in the choir and place in the chapter, he having been instituted
to that prebend by Beginald Kentwode, dean of St. Paul's, London, and
vicar-general of the bishop of London, who is abroad, on the presentation
of Anne, countess of Stafford.
Feb. 18. Thomas Chaucer, since deceased, and Maud, his wife, lately acquired
Westminster, from John Arundell, knight, and Margaret, his wife, both since deceased,
a moiety of 100 acres of wood in Ewelme, Swynecombe and Tuflfeld and
a mediety of the advowson of Ewelme church, which are held of the king in
chief, in tail, with reversion to the heirs of Margaret, and entered into the
premises, without licence. The king for 20«. paid in the hanaper has
pardoned this trespass.
13 HENRY VI. 455
-I jqr Membrane 18 — cant.
May 17. Commission to Walter Hendy to provide pheasants, partridges and other
Westminster, fowl for the household, for half a year.
May 13. Pardon to John Colyn of MosoU, co. Cornwall, * husbondman,' of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Gloucester for not appearing before the justices
of the Bench to satisfy the abbot of the monastery of St. Mary, Hayles,
of a judgement debt of lOZ. and 208. damages ; he having now surrendered
to the Flete prison and satisfied the abbot, as William Babyngton, chief
justice of the Bench, has certified.
May 12. Grant, by advice of the council, to-Thomas Lyseux, king's clerk, of the
Westminster, prebend which Thomas Durich lately held in the free chapel of St. George
within the castle of Wyndesore. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean of the chapel.
May 12, The like grant to Henry Sever, king's clerk, of the prebend of Alveley,
Wefltminster. which John Wisbeche lately held in the free chapel of Briggenorth.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said chapel.
May 15. Protection for two years for Robert Auncellis, prior of the house of
Westminster. St. Pancras, Lewes, appointed by Oddo, abbot of Cluny, to visit the
Cluniac houses of England, Scotland and Ireland, while visiting all
houses of the order in England.
May 5. Eicbard, duke of York, staying in England, has letters nominating
Westminster. Robert Doudale and James Water as his attorneys in Ireland for four
years. John Frank, clerk, received the attorneys.
May 20. Insjycjclwus and confirmation to the priors and brethren of the convents
Westminster, of the order of Friars Preachers in the cities of Dublin, Waterford,
Cork and Lymerik and in the town of Droghda, of letters patent, dated
18 September, 1 Henry IV, inspecting and confirming letters patent
dated at Dublin, 22 February, 18 Richard II.
For i mark paid in the hanaper.
May 16. Pardon to John Folvyll, the younger, of his outlawry in the county of
Westminster. Lincoln for not appearing before Henry Y to satisfy that king of the
ransom due because the said John did not prosecute his writ of Henry V
of attaint against Thomas Amotson, Haillour,' of mayhem and breach of
the peace of Richard II, the said John having now surrendered to the
Marshalsea prison of the King's Bench, as William Cheyne, the chief
justice, has certified.
MEMBRANE 17.
Feb. 14. Whereas Thomas Warcop of Lambersate and John Scarlet, chaplain,
Westminster, lately acquired to them and the heirs of Thomas from John Lancastre,
'chivaler,' since deceased, and Katharine his wife, the manors of Ridale
and Loughrygge, co. Westmoreland, held in chief, and re-granted them
to the said John Lancastre and Katharine and the heirs male of their
bodies, with remainder to the heirs male of his body, with remainder to
Robert Lancastre his brother for life, with remainder to John Lancastre,
son of William Lancastre of Yanewyth, and the heirs male of his body,
with remainder to Christopher Lancastre, brother of the said John son
of William, and the heirs male of his body, with remainder to William
Lancastre, son of the said Robert, and the heirs male of his body, with
remainder to William Lancastre of Hertsop and the heirs male of his
456 CALENDAE OF PATENT KOLLS.
1435.
Mi'mhrane 17 — cant.
body, with remainder to the right heirs of the said John Lancastre,
*chivalcr,* and whereas they entered therein without the king's licence,
and the manors have on account of the trespass been taken into the
king's hands, he, for 20 marks paid in the hanaper, has pardoned these
trespasses and granted licence for the said Katharine to have the manors
again entailed as aforesaid.
Feb. 7. It having been shewn to the king and council by John Watford, the
Westminster, king's Serjeant, that he has served in arms from his infancy and youth in
the voyage of Scotland in the company of Henry IV, where he was taken
prisoner and put to heavy ransom, in the voyage of Wales in the company
of the king's father, and afterwards in France and at Cales for a great
time on the frontiers there and in other armies of the present king,
without reward or gift ; the king by advice of the council grants that he
be during pleasure one of his Serjeants at arms, receiving 12//. a day at
the Keceipt of the Exchequer, in the same manner as John Topclyf or
John Clynk, late Serjeants at arms, had. By p.s.
May 1. Presentation of Thomas Lye, to the church of Norbury, in the diocese
Westminster of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift by reason of the nonage of
Philip heir of Philip Botyler, tenant in chief.
May 5. Presentation of William Spaldyng on the nomination of Richard Child,
Westminster. Laurence Cheney, esquire, John Brokle, Thomas Burgeyn, John Knees-
worth, Thomas Doune and John Norton, to the church of Harleton, in
the diocese of Ely, void by the death of John atte Hoo.
May 6. By inquisition taken before John Iwardby, escheator in the county of
Westminster. Essex, it was found that, by fine levied on the morrow of the Ascension
last before William Babyngton and his fellows, justices of the Bench,
between John Wylberfosse, clerk, plaintiff, and Richard Fox, esquire,
since deceased, deforciant, of a third part of the manor of Alfreton Hall in
Great Dunmowe, and the advowson of a chapel or prebend in the church
of Danesey, co. Essex, whereby the said Richard acknowledged these to
be the right of the said John Wylberfosse as those which he had of the
gift of Richard ; for which acknowledgement John granted them, without
impeachment of waste, to Richard for life, with remainder to Joan then
Richard's wife, with remainder to the heirs of the body of Walter Bygood,
with remainder over to the right heirs of Richard. The premises being
held by knight service and the king's licence not having been obtained,
they were taken into his hands on the death of Richard, but now for 40.s.
paid in the hanaper, he has pardoned the trespass, and granted licence
for the said Joan to have the premises again.
May 18. Presentation of John Browe to a mediety of the church of Malpas,
Westminster, co. Chester, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, in the king's gift
by reason of the nonage of the heir of William de Brerton, knight, tenant
in chief.
Feb. 18. Pardon for two alienations of the manors of Hoggenorton and Cudlyng-
Westminster. ton, CO. Oxford, in the same terms as the vacated entry on Membrane 28
above, except that the grant to Chancier and his wife and their co-feoffees
is expressed as being made to them, their heirs and assigns.
May 20. Pardon, for 8 marks paid in the hanaper, to John Grevyll, Edward
Westminster. Grevyll, Leonard Stepulton, Robert Clynton, John Shyngey and Nicholas
Alderley for acquiring in fee from Theobald Gorges alias Russell in the
county of Somerset, *chivaler,' and entering without licence, the manor
of Braunton Gorges, co. Devon, which is held of the king in chief.
13 HENRY VI. 457
2^gg MEMBRANES 16 and 16.
May 20. Inspcvimus and confirmation [MonasticoUj Vol. II, p. 607, .V^^ XXXVIIII,
Westminster, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal and of the
commonalty of England in the Parliament held at Westminster in the
king's first year, to Alan Kyrketon, abbot, and the convent of Thorneye,
and their succ^sors, of a charter dated 7 February, 22 Edward III,
confirming previous charters. By K. & C. in Pari.
Membrane 15^co7it.
May 25. Guy Fairfax, Alexander Nevill, Guy Rouclyff, and Thomas Milford
Westminster, acquired to themselves and the heii*s of Fairfax from Henry Percy Dathell,
or de Athelles, knight, since deceased, and Elizabeth then his wife, the
manor of Ilunmanby, co. York, which is held of the king in chief, and
re-granted the same to the said Henry and Elizabeth and the heirs male
of his body, and, successive entries having been made without licence, the
manor has been taken into the king's hand. The king, for 20 marks
paid in the hanaper, has pardoned these trespasses and granted licence
for the said Elizabeth to have again and to hold the manor as aforesaid.
June 18. Presentation of Adam Moleyns to the church of Gyselham, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich.
MEMBRANE 14.
May 20. Impcdiiauf and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king's first year, to the tenants of Edenstowe in
Shirwood forest, of letters patent [dated 2 May, IJ Henry IV, inspecting
[and confirming] a charter, called letters patent, dated 29 November,
4 Richard II [Charter Iloll, 4 Uichard 11, No. 6].
May 20. Authority to all admirals, captains, castellains, customers and wardens
Westminster, of ports to arrest any goods of the lord of Mountaftyland, or Mountefiyland,
his tenants and servants, in England, Jersey or Guernsey, up to the value
of 800Z. on petition by William Warrewyk of Salesbury, merchant,
presented in the last Parliament at Westminster, for letters of marque,
setting forth that in October, 9 Henry VI, the said lord at the port of
Gildo in Brittany seized Walter Trenchevile, petitioner's factor, and
imprisoned and tortured him, took all the goods which he had got by
exchange for his English cargo, and finally cast him over the castle wall
into the sea, where he was drowned. [See Rolls of Farliamenty Vol. /!',
J). 475.] The duke of Brittany has been applied to both by the petitioner
and by the king, but has failed to give redress.
May 29. Presentation of William Dygon to the church of St. Pancras, in the
Westminster diocese of Exeter, void by the resignation of William Botenham.
May 12. Licence for the prior and convent of Battle to elect an abbot in the
Westminster, room of brother Thomas Ludlowe, resigned. By p.s.
Juno 2. Presentation of John Kelly, dean of St. Carantoc, in the diocese of
Westminster. Exeter, to the church of Myghelstowe, in the same diocese, on an
exchange of benefices with John Carbura.
May 16. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Thomas Burdon,
Westminster, servant of the lord of Latymer, lieutenant of the town and castle of
Kardoill, for good service to Henry V and to the king, of the office of
458 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
-i^qc Membrane 14 — cont,
forester of Inglewode, co. Cumberland, with 2//. a day wages by the hands
of the keeper of the forest and any other fees and profits belonging to the
office, which Richard Moresson had when alive. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender, the kinr/ on 8 Novcwher, in his si.vt^enth year, havinrf
granted the office to him for life.
April 15. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Worcester to deliver the
Westminster, temporalities of the bishopric of Worcester to Thonaas the bishop elect,
previously dean of St. Martin's le Grand, London, and chancellor of the
University of Oxford, whom pope Eugenius by bull has preferred to be
bishop in the room of Thomas, deceased, and whose fealty the king has
taken on his renouncing all words in the bull prejudicial to the king and
his crown. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the foUowing counties : —
Warwick.
Middlesex.
Gloucester and the adjacent Welsh Marches.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the bishopric. {Fiedera.l
By the same writ.
May 7. Inspeximus and confirmation by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Maurice Bniyne, knight, the present tenant, of a charter dated
at Bordeaux, 27 September, 88 Henry HI [Vancon, Charter and Patent
Roll 87 and 88 Henry III, jmrt 2, m. 8], being a grant to Richard de la
Rockele of free warren in his demesne lands in Kent, Wilts and Essex,
and a market and fair at Wokendon, co. Essex, and Stepellavinton,
CO. Wilts. By K. & C. in Pari.
MEMBRANES 13 to 11.
June 1. The like to the prior and convent of Brechon of a charter dated 1 May,
Westminster. 8 Heniy V. [Chartei^ Roll 8 and 4, Henry F, Xo. 12.]
■tADA Mem b rane 1 1 — cont,
Nov. 4. Licence, by advice of the council, for the alienation in mortmain by
Westminster. Richard Wryght of Terlyng, co. Essex, to John Shirewod, vicar of the
church of Terlyng, of an acre and a half and a rood of meadow in
Terlyng, which have been found by inquisition before John Iwardeby,
escheator in the said county, not to be held of the king. By p.s,
1435.
July 18. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Strenisham to be controller of
Westminster, the search in the port of Pole at the usual fees and waj.^os.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 10.
May 28. Ins2)e.vivuis and confirmation to Bertrand de Montferant, knight,
Westminster, kinsman and heir of Berald Descossano, lord of Loguayrano, of letters
patent of the mayor, jurats and commune of Bordeaux as follows : —
JJniverds presentea litteras irupectHria maior, jurat i, commune Burdcffalie,
salutem. Xorei'itis quod coram nobis in domo vommuni Sancti
Elegit, puhata camimna prout mori^i est et pro ville causis et negotiis
conf/regnatis (sic) usque ad numerum sexdecim et ultra juratorum ac
quampluribus aliis tarn consiliariis quam aliis prohis concivibuM notris
13 HENRY VI. 459
1^35 Membrane 10 — cont,
7iobis assistentibm, fuermt exhihiti per nobllem et poU'nU'm rinonf
dominum Baraldum de Lehreto, rniliteitiy dominnm de Loyuayrano,
quedam patentes littere^ una quarum viafpio sitjillo serenminn
principis domini twstH domini Kudduardi, Dei tjratia Any lie et
Fraiicie regis, cum cera viridi hnjyendenti sujillata et alia dyillo
mayno illitstrissimi domini nx)stri domini Kudduardi, principis
Aquitanie et Wallie^ primogeniti domini 7iostn predicti regis
Anglie et Francie, quarum tenor sei'iatim sequitur de verbo ad
verbiim in hunc modum, Et primo sequitur tenor littere regie,
KudduarduSj Dei gratia Bex Anglie et Francie et dominus Hibernie,
omnibus ad quos presentes littere pervenerint, salutetn, Regiam
decet munijicentiam illos favor em et gratiam impertiri quos bene
meritos noverit et regiis obsequiis invenerit promptiores, Yolentes
igitur dilectum et fidelem nostrum Beraldum Descossano^ dominum
de Loguayrano favore prosequi gracioso, concessimus eidem Bernardo
(sic) quod ipse et heredes sui, domini dicti loci de Loguayrano,
de progenie ipsius Bernardi jam procreati vel procreandi, sint
liberi burgenses civitatis nostre Burdegalie et quod heredes sui
predicti franehisiis, privilegiis, libertatibus et omnibus aliis liberis
consuettulinibus quibus burgenses civitatis predicte rationahiliter usi
sunt et titi possint in /?e?7;^tMuwi et guaudere, libertatibus seu
privilegiis per nos in contrarium concessis vel imposterum concedendis
non obstantibus quibuscnmque. In cujics rei testimonium has
litteras nostras fieri fecimus patentes. Teste me ipso apud
Westtnonasteriumy primo die Junii, anno regni viei Anglie
sextodecimo, regni vero Francie tertio. Per breve de privato
sigillo et petitionem de consilio, Dupplicatur.
Sequitur t^nor lettere domini nostri itrincipis per hunc modum, Kuduuard
ainsne filz du roi de France et Dangleterre, prince d'Aquitainc ft
de Oalez, due de Conioalle, compte de Cestre, Segnor de Biscaye et
de Cestre Dor Dials, savoir faisons a tous que pour ce que nostre
feal Berard de l^ebret, segnour de Logueyra7i, chivaler, nous a supplie
qe, comen nostre dit segn'tur et peire le roy heust de se grace especiale
pour ces lettres patentz otroiez a feu Bernard Descussan, sengniur
de Leguoyram, aiol du dit suppliant qe li et sonz heirs, seignenris
dudit lue de Leguoyram, procreez o a procreer de la linhgnee du dit
Bernard, feussent francx burguois de nostre cite de Burdeuj et que
li et ces hoirs subditz poissent uzer et joir j>erpetualment dez franchisez
privilegez libertez et toutez outrez franchez cnstumez, des quids lez
burgois de nostre dit cite ont roisonablement user, non obstantz
alscunez libertez ni prinlegiz outroiez o 7io atroiez an co7itrari,
710UZ li vousissonz confermer et 7'etijier le avantdit gre de 7wstre
dit seignior et peire pour li et sons heirs discenda7iz de son corpz
et ces gents dudit lieu de I^gueyran. Sur quoy 7wuz, attendenz
les bonz ser rices qil 7ious a fait et que U et sons heirs faront
a nouz et als 7iostrez pour li tempz avenir, le dite confirmation
li avonz otroiez et atroions pour ces presentes j)?/r li et ces
hoires dessusditz, mandanz a nouz ames senescal et thezaurcz
d'Aquitaine, meire et jurez et burgois de 7wstre cite dessus dite
et a tiniz nouz autrez officers et sidtgiz als quels appertendra,
que dez grace, franchizez, privilegiz, costumez et libertez avantditz
les Houffrent et leissent user et joir selont le pourport dez lettres
patentez de nostre dit sevjnour et pier et de 7iostre presente
confirmation — Donne soutz nostre gran seal a 7iostre chastel de
Cnnunhac le xv jour de Xoremhre, Van de grace mil ccc l.n'x
B, cancellario. Par guarent de prirato sigillo de Frodesham.
460 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
I^qc Membrane 10 — cofit.
Xos maior et jiirati predicti, attendentea (/rata servicia que dictus
dominiis BerarduSy dombnoi de Laffuoi/ranoy et ejus pater, nobis
et rille predicte hactenus impend it sea fecit, eurulem predictum
dominum Berardum, dominum. de Lofjuayrano, fjvsque heredes,
dominos de Loijuayrano dumta^vat, Ju.rta tenorem, modum et fonnam
cojitenta in predicti^ litteris superius expresaatis, quantum in nobis
est et est iwbis jwcibile, tenore 2)resentium rccepimus et eciam
recipimus in comburgensem nostrum et ejus heredes e^c sua cor pore
procreatosy dominos de Loffuayranoj ex nunc pririlet/iis,
libertatibuSy franchiziis et libenJi cousnetudinibus nostris, quihiui
nos et bunjemes et cives nostri Ihirdegalie (/uuudent, volumus
perpetuo conguaudei'e et uti raleat infuturum ; ipse enim predictus
dominus Berardus jurarit ad sancta Dei euvangelia coram nobu
quod nobis, maiori et jurat is et toti cammunie Burdegalie,
erit bonus et legualis, hobediens et fidelis, secreta nostra servabit,
nos et nostrorum siwjulos juvabit et serrandum, custodiemium et
manutenendum. foros nostros, couftuetudines, libertatcs, franchezias,
pririlegia, statuki nostra contra quascumque personas, salra
fidelitate illustr'issimoruut. dominorum nostrorum, domini reqis
Francie et Amjlie et domini )utstri jirincipis Aquitanie et Wallie,
ejus primof/eniti. In cujus rei testivtonium presnites litterasy
eidem domino Berardo concedimus et donamus sujiUo nostro
communie sigillatas. Datum et coiu^essum in domo nostra
communi Sancti Elegii, die mercurii videlicet quinta introytus
mensis Decembris [5 December] , aimo domini mccclx^° nono.
For 13.5. id, paid in the hanaper.
May 12. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Northampton to deliver the
Westminster manor of Midelton Cheynduit, part of the temporalities of the bishopric
of Rochester, to Thomas, dean of Salisbury, doctor of both laws, and
priest ordained, bishop elect whom pope Eugenius has provided to
be bishop in the room of John, the late bishop, who died outside the
court of Rome. The said Thomas has renounced anything prejudicial
to the king in the bull appointing him and has done fealty for the said
manor. By p.s.
The like to the escheator in the county of Kent, relative to the manor
of Cobhambury. [Feeder a.]
^lay 26. Pardon to John Fyge of Andever, co. Southampton, of his outlawry in
Westminster, the busting of London for not appearing before the justices of the Bench
to satisfy Geoffrey Yermouth, citizen and draper of London, of a judge-
ment debt of 8^. and 4 marks damages ; he having surrendered to the
Flete prison and satisfied the said Geoffrey, as William Babyngton, chief
justice of the Bench, has certified.
May 5. A duplicate of the entry on Membrane 17 above relative to the manor
Westminster, of Alfreston Hall and the chapel of Danesey.
Vacated because elsewhere above.
Juno 12. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Seynt to be controller of
Westminster, customs and subsidies in the port of Lynne ; with the statutory provisoes.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 6. Presentation of William Hunter, chaplain, to the chantry at the altar of
Westminster. St. Katharine in the parish church of Forde, in the diocese of Durham.
April 14. Presentation of William Conwy to the church of Llanglodwyn, in the
Westminster, diocese of St. David's.
13 HENRY VI. 461
-I jqt Mtnnhrane 10 — vont,
June 15. Presentation of John Pemberton to the church of Giselham, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich.
June 16. Presentation of William Henrison to the chantry in the cathedral
Westminster, church of Canterbur}', which was founded by Edward, late prince of
Wales.
Feb. 8. Grant, by advice of the council, that Thomas Comberworth, knight, or
Westminster, his assigns, shall be repaid 178/. 10.t. 6//. due to him for the daily expenses
of John, late duke of Bourbon, on 5 January, 12 Henry VI, the day
of the death of the said duke, as follows : — viz. 120/. by his retaining the
16/. yearly farm which he pays for the manor of Bondeby, co. Lincoln, for
Easter term next and for two years following, and by having the manor for
five years after that ; and 62/. by receiving for Easter term next and for
six years from then a yearly farm of 8/. out of the priory of Wyngall,
CO. Lincoln, by the hands of Joan late the wife of Richard Haunsart,
knight, farmer of the same ; and, should she die within six years, he shall
have the priory for the remainder of the said term of six years. [F<edem,]
By p.s.
June 20. Signification to S. bishop of Chichester, of the king's assent to the
Westminster, election of brother William Waller, monk of Battle, to be abbot of that
place. By p.s.
June 11. Licence, by advice of the council, for Henry, cardinal of England,
Westminster, ghould need arise, to sue out of England on their bonds those lords who
have become bound to him for the repayment of the 10,000 marks which
he has lent for the safe-guard of the realm of France. [Fmlera.]
By p.s.
MEMIillANE 9.
June 12. Inspcvimus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Philip Thombury, knight, the present tenant, of a charter, dated
at Westminster, 20 October, 40 Henry III, being a grant to Adam de
Sumery of Bygrave and his heirs of a market every Monday at Bygrave,
CO. Hertford ; of a fair every year on the eve, the day and the morrow of
St. Margaret ; and of free warren in his demesne lands of Bygrave,
Newelond and Seulee. Witnesses, R. de Clare, earl of Gloucester and
• Hertford, R. le Bygod, earl of Norfolk and marshal of England, Henry
de Bathonia, Philip Luvell, Henry de Bratton, Master Simon de Wauton,
William de Grey and Philip de Bokelond. By K. <fe C. in Pari.
June 16. Licence, by advice of the council, for the king's subject John Fulchrl
Westminster. Patri% professor of sacred theology, for good service done in France and
at the council of Basle, to hold benefices in England to the value of 100/.
a year. By p.s.
June 14. The like for Stephen de Navarria, doctor of civil law, king's advocate
Westminster, before the sacred consistory and at the council of Basle. By p.s.
June 22. Licence, by advice of the council, for the king's knight, John Radeclyf,
Westminster, appointed to go to Arras to treat for peace between the king and him who
calls himself the Dauphin, the king's adversary of France, to take with
him out of England gold and silver in money, mass and plate to the
value of 600 marks. By p.s.
462 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
Meifihrane 9 — cofit.
The like for William Lyndewode, king's clerk, keeper of the privy seal,
likewise appointed. By p.s.
June 23. Appointment, during pleasure, of Walter Griffith to be sheriff of the
Westminster, county of Cardigan in South Wales, with the usual fees, wages and
profits. By bill of the treasurer.
June 21. Impeximus and confirmation to Clemence Meteford, now prioress, and
Westminster, to the convent of Ankerwik, of letters patent dated 16 May, 8 Henry V,
inspecting and confirming to Elizabeth Golafre, then prioress, and the
convent, letters patent, dated 1 April, 6 Bichard II, inspecting and
confirming a charter dated 25 April, 26 Henry HI. [Charter Roily
26 Henry Illy m. 8.] For i mark paid in the hanaper.
May 25. Licence, for 10^. paid in the hanaper, for Hugh Wyllughby, knight, and
Westminster. Margaret, his wife, to enfeoff John Wodehous, clerk, Uichard Byngham,
and Hugh Teverey, of a third part of the manors of Bradford, Feme,
Mo wen and Tadyngton, co. Hereford, and of the castle and manor of
Tamworth, which are held of the king in chief ; and for the feoffees
to re -grant the premises to the said Hugh Wyllughby and Margaret, and
the heirs male of their bodies, with remainder to the right heirs of
Margaret.
June 20. Licence for John, archbishop of York, going to Arras, to take with him
Westminster, gold and silver to the value of 8,000 marks. [Fiedera!] By p.s.
May 16. Letters of denization, by advice of the council, for Raymond Wacher,
Westminster, born in Paris. By p.s. and for 6 marks paid in the hanaper.
Feb. 15. Whereas Thomas Broun, one of the king's clerks of the Bench, has done
Westminster, ^qq^ service in the said Bench and in the presence of judges appointed by
Henry IV, Henry V and the present king to preserve the peace in divers
parts of England, and of late in the presence of John, duke of Bedford,
recently appointed to hear and determine certain enormities done to God
and the king in the county of Derby, and whereas he is now growing old,
the king to encourage others to follow his example, by advice of the
council) grants him exemption from assizes, juries, inquisitions, at-
taints or recognitions, and from being make mayor, sheriff, escheator,
coroner, constable, justice of the peace or of sewers, ulnager, searcher,
taxer, assessor, collector, customer or controller of fifteenths, tenths,
customs or subsidies, taxer of tallages or quotas, leader, trier or arrayer
of men at arms, hobelers or archers, or other commissary, bailiff, officer
or minister of the king : and the king's purveyors shall not take any-
thing from him. By p.s.
July 11. Ratification of the estate of Master John Ixworth as prebendary of
Westminster. Copenhale in the free chapel of St. Michael, Pencryche, in the diocese of
Coventry and Lichfield : provided that no plea thereof be pending in
the king's court, and that the king has not presented any other. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 8.
July 6. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Kyngeston upon Thames of
Westminster, pontage for five years, to be applied, under the survey of John Merston, to
the repair of the bridge and its causeways recently damaged by a flood*
13 HENRY VI. 463
-i^oK Membrane 8— rant.
July 8. Appointment, during pleasure, of 'John Wyche to be surveyor of the
Westminster, search in the ports of Exeter and Dertemouth, with the usual fees and
wages. By bill of the treasurer.
June 24. Licence, for lU, paid in the hanaper, for John Cressy, knight, to grant
Westminster, the manors of Luton, co. Bedford, OxhuU, co. Warwick, and Comb-
kaynes, co. Dorset, except one acre of land in the last named manor,
which manors are held of the king in chief, to Ralph Botiller, knight,
John Hotoft, Andrew Sparlyng, Ralph Holand, Robert EUerbek, John
Deye and John Ingham, in fee.
July 9. Appointment, by advice of the council, of Richard Clyvedon to be clerk
Westminster, of the king's works within the New Forest, co. Southampton, with Qd. a
day for his wages. By p.s.
June 20. Licence for William earl of Suffolk, going to the congress of Arras, to
Westminster, take with him out of England gold and silver as well as jewels, to the
value of 2,000Z. [F(£(lem,] By p.s.
June 28. The like for Robert Shotesbroke, king's knight, to the value of 200Z.
Westminster. [Fadera.] By p.s.
July 12. Presentation of Geoffrey Medue, oIms Geoffrey Creyke, chaplain,
Westminster, parson of the church of Chelchehithe, in the diocese of London, to the
prebend of Wrotlyng, Nenfeld and Hoo in the free chapel of Hastynges,
in the diocese of Chichester, on an exchange of benefices with Alexander
Broun, chaplain. By p.s.
July 1. Pardon, for 4 marks paid in the hanaper, to John Person, John Ayssh-
Westmlnster. comb and Philip Beare for acquiring to themselves and the heirs and
assigns of Person, from Thomas Cook and William Cook, a fourth part
of the manor of Exton, co. Somerset, which is held of the king in chief,
and entering therein without licence.
July 14. Presentation of Richard Hore, chaplain, to the church at Landussell,
Westminster, in the diocese of St. Davids, void by the resignation of Robert Tam-
worth : directed to the vicar-general in the absence of the bishop abroad.
By p.s.
July 16. Revocation of the protection for half a year which was granted to
Westminster. Walter Veer, of Lyndehurst, co. Southampton, * gentilman,' as going
to France in the company of John Cressy, king's knight, because
he tarries in the city of London and the suburbs thereof, as Simon Eyr
and Thomas Bernewell, the sheriffs, have certified.
July 1 . Mandate to the escheator in the county of Kent to deliver the tempora-
Westminster. Uties of the monastery of St. Martin, Battle, to brother William Waller,
monk, whose election as abbot has been confirmed by Simon, bishop of
Chichester, and whose fealty the king has taken. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Surrey and Sussex. Oxford and Berks.
Southampton and Wilts. Essex.
Writ de intendimdo to the tenants of the abbey.
July 18. Signification to H. archbishop of Canterbury, of the royal assent to the
Westminster election of brother Roger Erl, canon of the priory of Bylsyngton, to be
prior of that place.
464 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1^3 c MEMBRANE 7.
Feb. 1. Licence for the alienation in mortmain by Stephen Brakkele, chaplain,
Westminster, and William Gylle, chaplain, to the prior and convent of Wroxton, of two
messuages, four virgates of land and one virgate of meadow in Wroxton,
not held of the king, which have been found by inquisition before
Richard Drayton, late escheator in the county of Oxford, to be worth 10*.
a year, to hold in satisfaction of 14.s'. of the lOZ. yearly of land and rent
which they had the licence of King Edward to acquire.
For 4 marks paid in the hanaper.
July 11. Appointment during pleasure of Thomas Hopton to be receiver of all
Westminster, the lordships, manors and tenements in the county of Salop, which were
of John, late earl of Arundel, deceased ; at the usual fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 12. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Boerley to be steward of the
Westminster, castle and lordship of Oswestre in the Welsh March and of all the castles,
lordships, manors, lands and tenements of John, late earl of Arundel, in
the county of Salop, which are in the king's hands by reason of his death
and of the nonage of Humphrey his son and heir ; at such fees and wages
as the said William had from the said late earl while alive.
By bill of the treasurer.
July 17. The like of Richard Irland to be receiver of the lordships of Oswestre
Westminster, and Sherrawerthyn in the Welsh March, late of the same earl, with the
usual fees and wages. By the like bill.
June 28. Grant, by advice of the council, to Walter Stirkland, king's esquire,
Westminster, until the full age of the heir of John, late earl of Arundel and lord of
Mautravers, of the office of master forester of the lordship of Arundel
and of all forests, woods and parks within the counties of Sussex and
Surrey with a fee of 10/. a year by the hands of the receiver of Arundel,
and other profits : he having shown to the king and council that he had
a grant of the same office for life from the earl. By p.s.
June 28. The like to Richard Dalyngrygge, esquire, of the office of constable of
Westminster. Arundel castle, with the like fee ; he having a grant thereof for life from
the same earl dated 17 March, 10 Henry VI. By p.s.
Jvmo 14, It has been shown to the king and council by Thomas Courtenay, son
Westminster, and heir of Hugh Courtenay late earl of Devon, that the king appointed
Hugh Lutterell, knight, since deceased, and others as keepers and
surs^eyors of all the warrens, chases and parks of the said late earl, they
being in the king's hands by reason of the nonage of the petitioner, and
that for want of proper keeping and enclosure the deer there are almost
destroyed. The king, therefore, by advice of his council, grants licence to
the said Thomas, during pleasure, to take yearly in the king's forest called
*Ne racche yche,' alias *Racch,' co. Somerset, six bucks in season and six
does in time of venison {ycrmesone). He may not take more in any year,
and may only hunt in the presence of the warden of the forest or his
deputy. By p.s.
July 15. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Sutton, knight, to be steward
Westminster, of the lordship of Clone, in the march of Wales, and of the hundred of
Poslowe, CO. Salop, in the king's gift by reason of the death of John,
earl of Arundel, with the accustomed fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
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465
1436.
Julys.
WeBtmingter
July 11.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 6.
It was found by inquisition before William Burgoyne, escheator in the
county of Cambridge, that Walter de la Pole, < chivaler,' deceased, was
seised in his demesne as a fee of the manors of Sauston and Demeford,
whiph are held of the king in chief, and enfeoffed Master John Stafford,
bishop of Bath, John fievenyngham, knight, William Alyngton, esquire,
Thomas Hevenyngham, esquire, John Berney of Reed, or Redham, esquire,
James Andrewe, Adam Brian, rector of the church of Dokesworth, and
John Mark, vicar of the church of Sauston, in fee simple, of the same.
Then the bishop released his right to the other feoffees, who demised the
premises to the said Walter and to Margaret his wife, who survives, and
the heirs male of their bodies, with remainder to the said bishop and to
Nicholas Caldecote, Clement Lyffyn, citizen and draper of London,
Clement Leche, John Netherstrete, vicar of the church of Badburgham,
since deceased, Thomas Leche, parson of the church of Lokyngton, and
Thomas Parys, their heirs and assigns. Which said Walter died with-
out heir male of the bodies of him and his said wife begotten, and after
his death she granted all her estate in the premises to Thomas Descha-
lers, Laurence Cheyne and Henry Colvyle, esquires, their heirs and
assigns, to whom also the said bishop and his surviving fellow remain-
der-men released all their right, and by virtue of such grant the said
Deschalers, Cheyne and Colvyle were seised of the manors and demised
the same to the said Margaret for life, with remander to Edmund Ingol-
desthorp and Joan daughter of John, lord of Tiptoft and of Powes, and
the heirs of their bodies with remainder to the heirs of the body of
the said Edmund, with remainder to William de la Pole, earl of Suffolk,
and the heirs of his body, with remainder to the heirs of the body of
Margaret daughter of the said Walter, with remainder over to his right
heirs. The king's licence was not obtained, and on the death of Walter
the premises were taken into the king's hands, on account of these
trespasses, but now, for 40 marks paid in the hanaper, he has pardoned
the trespasses, and granted licence for the said Margaret to have the
premises again entailed as aforesaid.
Restitution of the temporalities of the Cluniac priory of Wenlok to
brother William Brugge of Wenlok, whom Robert Auncell, prior of the
monastery of St. Pancras, Lewes, vicar-general and chamberlain in Eng-
land of Theobald, prior of La Charity, has instituted as prior in the
room of brother John Stafford, resigned, and whose fealty the king has
commanded to be taken by the prior of Stone. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the escheator in the county of Salop.
By the same writ.
May 12.
Westzninster,
June 22.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 6.
Inspeximns and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king's first year, to the citizens of Carlisle of a
charter dated 19 March, 2 Henry IV. [Charter Roll, 2 Henry IV, part 2,
No. 4.] By K. & C. in Pari.
Licence for Master William Lyndewode, keeper of the privy seal, pro-
ceeding to the congress of Arras, to take gold and silver out of England
to the value of 600 marks. [Fadera,] By p.s.
The like for John Radecliff, king's knight. [Fadera.] By p.s.
24881
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466
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
2^35 MEMBRANE 4.
July 26. Ratification of the estate of John Sneynton as parson of Benyfeld, in
Westminater. the diocese of Lincoln.
Aug. 20.
Westminster.
July 19.
Westminster.
July 28.
Westminster.
Presentation of John Hille, vicar of the church of Dachet in the
diocese of Lincoln, to the chapel or church of Codelawe, in the diocese of
Chichester, in the king*s gift by reason of the nonage of Humphrey son
and heir of John de Arundell of Mautravers, knight ; on an exchange of
benefices with Hugh Harnescombe, chaplain.
Presentation of Richard Aleyn, chaplain, to the church of Famham by
Gussygge, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Appointment, during pleasure, of William Calwe to be collector of the
king's four tithings {decennamm) viz. Sevenhampton Denys, Sevenhamp-
ton Abbotys, Denyngton and Chascombe {sic), co. Somerset, in the same
manner as John Brys held them while alive, with the accustomed fees
and wages ; provided that he answer at the Exchequer for the profits
thereof. By bill of the treasurer.
July 5.
Westminster.
July?.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
July 9.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 8.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to the king's esquire
Thomas Boulde, in lieu of a grant of 50 marks a year at the Exchequer,
surrendered, of the office of master forester of the forest of Snowedon in
North Wales, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with all fees, wages,
profits and commodities belonging to the same, in like manner as Robert
de Orell had when alive, notwithstanding that he has, by grant of Henry
V, 20L a year for life from the issues of the county of Cumberland.
By p.B.
Commission for half a year to John Goldney to provide fish for the
household and nets for taking the same.
Licence, for 22/. paid in the hanaper, for Humphrey, earl of Stafford,
to enfeoff Thomas Arblaster and John Harpur of the manor of
Bleechynglee, held of the king in chief ; and for them, to re-grant
the manor to the said earl and Anne his wife, and the heirs of their
bodies, with remainder to his right heirs.
Grant, pursuant to an act of the last Parliament [Rolls of Parliamenty
vol. IV, JO. 426, No. 22] , that the men of Bristol, who have lent the king
200/. for the defence of the realm, their heirs, executors or assigns shall
have repayment from all customs, subsidies, profits, commodities, revenues
and grants to the king, and from all wards and marriages falhng in,
between Martinmas next and Martinmas year, reserving only 10,000 marks
for the household and 8,000/. for the chamber, wardrobe and works, at the
hands of John Hotoft, John Ewardby, Robert Whitgreve and Richard
Alrede, commissioners appointed for the purpose. By p.s.
•
The like to the following in respect of the following sums
respectively : —
Geoffrey Louther, esquire 100 marks.
Master John Carpenter, master of St. Anthony's,
London 100 marks.
William Darell, esquire 40/.
The men of Sandwich 40/.
The men of Salisbury 25/.
18 HENRY VI.
467
1435.
Membrane 8 — cnnt,
John, abbot of Gloucester 40^.
John, abbot of Wynchecombe .... 26Z. Ids. \d,
William Burley 66Z. 18«. 44.
The abbot of Cirencester 30^.
Robert, bishop of Salisbury .... lOO/.
John Enderby 20/.
William Troutebek, esquire .... 100/.
Thomas Wydeville, esquire .... 40/.
John Feryby, esquire 40/.
Thomas Bernewell of London - - 100/.
Master Robert Gilbert, dean of York - 100 marks.
Thomas Chaworth, knight .... 40/.
Nicholas, abbot of Glastonbury .... 200/.
Philip, bishop of Ely 200/.
Bartholomew Brokesby, Robert Darcy and John
Dureward 178/. 6f. Bd.
William, lord of Lovell 500 marks.
Richard, earl of Warwick 1,000 marks.
The mayor and men of Coventre • 100/.
MEMBRANE 2.
John Golafre, esquire 40/.
Stephen Popham, knight 66/. 8<. 4(2.
Ralph Rochefort, knight 100 marks.
William, abbot of the monastery of St. Edmund of
Bury 100 marks.
Ralph Holand 100/.
Thomas, abbot of Malmesbury .... 100 marks.
The mayor and citizens of London - - - 2,666/. 18«. 4</.
The prior of Spaldyng 26/. 18«. 4t/.
The mayor and men of Hereford - - 181. 6«. Sd,
Humphrey, earl of Stafford .... 600 marks.
Master John Forest, dean of Welles - 66/. 18s. id.
Henry, earl of Northumberland - . . - 1,000 marks.
John Russell, esquire 40 marks.
Richard, abbot of Westminster . - - - 600 marks.
Philip, bishop of Ely 500 marks.
John, lord of Tiptot 100/.
Robert Andrewe 40 marks.
Edmund, bishop of Exeter .... 200/.
John Makworth, dean of Lincoln - - - 60/.
Thomas, abbot of Redyng 40/.
John, abbot of Ramsey 50 marks.
William, bishop of Lincoln .... 800 marks.
Thomas Grene, knight 40/.
The mayor, constables and commonalty of the
merchants of the Staple, Calais - - - 8,888/. 6s. 84.
Vacated became unexecuted.
Walter Shiryngton, clerk 46/. 18s. 44.
John Tirell, knight 100 marks.
William, bishop of Norwich . . - . 200 marks.
468 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
j^gg MEMBRANE 1.
July 14. Mandate to the sub-prior and convent of St. Mary's, Bvlsyngton, in
WeBtminster. the diocese of Canterbury, to restore the temporalities of that priory to
brother Robert Erie, canon of the same, whose election as prior has been
confirmed by Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, and whose fealty the king
has taken.
Mandate to the same to obey him as prior.
July 24. Presentation of John Stranglond, chaplain, bachelor in arts, to the
Dogmersfleld. church of St. Mary, Somersete, London, void by the death of Robert
Warde, chaplain, directed to the vicar-general in the absence of the bishop
of London abroad.
June 12. Appointment of William Sydeney to be steward of all the lordships,
Westminster, manors, lands and tenements late of John, late earl of Arundel, in the
county of Sussex, during the minority of Humphrey his son and heir,
receiving in the office 101. and two cartloads of hay yearly at Michaelmas
and Easter from the said lands, in the same manner as he held the
office when the said earl was alive. By bill of the treasurer.
May 18. Licence for Theodoric Oudencoep, bom in the parts of Almain, to hold
Weatminster. a benefice to the value of 40i. a year and to plead and be impleaded as if
he had been born in England. By K.
MEMBRANES SOZ and B6d.
Commissions of the peace. [See appendix.]
•\A^A MEMBRANE 30d.
Oct. 16. Commission to Edmund Talbot, knight, Adam Tetlowe, William
Westminster. Walton and Thomas Assheton to arrest Peter Talbot and Robert Caunse-
feld and bring them before the king in Chancery in the quinzaine of
Easter next.
MEMBRANE 29d.
Nov. 6. Commission to John Sharp of Bristol, merchant, to the collectors of
Westminster, customs and subsidies in the port of Bristol and to the controller and
searchers in the same reciting that, on information that men resident on
the water of Avene running through the middle of the town were
shipping merchandise liable to custom and taking the same to foreign
parts without payment of the custom, the king lately ordained that such
merchandise should be shipped only at the quay on the water of Frome
and in a place called ' le Bakke ' between Baldewynestre and the bridge of
the town, between sunrise and sunset, and appointing them to survey the
shipping thereof and seize as forfeit all merchandise shipped contrary to
the ordinance.
Sept. 1. Commission to Thomas Arundell, knight, Renfrew Arundell, esquire,
Reading. Nicholas Asshton and John Cork, and to two or three of them including
* . either Asshton or Cork, to enquire upon oath of the county of Cornwall as
to extorsions, trespasses, riots, affrays and other ill deeds done by Richard
Tregoys in the same county.
13 HENRY VI. 469
i^gg Membrane 2dd — cont.
Feb. 6. Commission to William Soper to purchase for the household 50 tund or
Westminster. 40 at least of the wine recently cast ashore on the coast of Hampshire
from certain hulks and ships in peril on the sea there, at a price to be
agreed on between the commissioner and the owners ; and to bring the
wine to London.
1434. MEMBRANE 2&d.
Sept. 15. Commission to Philip Courtenay, knight, Thomas Carmynowe, John
Dogmersfield. Tretherf , Thomas Colege and Ralph Bole to enquire as to the carrack of
Genoese merchants in London, which was taken off Cape St. Vincent by
Thomas Adam, John Waterman, John Moryng, John Forth, Robert
Regeneyes and John Yevell of Taunton, in a ship of Fowy, of which John
Myghelstowe was master, with a view to restitution and to arrest the
carrack and the goods taken out of her. Persons resisting the commis-
sioners are to be brought before the king and council. [See above,
12 Henry VI, part 1, m. lOrf.]
Sept. 4. Appointment of William Bonevill, knight, William Westbury, Thomas
Dogmersfield. 'Stowell, knight, John Hody and Walter Portman, or of two or more of
them, including either Westbury, Hody or Portman, as justices to deliver
the gaol of Yevelchestre of Nicholas Calton, clerk.
Sept. 2. Commission to John Haule, Richard Olyver, clerk, Thomas Gille and
Dogmersfield. Nicholas Stobbynge, to enquire as to injuries done to John de Port of
Portugal.
Nov. 17. Commission to E. bishop of Exeter, Thomas earl of Devon, Nicholas
Dogmersfield. prior of Plympton, Master William Fylham, archdeacon of Cornwall, and
Master John Waryn, archdeacon of Barnstaple, to examine any witnesses
produced before them by Robert Borlas who is suing Richard Tregoys in
Chancery •touching the ownership of thirty-nine pieces of tin; Robert
claiming that he bought some and dug and worked others by his work-
men and servants after the death of John Borlas, his father, and Richard
claiming them as those which he had of the gift of the said John Borlas.
1435. MEMBRANE 27d.
Feb. 11. Commission de walliis et fossatis in the parts of Mersshlond between
Westminster, the waters of Owse, Doon, Ayer and Went and in the county of Lincoln,
to John Ellerker, Thomas Metham, John Constable, John Portyngton,
William Muston and Robert Cawode, and to two or more of them includ-
1434. uig either Ellerker, Portyngton or Muston.
July 10. The like in the East Riding of Yorkshire to Robert Babthorp, knight,
Westminster. Richard Hastynges, knight, John Ellerker, John Constabill of Halsham,
esquire, John Holme the elder, Ralph Babthorp, esquire, John Portyngton,
Robert Rudstane, and William Muston, the quorum being Ellerker,'
Portyngton, Rudstane or Muston.
July 15. The like in the county of Lincoln to W. bishop of Lincoln, Ralph
Westminster. Crumwell, knight, William Phelip, knight, Ralph Rocheford, knight,
Robert Roos, knight, Nicholas Dixson, clerk, Walter Taylboys, esquire,
John Ellerker, Richard Pynchebek, John Henage and Richard Benyngton,
the quorum being the last four ; the commissioners are also to proceed
with cases begun before previous commissions.
The like to the same with the addition of John Markham and the
substitution of Richard Haugh for John Henage, the quorum being
Ellerker, Pynchebek, Haugh, Markham or Benyngton.
470 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1434 MEMBRANE 26d.
Nov. 18. Commission to William Boorley, Simon Hadyngton, William Laken
Weftminster. ^^^ Richard Bentley, and two or more of them induding either Boerley
or Hadyngton, setting forth that the king understands that murage which
was granted to the hailiffs and burgesses of Shrewsbury on 18 November,
10 Henry VI, has been converted by William Horde, John Shotton the
younger, Robert Whitcombe, Thomas Thornes, Nicholas Shotton and
John Knyght, bailiffs since that date, and by other collectors to their
own uses, and appointing them to ascertain the facts from the abbot of
Shrewsbury, surveyor of the said murage, and to audit the accounts of
such murage and also the accounts of the collectors appointed and to be
appointed under the further grant of murage for four years made on
16 November last.
Dec. 12. Commission to James Chudlegh, esquire, Nicholas Radford, John Jay-
Westminster, bien, Thomas Cokeyn, and Thomas College, serjeant at arms, and to two
or more of them, to enquire upon oath of the counties of Devon and Corn-
wall as to the goods and merchandise belonging to certain Genoese
merchants dwelling in London, which were taken out a carrack of Genoa
when driven into Plymouth harbour by stress of weather after having
discharged her original cargo at Southampton and taken a fresh cargo on
board there. The goods taken are to be restored and those refusing to
give back the same committed to prison.
The like to the same with the addition of William Bonevill and John
Herle, the quorum being Radford, Jayben or Cokeyn.
MEMBRANE 26d.
Nov. 18. Commission to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, constable of Dover
Westminster, castle and warden of the Cinque ports, or his lieutenant, John Greneford,
Edward Guldeford, John Adam and James Lowys, and to two or more of
them, to enquire within the liberty of the said ports as to the male-
factors who took the goods of certain merchants of Prucia out of a ship
of Dansk in Prucia, cabled Marie Knyght, of which Nicholas Cogge was
master ; and to make restitution.
The like in the county of Kent to Geoffrey Louther, esquire, John
Pirie, John Greneford, Edward Guldeford, John Adam and Nicholas
14.^^ BrokhuU, the qiwrum being Pirie or Greneford,
Feb. 1. Commission to Thomas Mylde, John Edward, John Curteys and
Westminster. Edmund Galyon, and to three or two of them, to enquire on oath of
the town of Bury St. Edmunds, and otherwise, how long Thomas Clerk
of Bury held a certain messuage called * Sarazon Hede * in the said town,
and took the issues and profits and what costs he laid out on the
repair of the same from the first day on which John Amnell and Pernell
his wife became bound to pay him 21 marks on certain days in an inden-
ture between them specified. Also to what the said issues and profits and
costs respectively amount, what the messuage ought to be let for by
the year, and what charges there arc upon it.
Feb. 15. Commission to Richard Benyngton, Robert Rodes, Richard D^x, John
Westminster. Bedford, and the sheriffs of Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, and to two or
more of them, to enquire on oath of the said counties and by other
means as to a ship called Marie Knyght of Statyn in Almain, Henry
Tesmere, master, which is stated by merchants of Statyn to have been
13 HENRY VI. 471
1435.
Membrane 26d — cont
seized with her cargo at sea by certain of the king's lieges of Grymesby
and Eyngeston npon Hull, late being at sea with armed force.
Restitution is to be made to the merchants and any men refusing to make
tiOA restitution of the stolen goods are to be imprisoned.
Nov. 16. Appointment of John Cottesmore, Robert Shotesbroke, knight, Thomas
Westminster. Chaucer and Thomas Rothewell, and of three or two of them, including
either Cottesmore or Rothewell, to deliver the gaol of Walyngford castle
of John Swalclyf.
J 43 5 MEMBRANE 2ld
Feb. 16. Commission to the king's esquire Giles Thorndon to take in some open
Westminster, and convenient place in Ireland the muster of the men at arms and
archers in the retinue of Thomas Stanley, knight, lieutenant of Ireland.
ByC.
Commission to Thomas Stawell, knight, John Warre, esquire, John
Hody, Alexander Hody and the sheriff of Somerset, and to two or more
of them, to enquire on oath of the said cpunty as to the number of ships
which have sailed from any port of the county, without the king's
licence, with pilgrims for Santiago. Also as to goods imported or
exported without payment of custom or subsidy ; as to corn exported
without licence, and as to wool, wool-fells or other goods having been
laden in creeks contrary to statute.
MEMBRANE 19d.
Jan. 20. It having been shown to the king by Clement Mark, merchant of Rouen,
Westminster jjjjafj ^ ship called Seint Julyan laden by him with wine, iron and other
goods to the value of 225 marks, when sailing from the port of Vimer de
Hurell in Brittany to Rouen was taken at sea off Berffeve in Normandy
by John Gower, *maryner,' master of a barge called U Fetir of Wey-
mouth, and by John Abbot of Weymouth and Robert Abbot of Melcombe
Regis, owners of the said barge, and their servants, and brought to
Melcombe Regis, and that John Pynson, complainant's factor and attorney,
and Peter Darron, nephew of one of the king's attorneys at Rouen, were
cast into prison, where they still remain, he has appointed Robert
Staunfort, Thomas Clerk, and the mayor and constables of Melcomb
and the bailiffs of Waymouth, to arrest the said barge and the said ship
and her cargo in whosesoever hands found, and to bring the said John
Pynson and Peter Darron before the king in Chancery at the octave of
the Purification next.
March 4. Commission to William Warbulton, John Uvedale, Richard Dalyngrigge,
Westminster. William Soper, John Hunte, Serjeant at arms, and the sheriff of the county
of Southampton, and to two or more of them, to arrest and imprison
until further orders John Spynas, John Roper of Eyngeston, Walter
Baker, John Coleyn, Henry Botesworth, Adam Copyndale, John Virse
and Thomas Marchaunt and all other malefactors who recently assaulted
and resisted with force and arms some commissaries of John, duke of
Bedford, admiral of England, in the execution of their office at
Portesmuth.
472
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
Feb. 28.
Westminster
March 8.
Westminster.
March 27.
Wookey.
April 8.
Bath.
April 8.
Westminster.
Membrane Idd — cont.
Commission to William Godered, Richard Neuton, John Jayben, John
Cork and John Wydeslade, and to two or more of them, including either
Godered or Neuton, to enquire by examination of witnesses for either
party as to the ownership of the 89 pieces of tin for which a suit between
Robert Borlas and Richard Tregoys is pending in Chancery. Richard
says they were given him before the first Sunday in Lent, 8 Henry VI,
and therefore long before the death of John Borlas. [See above
membrane 28d,]
Commission to Thomas Arundell, knight, John Arundell of Trerys,
knight, Thomas Bere and Ralph Bole, relative to the capture of the
carrack of Genoa ofif Cape St. Vincent. [See membrane 28rf above, and
12 Henty VI, part I, w. lOr/.] By C.
Commission to Richard Forster, Hugh Wydeford, John Wydeford,
Thomas Burton, Nicholas Frente and Roger Welyshot to arrest and bring
before the king in Chancery all the persons who can be ascertained to
have recently been at sea in a ship called la Niclwlas de la Tour, and to
have taken and consumed 24 tuns of wine belonging to John de Hot and
Leuin de Bitre, burgesses of Gant, and John de Bosquiol, burgess of
Lisle, and 81 tuns of wine of John de la Viegne, burgess of Bruges.
Commission to John Stork and William Brownyng setting forth that,
on behalf pf John Barbu and other merchants of Brittany, complaint
has been made to the king that they recently loaded a ship called
Sawostane de Garant, of which the said John is owner, with stdt, linen
cloth and other goods, and sailed in her from Brittany to Waymouth,
but when the ship arrived, one John Neuburgh, with his men and
servants, asserting that the complainants had come in rebellious and
warlike manner, and that the said salt and other goods belonged to
the king's enemies, seized the ship and carried off the goods; and
appointing them to arrest the ship and enquire into the facts of the case.
Commission to John Uvedale, Richard Dalyngrygge, Ridhard Holte,
Thomas Haydok and Nicholas Banastre, and two or more of them,
setting forth that a quantity of wine having come ashore on the coast of
Southampton from certain ships which were lost there through the
violence of the sea, part thereof has been restored to merchants of
Bruges and Dam and other parts of Flanders, who have proved their
ownership, but part is still unclaimed by the owners and cannot be
kept much longer without spoiling ; and, in the interests of possible
owners and of the lords of liberties upon whose lands such wine may
have been cast up, appointing them to appraise such wine and sell it to
persons who will pay the price, the money to remain with those who
now have the wine, and who are to be ascertained by the commissioners,
until it is decided whether the wine belongs to the lords of the said
liberties or to merchants who may claim it. The king is to be certified
in Chancery of the number of tuns sold and of the marks on them.
April 12.
Westminster.
MEMDBANE ISd.
Commission of array in the Isle of Wight, in view of incursions made
and threatened by the king's enemies, to Conand Aske, John Rokeley,
Lewis Mewes, John Haket and John Hayne.
Commission to Robert Shilley, esquire, and John Selby to arrest
Thomas Lucas, ' soudeour,' and bring him before the king in Chancery.
18 HENRY VI. 478
t^oc Membrane 18d — cont,
April 8. Commission to John Uvedale, Nicholas Banastre and Peter Cissak, to
Dogmersfield. appraise wines cast ashore in the county of Southampton. [In the same
terms as the commission of the same data above, except that the clause
ordering the commissioners to discover who has the wine is here omitted.]
May 16. Commission to Thomas Burton of Bristol, Nicholas Stebbyng of
Westminster. Dertemouth, Henry Heddon of Kynggeswere and John Coleton of
Dertemouth, to arrest John Kede, John Poune, and Gilbert Sloghter,
and all others concerned in the taking of wine in a ship called la Nicholas
de la Tour [see above Membratie 19f/], and bring them before the king ip
Chancery.
May 18. Commission to the sheriff of Gloucestershire, and to all mayors, bailiffs,
Westminster, constables, officers, ministers and lieges in that county, to arrest John
Percy, Nyhald Monk of Hegesell, Teter (.sic) Gunlangson and William
Bicheman, and bring them before the king in Chancery.
MEMBRANE lid.
May 8. Commission of array in the county of Sussex to Henry, earl of
Westminster. Northumberland, Reginald le Warr, knight, Robert de Ponynges, knight,
Thomas de Echyngham, knight, Roger Fienles, knight, the sheriff of
Sussex and Robert Dalyngregge, esquire.
May 22. The like in the county of Cornwall to Philip Courtenay, knight,
Westminster, steward of the duchy of Cornwall, Thomas Arundell, knight, and John
Herle, knight.
The like in the county of Devon to Philip Courtenay, knight, Nicholas
Carreu, knight, and William Bonevill, knight.
May 11. Commission to Thomas Erdyngton, esquire, John Poers, John Upton,
Westminster, John Mayll, the elder, Ralph Clerk and Thomas Thornton to arrest
William Shoteswell of Warwyk, *bocher,' and bring him before the
king in Chancery.
May 14. Commission to John Botiller of Totyngton, co. Bedford, * mason,* to
Westminster, arrest and provide the stone-cutters, labourers, stone, lime and other
things belonging to the ofQce of masonry, required for the repair of the
king's manor of Clypston in Shirwode, co. Nottingham.
May 22. Commission of array in the county of Southampton to John Popham,
Westminster, knight, Stephen Popham, knight, John Uvedale, William Brokas, William
Warbulton and Robert Dyneley.
MEMBRANE I4d.
May 80. Commission to John Juyn, knight, Richard Neuton, William Paulet,
Westminster, William Bythemore and the sheriff of Somerset, and to two or more of
them including either Juyn or Neuton, to enquire upon oath as to the
facts of the case set forth by William, prior of Bathe, in his petition,
wherein he states that by letters patent dated at Perth, 29 August,
10 Edward III [see Patent Boll Calendar, 1334-1338, page 812], John Iford,
then prior, and the convent were exempted from supplying any corrody at
the king's nomination, although such corrodies had been voluntarily granted
to John de Wyndesore in the time of Edward I, and in the time of
Edward III to Hugh de Styfuyngton for life and after him to Clement
Merk for life, with the assent of the convent, by John Berewyk then prior,
upon whose death Merk surrendered his grant to John Dunster the next
prior, who, at the request of Richard II. granted the corrody to the same
•i40»a*CiB^BWIl^H«P«^WiBHP^'^^^«Pr"^B^^''^"'^^«^^^BnBi
474 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
Metnbrane 14d — cont.
Merk and to one John de Ely, jointly and in survivorship; after whose
death the same John Dunster, with the assent of the convent, granted it,
at the request of .the same king, to John Tretheac for life, who still holds
the same to the great damage of the present prior, wherefore the latter
prays that justice may be done him. By C.
June 8. Commission to William Cok, mayor of Exeter, the sheriff of Devon
Weitminstor. and Thomas College, Serjeant at arms, to arrest John More, late mayor of
Dertemouth, John Baroun of Exeter, *marchaunt,' John Cremell of
Exeter, ' marchaunt' and John Hull of Exeter, ' marchaunt,' and bring
them before the king in Chancery.
June 6. Commission to John Martyn, William Haute, John Hamburgh, John
Westminster. Pyry and John Selenger, and to two or more of them including either
Martyn, Bamburgh or Pyry, to enquire on oath of the county of Kent
as to the escapes from prisons.
MEMBRANE lOd.
April 20. Appointment of William Burley, John Wynnesbury and Thomas Corbet,
Westminster, or of Burley and either of the others, as justices to deliver the gaol of
Shrewsbury castle of William Frenssheman and William Kyrkeby.
May 80. Commission of array in the county of Dorset to Humphrey Stafford,
Westminster, knight, John Chydeyok, knight, William Carant, John Thame and John
Neuport the elder.
The like in the county of Sussex to John, earl of Huntyngdon, Henry,
earl of Northumberland, Reginald del Ware, knight, Robert de Ponynges,
knight, Thomas de Echyngham, knight, Roger Fienles, knight, Richard
Dalyngregge, esquire, and the sheriff.
June 17. Commission to John Hunte, serjeant at arms, to arrest all ships and
Westminster, other vessels of 120 tuns burden or less in the ports of Chichester and
Orwell, and intermediate ports, and to bring them in all haste with their
masters and crews to Sandwich ; also to arrest and take any additional
masters and mariners required.
June 80. Commission to Richard Quatermayns, and John Rothewell to enquire
Westminster, on oath of the counties of Oxford and Berks as to escapes from prisons.
Vacated became unexecuted.
July 6. Commission to Thomas Carmynowe, Richard Reprenna, Baldwin
Westminster. Foleford, Nicholas Carmynowe and Ralph Bolo to arrest Roger WoUey of
Lastwythiell, John Michelstowe of Poway, John Waterman of Polruen
and John Salamon of Truru, and bring them before the king in
Chancery.
MEMBRANE 9d.
July 4. The like to Thomas Leukenore, knight, James Fenys, John Wallere,
Westmingter. John Seintloger, and Thomas Syngilton, esquires, John Pirye, Richard
Wakeherst, William Fynche, the sheriffs of Kent and Sussex, Herbert
Fynche, John Fynche, Thomas Collegge, serjeant at arms, Richard Payn,
John Sprotley, Thomas Chapman and John Bargeman for the arrest of
Edmund Passhele, esquire, Robert Dun and John Quyntyn.
June 80. Commission to Richard Quatermayns, Thomas Rothewell, John
Westminster. Danvers and William Marmyon, and to three or two of them, to enquire
on oath of the counties of Oxford and Berks as to escapes from prisons.
18 HENRY VI. 475
1435. Metnhrane 9d — conU
July 8. Commission to Thomas Milde, Thomas Hygham, John Edward, John
Westminster. Curteys and Edmund Galyon, and to three or two of them («/c) to enquire
on oath of the town of Bury St. Edmunds as to Thomas Clerk's tenure
of the * Sarazon Hede.' [See Membrane 25^/.]
May 80. Appointment of William Bonevill, knight, William Westbury, Thomas
Westminster. Stowell, knight, John Hody and Walter Portman, or of two or more of
them, including either Westbury, Hody or Portman, as justices to deliver
the gaol of Yevelchestre of Nicholas Calton, clerk.
July 8. Commission to James Chuddelegh, John Jaybien and Thomas College,
Weatminster. serjeant at arms, or two of them, to enquire on oath of the county of
Devon touching 20 tuns of wine belonging to Adrian Lammins and
Walter Scuppelyn, merchants of Dam in Handers, lately captured at
sea in a ship of Spain by men of Plymmouth ; and to arrest the wine if
possible and put it in safe-keeping until further order.
July 9. Commission to Henry Carter of Welhampton and Thomas Cooke of
Westminster. Menestede, CO. Southampton, to cut down and sell 100 acres of wood and
underwood in a place called ' Cranmore in Suthampton Bailly * within
the new Forest, by 8ur\'ey of the verderers thereof, and to pay over the
proceeds to Richard Clyvedon, surveyor and clerk of the king's works
within the New Forest, to be expended on repairing the king's three
lodges within the same. By p.s.
The like to Robert Pokeswell and John Soman of the county of
Southampton, relative to 120 acres of wood and underwood within the
bailiwick of Estlynwode. By p.s.
Commission to the said Richard Clyvedon to arrest the necessary
stonecutters, carpenters, plumbers, tilers, workmen and other labourers,
for the works within the New Forest, to cut down timber and to provide
stone, timber, tiles, shingles, glass, iron, lead and other necessaries for
the same works : with power to imprison those who withdraw from the
works without licence and to enquire on oath of the county as to
materials taken away. By p.s.
MEMBRANE Sd.
July 12. Commission to William Bodrugan, *chivaler,' William Goderede,
Westminster. Richard Neuton, Thomas Carmynowe, esquire, Nicholas Carmynowe, and
Richard Penpons, and to two or more of them, to enquire on oath of
the counties of Devon and Cornwall as to wastes and concealments.
June 29. Commission to Geoffrey Louther, John Yerd, William Baron and
Westminster. Richard Veer, and to three or two of them, to take at Barondoun on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday next the muster of Christopher,
son of John lord of Talbot, esquire, and John Nanfan, esquire, and of the
men at arms and archers who are about to proceed to France in their
company.
MEMBRANE Id,
July 14. Commission to Thomas, earl of Devon, Roger Champernon, esquire,
Westminster. Baldwin Folysford, esquire, John Fortescu, John Copleston and John
Palton, to enquire with a view to restitution as to a certain carrack of
Genoa, laden with goods of certain Genoese dwelling in London, which
carrack, after discharging at Southampton and reloading there, was, on
her return voyage towards Genoa, driven by stress of weather into
Plymouth, where she was seized and plundered. Persons refusing to make
restitution are to be imprisoned.
476 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1435. Membrane Id — cont.
June 26. Commission to Roger Penys, knight, Robert Whitgreve, William Baron
Westminster, and Thomas Pope, and to three or two of them, to take at Winchelsee as
soon as possible the muster of John Grassy, king's knight, and of the
men at arms and archers in his company who are about to proceed to
France.
MEMBRANE 6d.
July 18. ' Commission to John, earl of Huntingdon, Edward Stradlyng, knight,
Westminster. Geoffrey Louther, Richard Waller, Robert Whitgreve and Richard Aired,
and to two or more of them, to take at Berhamdoune, on 28 July next, the
muster of Robert de Wylughby, knight, Bertin Guterwesull (sic), knight,
Thorhas Pygot, Thomas Longeford, Thomas Gryslay, Nicholas Donnell,
Henry Bertin, Robert Dutton, Thomas Stathom, Ralph Stathom, Richard
Pemberton, Richard Mellyng and Nicholas Preston and of the men at arms
and archers who are about to proceed to France in their retinues.
July 18. Commission to James Chuddelegh, John Jaybien, Thomas Hill, and
Westminster. Ralph Bole to ascertain the facts relative to the carrack of Genoa which
was driven into Plymouth by stress of weather and plundered there.
MEMBRANE 4d.
Aug. 6. Appointment of William Westbury, Robert Hungerford, knight, and
Westminster John White, mayor of Salisbury, or of Westbury and either of the others,
as justices to deliver Salisbury gaol of Richard Hode, < bocher.'
Aug. 18. Commission to Thomas Arundell, knight, William Bodrigan, knight,
Dogmersfield. Thomas College^ serjeant at arms and the sheriffs of Devon and
Cornwall, upon report that a ship of Spain called Seint Marie of Ketu,
Peter Dulday, master, laden alnongst other things with 20 tuns of wine
of la Rochell belonging to Adrian Lammvns and Walter Skippelyn,
merchants of Dam in Flanders, has been taken at sea by certain of the
king's lieges and brought to Treru or Falmouth, where the wine is said
to have been distributed so that the owners cannot obtain restitution, to
hold inquiry into the matter, and to put any such wine which may be
found under arrest until further order.
July 25. Appointment of Robert Caundyssh, Robert Crane, William Clopton,
Westminster. John Harleston and Thomas Higham, or of two or more of them
including either Caundyssh or Crane, as justices to deliver the gaol of St.
Edmunds of Clement Denston, clerk.
Aug. 6. Appointment of those named above, with John Westbury, as justices to
Westminster, deliver Salisbury gaol.
MEMBRANE Id.
July 18. Commission to Robert Whitgreve and Richard Alrede to take at
Westminster. Berhamdoune, on 28 July next, the muster of 170 archers of the
retinue of John de Talbot, knight, who are about to go to France on the
king's service.
The like to Richard Wydeville, Richard Bokelond, Richard Sellyng and
William Pyrton, and to three or two of them, to take the muster of Robert
de Wylughby, knight, Bertin EnterwesuU (m), knight, Thomas Pygot,
Thomas Longeford, Thomas Gryslay, Nicholas Donnell, Henry Bertin,
Robert Dutton, Thomas Stathom, Ralph Stathom, Richard Pemberton,
Richard Mellyng and Nicholas Preston, and of the men at arms and
archers in their retinues who are likewise about to go there, when they
come to Calais, before they leave the marches thereoL
( 477 )
14 HENRY VI.— Part I.
1435.
Oct. 11.
Westminster*
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Oct. 19.
Westminster.
Oct. 20.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster
Oct. 14.
Westminster
Oct. 24.
Westminster
Oct. 10.
Westminster
Oct. 26.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 28.
Pardon to Thomas Bele, vicar of the church of Shodeswell, co.
Warwick, of his outlawry in the county of Oxford, for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas Amys of Chepyngwardon
touching a plea of debt of 20 marks ; he having surrendered to the Flete
prison as William Babyngton, chief justice, has certified. Oxford.
The like to the following, mutatis mutandis : —
Richard Dyconson of Leversall, co. York, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Leversall, chaplain,
touching a plea that he render an account for the time when he
was his receiver. York.
John Person of Bromshete, co. Southampton, clerk, for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Ray, citizen and skinner of
London, touching a plea of debt of 42^. London.
Thomas Messen late of Doncastre, co. York, * gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Nicholas Bowet, knight,
touching a plea that he render two writings obligatory. Lincoln.
John Bolowere of Berton Bendy ke, co. Norfolk, ' yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Philip Frank, burgess of
Bishop's Lenn, and John Frank, clerk, touching a plea of debt of
8 marks, 179. 6dl. Norfolk.
John Clerk of Golchestre, co. Essex, * sumnour,' for not appearing
before the king to answer touching divers trespasses and extortions
whereof he was indicted ; he having surrendered to the Marshal-
sea prison. Middlesex.
John Burgge of Bysshopescastell, co. Salop, esquire, for not appear-
ing before the justices of the Bench to answer John Eltonhede
touching a plea of debt of 100s. Northampton.
John Byford of Cambrigge, co. Gloucester, * yoman,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer John Wyot, citizen and draper of
London, touching a plea of debt of 1145. London.
Thomas Brome of Shyngyldewelle, co. Kent, *bocher,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Henry Vane touching a plea
of debt of 40.<t. Kent.
Robert Heyne of Ocle, co. Norfolk, « bocher,* for not appearing before
the same to answer Richard Ballard touching a plea of debt of 10^
Norfolk.
William Lynche of Cranebrok, co. Kent, * chapman,' for not appear-
ing before the dame to answer William Preneys, citizen and mercer
of London, touching a plea of debt of 18/. London.
Thomas Gardyner of Bannebury, co. Oxford, * bocher,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Wattes touching a
plea of debt of iOs. Warwick.
478
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
Got. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminater.
Sept. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 14.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 5.
Westminster.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — cont.
William Watford of Estbyteham, co. Lincoln, * mason,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Besynges, knight,
touching a plea of debt of 102. Lincoln.
John Estbiry of Litcombe, co. Berks,/ gentilman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer John Tournay, esquire, touching a plea
of debt of 102. London.
John Brympton of Botermer, co. Wilts, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Clerk of Inkepenne and William
Bagmer touching a plea of trespass. Wilts.
Robert Staunford of Nuneton, co. Warwick, * chapman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer John Moweton, ' gentilman,*
touching a plea of debt of 4ds. Middlesex.
William Teynton of Eycote, co. Gloucester, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the king to answer Thomas Lacy touching a plea
of trespass. Gloucester.
Henry de Durden of Boturworth, co. Lancaster, *yoman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Robert Radclyf touching a
like plea. Kent.
Roger Baynbrygg of Valenceloge in Tesdale, co. Sadberg, * yoman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer William, lord FitzHugh,
* chivaler,* touching a plea of debt of 40Z. York.
Robert Bellers of Midelton in Tesdale, co. Sadberg, * yoman,* for the
like. York.
Roger Gune of Neweton Petrok, co. Devon, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer William William touching a plea of
debt of 20 marks. Devon.
William Brice of Alerboteler, co. Somerset, * gentilman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Leonard Tylly touching a plea
of debt of 202. Middlesex.
John Bakere of Ilketeshale, co. Suffolk, ' yoman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer Elen Erl touching a plea of debt of 403.
Suffolk.
John atte Croftes of Arkeby Fenby, co. Lincoln, * husbondman,* for
not appearing before the same to answer William de Ayton
touching a plea of debt of 8 marks, llx. lid. Leicester.
Thomas Eton of Golston, co. Salop, * yoman,* for not appearing
before the king to answer Richard Peny touching a plea of trespass.
Salop.
John Bluntysdon, vicar of the church of Puseye, co. Berks, for not
appearing before the same to answer the abbot of Oseneye touching
a plea of debt of 62. \0s, Oxford.
Alice Veysy of Excestre, co. Devon, * wydowe,* executrix of the will of
Robert Veysy, citizen and fishmonger of London, for not appearing
before the same to answer Richard Claveryng, citizen and
*' talgchaundeler * of London, and Nicholas Ryngewode, citizen and
'bladsmyth* of London, touching a plea of debt of 40«. London.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
479
1435.
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Membrane 28 — eont,
John Frenssh of By ton, co. Salop, clerk, for not appearing before the
same to answer Richard Weanesley touching a plea of trespass.
Hereford.
Thomas Browne of Castelcary, co. Somerset, late of Salisbury, co.
Wilts, * webbe,' for not appearing before the same to answer Henry
Werkworth, prior of St. Mary's, Suthwerk, co. Surrey, and John
Torkesay, his canon, executor of the will of Joan, late the wife of
William Pycard of Suthwerk or late citizen and grocer of London,
touching a plea that he render to them 20/. Surrey.
William Goter of Swafham, co. Norfolk, *yoman,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Balph, lord of Cromwell, touching a
plea of debt of 9/. 6s, i^d. Norfolk.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
1436.
July 8.
Westminster.
1435.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Sept. 10.
Westminster
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 27.
Nicholas Mountgomery of Tuttebury, co. Stafford, esquire, for not
appearing before the same to answer William Makerell, citizen and
white tawyer of London, touching a plea of debt of 47«. 8^.
London.
John Sewale of Bury St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, 'barker,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Worstede, citizen and
mercer of Norwich, and John Storm of Norwich touching a plea of
debt of 24 marks. Suffolk.
John Lurtonof Harborgh, co. Leicester, the younger, ' husbondman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer Stephen Brackele,
clerk, touching a plea of debt of 20/. Northampton.
John at Ridde of Hengham, co. Norfolk, ' gentilman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Baret and John
Homme, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 10/. London.
Henry Laurence of RoUeston, co. Somerset, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Shephard touching the
detinue of certain beasts. Somerset.
William Flemmyng of Clyfton, co. York, esquire, for not appearing
before the same to answer Robert Fenescalles, citizen and tailor of
London, touching a plea of debt of 10/. llx. 2(L London.
Simon Colyer of Pynley, co. Warwick, • husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same when sued with Thomas Colihull of
Warrewyk, 'net knytter,' to answer Robert Hopkyns, touching
a trespass. Warwick.
William Waturfalle or Waterfall, son of John Waturfalle of Wolveme-
hampton, W^elronhampton, or Wolverhampton, co. Stafford,
*yoman,' for not appearing before the same to answer Robert
Kelynge, late of Wolvernehampton, touching a plea of debt of 10
marks ; and to answer Henry Wotton, citizen and draper of
London, touching a like plea of 9/., and to answer Thomas
Egle, citizen and skinner of London, touching a like plea of 459.
Middlesex, London.
480
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1485.
Not. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 7.
Westminster.
Nov. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 22.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Oct. 18.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster
Nov. 25.
Westminster
Deo. 1.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — cont.
William Dully of Clourewall, co. Gloucester, * mynour,* for not
appearing before the same to answer William Jurdan touching a
plea of debt of 408. ' Gloucester.
William Wauton of Stowghton, co. Huntingdon, esquire, for not
appearing before the same to answer John Poule, citizen and
skinner of London, alias John Povle, skinner, touching a plea of
debt of 108«. London.
Margaret late the wife of John Trussell, knight, of Gayton, co.
Northampton, widow, for not appearing before the same to answer
Richard Pittes of Brigstoke touching a plea of debt of 26 marks.
Middlesex.
Thomas Wale^s of Blakedon, co. Somerset, ' husbondman,' and
Elizabeth his wife, executrix of the will of John Wareyn, for
not appearing before the same to answer John Rewe touching a
plea that they render 26 marks, 10s. Middlesex.
Thomas Gerard, of WoUesthorp, co. Lincoln, clerk, or Thomas
Gerard, late parson of WoUesthorp, for not appearing before the
same to answer John Dawners of Babury, co. Oxford, touching a
plea of debt of 20/., and to answer John Bencole, citizen and
' brewer ' of London, touching a like plea of 55«. id, London.
Nicholas Chapman of Hegham Ferrers, co. Northampton, 'chapman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer John Catour and
Thomas Moresby touching a plea of debt of il. Northampton.
William Maydenwell of Strobby by Markeby, co. Lincoln, * husbond-
man,' for not appearing before the same to answer the king and
Thomas Warner, for having retained the latter's servant John
Warde of Strobby, ' laborer,* who had quitted his service contrary
to the ordinance, and for having refused to restore the said Warde
to his said master. Lincoln.
John Manby of Edyngham by'Qrune, co. Lincoln, 'chaplain/ for
not appearing before the same to answer John Mcdberthorp, clerk,
touching a plea of debt of QOs. Lincoln.
Robert Bokwell of Northpeterton, co. Somerset, 'laborer,' for not
appearing before the king to answer John Flete touching a plea of
trespass. Middlesex.
Edmund Avynce of Bristoll, ' toweker,' for not appearing before the
same to answer Thomas Gibbes touching a like plea. Gloucester.
William Burton of Leycestre, co. Leicester, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Bamesley, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 20/. and to answer
William Welles, citizen and 'surgeant ' of London, touching a like
plea of 4 marks. Suffolk, London.
Richard Couper of Coventre, co. Warwick, chaplain, alias Richard
Weston, for not appearing before the same to answer Robert
Bosoun, citizen and goldsmith of London, touching a plea of debt
of 20/. London.
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1.
481
1436.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
Dec. 2.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 2.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
1436.
Jan. 26.
Westminster.
Jan. 22.
Westminster.
Jan. 7.
Westminster.
Jan. 80.
Westminster.
Feb. 3.
Westminster.
Membrane 27 — cont.
Gilbert Wakeman of Bastelden, co. Berks, 'chapman/ alias
*marchaunt/ for not appearing before the same to answer John
Phelip, alias Stapel, burgess of Great Jernemuth touching a plea
of debt of 101. Norfolk.
Henry Parmenter or Parmonter, late of London, * grocer/ or citizen
and grocer, of London, for not appearing before the same to answer
Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, touching a plea of debt of
80Z. to answer John Broke, citizen and beer-brewer of London,
touching a like plea of 41s. and to answer John de Mercato Novo,
merchant of Venice, touching a like plea of 41, Surrey, London.
Richard Whyte of London, * dyer,* for not appearing before the king
to answer touching divers trespasses whereof he was indicted.
Middlesex.
Robert Deft of Hesill, co. York, * yoman,* for not appearing before
the justices of the Bench to answer Richard Pykeryng, knight, and
Margaret, his wife, touching a plea of debt of SL Qs. 8d, York.
John Cheyne of Longstanton, co. Cambridge, clerk, alias esquire, for
not appearing before the same to answer William Aston of London
and John Lemman, citizen and skinner of London, executors of
the will of John Pennie, late citizen and skinner of London,
touching a plea that he render to them 81. London.
John Bee of Norwich, co. Norfolk, * gentilman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer John Hale and John Westowe,
citizens of London, touching a plea of debt of 7 marks. London.
Robert Waryn of Dyse, co. Norfolk, 'bedwevere,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Geoffrey Gardener touching a plea of
debt of 40«. Suffolk.
John Eton of Golston, co. Salop, * husbondman,* for not appearing
before the same to answer John Eynton, touching a plea of debt
of 7 marks. London.
John Peyntour of Bodmyn, co. Cornwall, merchant, for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Echyngham of Echyngham,
knight, touching a plea of debt of 20Z. Middlesex.
John Bysshop of Plymmouth, co. Devon, merchant, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Bysshop, citizen and goldsmith of
London, touching a plea of debt of 201. lis. London.
Robert Antyll of Bongey, co. Suffolk, ' baker,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Reginald Cobham, knight, touching a
plea of debt of 201. Suffolk.
John Page of Halstede, co. Essex, ' yoman,* for not appearing before
the same to answer William Paston, William Yelverton, Richard
Chirche, Thomas Porter, clerk, and Simon Brayles touching a plea
of trespass. Essex.
Gilbert Forshagh of Norhampton, co. Northampton, * mercer,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Fauconer, citizen
and mercer of London, touching a plea of debt of 141. 6s. lid.
London.
24881
2 H
482
CALENDAB.OP PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 6.
Westminster.
Feb. 4.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Jan. 22.
Westminster
Feb. 1.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
J&n. 2.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 26.
Thomas Pynchepole of Wytney, co. Oxford, 'husbondman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer William, abbot of the
monastery of St. Mary, Tewkesbury, touching a plea of debt of
40 marks. Qloucester.
William Turges of Shepey, co. Leicester, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer John Alrot touching a plea
of debt of 50«. lid. Stafford.
John Dynely, or Dynelay, of Downum, co. Lancaster, < gentilman,'
for not appearing before the same to answer John Poulet, esquire,
touching two pleas of debt each of 20/. London.
Andrew Rede late of Perpoimteshurst, co. Sussex, * husbondman,'
and others for not appearing before the king to answer touching
divers trespasses, extortions, falsities and deceptions whereof they
were indicted. Middlesex.
William Sampford of Chorleton Camvyle, co. Somerset, clerk, for
not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Thomas
Kydermynster, prior of Kenylworth, touching a plea that he render
an accoimt for the time when he was his receiver. Warwick.
Hugh Porter of Bristol, co. Bristol, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the king to answer John Morette touching a plea of trespass.
London.
Hugh Gakstrete of Poselyngworth, co. Suffolk, ' husbondman,'
executor of the will of Robert Clerk, late of Poselyngworth,
* husbondman,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench
to answer Joan late the wife of William Gavendissh touching a
plea that he render to her 20/. London.
Simon Curne of Montizynge, co. Essex, 'husbondman,* for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Colyere and Isabel
his wife, daughter of John Prynce, touching a plea of debt of 100s.
London.
Thomas Newe of Whitle, co. Wilts, ' husbondman,' for not appearing
before the king to answer Ralph Bond touching a plea of trespass.
Wilts.
John Saundyr of Reynham, co. Norfolk, < husbondman,' for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Henry Inglose,
knight, touching a plea of debt of 101, Norfolk.
William Coriare of Heyeswyndon, co. Wilts, * bocher,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Curteys, prior of
the church of St. Mary, Suthwyk, touching a plea of debt of 20/.
Southampton.
John Salwey of Gloucester, co. Gloucester, * tyler,' for not appearing
before the king to answer touching divers trespasses and conspiracies
whereof he was indicted. Middlesex.
Gerard Crowe of^Blounham, co. Bedford, ' yoman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer William Beve, the
younger, touching a plea of debt of 40<, Hertford,
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
488
1436.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Jan. 22.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
Jan. 22.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Jan. 22.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — cont.
William Tylson of London, 'taillour/ and Joan his wife, exeoutrix of
the will of Thomas Clerk of London for not appearing before the
same to answer Nicholas Thorlej, knight, touching a plea thai
they render chattels to the value of 20 marks. Essex.
John Cole of Enyghtys Enam, co. Southampton, * husbondman,' for
not appearing before the same to answer John Bogger, the younger,
touching a plea of debt of 405. Buckingham.
John Clerk of Hereford, co. Hereford, * dyer,' for not appearing before
the same to answer John Stokke, merchant of Bristol, touching a
plea of debt of 4 marks. 3nstol.
Roger Smyth of the parish of Wydecomb, co. Devon, *milward,* for
not appearing before the same to answer the prior of the house
and church of St. Nicholas, Exeter, touching a plea of trespass.
Devon.
Thomas Hervy, parson of the church of Testerton, or Testyrton,
CO. Norfolk, for not appearing before the same to answer Robert
Randes, esquire, touching a plea of debt of lOOs. and to answer
William Barthawam, clerk, and Henry Russell touching a like
plea. Norfolk, Cambridge.
Henry Barowe of Saltflethaven, co. Lincoln, 'chapman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Gilbert Monke, clerk,
touching a plea of debt of 5 marks. Lincoln.
William Barton of York, ' vestment maker,' for not appearing before
the same to answer the abbot of St. Mary's, Cirencestre, touching a
plea that he render an account for the time when he was his
receiver. Gloucester.
•
Thomas Bocher of Branktre, co. Essex, * bocher,' for not appearing
before the same to answer John Takele touching a plea of debt of
lOZ. Hertford.
John Griffyth late of Wychenore, co. Stafford, knight, son of Thomas
Griffyth late of Wychenore, esquire, for not appearing before the
same to answer William lord la Zouche, knight, and John Harpour
touching a plea of debt of 20/. Middlesex.
John Gurmond of Atherton in the Isle of Wight, co. Southampton,
'laborer,' for not appearing before the same when sued with
Richard Rammesdon of Atherton, 'husmondman,' Richard Tracy
of Newechirche, Isle of Wight, 'laborer,' Thomas Coule of
Roucle, Isleof Wight, 'husbondman,' Thomas Scopard of Atherton,
'laborer,' and Thomas Samberugh of Atherton, ' laborer,' to answer
John Lisle of Wodyton touching a trespass. Southampton.
John Dayfote of Northpederton, co. Somerset, clerk, for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Richard, abbot of Forde, touching a
plea that be give back a book of the price of 40s. Somerset.
John Gylmyn in the county of Cambridge, ' bocher,' for not appear-
ing before the same to answer Thomas Wylcok, touching a plea of
debt of 41. 2s.
Richard Parys, citizen and grocer of London, for not appearing
before the same to answer Andrew Hals, Richard Hals, Thomas
NichoU, and Richard Philipp touching a plea of debt of 211.
London.
484
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Feb. 8.
Westminsteitf
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 17.
Westminster.
Feb. 3.
W^estminster.
Jan. 24.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
Membrane 26 — cont.
John Calcote of Arteleburgh, co. Northampton, * yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Thomas Sprot touching a
plea of debt of 40<. Northampton.
John Trenchemere of Bery St. Edmunds, co. Suffolk, * gentilman,'
for not appearing before William Babyngton and his fellows, late
justices of the Bench, to answer William Doune, touching a plea
of debt of iOs. London.
William Beell of Lacheford, CO. Oxford, *clerke,' for not appearing
before the same to answer Thomas Morton touching a plea of debt
of 8 marks. Berks.
John Newman of Wandysworth, or Wendesworth, co. Surrey,
' husbondman,' for not appearing before the king to answer
touching divers trespasses whereof he was indicted. Surrey.
Richard Somer of Wardon, co. Bedford, 'husbondman,' for not
appearing before William Babyngton and his fellows, late justices
of the Bench, to answer John Graunt of Great Wolston touching
a plea of debt of 40^. Bedford.
Richard Berkesdale of Spene, co. Berks, * tanner,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench, when sued with William Moyne
of Northmorton, co. Berks, * yoman,' to answer John York and
Walter Sutton touching a plea of debt of 100s, Middlesex.
Stephen Fermer of Whitle, co. Wilts, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the king to answer Richard Bond touching a plea
of trespass.
Wilts.
Thomas Greneham of Keton, co. Rutland, esquire, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer John Rewe touching a
plea of debt of 201, Middlesex.
Walter Ruddam of Swafham, co. Norfolk, * yoman,* for not appearing
before the king to answer Ralph Wadyswyk, esquire, touching a
plea of trespass. Suffolk.
1435.
Dec. 19.
Westminster*
MEMBRANE 25.
Ralph Durburgh, Dorreborue, or Doyrburgh, of the county of
Somerset, esquire, or staying at * le Whitechapell* by *le Algate,*
London, or of Godelney, co. Somerset, or of Briggewater, co.
Somerset, for not appearing before William Thirnyng and his
fellows, justices of the Bench of Henry IV, to answer the following,
viz. : — John Elys, citizen and draper of London, touching a plea
of debt of 51s, id, ; John Wilmot, citizen and saddler of London,
touching a like plea of 4Ss, id, ; John Egliston, citizen of London,
touching a like plea of 40«. ; Richard Whityngton and William
Buc, citizens and mercers of London, touching a like plea of 12Z.
and Henry Assheburn, clerk, touching a like plea of 6 marks ;
and before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench
of Henry V, to answer the following, viz. : — Stephen Marchaunt,
citizen and skinner of London, touching a plea of debt of 100s. ;
Richard Chamberleyn, citizen and draper of London, and Hugh
Gary of the county of Somerset, touching a like plea of 20/. ;
14 HENKY VI.— Part 1.
485
1435.
1436.
Feb. 15.
Westminster.
April 26.
Westminster.
April 25.
Westminster.
April 80.
Westminster.
April 26.
Westminster.
April 6.
Westminster.
April 26.
Westminster.
1435.
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
1136.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
April 26,
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Walter Parkere, of Castelcarie, touching a like plea of 5 marks,
lis, 4td. ; John Maynell of Bristol, touching a like plea of 100s. 2d.
and Edward, earl of Devon, touching a plea that he render an
account for the time when he was his receiver.
London, Devon, Surrey, Somerset.
John Hill of Bampton, co. Oxford, esquire, or 'gentilman,' or late
of Burford in the Wold, * gentilman,' for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer James Kelom and Katharine his
wife, alias Katharine Wrighte, late widow, and William Warde,
citizen of London, touching a plea of debt of 50.9. and for not
appearing before the king to answer touching divers trespasses,
contempts, forgeries and deceptions done by him in the county of
Middlesex, whereof he was indicted.
Husting of London, Middlesex.
Adam son of Thomas llobynson of Hotonroofe, co. Cumberland,
* laborer,' for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to
answer John Helton touching a plea of debt of 40«.
Westmoreland.
John Felowes, citizen and merchant of London, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Rogers, the younger, touching a
plea of debt of il, 10s. Berks.
Edmund Draper, late citizen and merchant of London, for the like.
Berks.
Otho Terell Treaghan of Treaghan Pykken, co. Cornwall, 'gentil-
man,' for not appearing before William Babyngton and his fellows,
late justices of the Bench, to answer William Mohun touching a
plea of debt of 6 marks. Middlesex.
W^iUiam Grene of Northbarsham, co. Norfolk, clerk, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer the prior of St. Mary's,
Castelacre, touching a plea of debt of 20^. Norfolk.
John Barden late of Northorppe, co. Lincoln, *yoman,* for not
appearing before William Babyngton and his fellows, late justices
of the Bench, to answer the abbot of St. Mary's, Neubo, of the
' Premonstratensian order, in the diocese of Lincoln, touching a
plea of debt of 8^ Lincoln.
John Fyley, parson of the parish church of Great Chart, co. Kent,
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer John
de la Bere, clerk, touching a plea of debt of 4 marks. London.
William Wode of Fulburn, co. Cambridge, * yoman,' for not appearing
before William Babyngton and his fellows, late justices of the
Bench, to answer Thomas Brysseley touching a plea of debt of
100«. Lincoln.
Bartholomew Oxeney of Great Jernemuth, co. Norfolk, 'marchaunt,*
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer Alan
Palmer touching a plea of debt of 10 marks 2v. 8(/. Suffolk.
John Bryt of Marghasyowe, co. Cornwall, 'gentilman,' for not
appearing before William Babyngton and his fellows, late justices
of the Bench, to answer William Mohun, touching a plea of
trespass. Middlesex.
486
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1436
May 10.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 11.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
April 25.
Westminster.
April 25.
Westminster.
May 15.
Westminster.
May 16.
Westrainster.
May 16.
Westminster,
May 18.
Westminster.
May 22.
Westminster.
June 14.
Westminster.
Membrane 25 — cont.
John Elyngham of Kyrkeby Came, co. Norfolk, *yoman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Richard Andrewe of Sybeton,
touching a plea of debt of 9 marks. Suffolk.
Thomas Fodmore, or Pudmore, late of London, ^ marchant,' for not
appearing before the same to answer William Loke, citizen and
tailor of London, touching a plea of debt of 18/. and to answer
John Burglegh touching a like plea of 20Z. London, Middlesex.
John Burnard of Offevel, co. Devon, * husbondman,' for not appearing
before Richard Norton and his fellows, justices of the Bench of
Henry V, to answer John Mulys, the younger, touching a plea of
debt of 40s. Devon.
John Parker of Knesall, co. Nottingham, 'parker,' for not appearing
before William Babyngton and his fellows, late justices of the
Bench, to answer John Boys, esquire, touching a plea of trespass.
Lincoln.
Roger Wolly lake of Plympton EarPs, co. Devon, * yoman,' for not
appearing before the king to answer William BoUeworthy, touching
a plea of trespass. Devon.
William Topclyff aliaa Scoreby, of the city of York, 'gentylman,'
for not appearing before William Babyngton and his fellows, late
justices of the Bench, to answer Bernard Churche, citizen and
skinner of London, touching a plea of debt of lOZ. London.
Thomas Jolyff of Carlton Rode, co. Norfolk, ' husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Philip Tylneye, esquire,
touching a plea of debt of 71. lOs. Lincoln.
John Tanner of Chalowe, co. Berks, ' husbondman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Richard Pylke, touching
a plea of debt of QL 6s. 8d, Berks.
Thomas Hikke of Lyde, late of Hedecroune, co. Kent, ' laborer,' for
not appearing before the king to answer John Flynt, touching an
appeal of mayhem. Kent.
Roger Talbot of Hadle, co. Suffolk, ^ draper,' for not appearing be-
fore William Babyngton and his fellows, late justices of the Bench,
to answer John Hyham, Robert Bamburgh and John Femyll,
citizens and drapers of London, and executors of the will of
William Crowemere, late citizen and alderman of London, and
Robert Ponynges, knight, and Margaret his wife, late the wife and
executrix of the same William Crowemere, touching a plea that he
render 48/. 7^. London.
John Lyon of Hadle, co. Suffolk, 'chapman,' for the like. London.
William Fordo of Hadle, 'chapman,' for the like. London.
John GrifHth late of Wichenore, co. Stafford, knight, son of Thomas
Griffith late of Wichenore, esquire, for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to answer William, lord la Zouche, knight,
and John Harpour, touching a plea of debt of 201, Middlesex,
William Dokkyng, son of Simon Dokkyng of Dylewyche, co. Surrey,
*tylemaker,' for not appearing before William Babyngton and his
fellows, late justices of the Bench, to answer William Spencer,
touching a plea of debt of 4.L Middlesex.
14 HENRY VL— Part 1.
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1436.
Jane 20.
Westminster.
June 12.
Westminster.
June 6.
WestiniDster.
June 13.
Westmiaster.
June 14.
Westminster.
June 20.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
June 27.
Westminster.
June 27.
Westminster.
June 18.
Westminster.
June Id.
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
July 6.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 24.
John Waryn of Badyngton, co. Somerset, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer John Seygnour of Exeter touching a
plea of debt of 40s. Devon.
Thomas Kyngeston of Lydeyerd Bishop's, co. Somerset, *gentilman,'
for not appearing before the justices of the Bench to answer
Walter, lord of Hungerford, knight, touching a plea of debt of 20
marks. Middlesex.
John Broun of Bristol, 'brasyer,' for not appearing before the same
to answer JEUlph Sylkeston, citizen and grocer of London, touching
a plea of debt of 20^. London.
John Jones of Holcote, co. Northampton, clerk, for not appearing to
answer John Wythenale, touching a plea of trespass.
Northampton.
Oliver Seint John, or Seynt Jon, lord of Westpery, co. Northampton,
knight, or of Foumonnue in Wales, knight, for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer Henry Gray and Thomas
Coke, citizens and drapers of London, touching a plea of debt of
12/. 16x. 2(1. and Richard Denton, citizen and skinner of London,
touching a like plea of 86/. London.
William Goky of Taunton, co. Somerset, * husbondman,' for not
appearing before the same to answer Andrew Sparowe, touching a
plea of debt of 405. Oxford.
John Emmes of Haston, co. Suffolk, 'yoman,' for not appearing
before William Babyngton and his fellows, late justices of the
Bench, to answer John Baron touching a plea of debt of 40s.
Norfolk.
Thomas TheUietham of Ludham, co. Norfolk, clerk, for not appearing
before the same to answer William Wotton, clerk, touching a plea
of debt of 40/. Norfolk.
Thomas Phelippes of Holte, co. Wilts, * yoman,' for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench to answer William Rous touching
a plea of trespass. Wilts.
Richard Couper, alias Weston, of Coven tre, co. Warwick, chaplain,
for not appearing before William Babyngton and his fellows, late
justices of the Bench, to answer Robert Bosoun, citizen and
goldsmith of London, touching a plea of debt of 20/. London.
William Wade, vicar of the church of Teneham, co. Kent, for not
appearing before the same to answer William Boughton and John
Chaundos of London, touching a plea of debt of 10/. London.
Nicholas [rectius] William Watte of Trewetheran, co. Cornwall,
' husbondman,* for not appearing before the same to answer
Nicholas Yonge touching a plea of debt of 40s. Cornwall.
John Kene of Enefeld, co. Middlesex, * yoman,' and Agnes his wife,
for not appearing before the same to answer William Gosley and
Joan his wife touching a plea of trespass. Middlesex.
William Cokkys, parson of the church of Attyndene, co. Berks, for
not appearing before the king to answer John Lodelowe
touching a plea of trespass* Berks.
488
CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
July 5.
Westminster.
June 26.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
Mem bra fie 24 — cofU.
William Rytte late of Wodeland, co. Devon, ' yoman/ for not appear-
ing before the justices of the Bench to answer William Bonevyle,
knight} touching a pLea of debt of 81. Devon.
John Bourne of Enefeld, co. Middlesex, 'husbondman/ for not
appearing before the same to answer Lewis Johan, esquire, touch-
ing a plea of debt of 20^. London.
Thomas Pope of Wotton by Kempston, co. Bedford, * husbondman,*
for not appearing before William Babyngton and his fellows, late
justices of the Bench, to answer Thomas Bowyer, touching a plea
that he render a certain bag with charters, writings and other
muniments therein. Northampton.
John Pope of Wotton, near Kempston, *husbondman,' for the like.
Northampton.
1435.
Oct. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 2.
Westminster.
Sept. 28.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
Oct. 7.
Westminster.
Dec. 8.
Westminster.
Dec. 16.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 23.
Commission to John Clampart to provide from London or the suburbs
thereof two (canarios or cauarios) to serve the king in Calais, and
send them there by Friday next at latest.
Commission, by advice of the council, to John, earl of Huntingdon, to
be admiral of England, Ireland and Aquitaine, during pleasure, with
cognisance of maritime causes, and power to punish delinquents, also to
impress vessels of war and crews to man them, and to appoint deputies,
saving always matters arising within the bodies of counties and wreck
of sea. The admiral is however to have cognisance of the death of a man
or of mayhem done in great ships in the midst of great rivers but only
from the harbours (portubus) nearest the sea downwards according to the
statute of 15 Richard U {cap, 8). By p.s.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Henry Hanslape, chaplain, of the
prebend of Croweherst in the free chapel of St. Mary within the castle of
Hastynges, void by the death of William Hay ton, clerk. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Ralph, lord of Cromwell, treasurer
of England, of the office of master of the king's mews and falcons,
with its fees and wages, in like manner as John, late duke of Bedford,
or Edmund, late duke of York, had when alive.
Appointment, during pleasure, of William Larke to be controller of
customs and subsidies in the port of Southampton, with the statutory
provisoes. He is to have the keeping of one part of the ' coket.*
By bill of the treasurer.
The like of John Broughton in the port of Chichester.
By bill of the treasurer.
John Aston being seised, conjointly with William Cheyne, John Frank,
clerk, John Mulso and Geoffrey Motte, by feoffment of Thomas Seintclere
made to them their heirs and assigns, of the manor of Berton Seint John
aliaA Great Barton, which is held of the king in chief, granted all his
right in the same to William Selman, Henry Wulford and William
Slyngesby, who survive, and to John Neyland, since deceased, and their
heirs. Pursuant to which they entered into a fifth part of the manor,
14 HENRY VL— Part 1.
489
1435.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Oct. 25.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 24.
Westminster.
Oct. 26.
Westminster.
Meinbrane 28 — cont.
and the king's licence not having been obtained, this fifth part was
taken into his hands. But now for 5 marks paid in the hanaper he has
pardoned this trespass, and granted licence for the said Selman, Wulford
and Slyngesby to have again and to hold the fifth part aforesaid.
Writ de internJemlo for Richard Lodelowe, whom Ralph Butiller,
* chivaler/ the chief butler, has appointed to be his deputy during the
king's pleasure in the port of Southampton. By bill of the butler.
Writ of aid for William Rows, whom the same chief butler has appointed
to be his deputy in the port of Jernemuth. By bill of the butler.
Forasmuch as many people are flocking to London by reason of the
Parliament and more are likely do so on account of the convocation of
clergy about to be held there, the king has appointed William Chyld of
London, *fysshemonger,' and John atte Wode of London, *fysshemonger,'
during pleasure, to buy 1,000 quarters of wheat in the counties of Lincoln
and York and bring them to London by land or water.
Licence, by advice of the council, for Richard Wryght of Terlyng, co.
Essex, to grant in mortmain to John Shirewod, vicar of the church of
Terlyng, an acre and a half and a rood of meadow in Terlyng, which have
been found by inquisition taken by John Iwardeby, escheator in the said
county, not to be held of the king. By p.s.
Vacated because in the thirteenth year.
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Grymesby of pavage for three
years.
Writ of aid for John Crucche whom Ralph Buttiller, knight, the chief
butler, has appointed to be his deputy in the port of Barstaple.
By bill of the butler.
Oct. 1.
Westminster.
Oct. 2.
Westminster.
Oct. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 5.
Westminster.
Oct. 8.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 22.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Master Richard Caudray, king's
clerk, of the deanery of the king's free chapel of St. Martin le Grand,
London. By p.s.
Mandate to William Prestwyk, king's clerk, to induct him.
Presentation, by advice of the council, of Thomas Luddelowe, parson
of the church of Baggesore, in the diocese of Coventry and Lichfield, to
the church of Tavystoke, in the diocese of Exeter, on an exchange of
benefices with Master John Pulchri Patris. By p.s.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Solers to be victualler of the
castle of Guynes within the march of Picardy by Calais, with the
accustomed fees, wages and rewards. By bill of the treasurer.
Mandate to the dean and chapter of the free chapel of Hastynges
to admit Geoffrey Medue alias Creyk, chaplain, into the prebend of
Wrotlyng, Nenefeld and Hoo, and assign him a stall in the choir and a
place in the chapter in right thereof. He has been instituted, on the
king's presentation, in the room of Alexander Broune, resigned, by Simon,
bishop of Chichester.
Commission to John Styward, knight, Richard W^odevyle, esquire,
lieutenant of Calais, and William Baron, and to two of them, to make a
survey of the soldiers which John, duke of Bedford, captain of Calais, had
there on the day of his death, serving at the king's wages, and to muster
those now there.
Vacated became olhcnriae in thin year.
490
CALENDAE OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
Oct. 12
Westminster.
Oct. 15.
Westminster.
Oct. 13.
Westminster.
Oct. 12.
Westminster.
Oct. 17.
Westminster.
Oct. 21.
Westminster.
Nov. 25.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster.
Nov.l.
Westminster
Nov. 8.
Westminster.
Nov. 6.
Westminster.
Oct. 2.
Westminster
Oct. 81.
Westminster.
Nov. 3.
Westminster.
Membrane 22 — cont.
Revocation of the protection for half a year which on 5 July last was
granted to William Graunt of Stevyston, co. Devon, *gentilman/ as about
to proceed to France in the company of John Nanfan, king's esquire,
because he tarries in the county of Cornwall as the sheriff has certified.
Presentation of Roger Blakey, king's clerk, to the parish church of
Drayton Passelowe, in the diocese of Lincoln.
Pardon to Henry Lambeden of Wilton, co. Wilts, ' dyer,' of his out-
lawry in the busting of London for not appearing before the king's
justices of the Bench to satisfy John Hiham of London, * marchaunt,'
of a judgement debt of IIZ. 13.s. 4^/. and 5 marks damages ; he having
surrendered to the prison of Flete and satisfied the said debt and damages,
as William Babyngton, chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Revocation of the protection for half a year which on 27 July was
granted to Henry Ferby, of London, * brewer,' to go to France on the
king's service in the company of Richard Pemberton, esquire, because he
tarries in the city of London as the sheriffs have certified.
Grant during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Martyn, one
of the yeomen of the chamber, of the office of parker and keeper of the
park of Swalfeld, co. Berks, to be discharged by him or his deputy ; with
Sfl. a day wages by the hands of the bailiffs of Swalfeld in the same way
as James Bedford had when alive. By p.s.
Presentation of Thomas Hesyll, chaplain, to the church of Bradley, in
the diocese of Lincoln.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Thomas Copto, chaplain, of the free
chapel of Alvethele, co. Essex, in the diocese of London, void by the
resignation of John Wellys, chaplain, the last warden, and in the king's
gift by reason of the minority of Edmund Inglesthorp, kinsman and
heir of Elizabeth Pole. By p.s.
Writ of aid for Hamo Sutton whom Ralph Botuller, knight, the chief
butler, has appointed to be his deputy in the port of Kyngeston upon
Hull. By bill of the butler.
The like of the following in the following ports : —
Robert Burton, Dertemouth.
Walter Strykeland, Chichester and Shorham.
John Devenyssh, Topesham, Teygmuth, Mynhede and Briggewater.
Thomas Pope, Wynchelse, Seforde and Rye.
By like bills.
Licence, by advice of the council, for James BotiUer, earl of Ormond,
to be absent from Ireland for two years ; and to receive bis revenues
thence in England or elsewhere. By p.s.
Presentation of William Hill to the church of Sutton Bonyngton, in
the diocese of York.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Sutton, knight, to be
constable of the castle of Cloune in Wales, which is in the king's hands
by the death of John, late earl of Arundel, from the date of his death, with
such fees and wages as John Lunteley had. By bill of the treasurer.
14 HENRY VL— Part 1.
491
i^Qg Membrane 22 — conU
Oct. 24. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Thomas Scargyll,
Westminster, q^^ Qf \;j^q yeomen of the chamber, of 6//. a day from 23 April last out of
the issues and farms of the county of York. By p.s.
Oct. 26. Presentation of Thomas Gardener, chaplain, to the chapel of St. James
Westminster, without the east gate of Chichfester, void by the death of Thomas Paxton,
late warden.
Oct. 25.
Westminster
Nov. 9.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
The like of Robert Chirbury, king's clerk, to the prebend of Holyngton
in the free chapel of St. Mary, in the castle of Hastynges. By p.s.
The like of John Drury, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church of St.
Mary, Little Abyngdon, in the diocese of Ely ; directed to the guardian
of the spirituality of the bishopric.
Mandate to the dean and chapter of the free chapel of St. Mary within
the castle of Hastynges to admit Robert Chirbury, chaplain, into the
prebend of Holyngton, and assign him a stall in the choir and a place in
the chapter in right thereof. He has been instituted by Simon, bishop
of Chichester on the king's presentation.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 30.
Westminster.
Nov. 7.
Westminster.
Nov. 4.
Westminster.
Oct. 10.
Westminster
Nov. 8.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 21.
Inspexinius and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and convent of the house of St. Sepulchre, Warrewyk,
of a charter dated 4 August, 2 Edward HI. [Charter Eoll^ 2 Edicard lll^
No. 44.] By K. & C. in Pari.
Licence for the prior and convent of the cathedral church of Ely to
elect a bishop in the room of Philip Morgan, deceased. By p.s.
Presentation of Robert Fetill, chaplain, to the church of St. Mary,
Elyngham by Stokton, in the diocese of Norwich, in the king's gift by
reason of the nonage of John, duke of Norfolk.
Pardon to Thomas Walsyngham of Westacre, co. Norfolk, * servant,'
of his outlawry in the busting of London for not appearing before the
justices of the Bench to pay his ransom due to the king for a trespass
which he was convicted of having done, with. Henry Alday late of
Custhorp, CO. Norfolk, * laborer,' John Claghton of Westacare, * husbond-
man,' Joan Walsyngham of Westacre, *wodewe,' and John Deye of
Westacre, ' husbondman,' against William Oldhall, knight, Richard
Gegge, esquire, John Dam the younger, John Puttok and John Hamond ;
he having now surrendered to the Flete prison, as William Babyngton,
chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Presentation of Thomas Shipton to the church of Everwardtone, in the
diocese of Norwich.
Grant, by advice of the council, during the nonage of Humphrey son
and heir of John, late earl of Arundel and lord of Mautravers, and from
heir to heir, to Fulk Eyton, esquire, on his petition, of the office of
constable of the castle of Osewaldestre in the marches of Wales, which
he had by grant of the said late earl, dated the last day of February,
12 Henry VI, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with 10 marks
a year as fee, by the hands of the receivers, farmers or occupiers of
Osewaldestre, and any other fees, wages and profits to the said office
belonging. By p.s.
49!^
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
Nov. 10.
Westminster
Met)ibrane 21 — cont.
Pardon to Thomas Bayhous of Westharptre, co. Somerset, ' gentilman,'
of his outlawry in the said county for not appearing before the justices of
the Bench to pay the ransom due from him to the king for producing in
court a forged writing of release against John Bygge, executor of the will
of Joan, late the wife of Stephen Staunton and executrix of his will, to
exclude Bygge from recovering a debt of 40Z. on a certain writing
obligatory given by the said Bayhous to the said Stephen Staunton, and
to satisfy the same Bygge of the said debt of 40/. recovered by judgement,
and 6 marks damages ; he having now surrendered to the Flete prison
and satisfied the said debt and damages, as William Babyngton, chief
justice of the Bench, has certified.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 16.
Westminster.
Nov. 18.
Westminster
Nov. 20.
Westminster.
Nov. 11.
Westminster.
Oct. 28.
Westminster
Nov. 29.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 20.
Impejcimus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and monks of the church of St. Mary, Bromfeld, of a
charter, dated 16 July, 19 Henry III. [Calendar of Charter RolUy Vol. /,
p. 210.] By K. & C. in Pari.
Pardon to Henry Rafman of the county of Norfolk, or late of West-
minster, CO. Middlesex, ' gentilman,' of his outlawries in the busting of
London and the county of Middlesex, for not appearing before the justices
of the Bench of Henry V, to satisfy Thomas Cressy and John Eton of
London of 60/. judgement debt and 100<s. damages, and for not appearing
before the justices of the Bench of the present king to answer John
Crouchere and John Henxsey, citizens and vintners of London, touching
a plea of debt of 8/. 5s. 4.iL he having now surrendered to the Flete prison
and paid the said judgement debt and damages, as William Babyngton,
chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Presentation of Nicholas Kelet, chaplain, to the church of Artureth, in
the diocese of Carlisle.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Grcyndore, to be steward and
constable of the forest of Dene and St. Briavels, co. Gloucester, from the
date of the death of John, duke of Bedford, with the accustomed fees and
wages. By bill of the treasurer.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Middelton,
one of the sewers of the hall, for good sersdce in that capacity and in the
French wars in which he was maimed, of the office of constable of the
castle of Richemond, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with the
wages anciently accustomed by the hands of the receiver or occupier of
the lordship of Eichemond. By p.s.
Pardon to Richard Fenyll of the parish of St. Werburga in the hundred
of Hoo, CO. Kent, 'laborer,' of his outlawry in the said county, for not
appearing before the justices of the Bench to pay his ransom to the king
for a trespass against Richard Cok and to satisfy Cok of 46s. 8(/. adjudged
to him as damages, he having now surrendered to the Flete prison and
paid the damages, as William Babyngton, chief justice of the Bench,
has certified.
Presentation of Thomas Codlyng, parson of the parish church of
Brandon by Hengham, in the diocese of Norwich, to the parish church
of Herthurst in the same diocese, in the king's gift by reason of the
temporalities of the bishopric of Ely being in his hands ; on an exchange
of benefices with Thomas Stamford. By p.s*
1436.
1436.
14 HENBY VI.— Pakt 1. 498
Membrane 20 — cent.
The like of John Castell, prebendary of Chermynstre and Beere in the
cathedral church of Salisbury, to the church of Cotyngham, in the diocese
of York, in the king's gift by reason of the nonage of Henry Gray, son
and heir of one of the sisters of the earl of March ; on an exchange of
benefices with Nicholas Dixon, prebendary of Wetewang in the cathedral
church of York. By p.s.
MEMBRANE 19.
Jan. 26. Bevocation of the protection with clause Viditmus, until 25 July next,
Westminster, which was granted to Bobert Falowfeld, Falowefeld or Falofeld, * draper,*
or * taillour,* as having gone to the East march towards Scotland, there
to abide in the company of John, earl of Huntingdon, and Henry, earl
of Northumberland, captains of the East march and West march towards
Scotland, for the safe keeping of the town and castle of Berewic ;
because he has not gone but tarries in the city of London and the
suburbs thereof, as the sheriffs have certified.
Jan. 26. Licence for the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of London to
Westminster, elect a bishop in the room of Bobert, deceased. By p.s.
Jan. 25. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Bedford and Buckingham
Westiuinster. to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of Abendon to brother William
Asshendon, monk of the house, whose election as abbot has been confirmed
by B. bishop of Salisbury, and whose fealty the king has taken. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Gloucester and the adjacent marches of Wales.
Middlesex.
Oxford and Berks.
Writ de interidenth to the tenants of the abbey.
Feb. 1. Licence for John Cook of Colchestre to ship 25 sacks of wool, which
Westminster, he has bought in Sandwich, to Colchester, Thomas Pope of Bye and
Godard Pulham of Wynchelsea having mainprised for him each in 100
marks that the wool will not be conveyed to any other place.
Feb. 5. Bevocation of the protection with clause volumm^ for one year, which
Westminster, was granted to William Wydecombe of Wydecombe, co. Wilts, or of
London, or late of Wydecombe, * gentilman,' as going to France to join the
company of Thomas Beaumont, knight ; because he tarries in the city of
London and its suburbs, as the sheriffs have certified.
Jan. 26. Licence, by advice of the council, for Bichard duke of York, to be
Westminster, absent from Ireland for six years, continuing to receive his revenues
thence. By p.s.
Feb. 5. Pardon to John White of Blounham, co. Bedford, *soweter,' for the
Westminster, death of William Boyngton, as it appears by the record of John Cottesmore
and Bichard Weltden, appointed with John Fray to deliver the gaol of
Bedford, that he killed him in self-defence.
Feb. 9. Appointment, during pleasure, by advice of the council, of John Juyn
Westminster, to be chief justice of the Bench, with the usual fee. By p.s.
Feb. 9. The like of John Fray, one of the barons of the Exchequer, to be chief
Westminster. baroQ. By p.s.
494
CALENDAE OP PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Feb. 13.
Westmlnflter.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 14.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Feb. 7.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Jan. 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 16.
Westminster.
Membrane 19 — cont.
Licence for the sub-prioress and convent of Stratford atte Bowe, of the
foundation and patronage of the bishopric of London, the temporalities of
which see are in the king's hands by the death of Robert, bishop of
London, to elect a prioress in the room of Anne Graciane, deceased.
Protection with clause volumtis, for one year, for Robert Deryngton of
Gayton, eg. Staflford, *yoman,* going to Ireland in the company of
Thomas Stanley, knight, the king's lieutenant there. By bill of p.s.
Presentation of William Dymore to the church of Wodechestre, in the
diocese of Worcester, void by the resignation of Robert Hokenale.
Grant to John Fray, chief baron of the Exchequer, of 110 marks a year
at the Exchequer and two robes, one, with lining, at Whitsuntide, and the
other, with fur, at Christmas, beyond the usual fee. By p.s.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to JohnNoreys, yeoman
of the chamber, of the office of forester of * la Westbaille * in the forest of
Purbek, co. Dorset, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with 6d. a day
wages out of the issues and profits of the county, as Edmund Spaigne had
when alive, and the usual fees, rights and profits. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender because the kintj on 6 April in his fifteenth year granted
him the said office for life.
Appointment of Edward ap David, John Sheldon and Thomas Hopton
to audit the ministers' accounts for the castles, lordships, manors and
lands of John, late earl of Arundel, in the county of Salop, Wales and the
adjacent Welsh march, which are in the king's hands by reason of the
nonage of Humphrey son and heir of the said late earl, and deliver the
accounts at the Exchequer as soon as possible ; they taking in that office
such fees and wages as they shall arrange with the treasurer of England.
By bill of the treasurer.
Licence, for 40s. paid in the hanaper, for Thomas Haggeley and for
Humphrey Hay and Maud his wife to enfeoff John Mathewe, esquire, and
John Gayl, clerk, and their heirs of a fourth part of the manor of
Abberbury, culled * Haggles manoir,' co. Oxford, which is held in chief,
one acre of land in the same excepted ; and for the feoffees to grant the
premises to the said Humphrey and Maud for life, at the rent of 7 marks
a year, with reversion lo the said Mathewe and Gayl.
Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Darcy to be steward of the
lordship of Bradwell, co. Essex, which is in the king's hands by the
death of John, duke of Bedford, at such fees and wages as he had from
the said duke. By bill of the treasurer.
1435.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 12.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 18
Revocation of the protection with clause volumusy until 6 July next,
which on 2 November last was granted to John Thomdon as being in the
company of John, earl of Huntingdon, and Henry, earl of Northumberland,
captains of the town and castle of Berewic upon Tweed ; because he
tarries at Westminster, co. Middlesex, as Robert Clopton and Thomas
Catworth, the sheriffs, have certified.
Appointment, pursuant to statute of 86 Edward III [Stat. 1, cap. 2] of
Henry Rys, yeoman of the poultry, to provide capons, hens, pullets, geese
and other things belonging to the office of the poultry of the household,
until 14 May next.
14 HENRY \1.— Part 1.
495
1435.
Dec. 12.
Westminster.
Deo. 14.
Westminster.
1436.
Jan. 4.
Westminster,
Jan. 28.
Westminster.
March 15.
Westrainster.
April 16.
Westminster.
April 26. .
Westminster.
May 10.
Westminster.
May 18.
Westminster.
July 7.
Westminster.
Aug. 8.
Westminster.
Aug. 18.
Westminster.
Aug. 21.
Westminster.
1435.
Nov. 80.
Westminster
Dec. 5.
Westminster.
Membrane 18 — cont.
The like to the following : —
Walter Hale, yeoman of the poultry, until 18 June next.
Richard Mason, yeoman of the office of caterer of the household, to
provide beeves, cows, calves, muttons, pigs, and fish, both sea and
fresh water, and other things belonging to the office of caterer of
the household, until 16 June next.
William Wynteryngham, yeoman of the eatery, to provide the like.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
William Fairman, yeoman of the eatery, to provide the like, until
6 July next.
Walter Wryght and Thomas Sende, yeomen of the bakery, of the
household, to provide wheat, wood, litter and other things belong-
ing to the office of the bakery of the household.
John Neweman, yeoman of the eatery of the household, to provide
beeves, &c. for half a year.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Thomas Hill, Richard Somer, John Somer and John Grene, yeomen
of the avenary, to provide hay, litter, oats, beans, peas and other
things belonging to the office of the avenary of the household,
until 15 October next. By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Hugh Maigne, yeoman of the eatery, to provide beeves, &g. until
25 October next. By the like bill.
Richard Bose worth, John Freston and Henry Rys, yeomen of
the poultry, to provide capons, hens, &c. for that office, until
9 November next.
Walter Hale, yeoman of the poultry, for the like, until 12 November
next.
William Fairman, yeoman of the eatery, to provide beeves, &c. until
6 January next.
William Rasour, yeoman of the eatery, for the like, until 7 February
next.
John Hobby, William Wynteryngham and Richard Mason, yeomen,
&c. for the like, until 17 February next.
John Bay, yeoman, &c, for the like, until 20 February next.
Irutpeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords
spiritual and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's
first year, to John Dunstable, esquire, the present tenant of the lands
referred to in the charter, of a charter dated 80 May, 51 Edward III.
[Charter Roll 47 to 51 Kdward 111, Xo. 2 ]
Appointment, during pleasure, of William Halley to be escheator in the
county of Caernarvon, with the accustomed fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
The like to Hugh Huls to be sheriff of the said county. By like bill.
498 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
^^qe Membrane 18 — cont,
Dec. 2. Pardon to John Candell, of Stowey, co. Somerset, * gentilman/ of his
Westminster, outlawry in the said county for not appearing before the king to pay his
ransom for not having before him Richard Walbrond of Westharpetre,
CO. Somerset, 'yoman,' as he had mainperned to do, to answer John Speke
touching a plea of trespass; he having surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison of the King's Bench, as William Cheyne, the chief justice, has
certified.
MEMBRANE 17.
Nov. 9. Commission to Thomas Chambre to provide pheasants and partridges
Westminster, for the household, until 13 May next.
By bill of the treasurer of the household.
Nov. 9. Presentation of Thomas Sprot, chaplain, to the church of Darton, in
Westminster, the diocese of York.
Nov. 12. Exemplification of a bull of pope Eugenius lY, dated at Florence,
Westminster, xvii Kal. Aug. 1435. [Fmlera.]
Nov. 12. Presentation of Robert Beaumont, parson or warden of the free chapel
Westminster. Qf Membury, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the parish church of
Wynterburn, in the same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with John
Cranburn.
Nov. 15. Presentation of Thomas Gardyner, chaplain, to the free chapel or
Westminster, chantry of St. James without the east gate of Chichester, of the
immediate jurisdiction of John Croucher, dean of Chichester.
Nov. 14. Grant to the mayor of Dover of murage for eight years, to be collected
Westminster, under the survey and control of the king's customer there, and the mayor
shall account .yearly for the money received before Geoffrey Louther,
esquire, and John Stopyndon, clerk, or other persons appointed for this
by the council. The wall and gates of the town have been damaged by
the late frequent storms.
Nov. 22. Ratification of the estate of Thomas Fether as parson of Eyrkeland,
Westminster, in the diocese of Carlisle ; provided that no plea thereof be pending in
the king's court and that the king have not presented any other parson.
1436. The like for the following : —
Feb. 22. Thomas Gylberthorp, as parson of the church of St. Andrew,
Westminster. Canterbury.
March 8. John Marchall, as rector of the parish church of Everysham in the
Westminster. diocese of York. By p.s.
Vacated because othendse below,
June 22. Richard Gely, as archdeacon of Merrennyth.
iAQ^ Howel ap David, as parson of Llankeylyn, in the diocese of Bangor.
Dec. 16. Grant, for 600 marks paid in hand at the Receipt of the Exchequer,
Westminster, to John Horseley and Richard Frokenhale, esquire, of the marriage of
John son and heir of John Hill of Spaxton, co. Somerset, tenant in
^Aoa chief, and so from heir to heir. By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 22. Presentation of Thomas Brewhowse, chaplain, to the church of
WestminBter* Arthurehed, in the diocese of Carlisle, void by the death of Alan de
Kyrkbride and in the king's gift by reason of the tempondities of the
abbey of Jedworth being in his hands, on the nomination of M. bishop of
Carlisle, made pursuant to an agreement between him and the abbot and
convent of the said abbey.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 497
1435 MEMBRANE 16.
Dec. 6. Inspeximiis and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and convent of Kermerdyn of letters patent dated
1 June, 1 Henry V, inspecting and confirming letters patent dated
16 February, 6 Henry IV.
Nov. 20. John Dykeman, ihe younger, lately acquired in fee from John Staiford,
Westminster, bishop of Bath and Wells and chancellor of England, and Richard Mayn
of Kyvele, 8 messuages, and 3 tofts, 100 acresof land, 10 acres of meadow,
100 acres of pasture and 10 acres of wood in Wyccheford, co. Wilts, and
the office of forester of the forest of Groveley, held of the king in chief,
and entered into the premises without licence, and the said bishop and
Richard Mayn afterwards released to him all their right and title in the
same. The king's licence was not obtained but, for 20«. paid in the
hanaper, he has pardoned these trespasses.
Dec. 8. Appointment of William Borley to be the king's steward of all the
Westminster, castles, manors and lands in the lordship of Powyse in the march of
Wales, which are in the king's hands by reason of the nonage of Henry
Grey, son and heir of Joan, late one of the ladies of Powyse, who held-
of the king in chief by knight service ; to be discharged by the said
Borley or his deputy during the nonage of the said Henry Grey he taking
the accustomed fees and wages by the hands of the receiver.
By bill of the treasurer.
Dec. 8. The like of Robert Trevor to be receiver general of the said castles, &c.
Wertminater By like bill.
Dec. 8. Appointment of the said Borley and Trevor to receive the attornment
Westminster, of the tenants and residents there. By like bill.
Nov. 18. Commission to Walter Hungerford, *chivaler,' John Coppleston,
Westminster. Nicholas Ayssheton and Thomas Beer of Bryn the younger of the
custody and marriage of John Arundell son and heir of John Arundell
of Bydoford and of Margaret his wife, and kinsman and heir of John
Arundell, knight, the said Margaret having been a tenant in chief: for
1,000 marks paid at the Receipt of the Exchequer.
Dec. 14. Presentation of Roger Clerk, chaplain, to the vicarage of the parish
Westminster, church of Romeney, in the diocese of Canterbury.
Dec. 14. Revocation of the protection with clause rolnmns, for one year which
Westminster, on 14 July last was granted to Owen Doun, in the belief that he was
going to France to join the company of John, lord of Talbot ; because he
tarries in the city of London and its suburbs as Thomas Catworth and
Robert Clopton, the sheriffs, have certified.
Dec. 16. Licence, by advice of the council, for the mayor and commonalty of the
Westminster, town of Bristol to acquire in mortmain lands, reversions and rents
within the town and its suburb, whether held of the king in burgage or
of others, to the value of lOOZ. a year ; considering their great charges in
repairing the quays, walls and pavement of the town, and especiaUy its
bridge, which is liable to damage as well from the swift set of the tide
under it as by the constant traffic of sumpter horses, carts and other
1 4.^fi carriages over it. By K. & C. in Pari.
Jan. 10. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of Newenham by Bedeford to
Westminster, elect a prior in the room of William Woketon, deceased, the house being
of the foundation of the ancestors of John, duke of Norfolk, the king's
ward.
24881 2 I
498 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 jQ/» Membrane 16 — cont,
Jan. 17. Presentation of John Nasshe, chaplain, to the vicarage of Newynton
Westminster, by Hethe, in the diocese of Canterbury, void by the resignation of Henry
1 ^ o p Lane, chaplain .
Dec. 28. Licence for Peter Barbo, Italian, the pope's nephew, to accept benefices
Westminster, in England to the yearly value of 1,2KX) ducats of gold. [Fadei-a,]
Byp.s.
Dec. 27. Appointment, during pleasure, of Richard Forster to be steward of the
Westminster, manor of Bassyngboume and of the liberty of the honour of Richemond
in the county of Cambridge, in the king's hands by reason of the death of
John, duke of Bedford ; with the accustomed fees and wages.
By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 16.
Dec. 2. Grant, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual and temporal in the
Westminster, present Parliament, and at the request of William Estfeld, Hamo Sutton,
and Hugh Dyke, who have lent the king 8,000 marks for the defence of
the realm, that they, and Henry, cardinal of England and bishop of
Winchester, John, archbishop of York, William, bishop of Norwich, and
Ralph, lord Cromwell, knight, to their use, shall receive repayment as
follows : —
5,000 marks at the Receipt of the Exchequer out of the issues,
revenues and profits of the possessions of John, late duke of
Bedford, from the Exaltation of the Holy Cross last, the date of
his death, and from the possessions of John, late earl of Arundel,
which are in the king's hands by reason of the nonage of his heir,
from the date of his death, except from such possessions as shall
be assigned for dower to the duchess of Bedford and countess
of Arundel, after such assignment, so long as the said possessions
remain in the king's hands or until the said sum of 5,000 marks
has been paid :
1,000 marks from the revenues of the duchy of Cornwall by the
hands of the receiver :
2,000 marks out of the treasury at the Receipt of the Exchequer :
and the treasurer shall cause the necessary tallies to be levied [RoUs of
Parliament^ iv. 485, 486]. By K. & C. in Pari.
Nov. 7, Ratification of the estate of William Wyke as parson of Gresford, in the
Westminster, diocese of St. Asaph, and of his estate in its annexed chapels of Holt
St. Leonards.
Deo. 7. Writ de intendendo for William de Lunx whom Ralph Botiller,
Westminster. * chivaler,* the chief butler, has appointed to be his deputy, during the
king's pleasure in the port of Sandwich.
Dec. 18. Grant to the bailiffs and good men of the town of Lodelowe of murage
Westminster, for ten years.
Dec. 9. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Edmund, count of
Westminster. Mortain, for good service in the wars of France and elsewhere, of the
offices of captain and constable of the castle of Aberustwith in South
Wales, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with all the revenues
and profits of the town of Aberustwith, the meadows and pastures, and
a custom called 'le prismayse ' there, which John Gryffith, * chivaler'
had, and any other fees and profits belonging to the said offices. By p.s.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 499
J435^ Membrane 16 — conU
Oct. 81. Commission to Robert Greyndore, constable of the castle of St.
Westminster. Briavels and of the forest of Dene, and to Hugh Cromehale, receiver
there, to act as stewards and hold the king's courts there before St.
Andrew next, and to collect all farms and arrears.
j^Qg By bill of the treasurer.
Jan. 7. Licence for the prior and convent of Abendon to elect an abbot in the
Westminster, room of Ralph Hamme resigned. By p.s.
1435.
Nov. 19. Presentation of Thomas Brigge to the church of Astede, in the diocese
Westminster, of Winchester.
1436.
Jan. 21. Signification to W. bishop of Lincoln, of the king's assent to the election
Westminster, of brother William Bedeford, canon of Newenham, to be prior of that
house.
Jan. 22. Ratification of the estate of Griffin ap Eignon Tailour, as parson of
Westminster, the church of LlondynyoUyn, in the diocese of Bangor.
Jan. 26. Licence for the sub-prior and convent of the priory or free chapel of
Westminster. St. Bartholomew, Westsmythfeld, in the suburbs of London, of the
Augustinian order, to elect a prior in the room of William Coventre,
resigned. By p.s.
Jan. 28. Grant to Thomas Oxenford, brother of the hospital of St. John Baptist
Westminster, without the East gate of Oxford, that he be master x>r warden of the
same, he having been elected to be such, in the room of William
Lodobroke, deceased, by the brethren of the said hospital.
2^3g MEMBRANE 14.
Dec. 1. Grant to the mayor and bailifiEs of the city of Hereford of murage for
Westminster, five years, provided that the same be applied under the survey of John
Meye, John Fuyster, and John Wodewarde, merchants, and that they
render an account thereof yearly to the said John, John and John, to hd
sent into chancery by these last.
Dec. 5. It was found by inquisition before Thomas Brewes, late escheator in the
Westminster, county of Suffolk, that Joan late the wife of Bartholomew Bacon, knight,
held nothing in fee on the day of her death in that county, but that
Philip de Hevenyngham, William Corby, parson of Everwartoun, and
John Gerveys, chaplain, being seised in their demesne as of fee of the
manor of Everwartoun and of the advowson of Everwartoun church, in
the time of King Richard II, granted them to the said Bartholomew Bacon
and the said Joan, then his wife, and to his heirs, whereby they became
seised with the licence of the then king: also that John Hevenyngham,
'chivaler,' being seised in his demesne as of fee of the manor of Broom-
davillers and of the advowson of Broomdavillers church, which manor is
also known as the manor of Beauchamp, in the time of the said King
Richard, granted them to the said Bartholomew Bacon and Joan and his
heirs, whereupon they became seised in this case without the king's
licence : Bartholomew died in the life time of Joan without heir of his
body, whereby the reversion after Joan's death, descended to Isabel late
the wife of Oliver Calthorp, knight, Bartholomew's sister and heir.
Afterwards Richard IL pardoned Joan the trespass committed in respect
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1435.
Membrane 14 — cont.
of Broomdavillers, and granted licence for her to hold the manor and the
advowson of the church for life, with reversion to the right heirs of
Bartholomew : furthermore Isabel, in the life time of Joan, granted the
reversion of that manor, by the name of the manor of Beauchamp in
the town of Otle, co. Suffolk, Thuston, Thrandeston and Broom and
the advowson of Broomdavillers church, and also the reversion of the
manor of Everwartoun and of the advowson of Everwartoun church, to
Simon Felbrygge, kni<?ht, Brian Stapulton, knight, William Paston of
Paston and Richard Golle all still surviving, and to Miles Stapulton,
knight, Robert Malteby, esquire, William Walpole and Nicholas atte
Chirche, all since deceased, and their heirs : to which feoffees Joan in her
life time attorned, but the king's licence was not obtained and the manors
and advowsons were, on her death, taken into his hand. However for
10 marks paid in the hanaper he has pardoned the trespass in question,
and granted licence for the said surviving feoffees to have and*hold the
1436 premises.
Jan. 25. Commission to Richard Hunte, *feretour,' to provide coneys for the
Westminster, household, also thread for nets to take them withal.
The like to the following : — [Names omitted.]
Feb. 6. Revocation of the protection which on 21 January last was granted to
Westminster. Thomas Coldham alias Goldham of London, *dyer,' to go to France in the
company of Richard Wastnesse, king's esquire, because he tarries in the
city of London as Thomas Catworth and Robert Clopton, the sheriffs,
have certified.
Feb. 2. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Rodes to be steward of all the
Westminster, lands in the county of Northumberland and lordship of Ovyngham, which
have come to the king's hands by the death of John, duke of Bedford, at
such wages and fees as John Mytford, late steward, had.
By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 14. Presentation of Geoffrey Stevynton, parson of the church of Menstede,
Westminster, in ^the diocese of Winchester, to the church of Padworth, in the diocese
of Salisbury on an exchange of benefices with Thomas Salter.
Unfinished entry of the appointment of John Fray [to be chief baron].
Vacated because eUenhere in this year,
MEMBRANE 18.
Jan. 20. Inspexivms and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the dean and chapter of St. Paul's, London, of letters patent
dated 19 December, 11 Edward II, granting to the dean and chapter the
custody of the temporalities of the bishopric of London during voidances
of the see. By K. & C. in Pari.
Feb. 8. Pardon to John Richard the younger of his outlawry in the county of
Westminster. Somerset for not appearing before Henry V to pay his ransom for a
trespass which he was convicted of having done in the time of Henry lY
to Hugh Sandford ; he having surrendered to the Marshalsea prison of
the Kmg's Bench, as William Cheyne, chief justice, has certified.
Feb. 9. Presentation of John Waynflet, chaplain, to the vicarage of Monks*
Westminster. Shirborn, in the diocese of Winchester, void by the resignation of Thomas
Callewey, chaplain.
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501
1436.
Feb. 10.
Westminster.
Feb. 12.
Westminster
Feb. 13.
Westminster.
Feb. 9.
Westminster.
Membrane 18 — cant.
Mary Hamond of Thaxstede, co. Essex, daughter and heir of John
Ayleward of White Rothyng, co. Essex, demised a messuage and a virgate
of land and meadow in the said town {sic) which are held of the king in
chief, to John Neel of Thaxstede of Shethere for a certain term, before
the end of which, she released all her right and title to him and his heirs ;
and, afterwards, Thomas Poole, William Lucas, and Agnes wife of Bichard
Fynche, acquired the premises to themselves and their heirs, from the
said John Neel and entered therein ; without licence. The king for 20».
paid in the hanaper has pardoned the trespasses. *
Licence, for lOO/s. paid in the hanaper, for Michael Skillyng, Geoffrey
Russell, clerk, and Thomas Jay to grant in mortmain to the abbess and
convent of Wherewell the reversion of 7 messuages, 406 acres of land, 10
acres of meadow, 9 acres of wood and 140 acres of pasture in Botteley
and Mattokkesford, after the death of the tenant for life, viz. Margery late
the wife of John Benet, which premises have been found by inquisition
taken by the late escheator in the county of Southampton to be worth
20«. a year and not to be held of the king, in satisfaction of 40^. a year of
the licence to acquire such lands to the yearly value of 20^. which the
then abbess and convent had from King Edward the king's progenitor.
Appointment of Alexander Lermouth to be surveyor and clerk of the
king's works at Carlisle, Rokysburgh and Berwic ; to take stone-cutters,
plumbers, carpenters, masons and other workmen, and set them upon the
said works at the king's wages ; and to provide stone, timber, tiles,
shingles, glass, iron, lead and other necessaries, with authority to incur
expenses on the king's behalf, to arrest and imprison deserters and
recalcitrant persons, and to enquire upon oath of the county concerned as
to losses or thefts of materials. By bill of the treasurer.
Grant to John Juyn, chief justice of the Bench, for the better main-
tenance of his estate, while he continues in office, of 93Z. 6«. 8^/. a year at
the Exchequer, and two robes yearly, one with lining at Whitsuntide and
the other with fur at Christmas, besides his accustomed fee. By p.s.
1435.
Oct, 80.
Westminster.
1436.
Feb. 21.
Westminster.
Feb. 11.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 12.
Inapeximm and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal in the Parliament held at W^estminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and convent of Ely, of letters patent dated 2 March,
8 Edward III, granting to the prior and convent the custody of the
bishopric and its temporalities during voidances of the see.
Presentation of John Wode, chaplain, king's clerk, to the church of
Betyngdon, in the diocese of London; directed to the guardian of the
spirituality of the bishopric.
Revocation of the protection until 25 July next, which on 1 February last
was granted to W^illiam Colyn of W'yke St. Mary, co. Comw^all, chaplain,
alias of Morestowe, co. Cornwall, clerk, as being in the parts of Scotland
in the company of John, earl of Huntingdon, and Henry, earl of
Northumberland, captains of the tow^n of Berwick upon Tweed and
wardens of the march towards Scotland, because he tarries in the county
of Devon as Robert Chambernon, the sheriff, has certified.
502 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
I^^Qg Membrane 12 — eont.
Feb. 1. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Bedford to be receiver of all
Westminster. ^\^q lands in the counties of Northumberland, York, Westmoreland and
Lancaster, and in the bishopric of Durham, which are in the king's hands
by reason of the death of John, duke of Bedford, from the date of that
death, with such wages and fees as he had from the said duke as receiver.
By bill of the treasurer.
Feb. 16. Grant, during pleasure, to John Trewelowe of the office of ganger in the
Westminster, port of Boston, at the accustomed fees and wages. By the like bill.
Feb. 15. Presentation of John Morton alias John Gethin to the church of Llan
Westminster Baiadre, in the diocese of Bangor, directed to the guardian of the
spirituality of the bishopric.
Feb. 6. Pardon to William Dorset of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, or of Pekham, co.
Westminster. Surrey, * gentilman,* and Katharine his wife, alim Katharine Derby, late
the wife of John Derby, late of London, widow, of his four outlawries
in the county of Middlesex and busting of London and her one waiver in
the said busting incurred as follows : —
(1) He did not appear before the justices of the Bench to pay his
ransom for having repudiated his writing which Bichard Maydeston
and^ Joan his wife produced in court to charge him with a certain
debl of 10/. which they recovered against him in the said court ;
j nor to pay them the said debt and the damages which were
I adjudged them.
I (2) He did not appear before the same justices to answer Thomas
I Lucas, esquire, and Bichard Golachier, citizen of London, touching
a plea of debt of 20/.
(8) He did not appear before the same to answer Morgan ap Madok
of Neuton touching a like plea of 5 marks.
(4) He and his said wife did not appear to answer Christina More
of London, widow, touching a plea of debt of 15/. 15<.
But now they have surrendered to the Flete prison and he has paid the
said ransom and judgement debt and damages, as William Babyngton,
chief justice of the Bench, has certified.
Feb. 16. Licence for John Hawe of Bryggewater to purchase 100 quarters of
Westminster, wheat, 200 quarters of barley and malt and 200 quarters of beans in the
county of Somerset, and ship them from Bryggewater, after paying
customs and other dues, to Cornwall or the marches of Wales ; provided
that he produce in chancery before Christmas next, letters testifying the
1 ^ o e unloading of the said com and beans at such a destination.
14oo.
Sept. 22. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Balph, lord of
Westminster. Cromwell, for good service, of 40/. a year out of the issues of the manor,
town and lordship of Whasshyngburgh, co. Lincoln, which manor, town
and lordship are in the king's hands by reason of the death of the duke
- . o /» 0^ Bedford. By p.s.
1436, ^ ^
Feb. 5. Pardon to William Dikeman of Mildenhale, co. Suffolk, 'shepherd,* for
Westminster, the death of Edmund Gosse of Mildenhale, as it appears by the record of
John Cottesmore and Bichard Weltden, appointed with John Fray to
deliver the gaol of Bury St. Edmunds, that he killed him in self-defence.
Jan. 14. Letters of denization, pursuant to act of the present Parliament, and
Westminster, for good service to the king's father and the king, for Bys ap Madok bom
in Wales. By pet. in Pari, and for 40^. paid in the hanapcr.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 608
2435^ MEMBRANES 11 to 9
Nov. 8. Henry, bishop of Winchester, Thomas, bishop of Durham, Thomas, earl
WestroinBter. of Dorset, John Tiptot, *chivaler,' William Beauchamp, *chivaler,* John
Durward, Geoffrey Louther and Walter Shiryngton, clerk, recently, that
is to say after 8 December, 2 Henry V, acquired to them and their heirs
from Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, the castle town and lordship of
Merleburgh, the manor of Bertona, the hundred of Selkeley, the forest of
Savemak and 20Z. rent in the said forest, co. Wilts ; the castle and manor
of Moresende, co. Northampton ; the manor of Helwell, co. Lincoln ; the
manor of Wrottyng. co. Suffolk, and the town of Stretton, co. Rutland,
which are held in chief, with the licence of Henry V ; and afterwards
William Beauchamp and John Durward died and the said bishop of
Winchester, John Tiptot, Geoffrey Louther and Thomas earl of Dorset,
severally released all their rights in the premises to the said Walter
Shiryngton and his heirs ; then the said bishop of Durham and Walter
Shiryngton enfeoffed John Coventre, John White, clerk, John Carpenter
and William Grove of the said castle, town and lordship of Merleburgh,
manor of Bertona, hundred of Selkeley, forest of Savemak, castle and
manor of Moresende and rent, and afterwards the said John Coventre,
John White and William Grove died, and the said duke of Gloucester
entered upon the possession of the said John Carpenter the surviving
feoffee as regards his part of the premises and also upon the possession
of the said bishop of Durham and Walter Shiryngton as regards the
remainder viz. the manors of Helwell and Wrottyng and the town of
Stretton. And afterwards the said Walter and John Carpenter, describing
himself as executor of the will of Richard Whityngton, late citizen and
mercer of London, and the said bishop of Durham released to the said
duke ; who granted the said manor of Wrottyng to one William Akworth,
for life; and afterwards granted the residue of the premises and the
reversion of the said manor of Wrottyng, to John, lord of Arundel, John
Grey of Ruthyn, knight, John Cornewaill, knight, and Reginald Cobham,
knight, and to the said Geoffrey Louther, esquire, and Walter Shiryngton,
by the name of Walter Sheryngton, in fee, and Akworth attorned to
them : and afterwards they granted the premises to the said duke and to
Kleanor his wife for life, and the said Akworth attorned to them, and
afterwards died, after which the said duke and Eleanor entered in the
said manor of Wrotting. Then the said John, lord Arundel, John
Grey, John Cornewaill, Reginald Cobham, Geoffrey Louther and Walter
Sheryngton released to the said duke and Eleanor and his heirs ; and the
duke and Eleanor subsequently granted the premises to John Stafford,
bishop of Bath and Wells, Reginald West, knight, John Cobham, knight,
and William ap Thomas, knight, and to the aforesaid Reginald Cobham,
in fee, and they regranted to the duke and Eleanor for life, with remainder
to the right heirs of the duke. Now the successive entries were made in
these cases without licence. Moreover King Henry IV by letters patent
granted to the said duke, by the name of Humphrey his son, and the heirs
of his body the reversion of the castle and town of Haddeley, co. Essex,
after the death of Edward, late earl of Rutland, tenant for life, and, by
other letters patent, granted to him, by the name of Humphrey de
Lancastre, and the heirs male of his body, the castle of Colchestre, the
hundred of Tendryng, and the fee farm of the town of Colchestre, with the
lands, rents, perquisites, fee farms, annuities, meadows, feedings, pastures,
woods, warrens, fisheries, stews, fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, reliefs,
escheats, homages, services of tenants, free and bcmd boni, suits of court,
views of frank pledge and all other things and profits to the same
belonging: and by other letters patent he granted to him, by the name of
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Humphrey his son, and the heirs of his hody, the manors of Cokham and
Bray, co. Berks, the manor of Middelton and the hundreds of Middelton
and Merden, co. Kent, with knights' fees and advowsons, and all liberties,
franchises, profits and rights to the same belonging: likewise by other
letters patent, he granted to him, by the name of Humphrey his son,
and the heirs of his body, the reversion of the manor and forest of
Fekenham, after the death of William Beauchamp, *chivaler,' tenant for
life, with all wards, marriages, rents, services, fees, advowsons, patronages,
courts, * waif, strayes,' parks, woods, timber, game, waters, commons,
assarts, purprestures, arrentations of assarts, fines, amercements, chattels
of felons and fugitives and other profits and commodities due and
accustomed; and by letters patent he granted to him and the heirs of
his body, the castles and lordships of Pembrok, Teinbeigh, and Kilgaren
and the commotes of Oestrelawe, Treyne and Seynclere in Wales, with
all franchises, regalities, liberties, fines, ransoms, customs, knights'
fees, advowsons, fisheries, prises of wine, to the same anciently due or
accustomed. In addition, Henry V by letters patent, granted to him and
the heirs male of his body, the manor or barton of Bristol, and the
hundred of Berton Bristoll, co. Gloucester, with the knights' fees and
the advowson of the hospital of St. Lawrence in the said hundred, and
the rents, services, meadows, pastures, woods, reversions, * weifs, strais,'
chattels of felons, fugitives [and] outlaws, wreck of the sea, fines and
amercements and other profits to the same belonging : and by other letters
patent granted to him, by the name of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, his
brother, and the heirs of his body, the castle and lordship of Lanstephan,
with the rents, services, fines, amercements and other profits to the same
belonging : and by other letters patent he granted to him, and the heirs
male of his body, the [reversion of the] island and lordship of Wyght and
the castle and lordship of Carsbroke with all rents, serv^ices, knights'
fees, advowsons, wards, marriages, chaces, parks, warrens, forests, woods,
franchises, liberties, reliefs, escheats, forfeitures, chattels of felons
and fugitives, outlaws, moors, marshes, fisheries, meadows, pastures,
wreck of the sea, deodands, reversions and other profits to the same
belonging, which Philippa late the wife of Edward, duke of York, then
held for life. Afterwards the said earl of Rutland died, and the said duke
of Gloucester entered into the castle and town of Haddeley, and, after
the said 8 December, 2 Henry V, by the name of Humphrey, son and
brother of kings, duke of Gloucester, earl of Pembroke and chamberlain
of England, granted the said castle and town of Haddeley and the said
castle of Colchestre, hundred of Tendryng, fee farm of Colchestre, manors
of Cokham, Bray and Middelton, hundreds of Middelton and Merden,
castles and lordships of Pembrok, Teinbeigh, 'and Kilgaren, commotes of
Oestrelawe, Treyne and Seynclere, castle and lordship of Lanstephan,
and manor and forest of Fekenham, to the said bishop of Durham, John
Tiptot or Tiptoft, Geoffrey Louther and Walter Shiryngton and to Henry
Fitz Hugh, * chivaler,' John Tirell, and Nicholas Thorley in fee, and
subsequently granted the said manor or barton of Bristol and hundred of
Berton Bristol to the said John Tiptot, or Tiptoft, Geoffrey Louther,
Walter Shiryngton, Henry Fitzhugh, John Tirell and Nicholas Thorley
in fee. Afterwards the said Philippa died, and the said duke entered
into the said island and lordship of Wyght and castle and lordship of
Carsbroke ; and in addition to this, he entered into the said castle and
town of Haddeley, castle of Colchestre, hundred of Tendryng, fee farm
of Colchestre town, manors of Cokham, Bray and Middelton, hundreds
of Middelton and Merden, castles and lordships of Pembrok, Teinbeigh,
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 606
1435. Membranes 11 to 9 — cojit,
and Kilgaren, commotes of Oestrelawe, Treyne and Seynclere, castle and
lordship of Lanstephan, manor and forest of Pekenham, manor or barton
of Bristol and hundred of Berton Bristol. And the said Henry Fitz Hugh
afterwards died, and the said John Tiptot or Tiptoft, knight, Geoffrey
Louther, Walter Shiryngton, John Tirell and Nicholas Thorley, and the
said bishop of Durham released their respective rights to the said duke
and his heirs, and he granted the premises by the names of the castle
and town of Hadley, the hundred of Tendryng, 85Z. of fee farm of the
town of Colchestre, the manors of Cokham, Bray, and Middelton, hundreds
of Middelton and Merden, castle, town and lordship of Pembrok, castle and
town of Tynby, castle, town and lordship of Kilgarran, manor of Ostrelawe
and Trene, third part of the manor of Senclere, castle and lordship of
Lanstephan, manor and forest of Fekenham, manor and hundred of
Berton Bristowe, castle and lordship of Crassebroke and lordship of
the isle of Wyght amongst other things to the aforesaid bishop of Bath
and Wells, Reginald West, John Cobham, William ap Thomas and
Reginald Cobham, in fee, who regranted to the said duke and Eleanor for
life, with remainder to his right heirs ; and the parties entered into the
premises without licence. The king taking into consideration that by
letters patent dated 1 July, 5 Henry V, the said duke had licence to enfeoff
certain persons in certain parcels of the premises until such persons should
be repaid the money owed them by the said duke, and considering that
such debts might exceed the value of such parcels, and that from the
nature of the estates of the said duke and Eleanor, should he die without
heir of the body, the king would inherit the premises, by advice of the
council and for a fine of 2500 marks— of which 1000 marks had been
paid at the Receipt of the Exchequer, and the remaining lOOOZ. were to
be paid in three instalments on the morrows of Martinmas, the Close
of Easter, and Michaelmas next — John, earl of Huntyngdon, Henry,
earl of Northumberland, John Grey of Ruthyn, knight, and John
Gairgrave, esquire, being sureties for such payments — pardoned the
trespasses above referred to and granted that the said Eleanor should
she survive the duke, might continue to hold the premises for life, with
reversion as to the said castle and town of Haddeley, castle of Colchestre,
hundred of Tendryng, fee farm of Colchestre, manors of Cokham, Bray
and Middelton, hundreds of Middelton and Merden, manor and forest of
Fekenham, castle and lordship of Pembrok, castle and lordship of
Teinbeigh, castle and lordship of Kilgaren, commotes of Oestrelawe,
Treyne and Seynclere, manor or berton of Bristol, hundred of Berton
Bristol, castle and lordship of Lanstephan, island and lordship of Wyght
and castle and lordship of Carsbroke, to the king for want of heir of the
body of the said duke, on condition that should any of these premises be
alienated by the duke or his heirs without royal licence othei*wise than
for term of his life, the pardon above referred to, should, as regards
such alienation, be null and void. Now of his more abundant grace he,
with the assent of the council, pardons the trespasses above recited,
without condition, and grants licence for the said duke and Eleanor to
enfeoff, by fine or charter, John Grey of Ruthyn, *chivaler,' and Nicholas
Thorley, 'chivaler,' their heirs and assigns, of the said castle of Colchestre,
island and lordship of Wyght, castle and lordship of Carsbroke, castle
and town of Haddeley, castle and lordship of Pembrok, castles and
lordships of Teinbeigh, Kilgaren, and Lanstephan, commotes, barton of
Bristol, manors of Cokham, Bray, Middelton and Fekenham, hundreds
of Tendryng, Berton Bristol, Middelton and Merden, forest of Fekenham
and fee farm, with a clause of warranty : and the feoffees, after seisin
luiJ um
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2435 Membranes 11 to 9 — cant,
had, may regrant to the said duke and Eleanor, in tail, as follows
viz. (1^ the castle of Colchestre, island and lordship of Wyght, castle and
lordship of Carsbroke, barton of Bristol, hundreds of Tendryng and
Berton Bristol and fee farm aforesaid to them and the heirs male of the
duke's body ; and (2) the castle and town of Haddeley, castles and lord-
ships of Pembrok, Teinbeigh, Kilgaren and Lanstephan, commotes,
manors of Cokham, Bray, Middelton and Fekenham, hundreds of
Middelton and Merden, and forest of Fekenham to them and the heirs of
his body ; with remainder, in both cases to the king and his heirs.
Grant also to the said Eleanor, that should she survive her husband
after estate made to him and her of the parcels numbered (2) above, and
the fee farm aforesaid, she shall have the premises (1) and (2) for
life, notwithstanding that the reversion thereof belongs to the king in
default of heirs of the body of the said duke. By bill of p.s.
1436.
MEMBRANE 9— (continued).
Feb. 21. Pardon, for 8 marks paid in the hanaper, to James, earl of Ormond,
Westminster. John Sutton, * chivaler,' Richard Hastynges, * chivaler,' Thomas
Rempston, 'chivaler,' John Salveyn, William Scarlet, Robert Darcy,
Baldwin Bugge, Henry Fylongley, William Neuport, clerk, and Nicholas
Betley, for their trespass done with Thomas, earl of Salisbury, since
deceased, in acquiring in fee the manor of Haselbeche, co. Northampton
and the advowson of Haselbeche church, from Philip Morgon, late bishop
of Ely, John Bathe, clerk, Bartholomew Brokesby, John Russell, Walter
Kebbyll, John Daundesey and Thomas ap Llewellin, and entering therein
without licence.
March 8. Ratification by advice of the council, of the estate of John Marchall as
Westminster, rector of the parish church of Everysham, in the diocese of York, provided
that no plea thereof be pending in the king's court. By p.s.
May 18. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Burghope, esquire, and Giles
Westminster. Thorndon, esquire, one of the ushers of the chamber, in survivorship,
during pleasure, of the office of the constabulary of the castle of Cardigan
in South Wales with the other offices which Hugh Mortimer held in that
county, when alive, to be discharged by them or their deputies, with the
fee of 40/. a year out of the issues of the said county by the hands of the
chamberlain there, and any of the fees, wages and profits to the said office
belonging, in lieu of a grant of the premises to the said John by Henry V,
confirmed by the present king, surrendered. By p.s.
May 28. Signification to pope Eugenius of the king's assent to the election of
Westminster, the king's confessor William, bishop of Norwich, by the sub-dean and
chapter of the cathedral church of St. Mary, Lmcoln, in the absence of
the dean, to be bishop of Lincoln in the room of William, deceased.
By p.s. [in another hand from the body of the entry.]
1 J Qc Warrant missing (Deficitur warantimi),
Sept. 10. Licence, by advice of the council, to Richard Foster one of the owners
Westminster, of the ship of Bemestaple called le Katerine of which Richard Dytemay
is master, for the said Richard Dytemay to take the ship, laden in
England with woollen cloth and other merchandise, after paying customs,
subsidies and other dues, to any parts friendly to the king, except the
parts of the realm of the king of Denmark prohibited by statute in the
Parliament of 8, Henry VI.
Vacated because otherwise in Hie fifteenth year*
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1. 607
1435^ MEMBRANE 8.
Feb. 2. Appointment, during pleasure, of William Oodyng to be receiver of the
Westminfter. lordship of Burwell, CO. Lincoln, in the king's hands by the death of
John, duke of Bedford, from the date of that death, with such fees and
wages as he had for the office from the said duke.
By bill of the treasurer.
Appointment in like terms of the same to be receiver of rents and
farms of all the lands of the said duke in the counties of Lincoln,
Norfolk and Cambridge. By the like bill.
Feb. 16. The like of Walter Waleys to be bailiff of Narford, co. Norfolk.
Westminster. By the like bill.
Feb. 2. The like of John Hakthorn to be bailiff of the manor of Burwell, co.
Westminster. Lincoln. By the like bill.
Feb. 2. The like of John Whithorn to be receiver of the rents and farms of the
Westminster, lands of the said duke in the counties of Wilts, Southampton^ Somerset
and Dorset. By the like bill.
Feb. 16. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Cristemasse, one of the pantlers
Westminster, within the household, and Nicholas Ricoun for the life of the latter and,
after his death, to the said John, during pleasure, of the custody of the
manor of Claryngdon, with wages of 4^. a day out of the profits of the
county of Wilts, and the other accustomed profits, and with the two
persons called 'stikkers,' in the same manner as the said Nicholas had,
by grant of the king, surrendered to the intent that the custody should
be conferred as above. By p.s.
Feb. 20. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council to John Claydon of all
Westminster, the king's sheriffs' tourns and views of frankpledge within the honour,
lordship and fee of Bichemond in the county of Cambridge, with waifs
astray {vatjiii extrahi(re), the assize of bread and ale, and other profits of the
said tourns and views, and with the liberties of infangthef and outfangthef
and all chattels of felons and fugitives within the said honour, lordship
and fee : in the same manner as John, duke of Bedford, or Ralph, late earl
of Westmorland, or any other lord of the said honour had the same ;
rendering therefor yearly the true value to be determined at Badburgham
or elsewhere' in the county before the auditors appointed to audit his
account : grant also that as bailiff of the honour he shall have the return
of all writs within the same, and shall be allowed such fees and wages
on his account as other late bailiffs have had from the said late duke.
By p.s.
March 9, Presentation of Roger Lylye, vicar of the church of Sapaston, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich, to the church of Bermyngham, in the same diocese,
on an exchange of benefices with Simon son of Elias de Walpole.
March 9, Licence, by advice of the council, for Master Robert Gilbert, doctor of
Westminster, theology, and bishop elect of London, to proceed or send to the Roman
court for confirmation of his election. [Fcedera.] By p.s.
March 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of John Harop to be porter of the castle
Westminster, of Richemund, which is in the king's hands by reason of the death of
John, duke of Bedford, from the date of that death, with such fees and
wages as the dttke used to pay him. By bill of the treasurer.
508 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J^gg Membrane 8 — cont.
March 20. Presentation of Simon ap David, chaplain, to the church of Llanidur-
Westminster, ^ok, in thfe diocese of Bangor ; directed to the guardian of the spirituality,
the see being void.
March 14. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Burton to the office of ganger
Westminster in the ports of Plymmonth and Fowy, Exeter and Dertemouthe, at the
accustomed fees and wages. By bill of the treasurer.
April 6. Mandate to the escheator in the counties of Cambridge and Huntingdon
Westminster, to deliver the temporalities of the abbey of Ramesey to brother John
Stowe, monk of that house, whose election as abbot has been confirmed
by Peter Pertrych, official of Lincoln and guardian of the spirituality of
the void see of Lincoln, and whose fealty the king has commanded to be
taken by the prior of Huntyngdon. By p.s.
The like to the escheators in the following counties : —
Norfolk and Suffolk. Bedford and Buckingham.
Essex and Hertford. Northampton.
Henry Frowyk, mayor of London and escheator in that city.
Writ (le intemlendo to the tenants of the abbey.
March 2.3. Signification to the guardian of the spirituality of the void see of
Westminster. Lincoln of the king's assent to the election of brother John Bromham,
canon of Newenham, to be prior of that house, which was founded by the
ancestors of John, duke of Norfolk, the king's ward.
March 20. Licence, by advice of the council, for "William, earl of Suffolk, and Alice
Westminster, his wife, and for persons enfeoffed to his, her, or their u«e, to alienate in
' fee simple lands held of the king in chief, to the value of 400Z. a year, to
such persons as he or she shall nominate : the necessary special licences
under the great seal to be issued without fee or fine to the king. This
is granted in consideration of the good ser\dce which the said earl will do
the king in proceeding to the wars in his realm of France. By p.s.
Feb. 16. Appointment, during pleasure, of Robert Blaunfront as bailiff of the
Westminster, lordship and manor of Boston, in the king's hands by the death of John,
duke of Bedford, from the date of that death, at such fees and wages as
he used to have from the duke for the office. By bill of the treasurer.
MEMBRANE 7.
Feb. 18. Mandate to Henry Frowyk, mayor and escheator in London, to deliver
Westminster, the temporalities of the conventual church or chapel of St. Bartholomew,
Westsmythfeld, London, to brother Reginald Colier, canon of that house,
whose election as prior has been confirmed by the guardian of the
spirituality of the bishopric of London, and whose fealty the king has taken.
By p.s.
The like to the escheators, in the following counties : —
Buckingham. Middlesex.
Essex and Hertford.
Writ (!<' intnuUndo to the tenants of the priory.
Feb. 23. Commission, during pleasure, to Robert Frampton, one of the barons of
Westminster, the Exchequer, and Richard Bedford to audit the accounts of chamberlains,
sheriffs, escheators, receivers, rhingilds, reeves and other ministers and
officers who are liable to account in North Whales, the county of Chester
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
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1436.
March 7.
Westminster
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
March 20.
Westminster
March 20.
Westminster.
Feb. 28.
Westminster.
Membrane 7 — cont'
and the lordship of Chirk, with such fees and rewards by the hands of
the chamberlains there as John Fray and John Geryn had in the like
case. By bill of the treasurer.
The like commission to John Geryn, one of the auditors of the
Exchequer, and John Broune, for the parts of South Wales.
By the like bill.
Presentation of Henry Alderby, chaplain of the chantries of Roger de
la Leigh and John Fabell in the church of St. Paul, London, in the
diocese of London, to the church of Gamelyngeye, in the diocese of Ely
on an exchange of benefices with John Marshall ; directed to the guardian
of the spirituality of the void bishopric of Ely.
Licence, for four months, by the advice of the council, for William
Berkyng, owner of a balinger of 50 tuns burden called Goody ere of
London, to equip her at his own expenses with a master, mariners,
men at arms, archers, and other habiliments of war and victuals, to
resist the king's enemies on the sea ; vessels and goods captured shall
belong to the captors, saving only a custom called *les shares' always
reserved to the admiral of England and the warden of the Cinque ports.
Should any offence be done to the king's friends only those by whom
such offence be done shall answer for it, not the balinger nor her owner
or victuallers. By p.s.
The like for Bichard Bokelond and John Melbourne, owners of
le Antony of London of the burden of 280 tuns. By p.s.
Grant, by advice of the council, to William, earl of Suffolk, who is
going to the French war for half a year, with the wages and rewards for
himself and his retinue specified in certain indentures between him
and the king, that, should he be prevented from completing the said term
of service by death, illness or other cause against his will, neither he
nor his heirs or executors shall be obliged to restore any wages paid him
for himself or his retinue. By p.s.
Vacated because elsewhere in this year.
Grant to the same that should any lordships, manors or lands, held of
the king in chief, fall in to him during the said term, he shall have livery
of them at the suit of any of his general attorneys, after inquisition
returned into Chancery in the usual way, his homage to the king, with
all processes relating thereto, being respited without fine until his return
to England. By p.s.
Licence, for four months, by advice of the council {as in the last entry
but four), for Hugh Dene, Robert Shadd and John Style, the owners, to
fit out and arm a ship called le Petit Antony of London, of 140 tuns
burden. By p.s.
The like to the following owners for the following ships : —
By the like writs.
John Peers and John de Vache, for le Georye of London, a ship of
240 tuns.
John Bale and John Stevyns, for le Cristofre of London, a ship of 280
tons.
Thomas Gylle, for V Antony, of Dertemouth, John White, master, and
le Katerine, John Lesard, master, with two balingers or barges.
*1.^'
n.j^it
610
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436,
March 17.
Westminster.
May 5.
Westminster.
May 11.
Westminster.
May 8.
Westminster.
Feb. 18.
Westminster.
March 18.
Westminster.
Feb. 20.
Westminster.
March 24.
Westminster.
April 2.
Westminster.
Membrane 7 — cofU,
John Riflfawe and Hugh Dene, for le (labnell of London.
John Somerton, of London, * grocer,* for the Litell John of London.
John Judde, for le Cristofre of London, John Stephenes of Newcastle,
master.
William Beaufitz, John Melbourne, Henry Hale and Alan Johnson,
for le Marie of London, of 200 tuns.
Dame Alice Andrewe, for le Bartholomewe of Orewell, of 240 tuns.
John Bedford, for la Marie of Kyngeston upon Hull.
John Taverner, for le Petyr of Kyngeston upon Hull.
Thomas Brompton, for le Grace Dieti of Beverley.
Robert Holm, for le T^enard of Kyngeston upon Hull.
Robert Holm, for la Marye of the same port, a balinger.
Robert Haddilsay, for le George of the same port, a ship.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Hynde, king's
esquire, of the office of forester of * Bateles Bailly * in Wyndesore forest
with the pannage and custody of Granburne and Id. a day wages, to be
discharged by him or his deputy ; in the same way as William Staverton
had, who has surrendered the king*s grant to him of the premises to the
intent that the said John Hynde should have them. By p.s.
Presentation of Richard Broun, vicar of the parish church of All Saints,
Cambridge, in the diocese of Ely, to the church of Herdewyk, in the
same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with Thomas Sylly.
Grant, by advice of the council, for 800 marks to be paid at the Receipt
of the Exchequer, to Edmund Beaufort, count of Mortain, of the marriage
and wardship of Robert son and heir of Thomas, late lord of Morley, and
so from heir to heir. By p.s.
Licence for the prior and convent of Rameseye to elect an abbot in the
room of John Croweland, deceased. By p.s.
Signification to the guardian of the spirituality of the void bishopric of
Lincoln of the king's assent to the election of brother John Stowe, monk
of Rameseye, to be abbot of that house. By p.s.
1435.
Dec. 14.
Westminster.
1436.
Feb. 20.
MEMBRANE 6.
Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Richard, earl of
Salisbury, of the office of steward and master forester of and within the
lordship of Richemond, co. York, to be discharged by him or his deputies :
with the accustomed wages by* the hands of the receivers, farmers or
other occupiers of the lordship. By p.s.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Richard, duke of York, in considera-
Westminster, tion of his going to the war in France, that for the next ten years, the
liberty of Trym in Ireland shall not be taken into the king's hands
without good cause previously certified into Chancery, he to bftv^ dne
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
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1436.
March 7.
Westminster.
March 12.
Westminster.
Feb. 21.
Westminster.
March 17.
Westminster.
March 16.
Westminster.
March 1.
Westminster.
March 26.
Westminster.
April 10.
Westminster.
April 19.
Westminster.
April 16.
Westminster.
April 10.
Westminster.
Membrane ^^cont,
warning to appear and answer to the same; and should the cause be
judged reasonable then he is to have the custody of the liberty until the
end of the ten years, accounting for the issues at the Exchequer of
Dublin. He already holds the liberty as kinsman and heir of Edmund,
late earl of March, that is to say son of Anne his sister, and has petitioned
to have the above granted privilege for life, and such privilege for life
was granted by King Edward the king's progenitor to Joan late the wife
of Eoger de Mortimer, sometime earl of March. By p.s.
Pardon, for lOZ. paid in the hanaper, to Richard Grey, esquire, and to
Margaret late the wife of John Grene, who held of the king in chief, for
intermarrying without the king's licence.
Licence for the president and convent of Newenham, founded by the
ancestors of John, duke of Norfolk, the king's ward, to elect a prior in the
room of William Bedeford, late prior elect, who has renounced the office.
Grant, by advice of the council, to John Sadyngton, chaplain, of the
prebend of St. Martin in the cathedral church of Lincoln, which is in the
king's gift by reason of the temporalities of the bishopric of Lincoln being
in his hands. By p.s.
Mandate, in pursuance, to the guardian of the spirituality of the
bishopric of Lincoln.
The like to the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of St. Mary,
Lincoln.
The like grant to the king's clerk Bobert Bolleston, keeper of the great
wardrobe, of the prebend of Earleton Kyme in the said cathedral church,
in the king's gift for the same reason. By p.s.
The like mandates in pursuance.
Presentation of Geoffrey Norman, chaplain, to the church of St. Peter
of Dunstaple, Bedford, in the diocese of Lincoln; directed to the
guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Lincoln.
Licence for the dean and chapter of the cathedral church of St. Mary,
Lincoln, to elect a bishop in the room of William, deceased. By p.s.
Licence, as in the entries on the last membrane ^ for John Jerveys of
Bury, John Mot of Bylston, co. Suffolk, William Marche of the same
county and Thomas Jerveys of the city of London, to fit out and arm
three ships to encounter the king's enemies. By p.s.
Presentation of the king's chaplain Master William Ascogh, doctor in
theology, to the church of Ditton, in the diocese of Ely, in the king's
gift by reason of the voidance of the bishopric of Ely. By p.s.
Appointment, during pleasure, of John Water, to be the king's
attorney in all the king's courts of Karmardyn and Cardigan in South
Wales ; with power to appoint deputies, and with the accustomed fees
and wages by the hands of the chamberlain of Karmardyn.
Presentation of Bichard Tydde, chaplain, to the church of Pappe worth
Everard, in the diocese of Ely, void by the resignation of Henry Colman ;
directed to the guardian of the spirituality of the void see of Ely.
Whereas at another time the king, by advice of the council, commanded
certain masters of ships appointed to put to sea to resist his enemies for
a certain period, to elect an admiral among themselves, and whereas they
' m ^.
612
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
April 26.
Westminster.
March 24.
Westminster.
Membrane 6 — cont.
have nominated John Milborne and John Scot, the king now grants to
the said John Milbourne and John Scot power to lead, rule and govern all
the masters, mariners and soldiers of the ships and vessels now at sea or
about to put to sea for the above purpose, and to punish offenders, without
prejudice, however, to the admiral of England or the warden of the
Cinque ports. Provided always that, if offences be committed which the
said Milborne and Scot cannot rectify, they shall not be held responsible
on account of the omission of due correction, but the delinquents shall
undergo due punishment. By C.
Licence, by advice of the council, for Alvaro Vask, master of a ship
called Heint Marie de Franker to convey Lewis Dazanetho, knight,
who lately came as envoy from the king of Portugal, with his servants,
household and goods, he being about to return to his own country ; any
arrest on the said ship notwithstanding. By C.
The like for GonsaUo Eschevenes, master of a ship called Seint AnUmy,
ByC.
The like for John Chirche, owner of a ship called Seint Margrete of
London. By C.
Licence (as in like cases above) for John Baryngton and John
Caldewell, the owners, to fit out a ship called le Trinete of Ipswich
against the king's enemies. By p.s.
The like for John Deaken, owner of a ship called le Cn^tofre of Ipswich.
By p.s.
April 20.
Westminster,
MEMBRANE 5.
Inspejdmm of a writing of John Curteys, the abbot, and the convent of
St. Mary's, Tilteye, co. Essex, dated in the chapter house at Tilteye, 1
January, 8 Henry VI, being a grant for twenty-five years from Michaelmas
then following, to Sir Thomas Banastre, clerk, archdeacon of Bangor, and
Robert Banastre, esquire, lord of Chikeneye, of a yearly rent of 20/. out
of the manors or granges of Stepul alias Stepulgrange, Aytrop Rothinge
alius Rothinge Grange and Cressale Grange, co. Essex, and Ryngmere
alias Ryngmere Grange, co. Suffolk, quarterly ; with a clause of distraint
should payment be fifteen days in arrcar and a penalty of 10 marks if in
arrear for a month. The grantees have been put in possession of the rent
by the payment of 12</. Witnesses, John Tjrrelle, Lewis Johan, Robert
Hunte, John Symond and Thomas Langeley.
Licence, by advice of the council, for Vasco Rodrighes, merchant of
Portugal, now in England, to buy in England a ship of 120 tuns or less,
to load her with woollen cloth also bought in England, and return in her
with eighteen mariners to his own country, after paying the custom due
on the said cloth. By p.s.
May 1. Licence, by advice of the council, for Thomas Wylby, of Suthampton,
Westminster, master of a ship called le George^ to buy in the county of Devon a hundred
thousands of the tiles called * sclat,' and to take them to the abbey of
Mont St. Michel, in Normandy, in satisfaction of the ransom of William
Jacob, of Southampton, now prisoner in the said abbey, provided that
he take no other goods or victuals to the king's enemies therein or in
anywise maintain them. By p.s.
May 1.
Westminster.
14 HENRY YI.— Part 1. 618
Ij^AA Membrane 5 — cont,
Apnl 27. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Hampton,
Westminster. king*a esquire, of the office of constable of the castle of Chester, to be
discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the accustomed fees and
wages from the date of the death of Thomas Bolde, esquire, late
constable, by the hands of the chamberlain of Chester, and all other
profits to the same belonging. By p.s.
Vacated by surrender, because the king on 14 December in his sixteenth year
granted him the said ojfice for life.
April 27. Orant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Ralph Botiller,
Westminster, king's knight, of the office of master forester of Snowedon, in North
Wales ; to be discharged by him in person or by his deputy, with the
accustomed fees and wages, in the same manner as Thomas Bolde,
esquire, had the same when alive. By p.s.
Vacated by sufrender, because tlie king on 10 April in his fifteenth year
granted him tJie said office and the offices of chief butler and comtable of
Coneicay Castle.
May -2. Orant, during pleasure, by advice of the council to Thomas Poulford»
Westminster, one of the yeomen of the chamber, of the offices of clerk and keeper of
the king's mills of Dee at the town of Chester, and of keeper of the king's
fishery there, to be discharged by him or his deputy, with 6//. a day for
his wages by his own hands, and other accustomed profits, such as Robert
Gastell, deceased, had, notwithstanding that the said Poulford has, by the
king's grant, 6<J. a day out of the profits of the county of Wilts for his
fee of the crown. By p.s.
May 1. Grant, by advice of the council, to William Selby, chaplain, of the
Westminster, hospital of St. Margaret, Huntyngdon, void by the death of Master John
Sudbery. By p.s.
May 2. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Mone,
Westminster, serjeant- usher of the hall, for good service to the king's father and to the
king, of the office of constable of the castle of St. Brevell, to be
discharged by him or his deputy, with the accustomed wages, fees and
profits. By p.s.
Vacated by surrendery because the king on 20 Febriiary in hi^t sixteenth year
granted him the said office for life,
April 80. Grant for life to John Salesbury, * chivaler,' who has not wherewithal
Westminster, to live, of such sustenance in the king's college within his castle of
Wyndesore, with such fees and wages, as other knights have had, and the
dwelling {mafisionem) there which Walter Bitterle, * chivaler,* had when
aUve. By p.s.
May 6. Presentation of William Chauntrell, chaplain, to the vicarage of
Westminster. Stratfeldmortemer, in the diocese of Salisbury, void by the resignation
of Robert Webbeley. By p.s.
May 8. Presentation of Nicholas Wythen, vicar of the church of St. Wendron,
Westminster, in the diocese of Exeter, to the church of SS. Prothus and Jacinctus,
Bleyston, in the same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with Thomas
Cardieu.
May 4. Inspeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
J ear, to Brian de Stapilton, king's knight, the present tenant, of a charter
ated at Bordeaux, 25 September, 88 Henry III, granting to Oliver de
Ingham and his heirs a fair at the manor of Wastoonesham, co. Norfolk.
[R5Ur Gascons, vol, l, p. 617.]
24881 3 K
514 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 i 0 /» Membrane 6 — emit,
March 20. Orant to William, earl of SafTolk, whom the king has desired to do
Westminster, him service in the realm of France and duchy of Normandy, that, during
his absence on such service, he shall not be removed from his present
office in the household and about the king's person. By p.s.
May 18. Presentation of John Beston, parson of the church of Denton, in the
Westminster, diocese of London, to the church of Westhoruhey, in the diocese of
Chichester, in the king's gift by reason of the nonage of John, duke of
Norfolk, on an exchange of benefices with Thomas Tolyte. By p.s.
May 5. Licence for the prior and convent of Bardenay to elect an abbot in the
Westminster, room of Geoffrey Hemyngby, deceased. By p.s.
May 8. Licence for John Manfeld of Bracebrig, for 18Z. 4</. paid by him in the
Westminster^ hanaper, to enfeoff Richard Caudrey, clerk, John Brokholes, clerk, and
Robert Kirkham of the manor of Canwick, except an acre of land in the
same, which manor is held in chief.
May 8. Presentation of John Home to the church of Sutton and Bolyngton,
Westminster, in the diocese of York, void by the resignation of John Charite and in
the king's gift by reason of the nonage of John, duke of Norfolk.
May 7. Grant, by advice of the council, that the mayor and citizens of Norwich
Westminster, ghall be repaid the lOOZ. which they have lent the king, out of the third
of the fifteenth and tenth in Essex last granted by the laity, at the term
of payment of the same, by virtue of a tally levied on the collectors
thereof at the Receipt of the Exchequer, in accordance with the act in that
behalf of the last Parliament. By C.
May 10. Presentation of brother William Leche to the church of Llanveir, in the
Westminster, diocese of Bangor, in the king's gift by reason of the voidance of the
bishopric of Bangor.
MEMBRANE 4.
Feb. 21. Licence, by advice of the council, for the cardinal of England to unite
Westminster, the hospital commonly called the hospital of the Holy Ghost, Sandon,
CO. Surrey, in his diocese of Winchester, and of the foundation of his
predecessors, to the hospital of St. Thomas the Martyr, Suthwerk, of the
same foundation. [Fcsdera.] By p.s.
Feb. 20. Licence, by advice of the council and without fine, for Richard, duke of
Westminster. York, Walter Lucy, *chivaler,' and Richard Wyggemore to enfeoff William
Alnewyk, bishop of Norwich, Richard, earl of Warwick, Walter Hungreford,
knight, John Beaumond, knight, John Tyrell, knight, Ralph Boteler,
knight, John Merbury, esquire, Richard Dixton, esquire, and William
Wolston, esquire, of the castles and lordships of Raydre, Kenlles, Radenore
and Knoklas, the town of Radenore, the lordships of Melenyth, PuUyth,
Knyghton, Worthreignon, Comotoidore, Norton and Prestheinde, in Wales
and its marches ; the manors of Orleton, Eyngeslane, Pembrugge,
Malmeshullacy, Nethewode, Mawardyn, Worforlowe, two thirds of the
manor of Much Marcle, co. Hereford ; the castle, manor and town of
Ludelowe, the manors and lordship of Stauntoun Lacy, Cletton and
Farlowe,co. Salop; the manors of Brymesgrove and Norton, co. Worcester;
Whaddon and Stepulclaydon, co. Buckingham ; Stratfeld Mortemer and
Waghfeld, co. Berks ; two thirds of the manor of Thaxestede, co. Essex ;
the manors of Worthy Mortemer, co. Southampton ; Swannescombe and
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 515
1436.
Membrane 4 — cont.
Erhithe, co. Kent ; Oranburnm, Pymperne, Tarent Gundevile, Weymouth,
Wyke, Portland, Warham, Stuple and Crich, co. Dorset ; the castle of
Bruggewater and the manors of Odycombe and Milverton, co. Somerset ;
the manors of Charleton, Wynston and Brymmesfeld, co. Gloucester ;
and one third of the lordship of Bruggewater, co. Somerset ; all which
are held of the king in chief. By p.s.
May 6. Licence as in previous entries for John Pygot, owner of a ship called
Westminster, le George of Lenne, to fit out the same to fight the king's enemies at sea.
By p.s.
The like for the following owners and ships : —
May 18. Clement Bagot and William Stone for the James of Bristowe.
Westminster. By p g^
July 7. Thomas Weston, master of the ship called la Nicholas <le la Tour of
Westminster. BristoU, of which Hugh Whideford, John Whideford, Thomas
Burton, Nicholas Fremme and Henry Headon are owners. By p.s.
May 11. Grant to Edward Atherton, clerk of the king's closet, of the prebend
Westminster, ^hich William Downe lately held in the free chapel of St. Stephen within
the palace of Westminster. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter.
May 12. Licence for the fishermen of the towns of Blakeney and Crowemere to
Westminster, pu^ to sea with twenty-four of their vessels appointed for fishing this any
season, any arrest on such vessels notwithstanding, provided always that
the masters keep their vessels continually in company.
May 11. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to James Cresacre,
Westminster, yeoman of the chamber, for good service, of Gd. a day by reason of his
office of yeoman of the crown from St. George's Day last out of the farms
and issues of the counties of Oxford cmd Berks. By p.s.
May 4. The like to Robert Manfeld, esquire, marshal of the hall, of the office
Westminster, of being keeper of the king's lions within the Tower of London, to be
discharged by him in person or by deputy, with the fees, wages and other
commodities belonging to the office, as William Kerby had when alive.
Provided always that the said Robert, by force of this grant, do not take
any wages, fees, profits or easements, except the accustomed houses for
the keeper and lions, unless there be actually lions in the Tower as there
have been in the past. By p.s.
May 7. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Hargreve and Nicholas Walton
Westminster, jn survivorship, during good behaviour, of the office of parker of the parks
of Wyndesore, with the accustomed fees, wages and profits. The said
John Hargreve has surrendered the grant which he had from Henry V
of the said office, to the intent that it should be conferred as above. By p.s.
May 12. Commission, during pleasure, to George Buclyng to provide capons,
Westminster, jjens, pullets, geese and all things belonging to the office of the poultry
of the household of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, but he must do
nothing in derogation of the statutes of purveyance. By C.
The like to the following : —
Robert Cras, for the poultry.
John Covyntre, for the bakery of the said household.
John Passemere, for the like.
Geoffrey Danby, for the eatery of the same.
Richard Manby and Robert More, for the like.
Ralph Walker and John Kempsey, for coal, wood, rushes and all
things pertaining to the office of the hall of the said household.
ByC.
516
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
April 30.
Westminster.
Metnbrane 4 — conU
Robert Oxton and John Dunnouk, for hay, litter, oats, beans, peas
and other things belonging to the avenary of the same. By C.
Commission to William Sted to provide wines for the king's household.
By bill of Ralph Botiller, knight, the chief butler.
MEMBRANES 8 and 2.
March 10. Inspeximtts and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to Henry Dalby, now prior, and the convent of the chapel of
St. Peter, Kirkby upon Wrethek, of letters patent dated 25 October,
88 Edward III, inspecting and confirming, with additions, divers letters
patent. By K. & C. in Pari.
MEMBRANE 2^(eontK
May 12. Appointment, during pleasure, with the advice and assent of the
Westminster, council, of William Fallan as one of the barons of the Exchequer with
the accustomed fee. By p.s.
May — •
Westminster.
March 9.
Westminster
Feb. 6.
Westminster
Grant to the bailiffs and good men of Wyche of pavage for three years.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Richard earl of Salisbury, for the
good will that he has to do the king service in France, that the king will
pay in part the moneys due to the said earl for the keeping of the
* Estmarch ' and * Westmarch ' towards Scotland, by undertaking to pay
7002. on his behalf to Richard, earl of Warwick, as parcel of the money
to be paid according to the arrangement made between the two earls, on
the day of the espousals of their children ; the said earl of Warwick having
agreed at the king's desire, and to promote the present armed expedition
(armata), to accept such payment in a manner to be settled between him
and the treasurer of England ; the earl of Salisburv is to restore to the
king, by the hands of the earl of Warwick, when such payment is made, in
the Exchequer or the Receipt thereof, the tallies of the value of 700/. levied
in his favour for the said keeping of the marches, and the king will save
him harmless against the said earl of Warwick and his executors.
By p.s."
Grant to Jaquetta de Luxembourgh, duchess of Bedford, that she may
sue out livery of her dower of the lands of her late husband by parcels
and specially or otherwise, and that she shall have the profits of such her
dower lands from the Purification last. Provided always that the bishop
of T^rouane, king's chancellor of France, and the lord of Talbot, be
empowered to receive her fealty and that she do not marry without the
king's consent given under the great seal of England. [Ftedera.]
By p.s. and of such date by authority of Pari.
April 20.
Westminster
MEMBRANE 1.
Impeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
and temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king's first year, to the prior and convent of
Mountegrace of a charter dated 12 November, 4 Henry V. [Charter lloll^
8 a?M/ 4 Hen^-y F, No. 8.] By K. & C. in Pari.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 617
J[43g^ Membrane 1— ^on<.
w^^ ^; Letters of denization, pursuant to the act of the last Parliament, for
wesfamnflter. James Fynaunce born in the city of Mees in the duchy of Loreyne, who
has been a resident in England for 20 years : he shall, however, do liege
homage to the king and pay customs and subsidies on merchandise as an
alien. By pet. in Pari, and for 20^. paid in the hanaper.
May 16. Commission, by advice of the council, to the treasurer and chamberlains
Westminster, of the Exchequer to redeem the king's jewels put of pawn. By p.s.
May 19. Pardon to William Perkyn of Bassyngburne, co. Cambridge, * husbond-
Westminster. man,' of his outlawry in the county of Middlesex for not appearing before
the king to pay his ransom for certain trespasses and maintenances which
he was convicted of having done to Richard Wodehill of Durneford, co.
Wilts, ' gentilman,' contrary to the recent statute against maintainers of
quarrels, he having now surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as William
Cheyne, chief justice, has certified.
May 21. Licence, for one year, by advice of the council, for Thomas Berne well,
Westminster, alderman of London, to despatch two ships of his called la Marie de Lon-
don and le Holigost de London to the realm of Scotland, and bring in
them thence to London salmon and other goods and victuals; any
ordinance or statute to the contrary notwithstanding. By p.s.
May 18. Whereas it was found by inquisition taken at Shirboume, co. Dorset,
Westminster, on Saturday after Michaelmas, 4 Henry YI, before John Wynford, late
escheator in the said county, by virtue of his office, and returned before
the treasurer and barons of the Exchequer, but afterwards brought before
the king in Chancery, that William Payn held in his demesne as of fee
certain lands in Hoggecestre, co. Dorset, of Edmund, late earl of March and
that the same were, at the time of the inquisition, held of Eichard, duke
of York, the king's ward, and that Robert Payn was son and heir of the
said William and was of the age of twelve years, afterwards at the suit of
the said Robert, it was represented that the said William was seised of
5 messuages, 800 acres of land, 40 acres of wood, 20 acres of meadow and
60 acres of pasture in Hoggecestre, being the lands referred to in the said
inquisition, and that he held them of the said late earl as of the manor
of Mershwode, co. Dorset, by a rose rent at Midsummer, that they
descended to the petitioner and that he held them until put out by
letters patent whereby the keeping of them, under the name of all the
lands which William Payn held in Hoggecestre of Richard, duke of
York, by knight service, was granted to Thomas Broke, 'chivaler,'
from Easter, 5 Henry VI, until the full age of the said Robert the
petitioner. Inasmuch, however, as the said William Payn did not
hold the premises or any parcel thereof of the said duke in the manner
supposed, the petitioner sought to have the said letters patent annulled.
A writ of scire facias was therefore issued for the said Thomas Broke to
appear on the quinzaine of Easter last and show cause to the contrary,
but, although the sheriff returned that he had been duly warned by John
Cammell and William Bochell, he did not appear, whereupon judgment
was given in the Chancery that the said letters patent should be annulled.
MEMBRANES 2Sd, 27c2 and 36d.
Commissions of the peace. {See Appendix.)
618 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
j^gg MEMBRANE 23rf.
Oct. 26. Commission to John Martyn, Geoffrey Louther, esquire, John Darell,
Westminster, esquire, and Valentine Baret, three and two of them, Martyn to be one,
to enquire upon oath of the county of Kent as to treasons and felonies
done by John Doune, Peter Napilton, Thomas God alias Goddes of
Feversham and John Bedyll of Sandewych, * smyth.*
MEMBRANE 22d.
Sept. 10. Commission to Nicholas Morley, Richard Bukden and John Morton to
WestmiDBtor. search all ships, barges and small vessels loaded in * les crikes ' of
Skynnalgrave and Stangelowe and other waters and places on the sea
coast of Cleveland, co. York, by John Kybbas and other merchants of the
county of York, who are reported to have despatched thence wool, hides
and woolfells uncocketed and uncustomed and to purpose to do so again,
and to arrest all such wools, &c. found and put the same into safe
keeping until the king give further order. They are also to arrest the
said merchants and bring them before the king in the Exchequer.
Sept. 8. Commission to Thomas earl of Devon, Roger Champernon, John
Wells. Copleston and Baldwin Fulford to ascertain by inquisition, examination
or otherwise, the persons who robbed a certain carrack of Genoa, laden
with the goods of Genoese merchants resident in London, which sailed
from Southampton for Genoa but was driven into Plymouth by stress of
weather. The goods or their value are to be restored, and all persons
who resist are to be imprisoned until further order.
Oct. 8. Commission to John Styward, knight, Richard Wodevyle, esquire,
Westminster, lieutenant of the town of Calais, and William Baron to take the muster
of the soldiers which John, duke of Bedford, had serving at Calais at the
day of his death.
Oct. 18. Commission of oyer and terminer, to William Repyngton touching the
Westminster, accounts of receivers, bailiffs, farmers and other officers accountable to
John, late duke of Bedford, for his castles, lordships, manors and lands in
England. He is to deliver such accounts in the Exchequer as soon as
possible. By bill of the treasurer.
Oct. 23. Commission to Thomas Arundell, knight, John Anindell of Trerys,
Westminster, knight, Renfrew Arundell, esquire, John Cork of Paderda and Thomas
Bere the younger, four, three and two of them, Cork or Bere to be one,
to enquire upon oath of men of the county of Cornwall as to the
goods and land of Edward Burnebury, who is stated to have drowned
himself in a well called ' Drawelle ' at Bodmalgan.
Nov. 7. Appointment of William Burley and Simon Hadyngton to deliver the
Westminster, gaol of Shrewsbury of Richard Shyrard.
Nov. 11. The like of John Vampage, John Throkmerton, John Wode, Thomas
Westminster. Wybbe and Richard Oseneye, and to two or more of them, to deliver the
gaol of Worcester of John Morys, * glover.*
MEMBRANE 21d.
Nov. 8. Commission to William Soper and Jordan Brounyng to provide the
Westminster, carpenters and other artificers required to make certain balingers, also the
timber, planking {bordum), iron and other necessary materials.
14 HENRY VL— Part 1. 619
lAoei » Membrane 2ld — cant,
Nov. 8. Commission to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, constable of Dover
Westminster. Castle and warden of the Cinque Ports, or his lieutenant, and Thomas
College, Serjeant at arms, to enquire as to what has become of certain
goods and merchandise of John de Vinea, merchant and burgess of the
town of Bruges, which were in a certain ship of Almain, Clais Coggue of
Dansk master, which was cast away off Romeney Merssh. Those which
the said John de Vinea can prove by letters, charters, marks or otherwise
to be his are to be restored to him after payment of salvage; and all
persons refusing to make restitution are to appear in Chancery and
justify their conduct.
Dec. 11. Commission to Thomas College, serjeant at arms, to arrest Robert
WestminBter. Thomson of Eyngeston upon Hull and bring him before the king in
Chancery.
ME3IBRANE 2(W.
Dec. 1. Commission of array, in the county of Kent except the city of
Westminster. Canterbury, to Geoffrey Louther, John Darell, William Haut, Edward
Guldeford, John Seyntleger, William Cheyne of Shepey, William
Clyfford, James Fenys, John Dygge, Thomas Auger, Reginald Pekham,
•^^^^ Bamburgh, William Garnet and the sheriff.
1436.
Jan. 18. The like, in the county of Devon, to Thomas, earl of Devon, Philip
Westminster. Courtenay, knight, William Bonvill, knight, Nicholas Carreu, knight,
John Dynham, knight, Thomas Beaumont, knight, Roger Chambemon,
Thomas Carminowe, William Cornu, Robert Hill, John Haweley, John
Copleston and James Chidelegh.
The like to the following in the following counties : —
Philip Courtenay, knight, ^
Thomas Arundell, knight,
William Bodrygan, knight,
John Arundell of Trerys, knight,
Thomas Carmynowe
Thomas Bonevyll
John Basset
John Yerd
Ralph Rescumer
Baldwin Folyf ord
Robert Chamberleyn
Renfrew Arundell
John Tretherf
) Cornwall.
Walter de Hungerford, knight,
William Botreaux, knight,
Thomas Stowell, knight,
Thomas Beauchamp, knight,
JoS^StonST' ^*^^*' > Somerset.
Richard Chedder
John Warre
John Paulet
Thomas Thame
520
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membnme 20d — cont*
Humphrey SUffotd, knight,
John Stourton, knight,
John Chedeyok, knight,
William Carant
John Latymer
John Neweburgh
John Herynge
Thomas Thame
Robert Turgeys
Walter de Hungerford, knight,
Bobert Hungerford, knight,
Edmund Hungerford, knight^
John Stourton, knight,
John Beynton, knight,
Stephen Popham, knight,
Robert Shotesbroke, knight,
John Darell
Robert Andrewe
Robert Longe
Edmund Doundesey
Robert Shotesbrook, knight,
John Golofre
William Fyndeme
William Warbulton
Thomas Fosle
Richard Restwold
Thomas Rothewell
William Perkyns
Thomas BuUok
John Hyde
John Rogger
Robert de Ponynges, knight,
Thomas Echyngham, knight,
Henry Husy, knight,
Roger Fienles, knight,
Thomas Leukenore, knight,
Hugh Halsham, knight,
Richard Dalyngrygge
William Seynt John
William Sydnay
William Ryman
William Fynche
John de Beaumont, knight,
William Ferrers, knight,
Richard Hastynges, knight,
Robert Moton, knight,
Laurence Berkeley, knight,
William Vylliers
John Burgh
Thomas Palmer
Laurence Shirard
John Boyvyll
\ Dorset.
/
Wilts.
/
A
Berks.
J
) Sussex.
Leicester,
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 1.
621
1436.
Meinhram 2(k2 — cont.
Ralph de Cromwell, knight^
Ralph Rocheford, knight,
Robert Roos, knight,
John Wilughby, knight,
Philip Tylney
Thomas Meres
Richard Pynchebek
Richard Wylby
Richard Benyngton
Simon FelbHgg, knight,
John Clyfton, knight,
Brian Stapilton, knight,
Henry Inglose, knight,
Thomas Eerdeston, knight,
Oliver Groos
John Fitz Rauf
Thomas Chaumbre
William Calthorp
John Grygges
William Yelverton
■\
Lincoln, parts of Holland.
J
^
\ Norfolk.
William de Lovell, knight,
Thomas Wykeham, knight,
Richard Walkestede, knight,
John Golofre
Richard Quatermayns
John Blount
Thomas Fetiplace
Peter Fetiplace
John Danvers
Drew Barentyne
Ralph Cromwell, knight,
Leo de W^ellys, knight,
William Tirwhit, knight,
Thomas Comberworth, knight,
Walter Tailboys
John Tailboys
John Howeley
Hamon Sutton
Patrick Skypwyth
Richard Hawe
John de Graystok, knight,
Richard Hastynges, knight,
Edmund Hastynges, knight,
Richard Pykeryng, knight,
Christopher Conyers
Christopher Boynton
James Strangways the younger
Ralph Fitz Randolf
Thomas de la Ryver
Alexander Nevyll
Oxford.
\
I Lincoln, parts of Lindsey.
> York, North Riding
^
522
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Menihrane 2Qd—conU
William Plumpton, knight,
William Gascoigne, knight,
Robert de Waterton, knight,
William Ingelby
Thomas Clarell
Guy Pairfaux
John Thwytes
John Gascoigne
Robert Maleverer
Robert Ughtred, knight,
William Normanvyle, knight,
John Ellerker
Thomas Metham
John Constable of Halsham
Anthony Seyntquyntyn
John Holme
Robert Constable of Flaynburgh
Robert Rudstane
Guy Roclyff
John Popham, knight,
Stephen Popham, knight,
John Uved^e
William Brocas
John Lysle
Robert Dyneley
John Roger
William Soper
Richard Holt
Thomas Haydok
Nicholas Bernard
William Chamberleyn
Richard Veer, earl of Oxford
Henry, count of Eu
Maurice Bruyn, knight,
Nicholas Thorley, knight,
Robert Darcy
John Doreward
Lewis Johan
Thomas Langle
John Teye
Geoffrey Rokhill
John Godmanston
\
York, West Riding.
)
\
\ York, East Riding.
) Southampton.
\
) Essex.
/
MEMBRANE 19d.
Ralph Cromwell, knight,
John de Bello Monte, knight,
Ralph Rochefort, knight,
Geoffrey Paynell
John de Boys
Roger Petwardyn
John Pigot
John Hasill
Thomas Meres
N
) Lincoln, parts of Eesteyen.
y
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
528
1436.
Membrane Idtf — ront»
John Colvile, knight,
William HasenhuU, knight,
William Alyngton
Laurence Cheyne
William Fulborn
William Frevile
John Ansty, the elder
Nicholas Caldecote
Richard Forster
William Burgoyn
Robert Brigham
\
\ Cambridge.
/
»
John Hevenyugham, knight, \
William Wolf, knight,
William Drury, knight,
John Knyvet, knight,
Thomas Fulthorp
John Harleston
\ Suffolk.
•
John Hopton
Peter Garveys
Robert Crane
John Fastolf of Jernemuth
Nicholas Castell
/
Robert Toppe \
Edmund Bretayn
Peter Roper
Christopher Straunge
Thomas Wetherby
Henry Sturmere
Robert Scarle
^ Norwich city.
Aug. 6.
Westminster.
John Cokaen, knight,
John Pole
Peter Pole
Gerard Maynell
The sheriff
h Derby.
Roger Aston, knight, .
Hugh Erdyswyke
Thomas Stanley
Thomas Arblastre
\ Stafford.
Robert Whitegreve
John Harpour
The sheriff >
William Ferrers of Groby, knight,
Giles Daubeney, knight,
Robert Moton, knight,
Bartholomew Brokesby
The sheriff
Thomas Chaworth, knight,
Hugh Wylughby, knight,
Gervase Clyfton, knight,
William Bowes
The sheriff
Leicester.
\
Nottingham.
524
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membrane Idd — cant.
June 27.
Westaninster.
July 14.
Westminster.
July 12.
Westminster.
William Burley
John Wynnesbury
John Bruyn
Roger Corbet of Lee
Simon Hadyngton
The sheriff
James Berkley, knight,
John Paunesfote, knight,
Maurice Berkeley of Beversion, knight,
John Guyle
Robert Greyndour
John Blunte
Guy Whityngton
Nicholas Poyntz
Roger RoUeston
Edmund Portyngton
James Hoton
John Austyn ^
Robert Cavendyssh
John Hopton
Thomas Brewes
John Harliston
WiUiam Mekelfeld
Richard Bode
Thomas Fulthorp
Augustine de Stretton, esquire,
Thomas de Wolverston, esquire,
Robert Dokette, esquire.
Salop.
>
Gloucester.
The liberty of St. John of
Beverley.
Suffolk.
- Suffolk.
1436.
Nov. 10.
Westminster.
Nov. 1.
Westminster.
Nov. 26.
Westminster.
1436.
Feb. 8.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE 18<f.
Commission pursuant to the statutes of Westminster the second
[cap. 47] and of 18 Richard II [stat. 1. cap. 19] to Guy Fairfax, John
Thwaytes, Ralph Pygote, William Wyllesthorp, John Roos and John
Willesthorp, on complaint of the people of the county of York of the
destruction of the fry and brood of salmon and other fish by illegal
engines, to be overseers for the waters of Humbre, Ouse, Done, Eyre,
Derwent, Querf, Nydd, Yore, Swale and These.
Commission to Thomas Wauton, ' chivaler,' John Enderby, esquire,
John Durem and the sheriff of Bedfordshire, three and two of them,
to enquire upon oath of that county as to concealments.
Commission de walliis et fossatis in the Estrithing, Co. York, to Robert
Babthorp, knight, John EUerker, Ralph Babthorp, esquire, Guy Roclyf,
John Portyngton, Robert Rudston, William Huston and Alexander
Lounde, seven, six, five, four, three and two of them, including either
Ellerker, Roclyf, Rudston or Huston.
The like in Holdemess and the wapentakes of Bokeres and Dykeryng
to Richard Hastynges, knight, John Constable oi Halaham, John
Ellerker, Robert Hatfeld, John Portyngton, John Holme the elder,
Robert Rudstan and Thomas Wilton, seven, six, five, four, three and two
of them, including either Ellerker, Portyngton, Rudstan or Wilton.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 625
-i^Qr Metnbrane 18d — cant,
Deo. 22. The like in the county of Cambridge to William Godrede, Thomas
Westminster. Fulthorpp, John Colvyle, knight, Henry Rocheforth, knight, Robert
Hakebeche, knight, William Yelverton, Thomas Dereham, John Jakys,
Thomas Reynold and John Tylney, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four,
three and two of them, including either Godrede, Fulthorpp, Yelverton,
Dereham or Jakys.
MEMBRANE 17d.
Nov. 6, Commission to Thomas Arundell, knight, Thomas Gille, Nicholas
Westminster. Stebbyng and the sheriffs of Devon and Cornwall, on complaint by Peter
Preere and John Hallot, merchants of Roen, that John Stubbe, Thomas
Butside and John Nutte, masters, victuallers and owners of two armed
balingers, with other their accomplices of the parts of Devon and
Cornwall, seized a ship of Harfleu of which John le Fournour was
master, and which after being laden in Brittany with wines and other
merchandise of the said merchants was sailing for Roen ; and sold the
ship and goods in various quarters. The commissioners are to enquire
into the matter, and to arrest any persons accused by the inquisition
and bring them before the king in Chancery.
Nov. 18. Commission to John Uvedale, Nicholas Banaster and Peter Cissak, to
Westminster, appraise and sell the wine which will not keep and which remains
unclaimed of the wine, belonging to merchants of Bruges, Dam and other
parts of Flanders, which was washed ashore in the county of Southampton.
Also to enquire as to who has become possessed of such wine, and with
that object to make search in the counties of Southampton and Sussex ;
in the interests both of the lords in whose liberty the wine was cast ashore
and of those who may claim to be its owners.
Dec. 11. Commission to Thomas Echyngham, knight, Richard Wallere, esquire,
Westminster William Fynche, esquire, and Thomas Pope, three and two of them,
to take near Wynchelse in some open and convenient place on Monday
next, and thereafter daily until the Sunday following, the muster of
Walter Cressoner, esquire, captain of the king's town of Crotoy, and of
the men at arms and archers about to proceed thither in his retinue.
Nov. 12. Commission to John, baron of Graystoke, and Ralph Graystoke,
Westminster, esquire, to arrest WiUiam Redeshawe of Butteroram [co. York], *yoman,'
Robert Muryell of Buttercram, 'yoman,* Thomas Trent of Scrayngham
[co. York], *yoman,' and Robert Wodde of Scrayngham, *yoman,' and
deliver them to the sheriff of Yorkshire, who, under a penalty of lOOZ.,
shall keep them safe and have them before the king in Chancery on the
octave of Hilary next.
MEMBRANE 16rf.
Dec. 12. Commission to John Cressy, knight, to take the muster of Walter
Westminster. Cressoner, esquire, captain of the town of Crotey, and the 29 men at
arms and 200 archers in his retinue, on their arrival at the said town.
The like to John Popham, knight, Roger Fienles, knight, William
Brokas, esquire, John Uvedale, esquire, William Soper, Richard Aired and
Thomas Pounde, to take the muster at Portesdoune, on 28, 29 and 80
December next, of Henry Northbury, knight, and the 29 men at arms and
400 archers in his retinue, and of Kichard Wastenas, esquire, and the 89
men at arms and 500 archers in his retinue, who are to go to France on
the king's service.
526 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Meinbraiie 16d—cont.
Commission to Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, warden of the Cinque
Ports, or his lieutenant, to provide within the liberty of the said ports
the ships required to convey Henry Northbury, knight, Walter Cressoner,
esquire, and Richard Wastenas, esquire, and the soldiers in their company,
oversea ; the said ships to be at Portesmouth by 27 December next.
Dec. 17. Commission, during pleasure, to John Wynnewyk to arrest the stone-
Westminster, cutters, carpenters, plumbers and other workmen required for the king's
works within the Tower of London, also to provide the stones, timber,
tiles, shingles, glass, iron, lead, lime and other materials required.
By bill of the clerk of the works.
The like to John HuUy for the works at the manor of Shene.
By the like bill.
MEMBRANE I5d.
Dec. 6. Commission to William Westbury, Thomas Thame, William Fauconer,
Westminster. John Benger, Nicholas Wolcombe and the sheriff and escheator of the
county of Wilts, six, five, four, three and *two of them, to take the
inquisition jyost mortem regarding Agnes late the wife of John Dykeman,
tenant in chief. On 8 March, 11 Henry VI, the then escheator was
commanded to hold such inquisition, but he was removed from office
before he could execute the command.
Dec. 9. Commission to John Vampage, Eichard de la Mere, esquire, Guy
Westminster. Whityngton, esquire, William Criketote, Edmund Morys and the sheriff
of the county of Hereford, five, four, three and two of them, including
either Yampage or Morys, to hold a general enquiry upon oath of the said
county touching all manner of trespasses and concealments there.
The like to William Ludlowe, esquire, John Bruyn, esquire, Edmund
Morys and the sheriff, three and two of them, Edmund to be one, in the
county of Salop.
Nov. 1. Commission to Bichard Lakyn, knight, William Burley, John
Westminster. Wynnesbery, Thomas Mordeford and Hugh Cresset, four, three and two
of them, including either Burley or Mordeford, to enquire upon oath of
the counties of Salop, Stafford and Hereford, touching concealments,
[and] wards, marriages, reliefs, escheats and goods of outlaws, felons and
fugitives, withdrawn from the king.
Dec. 20. Commission to John Hunte, serjcant at arms, and Ralph Ingoldesby,
Westminster, clerk, to arrest the ships and vessels required to convey oversea Henry
Northbury, knight, Thomas Beaumound, knight, and Bichard Wastenes,
esquire, and the king*s soldiers in their company; also to arrest the
masters and mariners required to navigate the ships, which are to be at
Portesmouth by 6 January at latest.
Dec. 25. Commission to Robert Whitgreve to provide in the counties of York,
Westminster. Lincoln, Notyngham and Derby, as many bows and sheaves of arrows
as he shall judge necessary upon the information which the king has
given him.
Nov. 5. Commission of array in the city of Canterbury to the bailiffs and to
Westminster. John Sheldew^oh and Williun Rose, citizens of the same city.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 527
J43g MEMBRANE Hd,
Jan. 26. Commission to William Carent, esquire, and William Paulet of
Westminster. Melcomb to take an inquisition post mortem of the lands of John Herle,
knight, in the counties of Devon and Cornwall.
Jan. 28. Whereas five ships lately coming from Portugal for Flanders, laden
Westminster, ^ith wine, figs, raisins and other merchandise of certain merchants of
Bruges and other parts of Flanders are stated to have been taken by a
great ship of Falmuth, of which John Zeland was master and part owner
{patronusjj a balinger belonging to Bordeaux, manned at Plymouth, and
another balinger of Plymouth, of which John Colvylle was master, there
being in the three vessels divers pirates of Devon and Cornwall, and
to have been taken to Falmuth, where the said merchandise was divided
and taken away in breach of the amity between the king and the Flemish,
he commissions James Chiddelegh, John Jaybien, John Cork, Otto
Tregonan and Thomas College, serjeant at arms, to enquire in the said
counties as to the said pirates and the said goods; and to arrest all
persons implicated in the taking of the said goods, and keep them in
prison until further order.
Feb. 1. The king having recovered by judgement of the Common Bench against
Westminster. John Darcy, knight, and Roger Wyresdale, clerk, his presentation to the
church of Beghton, presented Thomas Worsley, his clerk, to the same
and commanded William, bishop of Coventry and Lichfield, the ordinary,
to induct him, but an armed lay force is reported to have taken
possession of the church and certain houses annexed thereto, so that
the said Thomas Worseley cannot be inducted. The king, therefore,
commissions Richard Vernoun, knight, Richard Wentworth, Gerard
Maynell and John Manchestre to remove such force, and to imprison any
persons who resist, so that they may have them before the king in
Chancery.
Feb. 9. Commission to John Hexham and Thomas Pope to arrest all ships,
Westminster, barges, balingers and other vessels of 10 tuns burden and upwards in all
ports from Southampton to Sandwich, and to have them at the port of
Wynchelse as soon as possible ready to put forth as shall be ordered.
Feb. 6. The like to John Poutrell and John Hexham, and to John Talbot and
Westminster, John Derlyng, Serjeants at arms, for the water of Thames ; the vessels to
b2 taken to Wynchelse or *le Cambre.'
Feb. 8. Commission to John Wodeforth, Laurence Welyngton and John Lewes
Westminster. ^ arrest carpenters, stone cutters, masons, tilers, smiths and other work-
men and labourers for the repair of the manor of Wodestoke, co. Oxford,
and to provide the requisite timber, iron, lead, glass, laths, shingles,
boards and other materials. By bill of the clerk of the works.
1435.
MEMBRANE 13(L
Dec. 22. Commission de kidellU amovendis pursuant to the statute of 25 Edward
Westminster. [HI, staU 8, cap, 4] and of 1 Henry IV [cap. 12], for the waters and great
rivers in and near the port of Suthampton to H. bishop of Winchester,
Reginald West, knight, Stephen Popham, knight, John Uvedale, Thomas
Haydok and William Chamberleyn, five, four, three and two of them,
including either Haydok or Chamberleyn.
528
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
24 3 g MEMBRANE I2d.
Feb. 16. Commission to Richard Hastynges. knight, Robert Oughtregbt, knight,
Westminster. John Constable of Halsam, esquire, Anthony de Sancto Quintino, esquire,
John Thwaytes, Guy Roclyfif, William Ascogh, Thomas Wilton, John
Bedford, John Tamworth and the sheriff of Yorkshire, ten, nine, eight,
seven, six, five, four, three and two of them, including either Thwaytes,
Roclyf, Ascogh or Wilton, to enquire upon oath of the said county as to
frauds upon the king and merchandise being taken without the county
without payment of the custom and subsidy due.
MEMBRANE lid,
Feb. 18. Commission to John Martyn, Geoffrey Louther, esquire, John Darell,
Westminster. John Baumburgh, William Clifford, William Haute, Thomas Horden and
the sheriff of Kent, seven, six, five, four, three and two of them, including
either Martyn, Louther or Haute, to enquire upon oath of the said
county as to goods taken to foreign parts uncustomed and uncocketed, as
to any such goods which may have been seized as forfeit, and as to
any concealments and deceptions.
Feb. 28. The like to the same, but with John Baumburgh of the qnorwa instead
Westminster, of William Haute.
Feb. 24.
Westminster.
Commission to Thomas, bishop of Rochester, John Stopyndon, clerk,
and John Darell, to induce notables of the county of Kent to lend the
king a considerable sum of money, to be repaid out of the third of a
tenth and fifteenth which falls due at Whitsuntide 1487, in accordance
with an act of the last Parliament, certifying the treasurer of England
speedily of all that they do herein. By K. & C.
The like to the following in the following counties and places : —
R. bishop of Salisbury
Walter Hungerford, knight,
Robert Andrewe
William de Botreaux, knight,
John Juyn, knight,
Thomas Stowell, knight,
William Caraunt
R. bishop of Salisbury
Humphrey Stafford, knight,
John Chidiok, knight,
William Caraunt
E. bishop of Exeter
Thomas, earl of Devon
John Courteney, knight,
William Wenard
John Mulys
E. bishop of Exeter
Thomas, earl of Devon
The prior of Launceston
The abbot of Cirencester
Guy Whityngton
Robert Grendour
John Grevell
Wilts.
Somerset.
Dorset.
Devon.
Cornwall.
f Gloucester.
)
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1.
529
1486.
Membrane lid — cont.
Th[oma3], bishop of Hereford
Waiter Lucy, knight,
John Bussell
John Merbury, esquire,
Richard, earl of Warwick \
Humphrey Stafford of Grafton, knight, '
John Vampage
William WoUashuU
Hereford.
W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield
Richard, earl of Warwick
William Mountford, knight,
John Broune
John de Bello Monte, knight.
The abbot of Leicester
Laurence Berkeley, knight,
Richard Hastynges, knight,
Bartholomew Brokesby
Humphrey, earl of Stafford
Richard Vemoun, knight,
Roger Aston, knight,
Robert Whitgreve
J. archbishop of York
William Babyngton, knight,
Thomas Cbaworth, knight,
John de Zouche, knight,
W. bishop of Coventry and Lichfield
Humphrey, earl of Stafford
John Cokayn, knight,
Thomas Blount, knight,
Robert Whitgreve
William le Zouche, knight,
Henry Plesyngton, knight,
Thomas Greneham
William le Zouche, knight,
Thomas Grene, knight,
Richard Bokeland
John Catesby
Richard Knyghtley
John Comewayl, knight,
Thomas Wanton, knight,
William Ludsopp
Thomas Sakevile, knight,
Thomas Rokes
William Whaplade
William Lovell, knight,
Thomas Wykham, knight,
John Cottesmore
Richard Quatermans
f
Worcester.
)
Warwick.
*- Leicester.
Stafford.
Nottingham.
Derby.
Rutland.
Northampton.
Bedford.
Buckingham.
Oxford.
24881
3l
630
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Metnhrane Wd — cont.
B. bishop of Salisbury
The abbot of Redyng
John Golafre
Stephen Haytfeld
Richard Restwold
W. bishop of Norwich
William, earl of Suffolk
William Phelip, knight,
Thomas Chaumbre
John Tiptoft, knight,
John Colvyle, knight,
Richard Caudray, clerk
The abbot of Ramsey
John Tiptoft, knight,
Thomas Wesenham
Thomas Stonham
Leo de Welles, knight,
Thomas Comberworth, knight,
Robert Rous, knight,
Walter Tailboys
Thomas Meeres
John Pygot
Geoffrey Paynell
J. archbishop of York
Henry Brounflete, knight,
William de Ivre, knight,
Robert de Ughtright, knight,
William Ryder, knight,
John Constable
Thomas Clarell
John Thwaytes
Guy Rouclyf
Christopher l^oynton
The dean of St. Peter's, York
The mayor of York
Guy Rouclyf
John Thwaytes
William Haryngton, knight,
John Stanley, knight,
Thomas Stanley, knight,
John Berom, knight.
Berks.
- Norfolk and Suffolk.
Cambridge.
Huntingdon.
^ Lincoln.
\
\ York.
/
York city.
Lancaster.
1435 MEMBRANE 10(f,
Dec. 17. Commission, by advice of the great council, to Henry Frowyk, mayor
Westminster, of London, William Cheyne, John Fray, and Alexander Aune, or three of
them, to enquire upon oath of the city of London touching a petition
presented by Henry Percy, earl of Northumberland, shewing that Henry
Percy, late lord Percy gave to Henry Percy, his son, and the heirs of his
body one messuage, 12 shops, 12 solars and a garden, in the parish of
St. Agnes within Aldresgate, in Aldresgate ward, London ; whereby he
was seised in the time of King Edward III, and from him the right
should have descended, sucx^essively, to Henry his son and heir, to Henry
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 681
1 jQC Membrane lOr/ — eont.
his son and heir, and to Henry the petitioner, his son and heir, but that
by letters patent bearing date 22 July, 6 Henry IV, the premises, by the
name of the inn of the earl of Northumberland in the city of London,
with its appurtenances, were granted to Joan, queen of England, as forfeit
on account of the treason of Henry Percy, then earl of Northumberland,
and afterwards in the Parliament of 7 Henry IV, the king had the
forfeiture of all the lands which he held in fee simple, or which others so
held to his use on or after 6 May, 6 Henry IV : afterwards, because the
queen was unable to take the profits of the said shops and solars and of an
old and ruinous inn parcel of the said messuage adjoining the aforesaid
inn of the said late earl, because the said shops, solars and old inn were
not expressly specified in the said grant to her ; by other letters patent,
bearing date 8 April, 7 Henry IV, these were granted to her by the name
of 12 shops, 12 solars, and an old ruinous inn adjoining the inn of the
late earl of Northumberland, to hold as the said late earl held them at
the time of his forfeiture, with the issues from SS. Simon and Jude then
last, whereby she was seised as of freehold, and that by letters patent
dated 17 June, 11 Henry IV, the reversion of the premises after her death
was, amongst other things, granted to John, late duke of Bedford, and
his heirs, and he having died without heir of his body, the said reversion
belongs to the king as his heir ; and praying that right may be done him
1 i^ft according to his title above declared. By p.s.
Feb. 14. Commission by advice of the council to Richard Warter, mayor of
WeetminBter. York, and to John Bolton, Thomas Gare, and Nicholas Wispyngton,
aldermen of the same, to raise a loan of 200L for the king in the said
city, to be repaid out of the third of a tenth and fifteenth which will fall
due at Whitsuntide, 1487. By K. & C.
14oo.
Dec. 17. Commission, by advice of the great council, to William Cheyne, knight,
Westminster. William Babyngton, knight, Thomas Fulthorp, William Babthorp, William
Gascoigne, knight, William Ryther, knight, John Thwaytes, Christopher
Boynton, and Robert Rodes, or any two or more of them, including either
Cheyne, Babyngton, Fulthorp or Rodes, to enquire upon oath of the
county touching a petition which has been presented by Henry Percy,
earl of Northumberland, stating that John de Newton, clerk, William
Oascoigne, Richard Gascoigne, and Richard de Norton, granted the manor
of Helaugh, co. York, to Henry Percy, late earl of Northumberland, and the
heirs of his body, whereby he was seised in the time of King Richard II,
and that from him the right in the premises descended to Henry, his son
and heir, and from him to the petitioner, his son and heir : but that by
letters patent, dated at Pontefract, 10 August, 6 Henry IV, the said
manor amongst other things was granted to Joan queen of England
for life, in part payment of 10,000 marks a year granted to her as
dower : whereupon she entered and afterwards in the Parliament held at
Westminster in 7 Henry IV, the said Henry, late earl of Northumberland,
was attainted, and the king had the forfeiture of all lands, &c., which he
or others to his use held in fee simple on 6 May, 6 Henry IV, or
afterwards: then by letters patent, dated 17 June, 11 Henry IV, the
reversion of the said manor was, amongst other things, granted to John,
duke of Bedford and his heirs, and the said queen, by her letters patent,
dated in her receipt of her exchequer at Westminster, 20 February,
18 Henry IV, granted all her estate in the said manor to Robert Waterton
682 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
U35.
Meinbra7ie 8d — cant,
and Cecily his wife, and their assigns, with the licence of the then king :
so the said Robert and Cecily were seised as of freehold, and both died,
she first, whereon the said duke of Bedford entered in the manor as his
reversion, and now by his death without heir of his body it has reverted
to the king as his heir. The king having been prayed to do justice to the
petitioner according to his title above set forth. By p.s.
The like to the same mut-atis mutandis on a like petition by the same
earl stating that John de Haweburgh, parson of the church ol Iwardeby,
John de Pykeworth, parson of the church of Ovyngham, John de
Bepynghale and Nicholas de Sabram by deed, dated at Prudhowe on
Thursday after the Assumption, 49 Edward III, gave w^ith the king's
licence to Gilbert Umfravyll, late earl of Angos, by the name of Sir
Gilbert de Umframvill, earl of Angos, and to Maud his wife, and ihe heirs
of his body, the castle of Prudhowe and the manor of Ovyngham, co.
Northumberland, which they had ot the gift and feoffment of the same
late earl, with remainder to Henry Percy, late earl of Northumberland, by
the name of Henry, late lord Percy, and the heirs male of his body ; that
the said earl and Maud were thereby seised, and that they are both
dead, ho dying first without heir of his body, and that the premises
thereby remained to the said late earl of Northumberland, the petitioner's
grandfather, who had seisin in the time of Richard II, and whose right
descended to the petitioner : but that the premises, by the name of the
castle, lordship, and manor of Prodowe, co. Northumberland, late of
Henry Percy, late earl of Northumberland, with all lands, rents, services,
fees, advowsons, regalities, forests, woods, chases, parks, warrens, fairs,
markets, liberties, franchises, offices, and other things to the same
belonging, except the castles and lordships of Werkworth, Spofforth,
Walton, Waltonhede, Wresill, Helagh, Poston, Burwell, Calseby,
Petworth, the inn of the said late earl in London, the Isle of Man, and
the castle and manor of Eokirmouth, and other lands and lordships given
to the earl of Westmorland and Joan his wife for life, and the castle and
barony of Langeley during the life of Robert Umfraville, *chivaler,' were,
amongst other things, granted by letters patent, dated W7 June,
6 Henry lY, to John, late duke of Bedford, which grant after the
attainder of the said late earl of Northumberland was confirmed by the
general terms of the grant of 17 June, 11 Henry IV, mentioned in the
last entry to the said late duke. By p.s.
The like commission to the same, on a like petition setting forth that
Adam de Brus by deed in the time of Edward I gave to Henry Percy and
Isabel his wife, daughter of the said Adam, and the heirs of her body,
in free marriage the manor of Kirkelevyngton, co. York, by the name of
the town of Levin ton, except the freemen then in the said town and
their holdings, as follows : — Richard Loste, one carucate ; John Sturmi,
half a carucate; William de Whatona, half a carucate; and Simon
Fitz William, two bovates ; that the said Henry Percy and Isabel were
seised, and that from her the right descended successively to William her
son and heir, Henry his son and heir, Henry his son and heir, Henry
his son and heir, Henry his son and heir, and Henry Percy, late earl of
Northumberland, his son and heir, petitioner's grandfather : that by
letters patent dated 27 June, 6 Henry IV, the premises, amongst other
things, by the name of all the lands, rents, services, and possessions of
the said Henry, late earl, in the city, boroughs, and town, of York,
Cales, Karlioll, Newcastle-on-Tyne, or elsewhere, except the castles and
lordships of Werkworth, &c. (as in last entry) were granted to John,
late duke of Bedford.
14 HENRY VL— Part 1. 588
J43g MEMBRANE Id.
Jan. 26. Commission, by advice of the council, to John Arderne, clerk of the
Westminster, works, to provide twelve carpenters, ten stonecutters, six smiths, four
miners (cavarios) and eight labourers to proceed to the town and castle of
Chirburgh in the duchy of Normandy, there to abide for a quarter of a
year after the date of their muster, in the company of John Roos,
Serjeant of John Burgh, esquire, lieutenant of the said town and castle,
to repair and also to guard the same. By p.s.
Feb. 21. Commission to Thomas Echyngham, knight, Roger Fenys, knight,
Westminster. Richard Waller, William Baron and John Pope to take at Kyngesgrene or
Westfeldheth near Wynchelse on Saturday next, or on any day up to the
Thursday following, the muster of Thomas Beaumond, knight, and of
200 men at arms and 600 archers, who are about to proceed to France
in his company.
Feb. 24. Commission to Thomas Wykham, knight, William Warbelton, esquire,
W'estminster. Drew Barentyne, John Fitz Elys, Thomas Halle, Robert York, William
Boorde, and the sheriffs of Oxfordshire, Berks and Buckinghamshire,
to enquire upon oath of the said counties as to concealments.
March 17. Commission, by advice of the council, to John Poutrell and John
Westminster. Talbot, Serjeant at arms, to arrest a ship or vessel of 60 tons or less now
in the port of London, and a master and mariners to navigate her, and
deliver her to John Ros to take on board certain of the king's ordnance
required for the defence of the town and castle of Chirburgh. By C.
March 18. Commission to Thomas Echingham, knight, Roger Fyenles, knight,
Westminster. Richard Waller, Edward Gilford, Clement Overton, Richard Aired,
Thomas Pounde, and Thomas Pope to take at Wynchelse on 2 April
next the muster of Edmund, count of Mortain, and of the men at arms
and archers who are about to proceed to France and remain there a
certain time in his retinue. By C.
MEMBRANE Qd.
March 5. Commission to Thomas Derlynge, serjeant at arms, Ralph Ingoldesby,
Westminster. John Hunte and John Tyndale, to arrest all ships and vessels of 16 tuns
burden or over, now in or about to come to the port of Ipswich, with
their masters and mariners, and have them at the poi t of Wynchelsea
by the Annunciation next or 1 April following, for the passage of Richard,
duke of York, Edmund, count of Mortain, and the other captains who
are shortly proceeding to France on the king's service. By C.
The like to the following for the following ports : —
Thomas Derlyng, serjeant at arms
Ralph Ingoldesby
Robert Brandon
Thomas Wederby
The same Thomas Derlyng \
Ralph Ingoldesby [ j^
Thomas Brayles I ^
William Herman J
Great Yarmouth.
The same Thomas Derlyng
Ralph Ingoldesby
Richard Benyngton
Thomas Flete
Boston.
534
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membrane 6d — cont.
The same Thomas Derlyng
Balph Ingoldesby
John Bedford
John Tamworth
The same Thomas Derlyng
Ralph Ingoldesby
Laurence Acton
Roland Tempest
The same Thomas Derlyng
Ralph Ingoldesby
Robert Umfreville, knight
John Hunte, serjeant at arms
John Hexham
John Twyneho
Adam Burton
The same John Hunte
John Hexham
Robert Turgeys
William Warner
The same John Hunte
John Hexham
John Pitte
Richard Gosse
The same John Hunte
John Hexham
Thomas Pylkyngton
Thomas Trefrye
The same John- Hunte
John Hexham
Thomas Gylle
Nicholas Stebbyng
The same John Hunte
John Hexham
Nicholas Wyfold
William Soper
John Chirche
The same John Hunte
John Hexham
Thomas Pope
Oodard Pulham
John Talbot, serjeant at arms
John Pouterell
Hugh Dyke
Thomas Chalton
Thomas Walsyngham
Richard Quatermayns
John Norman
John Chynnour
Eingston-upon-Hull.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
/
Berwick.
- Bristol.
Pole.
Bruggewater.
Plymmouth.
Dertemoutb.
- Exeter.
Southampton.
I
Cicestre.
V London.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 1. 535
1436.
Membrane (Sd — cont.
The same John Talbot ]
John Pouterell a j • u
Richard Veer Sandwich.
William Lunes j
Feb. 20. Commission to John Fray, Philip Thorn bury, knight, and John
Westminater. Hotoft, or Fray and either of the others, to enquire upon oath of the
county of Hertford touching a petition to the king by John Arnold and
Ellen, his wife, shewing that, by an inquisition taken at Ware, co.
Hertford, on Monday the feast of St. Luke the Evangelist, 18 Henry VI,
before Thomas Stokdale, then escheator in the county, by virtue of his
office, it was found that Henry Cole of Colyngton, co. Cornwall,
< gentilman,' held in fee on the day of his conviction of a certain treason
done to the king, a messuage called * Aconys ' in the town of Thele, of
the value of 265. %d, a year, which messuage by virtue of the said office,
the escheator took into the king's hands. Whereas, in fact, the said
Henry, long before he did the said treason, by charter ready to be
produced, dated 21 June, 7 Henry VI, granted the said messuage, by the
name of all messuages, lands, rents, and services of bond tenants,
meadows, pastures, ways, paths, hedges, ditches and other rights
whatsoever in the towns and parishes of Thele, Amwell and Hoddesdon
to the said John and Ellen in fee, and thereby they were seised and
remained in possession until put out by colour of the said office, although
the said Henry on the day of his conviction had nothing in the premises.
March 20. Commission by advice of the council to John Eylberry, mayor of
Westminster. Dublin, James Comewalssh, chief baron of the Exchequer in Ireland,
and Richard Fitz Eustace, knight, to muster with all speed now and
henceforth at convenient times and places the captains, men-at-arms,
and archers retained with Thomas Stanley, knight, lieutenant of Ireland,
or his deputy there. All men insufficiently arrayed or unfit to fight are
to be cashiered, and their captains compelled to replace them by efficient
men-at-arms or archers : all persons falsely representing themselves to
be retained in the king's service, or personating others, or otherwise
acting deceitfully are to be arrested and imprisoned until further
command ; the captains and men must from time to time declare upon
oath before the commissioners for what period and at what wages they
are retained. Names and other particulars are to be certified to the king
and council in England within forty days of any muster being taken.
Provided always that no officer or councillor of the king in the said
land, nor any member of their households, except the households of the
lieutenant or deputy, shall be retained as a soldier. These regulations
are to be proclaimed before the muster is taken, any person obtaining
himself to be mustered contrary to them to be liable to 202. fine and
imprisonment. By C.
March 10. Commission to Roger Liegh, aliai Clarenseux king of arms, to provide
Westminster, himself with the horses required to take him to and from Scotland, on
the king's business. By C.
May 7. Commission, by advice of the council, to Humphrey, earl of Stafford,
Westminster Henry Bourghchier, Reginald West, knight, Reginald Cobeham, knight,
Richard Waller, esquire, and Robert Whitgreve, to take at Wynchelse on
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday next, the muster of
Richard, duke of York, and of 600 men at arms and 2200 archers who
are about to proceed to France in his retinue. By C.
586 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
-liop Membrane 6d — conL
The like to Thomas de Leukenore, knight, and William Baron, to take
the muster of William, earl of Suffolk, and his retinue of 40 men at arms
and 160 archers. By C.
The like to Thomas Echyngham, knight, Roger Fyenles, knight,
Richard Wodevyll and , and to two or three of them, to take the
muster of Richard, earl of Salisbury, and his retinue of 260 men at arms
and 1400 archers. By C.
May 15. The like to Robert Whitgreve and William Baron to take the muster at
Westminater. Wynchelse on Saturday next of John Popham, knight, and his retinue of
men at arms and archers.
May 16. The like to the same to take the muster at Wynchelse on Tuesday,
Westminster. Wednesday or Thursday next, of William, earl of Sufeolk, and his retinue.
MEMBRANE 4(f.
May 14. Commission, pursuant to the statute of Westminster the Second and
Westminster, subsequent statutes, on complaint by the people of the county of York as
to fishing having been done with unlawful engines in the waters of
Humbre, Ouse, Done, Eyre, Derwent, Querf, Nydde, Yore, Swale and
These, to Guy Fairfax, John Thwaytes, Randolf Pigote, Thomas Wharf,
William Howethorp, William Pollard, John Roos, and John Wyllesthorp,
or to two or more of them including either Fairfax, Thwaytes, Pigote,
Wharf, or Howethorp, to be overseers for those waters for the preservation
of the salmon.
July 5. Commission to Thomas Pope and Gerard Pulham to arrest mariners
Westminster, and others, not hired to serve in other ships, to the number required to
man two balingers of the king's, one called Jesus and the other Jaket.
July 18. Commission to Master Nicholas Uppeton, clerk, William Brokas,
Westminster, esquire, Thomaa Tame, esquire, and William Soper, to take the muster
at Suthampton, on Wednesday, Thursday, or Friday next, of Stephen
Popham, knight, Conan Ask, esquire, Lewis Mewes, esquire, and John
Holcome, esquire, and the men-at-arms and archers who are about to
proceed in their retinue to Cales. By C.
July 12. Commission to William Wolf, knight, for the safe-conduct of victuals
Westminster, to Cales, to take fencible men and mariners, by agreement with them, in
the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk, to man with them shipping of the
said commissioner or of other persons, and to convey the said victuals to
the army of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, wherever it may be, and to
resist the king's enemies both by land and sea.
i^Mfe^^rf>*^i-*d
( 587 )
14 HENRY VI.— Part II.
U36.
MEMBRANE 35.
dwelling at Southwark.
May 1. Licence, for 20/. paid at the Receipt of the Exchequer, at the petition
Westminster, of John Levyng, merchant of London, for Thomas Morecome, merchant
of Lucca, to ship from any port, without payment of custom or subsidy,
100 pockets of coarse (fjrossarnm) wools of Spain, parcel of wools taken
from the king's enemies at sea, which by advice of the council the king
granted on 21 November last to William le Tavemer, merchant and
burgess of Rouen, to ship in the port of Wynchelsey. By p.s.
April 18. Mandate to all bailififs and others to permit John Nanderbek of the
Westminster, parish of St. Mary Matfelon, co. Middlesex, * skynner,' bom in Flanders,
dwelling in England, who has taken an oath of fealty, to inhabit the
realm peaceably and enjoy his goods. By p.s.
The like for the following : —
Cornelius Johnson, of Leflfyng, born in Flanders, dwelling in London.
William Langoom, born in Maghell in Flanders.
Rumbald Makerman, born in Maghell, dwelling at Shordich.
Whon Roy, born at Curtryk in Flanders, dwelling at Shordiche.
William Jamesson, born at Scluse in Flanders, dwelling at London.
John Pelfere of Courtrey, bom in Flanders, dwelling at Cambridge.
John Casyns, born at Gaunte in Flanders, dwelling at Southwerk,
CO. Surrey.
Levyn Clerk, * haberdassher,' born in
Ghent in Flanders
Wilfard Frend, * dychemaker', born in
the same town
Nicholas Gyleson, * haberdassher,' born
at Oudenarde, Flanders
Martin Moens, born in Ghent, Flanders, dwelling at London.
Roland Nepotis, born in Flanders, dwelling at London.
John Brusill, of Bruges, bom in Flanders )
Reginald Arnold, the like
Laurence Martin of Bruges, born in
Flanders
George Gever, bom in Bruges, dwelling at Lewes.
Martin Michell, born in Bruges, dwelling at Hertfeld.
James Barton of London, * smyth,' born in Flanders.
Andrew Ugard, born in Brages, dwelling in London.
Robert Rothenaker of Brigges, born in Flanders, dwelling at
Spaldyng, co. Lincoln.
Laurence Cone, bom in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Mark John, born in Bruges in Flanders, dwelling in London.
Laurence Denmon, bom at Crucehowetam in Flanders, dwelling at
Cambridge.
Richard Bukhirst of London, 'haberdassher,' bom in Flanders.
Peter Couper, born at Dendermounde in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Vincent de Chircheyerd, bom at Nupkyrke in Flanders, dwelling at
Newenton.
Peter de Chircheyerd, the like.
John Broune of Gaunt, bom in Flanders, dwelling in Huntyngdon.
dwelling in Canterbury.
588 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
i^Qg Membrane 36 — cont,
John Pope of London, 'cappemaker/ born in Flanders.
John Gerard of London, * cappemaker/ bom in Flanders.
John Mone of London, * cappemaker/ bom in Flanders.
John Vanderhend of Bnigges, born in Flanders, dwelling at Sandwich.
Peter Scot of Dunkirk, born in Flanders.
John Deynys, born at Curtryk, Flanders, [dwelling] at Seyntyves,
CO. Huntingdon.
Henry Williamson, born at Gaunt in Flanders, dwelling in the parish
of St. Giles without the bar of the New Temple, London.
John Petresson, 'patynmaker,' born in Gaunt, dwelling in London.
Gerard Nicholas, born in Gaunt, dwelling in the parish of St. Mary,
Stronde.
Peter Waterlos, born at Tyelt in Flanders, dwelling in London.
John Suryen, born in Morbek in Flanders, dwelling in London.
Nicholas Heet of Brugges, born in Flanders, dwelling at Lynne.
James Vancanbele, bom in the parish of St. Nicholas in Flanders,
dwelling at Brastede.
Lewis Ravyns of Bishop's Lynn, * dubber,* born in Flanders.
Cornelius de Pute of Chesterton, * cappemaker,* born in Flanders.
John Dankaerd of Suthwerk, * goldsmyth,* born in Flanders.
John Craven, born in Gaunt in Flanders, dwelling at Plumstede.
Cornelus Hughson de Brigges, bom in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Henry Baker, born in the city of Colan, dwelling at Tyllyngham, co.
Essex.
Charles Mynne of Bruges, born in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Francis van Busk, born in Holter in Flanders, dwelling at London.
John Poule, born in Barbour in Flanders, dwelling at Kemesyn.
Peter Dekkere, born in Warrewyk in Flanders, dwelling at
Northampton.
Gerard Nicholas, born in Gaunt in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Thomas Cok, born in Seyntewynowghbergh in Flanders, dwelling
at London.
Gerard Nicholas, born in Gaunt in Flanders, dwelling in the parish
of St. Mary, Stronde.
Matthew Baker, bom in Ski use in Flanders, dwelling at Hoi ton,
CO. Suffolk.
George Houper, born in Gaunt in Flanders, dweUing at Corton.
John Smyth, born in Brugges in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Giles Morfeld, born in Flanders, dwelling at Waltham.
Lambert Slepestrete, bom in St. Omersse in Flanders, dwelling at
Wyndesore.
John de Ostekyrke, born in Bruges in Flanders, dwelling at Maldon.
John Vide, born in Damme in Flanders, dwelling at Chirchesey.
Henry Meyre, born in Santon in Colayn, dwelling at Hokeryng.
Peter Johnson, born in Breell in Holand, dwelling at Bokenham
Castell, CO. Norfolk.
John Shalkyn, born in Briges in Flanders, dwelling at Bromeley, co.
Kent.
William Joneson, bom in Bruges in Flanders, dwelling at Brydport.
John Barboure, born in Wervyk in Flanders, dwelling at Gyldeford,
CO. Surrey.
Levyn Porter of Newege, born in Flanders, dwelling at Aylesbury.
John Spylard, born in W^erwyk in Flanders, dwelling at Aylesbury.
John Harry, dwelling in Ardenburgh in Flanders, dwelling at
Wodeham, co. Essex.
14 HENRY VL— Part 2. 589
dwelling in the parish of
Whitechapell, without
Algate, London.
J43g^ Membrane 86 — eoyit,
Frank de Berand of Ipswich, * skynner,' born in Dondermond in
Flanders.
Giles de Hoobys, born in Gaunt in Flanders, dwelling at Hilton.
Adrian Prisbere, born in Gaunt, dwelling at Sydyngbourn.
John Ostekyrke, born in Bruges in Flanders, dwelling at Maldon.
John Yonge, bom in Lyle in Flanders, *cordewaner,* dwelling at
London. ^
Giles Rubbynge, born in Seynt Houmers in Flanders, dwelling at
Holtmerket, co. Norfolk.
Ruffin de Barmaker of Wasten, born in Flanders, dwelling at Langle,
CO. Norfolk.
John Mate, born in Heryncallys in Flanders, dwelling at Ely, co.
Cambridge.
Giles Fallakyn, born in IkushuU in Flanders, dwelling at Ely.
Cornelius Frothenend, born in Brigges in Flanders, dwelling at
London.
Daniel Torre, born in Dendermounde in Flanders, dwelling at Heytes-
bury, CO. Wilts.
John de Brigges, born in Warfyk in
Flanders
Giles van Trostrenant, born in Brigges
in Flanders
w
Peter Trente of Ipre, born in Flanders, dwelling at Wodehamforest,
CO. Essex.
William Arnold, born in Sluwys in Flanders, dwelling at Narburgh.
John Stase, born in Mekheleyn in Flanders, dwelling in Hurst
Mounceux, co. Sussex.
John Rowelond, born in Mekheleyn, dwelling &c. as above.
James Bavord, born in Mekheleyn, &c. as above.
John Wytte, born in Sluce in Flanders, dwelling at Great Yarmouth.
Giles Cok, born in Newechirche in Flanders, dwelling at Southe-
charteford.
John Segour, born at Bruges in Flanders, dwelling at London.
William Joce of Ossenesse, born in Flanders, dwelling at Ipswich.
Lambert de Wachter, born in Brugges in Flanders, dwelling at
London.
Michael Perot, bom in Feron in Flanders, dwelling at London.
John Deux, born in Irkelowe in Flanders, dwelling at Elyngham, co.
Norfolk.
John Couperof Dunkyrk, born in Flanders, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Gerard of Hameryk, bom in Flanders, dwelling at Gyldeford.
John Carel of Tourne, born in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Baldwin Anot, born in Anderwick, dwelling at London.
John Doreuinus of Syklyng, born in Flanders, dwelling at London.
MEMBRANE 84.
Feb. 18. It has been shown to the king and council by John Malpas that the
WestminBter. letters patent dated 8 July, 1 Henry YI, whereby the king granted him
the keeping of the king's armour in the Tower of London with the usual
wages at the hands of the keeper of the privy wardrobe, have been of no
effect because the master keepers of the said privy wardrobe have not
received any money or assignments of money from any treasurer of
England to provide armour, artillery, or anything else, or to pay wages
640 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 ^Qg Membrane 84 — conU
since that date. The said wages being Hd. a day as appears by the account
of John Norbury, esquire, master keeper of the privy wardrobe to Henry IV,
the king, on surrender of the letters patent aforesaid, and by advice of
the council, grants the said John the said office, during pleasure, with the
usual fees and l^d, a day wages, as John Coke, late yeoman of the said
office had, out of the issues of the county of Kent, with a robe every
Christmas of the suit of the yeomen of the household and the dwelling
within the Tower specified in the previous grant. By p.s.
Vacated by nurrendei', the Jang on 24 October in his sii'teetith year, having
granted him tJie said office far life,
March 6. Revocation of the protection with clause volumus until 25 July next,
Westminster, granted on 8 December last to Thomas Boost of Derteford, co. Kent,
'marchaunt,' as going to Scotland there to abide in the company of
John, earl of Huntyngdon, and Henry, earl of Northumberland, captains
of the town of Berwick upon Tweed and wardens of the East Slarch
towards Scotland, to aid in keeping and victualling the same ; because
he tarries sometimes in the city of London and its suburbs, sometimes in
Derteford, and sometimes in the borough of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, as by
oath of the said city has been testified, and at present is in prison in the
said city for divers causes pending over him, as the sheriffs have certified.
April 18. It has been shown to the king and council by John Chirche that a
Westminster, g^jp of his called Jesus came from Ireland with a cargo of hides
and other merchandise to Southampton, subsidy having been duly paid
as appears by letters of coket, that the same ship has been arrested for
the king's service, but that, if the hides are sold in England, heavy loss
will result to him and the merchants. The king, therefore, by advice of
the council, has granted licence for him and the merchants to unload the
said hides under the survey of William Soper and Nicholas Wyfold, and,
after the ship has completed her service, to reload her with them and
1435 ^*^® them away free of custom. By p.s.
Dec. 14. It has been shown to the king and council by Richard, earl of Salisbury,
Westminster, that John, late duke of Bedford, granted him, by letters patent, for life,
an annuity of 50/. from the lordship of Kendale, and the office of
steward of the said lordship and of the lands of the late duchess of
Ireland in Kendale, in the counties of Lancaster and York, with the
fee of 20 marks a year. The king, to whom as next heir of the duke, the
premises have descended, by advice of the council, grants to the said earl
1436 ^^^ ^^^ annuity, office and fee. By p.s.
March 20. Grant, by advice of the council, to William, earl of Suffolk, who is
Westminster, about to proceed to France to serve in the wars for half a year, at the
accustomed wages and rewards for himself and his retinue, that should he
die in service or be prevented by sickness or other cause out of his control
from fulfilling the king's intent in regard to his said service for the said
half year, that neither he nor his heirs or executors shall be compelled to
restore any wages or rewards received for himself or his retinue, or to
render any account therefor. By p.s.
March 19. Presentation of Thomas Eston, chaplain, to the chantry at the altar of
Westminster. St. Thomas in the church of All Saints, Newcastle on Tyne, void by
the resignation of Thomas Gray bam, chaplain.
Feb. 16. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to William Bradley,
Westminster, yeoman, one of the ushers of the hall, of the office of keeper of the clock
{ojieium cmtodis ondogii) within the palace of Westminster, to be discharged
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 541
1436.
Membrane 84 — cant.
by him or his deputy, with the fees and houses to the same belonging and
6f/. a day wages by the hands of the treasurer and chamberlains of the
Exchequer ; John Lenham having surrendered the grant which he had of
the office, to the above intent. By p.s.
April 18. Commission, during pleasure, to Diedrick Pylle to provide wine for the
Weatminster. household. By bill of Ralph Botiller, knight, chief butler of England.
The like to the following : —
William Lokwode.
John Newerk. By the same bill.
April 18. Mandate to all bailiffs and others, to permit Rumbald Roslare, bom in
Westminster. Loveyn in Brabant, dwelling at London, who has taken an oath of fealty,
to inhabit the realm peaceably and enjoy his goods. [Fcedera,] By p.s.
The like for the following : —
Henry Derykson, born in Gilderland.
Court Warner, born in Almain, dwelling at Boston, co. Lincoln.
Henry Vanorsey, * cordewaner,* of Cleve, bom in Ducheland,
dwelling at London.
John van Steyn, born in Mastrik in Lanfluke.
Dirik Johnson, born in Harlam in Holand.
John Ware, born in Alkmer in Holand.
Simon Johnson, born in Gelekirke in Hennesberyk.
Amald Frank, born in Velone in Landfluke.
Godfrey Mustard, bom in Gogh in Gelderland.
Henry Thomasson, born in Celice in Seland.
John Gerardson, born in Herdewyk in Gelderland, dwelling at
London.
Gerard Johnson, born in Guluk, dwelling at London.
Hugh Alardson, born in Skedam in Holand, dwelling at London.
Amald Hofman, born in Brabant.
Amold Mellor, born at Loven in Brabant.
Peter Jamys of Degowe, born in Holland, dwelling at Shaftesbury.
John Robertson, born in Holland.
John Speryng, bom in Holland.
John Watson, bom in Selixse in Seland.
James Michell of Lese, bom in Holland, * capper,* dwelling at
London.
Rumbald Hounde, bom in Brabant.
Iselbert Deson, * cordewaner,' bom in Haymard in Gilderland in
Almain, dwelling at Lewes.
Nicholas Merogard, * taillour,* born in Hartogobus in Brabant.
Henry Crabbe, * cordewaner,' bom in Hartogobus.
Henry Loeben, born in Teutonic parts, dwelling at Sandwich.
Paul Johnson of Rotherdame, bom in Holand, dwelling at West-
minster.
John Ingelbote of Afl9igen, born in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John Tete, bom in Holand, dwelling; at Rouchestre.
Henry Everard, as above.
Reginald Inglebrightson, born in Cleveland, dwelling at Roon.
Peter Bertum, born in Holand.
Thomas Tayser, born in Brabant, dwelling at Reynham.
Matthew van Arbright, bom in Seyntmdyn in Landfluke, dwelling
at Suthwerk.
Simon Anghell, born in Lymmen in Landfluke, dwelling at Soon.
William Suerment alias William Barbour, bom in Hosedenne in
Holland, dwelling at Ely.
542 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membrane 84 — cont.
John Nicholasson, born in Minykadam in Holand.
John Castell, born in Boy in Gelderland.
Henry Shive, bom in Almain, dwelling at London.
John Hade, bom in Gilderland, dwelling at London.
Gerard Albright, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Chichester.
Simon Albright, as above.
John Hunt, born in Cologne in Almain.
Giles Garretson, born in Holand, dwelling at London.
Luke Horn, born in Brugges in Flanders, dwelling at Suthwerk.
MEMBRANE 33.
John Petreson of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, 'pursemaker,* born in
Brussell in Brabant.
Henry Aspyn of Suthwerk, *haberdassher,' born in Gilderland.
John Grene of Exeter, *goldsmyth,* born in Pruce.
James atte Beme of Estgrenestede, co. Sussex, *smyth,* bom in
Gilderland.
Folpreght Everton of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, * pursemaker,* born in
TItreght.
John Herryson of Suthwerk, * skynner,* born in Gudekirk by
Cologne.
William Sibrand of Suthwerk, * haberdassher,' born in Holand.
Diryk Johnson, born in Sholyngwold in Holland, dwelling in the
parish of St. Sepulchre, co. Middlesex.
Paris Derykson, born in Almkirk in Holland, dwelling at Westminster.
Nicholas Symondson, born in Harlam in Holland, dwelling at London.
Henry van Mastryk, born in Mastryk in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John Tilman of Durdryght, born in Holand, dwelling in the parish
of St. Sepulchre, co. Middlesex.
William van Howebrake, born in Andewerp in Brabant, dwelling at
London.
Laurence Couper of Afflegyn, born in Brabant, dwelling at London.
James Bolard, born in Middelburgh in Seland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Dirikson of Dorston, bom in Westvale, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Godfrey Herryson, born in Nuynhouse in Wesfalyn, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Laurence Petirson, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Gilbert Gilbertson, born in Amersford in Utright, dwelling at London.
Guy van Hawe, born in Husyn in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John van Busse, bom in Cologne in Almain, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Herman Vanderpore, born in Hertyngbusse in Brabant, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
William Buk, born in Brysell in Brabant, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Gerard Vanfeld, bom in Brysell, dwelling at London.
John Vanbulkyn, [born] in Eyngyn in Henaud, dwelling at London.
Bowen John, born in Utright in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Henry de Pere of Pere, born in the bishopric of Ludwyke, dwelling
at the parish of St. Clement Danes without the bar of the New
Temple, London.
John Plenes, *taillour,' bom in Henriscapell in Almain, dwelling in
Suthwerk. [Fcedera.]
Anthony Kerlere, * skynner,' bom in Bruges in Flanders, dwelling in
Suthwerk.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 648
J43g Membrane 88 — cont,
John Borre of Leven, born in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Giles Mayhewe, * wever,' bom in Laysle in Almain, dwelling at Col-
chestre, go. Essex.
Henry Formaker, born in Almain, dwelling at Godmancbestre, oo.
Huntingdon.
Michael Wale, born in Bergyn in Brabant, dwelling in the Isle of
Tenet.
Peter Gerardson of Suthwerk, * taillour," born in Seland.
John Pope, born in Lere in Brabant.
Gerard Gerardson, bom in Harlam in Holland.
Thomas Clayson of Pitte, born in Brabant.
Luke Harmyn of Weryng, bora in Holand, dwelling at London.
John de Delfe of Delfe, born in Holand, dwelling at Welles.
Richard Jonesson, born in Arneham in Gilderlond, dwelling at
London.
John van Telde, born in Dyst in Brabant, dwelling at Cambridge.
Clement Johnson, born in Breda in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John Erard, born in Strowesburgh in Elset in Pruce, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Gerard Harmanson, 'haburdassher,* born in Holand, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Everard van Poulawyk, born in Lymers in Cleveland, dwelling in
Suthwerk.
Laurence Malthous of Endowe, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
Tourhill, London.
John Here of Hassell, born in Almain, dwelling at Colbroke.
Gerard Unert, born in Unert in Almain, dwelling at Colbroke.
Peter Gerardson, born in Seland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John de Lye, born in Holland, dwelling at Salisbury.
John Gerard of Oldebusse, born in Brabant, dwelling at Salisbury.
Albert Ele alias Albert Gentill, born in Utright, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Melle of Hatherhowe in Holland by birth.
Vrank atte Corth, bom in Brabant.
Peter Jonson of Serykse, bom in Seland, dwelling at Sandwich.
Peter Derykson, *coryour,' born in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John de Colonia, * joweler,' born in Almain, dwelling at London.
Henry Herperson, 'peyntour,' bom in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Ralph Pursmaker, born in Brabant, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Fanezan, * lynwever/ born in Brabant, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Peter Jones, born in Wesyll in Gilderlond, dwelling at the parish of
St. Mary Mateflon without the bar of Algate, London.
Simon Makerman, 'taillour,' of Maghelyn, born in Brabant, dwelling
in London.
Guy Brightwitson, * cobeler,' of Gowe, bom in Holand, dwelling in
London.
John van Santon of London, ' taillour/ born in Almain.
John Costard of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, * skynner,' born in Luke.
Henry Williamson of Westminster, co. Middlesex, born in Holand.
Eustace van Hagh, * wever,' dwelling at London, born in Brabant.
Richard Symondson, *cordewaner,' dwelling at Suthwerk, born in
Holland.
Isebrand Gerardson, *wever,' dwelling at Suthwerk, co. Surrey, bom
in Holland.
John Gerard, ' cordewaner,' bom in Brabant, dwelling at Feversham,
CO. Kent.
544 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J43g^ Metnhratie 88 — cont.
Ghie Panssir,' goldsmyth/ dwelling at Suthwerk, bom in Gylderland.
Arnald Benselrode, * goldsmyth/ dwelling at Suthwerk, born at
Cologne.
Herman Spryk, * goldsmyth,' dwelling at Suthwerk, bom in the parts
of Westvale.
Hana Cristian, * goldsmyth,' dwelling at Suthwerk, born in Almain.
William Outecampe, * brouderer,' dwelling at Suthwerk, bom in
Holland.
Nicholas Moryng, * goldsmyth,* dwelling in London, bom of Saxony
in Almain.
Miles Claison of Home, born in Holland, dwelling at London.
Laurence Gerardson, bom in Weryng in Holland, dwelling at
London.
Matthias Johnson, bom in Home in Holland, dwelling at London.
Henry Lubryk of Boman in Gilderlond, dwelling in Cambridge.
Fetheryk de Lykykson of Halam, born in Holland, dwelling in
Cambridge.
John Shelyng of Busse, born in Brabant, dwelling in Cambridge.
Peter Holme of Middelburgh, bom in Seland, dwelling in Suthwerk.
John Symond, born in Holand, dwelling at Cambridge.
Matise Petirson, born in Holand, dwelling at Cambridge.
Gyse Davyson, bom in Holand, dwelling at London.
Isbrand Williamson, bom in Holand, dwelling at Cambridge.
William Petirson, bom in Holand, dwelling at Cambridge.
James Williamson, bom in Holand, dwelling at Cambridge.
Peter Wormewode, born in Rysewyke in Holand, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Peterson, born in Akerslote in Holand, dwelling at London.
Henry Wey, bom in Tele in Gylderland, dwelling at London.
Peter Martyn, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Peter Housheld of Lubyk, born in Almain, * goldsmyth,' dwelling at
London.
Henry Chaundeler of Howestrete, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
Middelton, co. Kent.
Nicholas Symond of Monykedam, born in Holond, dwelling at
Dertford, co. Kent.
Gerard Johnson, 'goldsmyth,* born in the bishopric of Utreght,
dwelling at Suthwerk.
Oliver van Berkhous, * goldsmyth,' born in the parts of Ludyk of
Gelre, dwelling at Suthwerk.
William Stoupe, born in the town of Atte Leygh, Holand, * ooboler-,'
dwelling at London.
Walram Fraunceys, born in Gcldre in the parts of Gilderland,
dwelling at Westminster.
Gerard van Wesell of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,' bom in the parts of
Clyve.
Baldwin Deunter of Suthwerk, bom in Holand.
John Goldsmyth of Suthwerk, * goldsmyth,' born in Almain.
John Matisson of Suthwerk, ' goldsmyth,' born in Brabant.
Matys van Beford of London, ' taiUour,' born in Brabant.
Hans Gerwyn of Suthwerk, < armurer,* bom in the parts of
Westvale.
Jofin de Couyng, bom in Utright by Holand, of Suthwerk, 'taillour.'
Laurence van Husedon, born in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Geoffrey van Colyn, born in Cologne, Almain, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Williamson, bom in Develand in Seland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 645
1436.
MEMBRANE 82.
John Naghilmaker, born in Bruges in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Oerelac Giles, * cordewaner,' born in Olde water in Holand, dwelling at
Westminster.
Laurence John My, ' cordewaner,' born in Oldewater, dwelling at
Haveryng.
Nicholas Diryk, * cordewaner,' born in Olde water, dwelling at
London.
John Dirikson, 'cordewaner/ born in Oldewater, dwe^hng at
Suthwerk.
Henry Calker, 'cordewaner/ bom in Calkerin Clive, in the duchy of
Cliye, dwelling at Cambridge.
John Colinus Scape, bom in Stenberghen in Brabant, dwelling at
Sandwich.
Miles Henrison, ' cordewaner,' born in Campe in the bishopric of
Utright, dwelling at Cambridge.
Statins Albek, born in Assell in Almain, dwelling at Waltham Holy
Cross.
John Bote, born in Sevynbergh in Holand, dwelling at Sandwich.
William Johnson of Suthampton, * haberdassher,* born in Seland.
Matys Peterson of Suthwerk, * haberdassher,* bom in Holand.
Walter Clays of London, 'habirdassher,' born in Brabant.
Nicholas Heyman of Doidregh, bom in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Denys of London, 'haberdassher,' born in the bishopric of
Ludyk.
John Lyon of Suthwerk, * haberdassher,' bom in Almain.
Alard Thomasson, bom in Serixse in Seland, dwelling at Bristol.
James Framworthan, » shergrynder,* bom in Worthe in Holand,
dwelling at London.
Paul Garardson, bom in Hoystrade in Brabant, dwelling at Flete-
strete, London.
Arnald Garardson, as above.
John Howe, bom in Holand, dwelling at Westminster.
William Skynner, bom in Teutonic parts, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John May, 'cobbuler,' born in the parts of Merstreght, dwelling at
London.
Tancard Johnson, bom in Gronyng in Seland, dwelling at Bristol.
Cornelius Johnson, born in Dordreght in Holand, dwelling at Suth-
werk.
Laurence van Oyell, bom in Revell in Lefeland, dwelling at Bristol.
William Jerusalem, born in Seland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Gosse van Best, born in Bussh in Brabant, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Amald Mantell, *wever,* bom in Tene in Brabant, dwelling at Hoo,
CO. Kent.
John Mantell, 'skynner,' born in Tene, dwelling at Rouchester,
CO. Kent.
Henry Petryn, * skynner,' born in Outetarde in Almain, dwelling at
Hoo, CO. Kent.
Gounnard Fegge, bom in Lyre in Brabant, dwelling at Hoo.
Cornelius Denhethe bom in Mastryk in Lanfluke, dwelling at Stanes.
John Braban of Dyst, born in Brabant, dwelling at Stanes.
\
Richard Mayus of Elbergh, bom in
Gilderland
John Hall of Haghen, born in Holand
Henry Hall, of Haghen, as above
Nicholas Sely of Maydebergh, bom in
Saxton, •
24881 2h
dwelling at Arundel, co.
Sussex.
^
5^6
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436
y dwelling at Suthwerk.
Membrane 82 — conU
Otte van Doryk, born in Lewe in Brabant ^
James Johnson Alardson, born in
Beslyng in Seland
Henry Vanderstrete, born in Steyford in
Ludyk
Richard Porter, bom in Lewes in Brabant
Walter Tenoflferhous, *goldsmyth,* bom
in Oldkyrk in Gylderland
Nicholas Johnson, dwelling at Boston, co. Lincoln, 'bierbraer,'
born in Holand.
Hans Strother, ' cordewaner,' dwelling at Boston, bom in the parts
of Cologne.
Richard Luyng, dwelling at Boston, born in Gilderland.
John Lamberdson, born in Gilderland, dwelling at Boston.
Richard Mays of Mastrik, born in Landfluke, dwelling at Milboume,
CO. Cambridge.
John Yeresik, * goldesmyth,' born in Yeresyk in Zealand, dwelling
in Huntyngdon.
Godfrey Williamson, *cordewaner,' bom in Utrigh, dwelling at
Waltham, co. Essex.
Nicholas John of London, 'cobeler,' bom in Holand,
Gossen Mom of London, born in Geldreland.
John Watkyn alias John atte Caleys of
Rammesdong, born in Holand
William Williamson of Oldewater, born
in Holand
Giles Bette of Seresye, born in Seland
Gerard Skynner of Sutfyn, born in
Gelderland
Macellus Johnson of Douseburgh, born
in Gelderland
Herman Gowert of Walbek, born in
Gelderland
Boniface Johnson of Seresye, bom in
Seland
Henry Dyrik of Tergowe, born in Holand
Gerard Laurence as above
John Johnson of Cleve, bom in Cleveland
Henry Johnson of Utryght, born in
Utright
John Fray of Mountford, bom in Utright
Hermaw Denrik of Wesyll, bom in
Clyveland
Peter Conyson of Leen, bom in Holand
Herebernin Galle of Tergowe, bom in
Holland
John de Gulok of Emmeryk, bom in
Holand
Nicholas Woderson of Breda, bom in
Brabant
Matise Godfreyson of Walbek, bom in
Gelderlond
John Borowe of Calcar, born in Clyveland
John Williamson of Amham, bom in
Gelderlond
Peter Baker of Terwen, bom in Artoys
) dwelling at Canterbury.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 547
1436
Membrane 82 — conU
Walter Grove, born in Werde in Myflfold, dwelling at Walsyngham.
Lambert Nymmegyn, born in Gilderland, dwelling at London.
Peter Johnson, born in Neweton in Fynmark, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Johnson, bom in Tregowo^n Holand, dwelling at London.
Frederick Williamson, bom in Skonhoven in Holand, dwelling at
London.
William Gerardson, bom in Nalewyk in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
William Wyght, bom in Midelburgh in Seland, dwelling at London.
Henry Johnson, bom in Gough in Gilderland, dwelling at London.
Edward Petyr, * couper,' bom in Briell in Seland, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Peter Henrison, 'pursmaker,' bom in Harlam in Holand, dwelling
at Boston.
John Godehous, born in Coleyn in Almain, dwelling at Suthflete,
CO. Kent.
Henry Perwyk, * taillour,* bom in Nymegyn in Gilderland, dwelling
at London.
Leonard Cole, born in Since in Seland, dwelling at London.
Gerard Barthelmewes, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling in the
parish of St. Sepulchre, co. Middlesex.
Bartholomew Peterson of Dordreght, bom in Holand, dwelling at
London.
John Peterson of Durdreght, bom in Holand, dwelling at Colchester,
CO. Essex.
John Arnold, born in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John Fenne of Skonhoff, born in Holland, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Broke, born in Dordright in Holand, dweUing at Dunsterre,
CO. Somerset.
John Petyrson of Hoystrad, born in Brabant.
Diedrich van Sougill, bom in Shortogenbusche in Brabant.
Martin Martynson, born in Memelyk in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Nicholas Jamesson, born in Alkmer in Holand, dwelling at London.
William More, born in Tilburgh in Brabant, dwelling at Norwich.
Henry Andreas, born in Memelyk in Holland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Wolf, born in Brabant, dwelling at Ponynges, co. Sussex.
William Laerman of St. Trudene, born in the parts of Leodeen,
dwelling at London.
John Marke of Balyngham, born in Picardy, dwelling at Dertford,
CO. Kent.
John Pele of Campon, born in the bishopric of Ulright, dwelling
at Canterbury.
John Vanendone, born in Maugham in Brabant, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Godfrey Gerardson, bom in Saunton in Clevelond, dwelling at London.
Thomas Skeremowe, born in Scluse in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Albert Grate, born in Harpenland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Albert Tylmanson, bom in Utright, dwelling at London.
Matthew van Solre, born in Solre in Almain, dwelling at London.
Bartholomew Mathewson, bom in Ledyn in Holand, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Reginald Jonson, as above.
Arnald Bertold, bom in Utryght, dwelling at Westminster. -
John Oke, born in Beymond in Gelderlond, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Henry Heed of Brile, born in Seland, dwelling at Boston.
John van Wyse, born in Wyse in Almain, dwelling at Boston,
lilatthew Herryson, bom in Luke in Almain, dwelhng at Northampton.
648 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
-|J^^/» Mennbrane 82 — cont.
John Thomas, 'taillour/ bom in Gose in Zeeland, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Peter Bate of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,' bom in Gilderland.
John Grace of Suthwerk, • wever,' bom in Brabant.
William Lyon, born in Bomell in Gilderland, dwelling at Bury
St. Edmunds.
William Porter, bom in Elburgh in Gilderland, as above.
Hans Frankford, bom in Almain, born {sic) at Ware, co. Hertford.
John Harry of Sevenbargen, bom in Holland, bom {sic) at Lewes,
CO. Sussex.
MEMBRANE 31.
Herman van Bun of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, * cordewaner,' bom in
the bishopric of Cologne.
Wolflf Johnson of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,' bom in Holland.
Bartholomew Nicholas of Huntyngdon, < cordewaner,' bom in Holand.
Herman Gerardson of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,' bom in the parts of
Westvale.
Henry Clays of Ware, * cordewaner,* bom in Zeeland.
James van Goelk of Suthwerk, < cordewaner,' bom in the parts of
Goelk in Almain.
Deryk Nicholasson of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,' bom in Holand.
Henry Derykson of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,' born in the parts of
Clive in Almain.
Walter Noys of Suthwerk, * cordewaner/ born in the parts of Westvale.
John Phelip of London, ' taillour,' bom in Holand.
Amald Barnard of Suthwerk, < cordewaner,' bom in the parts of
Westvale.
Walter Rorecas of Suthwerk, ' goldsmyth,' as above.
William Litilbaker of Suthwerk, ' cordewaner,' bom at Calais, son
of John Litelbaker, bom at Cologne.
James Jacop of Ware, * cordewaner,' bom in Holand.
John Eskevyn, born in Valenchienes in Henaude, dwelling at London.
John Stampeleke, bom in Middelburgh in Selond, dwelling at
Southwerk.
Arnold Joneson of Monstre, born in Ducheland, dwelling at
Colchester.
William Baker of Roderham, bom in Holand, dwelling at London.
Richard Cook of Chypstowe in the march of Wales, 'cordewaner,'
born in Gylderland.
William Petirson of Suthwerk, < haberdassher,' bom in Brabant.
Richard Gerardson of WesiU on 'le Ryne,' bom in Almain,
dwelling at Dertford.
Matthew Paule, bom in Dempsond, dwelling at Westminster.
Henry Peynter of the town of Tholevyn, bom in Brabant, dwelling
at Boston.
Nicholas Strich, bom in Breda in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Henry Exnave of the town of St. Tmdona, bom in the parts of
Liege, dwelling at London.
Laurence Jonson,born in Medelburgh in Zeeland, dwelling at London.
John Lewes of Asporn, born in Gilderland, dwelling in Canterbury.
John Gelison, born of Gretlet in Ludyk.
John Gham of Durdright, bom in Holand, dwelling at Rouchestre.
John Johnson of Mynster, bom in Ducheland, dwelling at
Kingston upon Thames.
14 HENRY VI.~Paet 2. 549
1436
Membrane 81 — cont.
William Barbour, * organmaker * of Brusle, born in Brabant,
dwelling at Westminster.
Harman Harry of Gampyn, born in Almain, dwelling at Eyngeston.
Amald Massyk of Massyk, bom in Ducbeland, as above.
Oilbert Botson of Lomyll, born in Brabant, as above.
John Courede Johnson of Durdright, bom in Holand, dwelling at
Sandwich.
Henry Bauwenson of Brusle, born in Brabant, dwelling at
Northburn.
Gerard Broun of Harham, born in Holand, dwelling at Abyndon.
Barnard Wamerson of Stradersburgh, born in Almain, as above.
James Everard, bom in Sclusse in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Gerard Joneson, born in Oldewater in Holand, dwelling at London.
Tilman Eerseman, born in Thurpp in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Brust Henrison, born in Harteabusse in Brabant, as above.
Henry Edeson, bom in Weryng in Holand, as above.
Peter Lauvenson, born in Delfe in Holland, as above.
Richard Everard, born in Tenkhusen in Holland, as above.
William Bartilmewe, born in Syressey in Seland, as above.
Amald Petur, born in Sundurt in Brabant, as above.
James van Sauton of Sauton, bom in Bisden, dwelling at West-
minster.
Nicholas Goldsmyth of Delf, born in Holand, dwelling at Stamford.
William Bote of Sevenbargh, bom in Holand, dwelling at Sandwich.
James Andrewe of Delf, bom in Holand dwelling at Canterbury.
Albright Gerard of Nymme, bom in Gilderland, as above.
Stephen Hay of Breda, born in Brabant, as above.
John Williamson of Trogowe, born in Holand, as above.
William Pokeman of Leen in Holland, dwelling at Hadman, co.
Cambridge.
James Bonifas, as above.
John Hertkyn, bom in Cologne, dwelling at Chesewyk.
Giles Reynold of Mastright, born in Brabant, dwelling at Braynford.
Peter Isak, bom in Leyen in Holand, dwelling at Welles.
Faukes Gerard, born in Harenam in Holand, as above.
Florence Amoldeson, born in Scranesand in Holland, as above.
Nicholas Smyt, bom in Danske in Sprucia, dwelling at Welles.
Henry Bate, born in Grele in Brabant, dwelling at Norhampton.
William Thome, bom in Bus in Brabant, dwelling at Grenestede.
Peter Barbour, bom in Mastright in Brabant, dwelling at Warnyng-
camp.
Gerard Claisson, born in Harlam in Holland, dwelling at Westminster.
John Vanbreght, * taillour,' born in Nethermyerd in Brabant, dwelling
at Westminster.
Nicholas Walterson of Birekse, born in Zeeland, dwelling at Bristol.
William Gounder of Wesell, bom in Almain, dwelling at Bristol.
John Bymeon, bom in Teyn in Brabant, dwelling at Petirburgh.
John Jonesson, born in Rommeswale in Seland, dwelling at Boston.
John Quayle, born in Teyn in Brabant, dwelling at Boston.
Gerard Jacobson, bom in Delif in Holand, dwelling at London.
Henry Williamson of Siressey, bom in Seland, dwelling in London.
Guy Smyth, 'goldesmyth,' bom in Utright in the bishopric of
Utright, dwelling at Bristol.
John Home, bom in Ludewyk, dwelling at London.
James Jonson of Stratford atte Bowe, dwelling in the county of
Middlesex.
560 CALENDAE OF PATENT EOLLS.
Ij^of! Membrane 81 — cont,
Gilbert Welwright of Stony Stratford, co. Buckingham, born
Bobert atte Wode of Croydon, co. Sussex, *cordewaner,' born in
the town of Utteright.
Gerard Gerardson of Bristol, 'corveser,' born in the town of Hoesdon
in Holand.
Nicholas Williamson of Bristol, *taillour,* born in the town of
Leydon.
Giles Gileson of Suthwerk, * pursser,' born in Almain.
Arnald Kisebrekson, bom in Utright.
Godfrey Boys, born in Brabant, dwelling at Cambridge.
Florence Phelipson, born in Holand, dwelling at Bumford.
Peter Hewe, born in Seland, dwelling at Brendewode.
James Sterman, born in Holand, dwelling at Bumford.
Arnald Nicholas, born in the town of Utryght, dwelling at
Brundewode.
John Speryng, bom in Holand, dwelling at Bristol.
John Loker, born in the town of Houstrater in Brabant, dwelling at
London.
Joyce Peter, bom in the town of Harlam in Holand, dwelling at
Fornham.
John van Beson, bom in Mastright in Lubyk, dwelling at London.
Paul Isbrandson, bom in Herlam in Holand, dwelling at London.
John Coke, 'cobeler,' bom in Herderwyek in Gilderland, dwelling
at St. Albans.
Nicholas Bogerson of the town of Utryght, born in Utryght, dwelling
at Canterbury.
William Gossynson, born in Tawenes in Gilderland.
Henry Shop, born in Acton in Almain, dwelling at London.
Henry Bichardson, born in Grave in Gilderland.
Christian Bosseford, born in Heryntans in Brabant, dwelling at
Northampton.
Boland Johnson, bom in Folkmerssh in Westvale, dwelling at
Wappyng.
Angelus *of Horesbyk,* born in Tene in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Simon Scarlet of Leyen, born in Holand, dwelling at St. Albans.
Beginald Weston, born in Sutfen in Gilderland.
Gerard atte Ven in Suthwerk, * sawyer,' born in Holand.
John Shynk, born in Cologne in Almain, dwelling at Norhampton.
William Warner, bom in Bomyn in Gilderland.
John Douson, born in Hawe in Holand, dwelling at Hereford.
Michael Leutoner, born in Frankerford in Almain, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
John Stone of Mastryght, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Norhampton.
John Petyr of Bergh up den Some, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
Bishop's Hatfeld.
John Hethe of Craneburgh, bom in Cleveland, dwelling at Hoddesdon.
Maynard Phelipson, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Peter Lambertson, bom in Horn in Holand, dwelling at St. Albans.
Peter Tournour of Hasselt, born in Landfluke.
Hilbrand Jonson, born in Deventer, in the bishopric of Utryght,
dwelling at the parish of St. Clement, Danes.
Peter Suaward, born in Tene in Brabant, dwelling at Norhampton.
William Mole, bom in Deste in Brabant.
Arnald Fowehard, bom in Leven.
William Harrys, bom in the town of Lyen in Holand.
Maurice Godfrey, born in Herke in Luke, dwelling at Tatyngton.
14 HENEY VI.— Part 2. 661
1436.
MEMBRANE SO.
Amald Wandeford, 'Ducheman/ born in the town of Fenley in
Gilderland.
Gosyn de Barre of Ludyk, born in the bishopric of Liidyk.
Henry Vyte, * warenner,' bom in Mastrice in Brabant.
Gerard Plunse of Nymmagon, born in Gilderland, dwelling at Ware.
John Pancok of l^ymmagon &c. as above.
Gerard Federikson, bom in Amam in Gilderlond.
Arnold Hannover, bom in Lubyk in Almain.
Peter Nycholasson, * taillour,' born in Syramoldchirche in Seland.
William Rogerson, 'taillour,' bom in Great Litte in Almain.
John Colberd, * wever,* born in Ate in Henaude.
Nicholas Johnson, born in Sitton in Almain, dwelling at Boston.
Reginald Sluter, bom in Busse in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Arnald Gerardson, bom in Breda in Brabant, dwelling at London.
William Philip, bom in Leydon in Holand, dwelling at Kyngeston
upon Thames, co. Surrey.
Nicholas Jurdan of London, < sawyer,* born in the parts of Utright.
John Symondson of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,' born in the parts of
Luke.
John Sonne of London, 'hatmaker,' bom in Gilderland.
Amald Gerardson of Suthwerk, ' cordewaner,' bom in Holand.
Cornelius Johnson of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,' bom in Seland.
John de And warp of London, 'berebrewer,' bom in Brabant.
Herman Joneson de Rotherdame, bom in Holand, dwelling at London.
Walter Gibbes, bom in Molle in Brabant, dwelling at Wynpole, co.
Cambridge.
Michael Jonesson, bom in Leyshowete in Brabant, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Nicholas Forspyre, born in Spyre in Almain, dwelling at Estgrene-
wyche.
John Smyth of Maystryght, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Estgrene-
wyche.
John Johnson, bom in Cologne in Almain, dwelling at Berkyng,
CO. Essex.
Henry Arnold, * carpenter,' bom in Brabant.
Henry van Hasset of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, * lynenwever,' bom in
the parts of Luka.
Walter Nicholas of the parish of St. Clement, London, ^haberdassher,'
bom in Holand.
Clement Herry of Sandwych, co. Kent, * haberdassher,' bom in
Seland.
Conus Mayowe of Sandwych, co. Kent, * porter,' born in Seland.
Hans Mone of the town of Westminster, co. Middlesex, 'goldsmyth,'
bom in Swavene in Almain.
Paskyn Martyns of Petworth, co. Sussex, *cordewaner,' born in the
parts of Luca.
Richard Huls of Excestre, co. Devon, 'haberdassher,* bom in
the town of Scutrep in Westvale.
Amald Poynt, * haberdassher,' bom in ^
the town of Mastryk
Henry Lynde, * jeweler,' bom in the
parts of Gilderland
Peter Camner, * haberdassher,' born in
Maughevyn in Brabant
Simon Jordanson, 'skynner,* born in
the town of Harlam in Holand
y dwelling in Southwark.
562 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Metnbrane 80 — cont.
\
dwelling in Southwark.
J
William van Brethe, * cordewaner/ born
in the town of Bos in Brabant
Marselys van Ost, * cordewaner,* bom in
the town of Ostt in Brabant
Hugh Bryght, * smyth,' bom in the
town of Barwe in Brabant
James Pollard, *girdeler,' born in the
town of Mellum in the duchy of Barry
Godfrey van Elest, * hatmaker,' bom in
the bishopric of Liege
Henry Scarde, < haberdassher/ born in
the town of Sevenbem in Holand
Henry van Hethe, * baberdassher/ bom
in the town of Nemek in Gilderland
Henry Lowes, born in Aspren in Holand, dwelling at London.
John Cokman, bom in Mastryk, dwelling at London.
Henry Petirson, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at the parish
of St. Sepulchre, co. Middlesex.
Randolf Gerardson, bom in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at London.
Gerard Peresson, born in Crumedyk in Holand, dwelling at the
parish of St. Sepulchre, co. Middlesex.
John Cobbys, bom in Lymmen in Brabant, dwelling at Berkyng.
John Hawyn, bom in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at the parish of
St. Sepulchre.
John Harry, born in Capell in Holand, dwelling at London.
Henry Uppenorde, born in the parts of Westvale, dwelling at
Berkyng.
Hugh Jamesson, bom in Harbowenespolder in Brabant, dwelling at
London.
William Wynes, bom in Hokestrote in Brabant, dwelling at Berkyng.
William Dovynk, bom in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Matthew Fedeler, born in Seintrueyn in Almain, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Cluce, born of Dermaye by Utright, dwelling at London.
James Henrison of Bele, bom in Seland, dwelling at London.
William Philippe of Dordright, born in Holand, dwelling at
Spaldyng, co. Lincoln.
Richard Deryk,born in Westfalein Almain, dwelling in Shrewesbury,
CO. Salop.
Gerard van Haron, born in Mymmegyn in Gelderland, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Hugh Jonson, bom in the town of Harlam in Holand, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Henry Shenke, bom in the town of Lowehome in Gilderland,
dwelling in Suthwerk.
Hugh Richardson, bom in the town of Harlam in Holand, dwelling
at London.
Godfrey Williamson of Uthryght, bom in Almain, dwelling at
Bromley.
John van Bilond, born in Ravensteyn in Gilderland, dwelling at
Hamelryse.
Barnard Ekkyng, born in Yaures in Cleveland, dwelling without
Algate, London.
Simon Williamson, bom in Holand, dwelling at London.
Joyce Hals, born in Hertobusse in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Denis Yandenare, < wever,' bom in Mastryce in Brabant, dwelling
in Bromley.
14 HENEY VI.— Paet 2. 553
1436.
Membrane 80 — conU
John Leye, dwelling (sic) in Leye, Holland, dwelling at Leuesham,
CO. Kent.
John Bocher, born in Hertysbush in Brabant, dwelling at Bristol.
Stephen Petirson, born in Doredright in Holand, dwelling in
Cambridge.
Richard Mighell of Aleemere, born in Holand, dwelling in Cam-
bridge.
John Allard, born in Meghleyn in Brabant, dwelling in Cambridge.
Godfrey Jonesson, born in Bomerswall in Seland, dwelling in Lewice,
CO. Sussex.
John de Wesulle, born in Clyffe, dwelling in Cambridge.
Godfrey Derrikson, born in Isyndorne in Gilderland, dwelling in
Cambridge.
John Taillour of Chelmesford, co. Essex, 'tayllour,' born in Brabant.
John Garland of Seynt Jonestrete, co. Middlesex, ' wever,* born at
Cologne.
Peter Gerardson of Suthwerk, *haberdassher,' born in the town of
Busse in Brabant.
Gerard Welwryght of Seynt Jonestrete, co. Middlesex, * wever,* born
at Accon by Cologne.
John Gerard of the town of Westminster, co. Middlesex, 'haber-
dassher,' bom in Holand.
Henry Samour, born in the town of Colibaurgh in Pomerania,
dwelling at London.
William van Donbusk, born in Leend in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John More, born in Cologne in Almain, dwelling at London.
Walter Damme, born in Andewarp in Brabant, dwelling at Orwell,
CO. Cambridge.
Peter Hughson of Medilburgh, born in Seland, dwelling at
Suthampton.
John van Cowyn, born in Tele in Gilderland, dwelling at Shorediche.
Gerard Ewenson, * cordewaner,* born in * Vyanen in Stite van
Utryght,* dwelling at Shoredyche.
Reginald Fosse, born in Aspere in Gilderland, dwelling at London.
Lambart Pycard of Northom, born in Westvale, dwelling at Spaldyng,
CO. Lincoln.
John William, [born] in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Boston.
Peter Taillour, [born] in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Boston.
David Fose, born in Cologne in Almain, dwelling at Westminster.
William Piers of Duredraght, born in Holand, dwelling at Wynchestre.
John Piers of the same, dwelling at Wynchestre.
Arnold Gerardson, dwelling {sic) in the same town, dwelling at
Southampton.
James Hert, born in the town of Everswart in Selans, dwelling at
Suthampton.
Richard Arnold, bom in the town of Amstardam, Holand, dwelling
at Suthampton.
Herman Lodowykson, bom in the town of Workome in Holand,
dwelling at Wynchestre.
Gerard Maynardson, born in Tessyll in Holand, dwelling at the
parish of St. Sepulchre's, co. Middlesex.
Amald Jamesson of Bombyll, born in Gylderland, dwelling in
London.
John Clays, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Cambridge.
Hawyn Jamesson, bom in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at the parish
of St. Sepulchre's, co. Middlesex.
554 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 j^Q/» Membrane 80 — cont,
John Henrison of Nymegyn, born in Gylderland, dwelling at St.
Sepulchre's.
Guy Gerardson of Sconhoven, bom in Holand, dwelling at Exeter.
Henry Martyns, born in Tene in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Godfrey Bunne of Bunne, born in Almain, dwelling at St. Sepulchre's.
Peter Couper, born in the town of Andewerp in Brabant, dwelling at
Hithe.
Simon Heyne, bom in the town of Cerice in Geland, dwelling at
Sandwich.
Gerard Johnson, born in the town of Utreght, dwelling at Assheford.
John Johnson, born in the town of U. Bene in Utreght, dwelling at
Hithe.
William Gilder, born in the town of Sutfen in Gilderland, dwelling
at Hithe.
Jamos Symme, bom in Beselyng in Selond, dwelling at Sidemouth.
John Hayman, born in Gelycey in Selond, dwelling at Sidemouth.
Peter Clays, as above.
Herman Blakke of Monstre, born in Westf are, dwelling at Huntyngdon.
Elias Jonson of Syrykse, born in Seland, dwelling at Huntyngdon.
Peter Braban, [bom] in Bmsshull in Brabant, dwelling in Laghton
by Lewes, co. Sussex.
William Albryght, born in the town of Leyen in Holand, dwelling
at Bouchestre.
MEMBRANE 29.
Herman Harrison, * smyth,' of Dordreigh, bom in Holand, dwelling
in the parish of St. Olave's, Suthwerk.
Peter Wylde of Crynnyng, bom in Seland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
James de Farraria, born in Lombardy, dwelling at London.
Arnulph Hughson, born in Northgerholt in Holand, dwelling at
St. Neots, CO. Huntingdon.
Henry Boteler, alias Henry Braban, bom in the town of Bemyn in
Gelderland, dwelling at Neweportpaynell.
Gerard Famarem, bom in Arnam in Gilderland, dwelling in Walteham.
Henry Anwarp, born in Brabant, dwelling in the parish of St.
Clement Danes without the bar of the New Temple, London.
Richard Jonesson, born in Alkemer in Holand, dwelling in London.
Peter Prouke, born in Coleyn, dwelling at Wykeham.
Martin atte Nok, born in Lyre in Brabant, dwelling at Watford.
John Godfrey, born in Stokham in Almain, dwelling at London.
Adam Clynkard, born in Mastright in Brabant, dwelling at
Northampton.
William Fanderbrugge, born in Merle in Gilderland, dwelling at
London.
John Luysbek, born in the city of Lira in Brabant, dwelling at
Lyndfeld, co. Sussex.
John Crawell, born in Lyre in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Giles Fouler, born in Sonowe in Almain, dwelling at London.
Laurence Gerard, born in Henflete in Seland, dwelling at the parish
of St. Botolph's without Algate, London.
Gerard Berebrewer of Delfe, born in Holand, dwelling at Norwiche.
Henry Ryche, born in the town of Brussele in Brabant, dwelling at
Ipswich.
John Herman of the town of Tregowe, born in Holand, dwelling at
Wymburnmynster.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 555
1436.
Membrane 29 — cont,
Nicholas Clase of Harlam, born in Holand, dwelling at Clandon.
William Johnson of Suthwerk, *cordewaner,* born in the parts of
Holand.
Peter Porter of Bury St. Edmunds, *wever,' born in the parts of
Ludyk.
James vite Campe of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, *brouderer,' bom in
the parts of Holand,
William de Lire of Derteford, co. Kent, *wever,' bom in the parts of
Brabant.
Paul Meykesner in the county of Surrey, *brouderer,' born in the
parts of Oistrich.
John Vallare of Suthwerk, as above.
Andrew van Stenwyncle of Sevenok, co. Kent, *corveser,* bom in
the parts of Brabant.
Joyste Williamson of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, *brouderer,* born in
the parts of Holand.
Roger Porter of Bury St. Edmunds, * taillour,* bom in the parts of
Ludyk.
Deryk Vandefeld of Suthwerk, 'brouderer,* as above.
Jakemyn Lusson in Suthwerk, 'brouderer,' bom in the parts of
Picardy.
Hans Hawe, born in Outryght, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Gerard Nicolson, born in Bymeswale in Zealand, dwelling at
Maydeston.
Richard Lyon, born in Calkire in Cleveland, dwelling at London.
Peter Fullyen, bom in the town of Lyen in Holand, dwelling at
Norhampton.
Comelius Godescalk, born in Sirece in Seland, dwelling at London.
James Boteler, 'taillour,' born in Ekkelesbek.
John Dasse, Haillour,' born in Massyk in Almain, dwelling in
Suthwerk.
William Cole, born in Serixse in Seland, dwelling at Bishop's Lenn.
James Amoldson, bom in Skyddam in Holand, as above.
Arnold Menober, bom in Hertogebusch in Brabant, dwelling at
Norwich.
Herman Enoudesson, bom in Dynter in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Henry Petirson, born in Weysill in Cleveland, as above.
John Adrianson, bom in Romerswale in Seland, dwelling at Bishop's
Lenn.
Tideman Claison, born in Harlam, dwelling at the parish of St.
Sepulchre's.
Adrian Vanlere, born in Brabant, dwelling at Newcastle on Tyne.
Peter Perisson, born in Myddelburgh in Selond, dwelling at London.
Richard Shonte, born in Delf in Holand, dwelling at Rocheford, co.
Essex.
William Williamson, bom in Mildelburgh in Selond, dwelling at
London.
Richard Gerard of Bergeyn, born in Holand, dwelling at Colchestre.
Henry Grete, born in the town of Heryngtals in Brabant, dwelling
at London.
Amald Belle of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, born in Brabant.
John Henrykson of Halham, bom in Holand, dwelling at Bamet,
CO. Hertford.
Nicholas Love of Oytryght, bom in Styght, dwelling at Bamet.
William Brous, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Suth Lenn.
Gerard Peterson, born in Barle in Brabant, dwelling at London.
656 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membrane 29 — C07iL
William Oollard, born in Makeleyn in Brabant, dwelling at Myssyng-
den, CO. Buckingham.
Leonard Vanderlyvyn, born in Werte in Oilderland, dwelling at
Wokesbrygge.
Nicholas Tonge, born in Maystrytte in Luydyk, dwelling at Tunbrigge.
Arnald Petirson, born in the town of Harlam in Holand, dwelling at
Westminster.
James Matheweson, born in the town of Dryell in Geldyrlond,
dwelling at Westminster.
Gerard Harmanson, born in Holand, dwelling at London.
Peter Van, born in Stokholme in Pruce, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Air Good, born in Stokholme in Swethyn, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Danyell Reynold, bom in Hello in Holand, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Williamson, born in Andewarp in Brabant, dwelling at Cley.
Deryk Loveson, born in Brysdom in the bishopric of Utryght,
dwelling at London.
Luke James, born in Hoon in Holland, dwelling at Cley.
Adrian Claisson, born in la Oldebusse in Brabant, dwelling at London.
James Nicholasson, born in Serikee in Zealand, dwelling at London.
Henry Beremaker aliai Henry Perwarden, born at Rostkee in
Makelburgh, dwelling at Barstaple, co. Devon.
Peter Wys, born in Serese in Holand, dwelling at Feversham.
William Skenard, born in Wennesrigh in Brabant, dwelling at
Sandewiche.
William Broke, born in Hosedon in Holand, dwelling at Sandewyche.
Joce Peterson, born in Hertesbusch ifi Brabant, dwelling at Bishop's
Lenn.
Maurice Jounesson, bom in Hay in Holland, dwelling at Bishop's
Lenn.
Arnald Adrianson, bom in Goos in Seland, dwelling at Hoddesdon.
John Tece, born in Mastrygh in Almain, dwelling at King's Langley.
Hugh Slyngland, born in the town of Gertruydenberg (MontU
Sancte Jeretnidis) in Holand, dwelUng at Suth Lenn.
John Skryvener, born in Emelys in Seland, dwelling at London.
Peter Peturson, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at London.
Quintin Falkenburgh, born in Leven in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Walter Hete, born in Rotesela in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John Bowedon, bom in Rotherdamein Holand, dwelling at London.
John Abell, born in the town of Brusell in Brabant, dwelling at
Ipswich.
Anthony Grove, born in the town of Medmen in Almain dwelling at
Ipswich.
Arnald Erard, bom in Mountseyntgertrude in Holand, dwelling at
Ipswich.
John van Honyn, bom in the town of Yalyre in Brabant, dwelling
at Bedfeld.
Arnald Williamson, born in the town of Tregowyn in Holand,
dwelling at Ipswich.
John Porter, bom in the city of Ludyk in Almain, dwelling at Bury
St. Edmunds.
Herman Vanderheystrote, bom in the town of Brey in Gelderland,
dwelling at Suthwerk.
Oliver Vanendorp, born in the town of Kyle in Westland, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Michael Dumbar, born in the town of Rewell in Prussia, dwelling at
Ponynges.
14 HENRY VI.— Paht 2. 567
1436.
Meinbrane 29 — coytt.
dwelling at
Salisbury.
William Paradyn of Bavelles, born in Brabant, and Nicholas
Mylner, by birth of Rety in Brabant, both dwelling at Petyrburgh.
Richard Gryskyn, bom in Gogh in ' Jerderland, dwelling at Grenewych.
John Bolle of Howestrat, born in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John Calyn of Leke by Newport, born in Flanders, dwelling at
London.
Simon James of Leen, born in Holand
John Dewery of Gylder, born in Gilderlond
Gerard Baronson of Husedom, born in Holand
Henry Fulman of Nyem, born in Westvale, dwelling at Grawele,
00. Sussex.
Quintin Hughson, bom in the town of Syrixse in Seland, dwelling
at Suthampton.
Nicholas James of Leyen, bom in Holand, dwelling at Salisbury.
John Johnson, born in Komerswale in Selond, dwelling at Berkyng,
CO. Essex.
John va Neppilsepe, born in Dist in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John Notkyng of Maghlen, born in Brabant, dwelling at Lewes,
CO. Sussex.
Gilbert Van Thoen of Lymmegyn, born in Gylderlond, dwelling at
Lewys.
Herman Noble of Mynstre, born in Westfale, dwelling at Stanes,
CO. Middlesex.
Matthew Lowe van Hewesdon, born in Holand, dwelling at Ghertesey.
John do Graunt, bom in the town of Abvyle in Ponthieu, dwelling
at Suthwerk.
John Bergeyn, born in Berghsome in Brabant, dwelling at Boston,
CO. Lincoln.
Henry Wyldy of Dyst in Brabant, dwelling at Boston, co. Lincoln.
James de Glyff, born in the town of Hertvanbuk in Brabant, dwelling
at Wykham, co. Buckingham.
Joyce de Clyf, born in the town of Hertvanbuke in Brabant,
dwelling at Wykham.
John Suypston of Tregowe, born in Holand, dwelling at Grevesende.
Amald Stewes of Lumyne, born in Brabant, dwelling at Grevesende.
James Jamesson, born in Harlem in Holland, dwelling at
Grevesende.
John Borre, [bom] in the town of Wyke in Almain, dwelling at
Great Bussyngdon.
Augustine Purdieu, bom in the town of Bmsshell in Brabant,
dwelling at London.
John Martyn, bom in the town of Fellym in Almain, dweUing at
Farnham.
John Swuday, bom in Tenyn Brabant, dwelling at Tatyngton.
MEMBRANE 28.
Nicholas Baynes of Merouth, born in Brabant, dwelling at
Spaldewyke, co. Huntingdon.
Reginald Everard, born in Cortenake in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Adrian Williamson, bom in Scorle in Holand, dwelling at London.
Gerard Jonson, [bom] in the town of Iselsteyn in Holand, dwelling
at Colchestre.
John van Neuard, bom in PostelmoU in Brabant, dwelling in the
parish of St. Mary's, Stronde.
^.U. .1 -1^1
558 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membrane 28 — cont.
John Caller of Seyntroien, born in Luke, dwelling at Wykham, co.
Buckingham.
Tilman Ivynson of Dordreight, born in Holand, dwelling at
Colcheatre.
Wysse Williamson of the town of Sylese, born in Seland, dwelling at
Colchestre.
Laurence de Costa, bom in Boulogne in Picardy, dwelling at London.
Henry Luysbek, born in the city of Lyre in Brabant, dwelling at
Lynfeld, co. Sussex.
Peter Vanderluyght of Dordreight, born in Holand, dwelling at
Manentre.
Christian Herryson, born in Heesdon in Holand, dwelling at Gosber-
kyrke, co. Lincoln.
Beymer Jonesson, bom in the town of Middelburgh in Seland,
dwelling at Colchestre.
John Clerk, born in the town of Weld in Brabant, dwelling at
Gosberkyrk, co. Lincoln.
James Peers in Suthwerk, ' cordewaner,' bom in the parts of
Holand.
Michael Johnson of London, * sawyer,' born at Tylby, in the parts of
Brabant.
Paul Nicholas of Suthampton, * cordewaner,' born in the parts of
Holand.
James Petyrwhite of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,' born in the parts of
Seland.
Wyman Herryson of Suthampton, * cordewaner,' bom in the parts of
Holand.
Peter Derykson of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,' bom in the parts of
Holand.
Gerard atte Ven of Suthwerk, 'sawyer,' born in the parts of Almain.
John Bronhovste, born in the town of Gough in Gilderland, dwelling
at Canterbury.
Guy Jemson, 'cordewaner,' born in the parts of Holand, dwelling at
Waltham.
Giles Fassuller of Dyste, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Bemet.
Gerard Sotilton, born in Warte in Brabant, dwelling at Barnefc.
John Cranley of Rees, born in Cleveland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Skarlet of Leyen, born in Holand, dwelling at St. Albans.
James de Lewe of Leye, bom in Holand, dwelling at Northampton.
John Josseson, bom in BuxhiU in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John William of Beverle, born in Almain, dwelling at London.
Joyce Ryxyn of Heyntungre, born in the bishopric of Luke, dwelling
at Braynford.
John Andrees, bom in Seyntrowe in Almain, dwelling at London.
Peter Cleybum, bom in the town of Wyssyngburgh in Brabant,
dwelling at Norhampton.
Stephen Mouler, born in the town of Masteryght in Brabant, dwelling
at Northampton.
Henry Wales of Moistright, bom in the bishopric of Luyk, dwelling
at Lavenham.
John Boles of Levene, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Brent Ely.
Henry Sexteyn of Bargan Wan Seham, born in Brabant, dwelling
at Bury St. Edmunds.
John Smyth, born in Akym by Andewerppe in Brabant, dwelling at
Barnell.
Herman Cook, born in Calker in Docheland, dwelling at Watford.
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 569
1436.
Membrane 28 — cont.
James Greke, born in the town of Huolone in Holand, dwelling at
Estgrenestede.
John Vandergowe, born in the town of Tregowe in Holand, dwelling
at Bristoll.
John Bose, < harbour/ born in Mense in Almain, dwelling at
Southwerk.
Arnold SmuU, born in Lunebargh in the parts of Saxony, dwelling
at Southwerk.
Gisbert Hunt of Sccon Hoven, born in Holand, dwelling at West-
minster.
John Tomen, born in Brusill in Brabant, dwelling at Westminster.
Bertold Gerard, bom in Ekirsloth in Holand, dwelling at London.
John Pekelheryng, born in the town of Dertmon in the parts of
Westvale, dwelling at Cambridge.
Frank Clays, born in the town of Lay in Holand, dwelling at
Cramfeld.
Matthew Stokes, bom in the town of Anwerp in Brabant, [dwelling]
at Eyngeslandeley.
James Shampard, bom in the town of Beryng in the bishopric of
Luke, dwelling at Leyghton Bkosard.
Casyn Robertson, born in the town of Eaynot in Henowede, dwelling
at Southwerk.
Amald (Amaludus) Nicholas, bom in the town of Hage in Holand,
dwelling at Woky, co. Somerset.
Adrian (Audrianus) Thomasson, jborn in the town of Durdraght in
Holand, dwelling at London.
Giles Enlowe, bom in the town of Deest in Brabant, dwelling at
Watford.
John Eene, bom in the town of Bredagh in Brabant, dwelling at
Vennystratford.
Hugh Baker, born in the town of Hawe in Holand, dwelling at
Kyngeslangeley.
John Wauke, bom in the town of Durdraght in Holand, dwelling at
London.
John Gysobryght, born in the town of Delf in Holand, dwelling at
London.
William Jacopson, bom in the town of Amsterdam in Holand,
dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Portman, born in the town of Gele in Brabant, dwelling at
London.
Matthew Tismanes, bom in the town of Turnold in Brabant,
dwelling at Eyngeslangelay.
William Lambert, bom in the town of Scoutermere in Holand,
dwelling at London.
Earnell Vanderbeke, born in the town of Makeleyn in Brabant,
dwelling at Vennystratford.
Abel Dove, bom in the town of Esshenwe in Esshenland, dwelling
at Eyngeslangeley.
Henry Williamson, bom in the town of Utryght in the bishopric of
Utryght, dwelling at London.
James Walterson, born in the town of Mountford in the bishopric of
Utryght, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Stacens Magerman, bom in the town of Heyst in Brabant, dwelling
at Vennystratford.
Richard Barconson, bora in the town of Skonehoven in Holand,
dwelling at Suthwerk.
560 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membrane 28 — conL
Amald Nicholas of Munkedam, bom in Holand, dwelling at
Flecchyng, co. Sussex.
Andrew Nicholas, and John Nicholas, of Tamsterdam, bom in
Holand, dwelling at Ukkefeld, co. Sussex.
Walter Voraaere, born in the town of * Bowell in the Bond ' in
Brabant, dwelling at Wobume Chappell.
Gerard Boeloffy, born in Mountfort in the parts of Treves, dwelling
at Bristol.
James Scrotes, born in Weort in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Amald Williamson of Monsejnt Gertrude, born in Holand, dwelling
at London.
Peter Bukherst, born in Leyon in Holand, dwelling at Ukfeld.
Gilbert Brounyng of Hark, born in Luke, dwelling at Braynford.
Henry Arnoldeson, bom in Husedon in Holand, dwelling at
Chyrthesey.
Stephen Florisson of Istelworth, co. Middlesex, 'laborer,' [born] in
Holand.
Wymund Rychartson, born in Nuweton in Gilderland, dwelling in
Berkhampstede.
William van Gildre of Istelworth, co. Middlesex, 'mason,* born in
the parts of Gilderland.
James Matheweson, bom in Peyre in Ludwyk, dwelling in Berkhamp-
stede.
John van Gildre of Istelworth, co. Middlesex, < mason,' born in
Gilderland.
John Barker, born in Coleyn, dwelling at Colchestre.
Harman Jonesson, bom in Alblas in Holand, dwelling at Colchestre.
John Jonesson, born in Tosterwyk in Brabant, dwelling at Colchestre.
John More, *wever,* bom in the town of Grene in Gilderland,
dwelling at Ipswich.
John Noweneun, 'taillour,' bom in the town of Ley in Holand,
dwelling at Colchestre.
James Jonson, ' taillour,' bom in the town of Hamstede in Seland,
dwelling, &c.
Henry Abele, bom in the town of Sonst in Westwale, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
John Hold, born in Mastrit in Brabant, dwelling at Alvynkyll,
CO. Northampton.
James Lovei, bom in Ten in Brabant, dwelling at Hundell, co.
Northampton.
Gisberd van Shelle, born in Sartyngbussh in Brabant, dwelling in the
town of Norbum.
John Henryson of Gowe, bom in Holand, dwelling at London.
John Vandanholewy, bom in Essyn in Almain, dwelling at London.
John Bawederyk, born in Andwerp in Brabant, dwelling at Bishop's
Lenn.
John Plunes, bom in Maughyn in Brabant, dwelling at Eyngeston
upon Thames.
Wynrik Johnson, bom in Megen by Gildelond, dwelling at Suthleen.
John Hans, born in Strawesburgh in Almain, dwelling at Glastenbury.
Nicholas van Orde, bom in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Eyngeston
upon Thames.
John Peterson, bom in Burgh Holand, dwelling at the parish of
St. Clement Danes, without the bar of the New Temple, London.
Cornelius Heyne, born in the town of Cirece in Seland, dwelling at
Stratbrooke.
14 HENRY VL— Part 2. 561
2435^ Membrane 28 — eont.
John Piers, born in Leyn in Holand, dwelling at Salisbury.
Gilbert Johnson, [born] in Tele in Gilderland, dwelling at Salisbury.
Nicholas Williamson^ [born] in Sconehope in Holand, dwelling at
Salisbury.
Henry Jonson, born in Sertangabus in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Thomas William, born in Ley in Holand, dwelling at Salisbury.
John Petirson of Delfe, born in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Henry Newenton of Newenton, bom in Gilderland, dwelling at
Eynesford, co. Kent.
Richard Ballard, born in the town of Leven, Brabant, dwelling at
Norhampton.
Adrian Broun, bom in the town of Skonhovyn in Holand, dwelling
in the parish of St. Clement Danes.
William Baker of Maghelyn, born in Brabant, dwelling at Risburgh.
Laurence *of the Fenne,' born in Meroute in Brabant, dwelling at
Bedlowe, co. Buckingham.
John Rede, of Syghen, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Bledlowe, co.
Buckingham.
Richard Peresson, born in Delfe in Holand, dwelling at Bishop's Lenn.
William Baker, of Syghyn, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Bledlowe.
Gerard Naldewyk, bom in Delf in Holand, dwelling at Orpyngton, co.
Kent.
John Rede, born in Holand, dwelling at London.
Amald Johnson, bom in Deventer in Westfalyn, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Fenarle of Sardecombusse, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
London.
Cornelius Pauly, bom in Herlam in Holand, dwelling at London.
Henry Helom, bom in Humell in Gylderlond, dwelling at London.
Walweyn Dirikson, of Tessell, bom in Holand, dwelling at
Westminster.
John Brande, bom in Weryng in Holand, dwelling at Banbery.
Wynnoc Chamberle3m, clerk, son of Maud Chamberleyn, born at
Cales, dwelling at London.
Henry Lyon, bom in the town of Oldewater in Holand, dwelling at
Smalehithe.
Wayn Rychard, born in Utright in Holand, dwelling at Smalehith.
Henry Waynes of Seintreweyn, bom in Almain, dwelling at Smalehith.
MEMBRANE 27.
Matthew Skryven, bom in Rumyn in Almain, dwelling at London.
Richard Jonesson of Oldenerp, born in Holand, dwelling at London.
Richard Nicholas, born in Harlam, dwelling at the parish of St.
Botolph without Algate, London.
John Van Oken, born in Heyse in Brabant, dwelling at London.
JohnFauconer of St. Runyon, bom in Almain, dwelling at Boston.
Nicholas James, born in Delf in Holand, dwelling at New Salisbury,
CO. Wilts.
James Gemylle, bom in Breda in Brabant, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Henry Johnson, bom in Brusyll in Brabant, dwelling at Norwich.
Henry Symond, born in Ratyng in Almain, dwelling at Tetteford,
CO. Norfolk.
Reginald Trad3m, born in Lyre, in Brabant, dwelling at London.
James Petreson, bom in Rommeswale in Seland, dwelling at London.
24881 2n
i^
562 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Meinbrane 27 — conU
Edmund Symundson, born in the island of Yeryng in Holand,
dwelling at Milton.
Beginald Johnson of Enkhusyn, bom in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
James Sandeford, born in Rowey in Gilderlond, dwelling at London.
John Dederikson, born in Almere in Holand, dwelling at London.
Matthias Jamesson of Tregowe, bom in Holand, dwelling at London.
William Sneward, born in the town of Tene in Brabant, dwelling at
Norhampton.
William Arnold, bom in the town of Derdroght, in Holand, dwelling
at Lewes.
Gilbert Cammaker, born in the town of Brushill in Brabant,
dwelling at Lewes.
Merland Potter, born in the town of Hay in Holand, dwelling at
Canterbury.
James Leydon, born in the town of Leydon in Holand, dwelling at
Canterbury.
Peter Symondson, bom in Oldeflyssyng in Seland, dwelling at
Westminster.
Stephen Breford, bom in Amersford in the bishopric of Utright,
dwelling at Westminster.
Peter Waterlos of Tyelt, born in Flanders, dwelling at London.
John de Holme en Harke, born in the parts of Li^ge, dwelling at
Glatton, CO. Huntingdon.
William Matheweson of Myddelburgh, born in Seland, dwelling at
London.
John de Galeys alias John Bruggoson, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
Crane, co. Northampton.
Guy Gunter, bom at Seyntcmys in Lubyk in Almain, dwelling at
Westminster.
Peter Johnson, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Shaftesbury.
John van Attenderne, bom in Attenderne in Almain, dwelling at
Shaftesbury.
John Nicholas, bom in Utryght in Holand, dwelling at Shaftesbury.
William Hugh of Tregowe, bom in Holand, dwelling at Shaftesbury.
James Hay, bom in Middelburgh in Seland, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Gerard, born in Gowe in Holand, dwelling at Wokeham, co.
Rutland.
Henry Cobell, bom in Coleyn, dwelling at Croydon.
John Vanherehunt, born in Makelynin Brabant, dwelling at Sevenoke.
Henry Beryngyn, born in Beryngyn in Luke, dwelling at Croydon.
John Cardenall, 'taillour,' bom in the town of Buren in Gelderland
in Almain, dwelling at Wylton.
John Fulman, born in the town of Nyem in Westevale, dwelling at
Craweley.
John Arnold, born in the town of Middelburgh in Seland, dwelling
at Ponynges, co. Sussex.
Stephen Johnson of Sertogenbussh, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
London.
Peter Petyrson of Sevenbergen, born in Holand, dwelling at London*
Peter Fullyen in the town of Lyen. [f'nfinuhed,]
Nicholas Plumptre of Bergh in Sande, bom in Brabant, dwelling
at Notyngham.
John Vareburght of Suthcadbury, * taillour,' born in the parts of
Brabant.
Reginald Petyrson of Suthwerk, < taillour,' born in the parts of Holand,
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 568
i^Qg Membrane 27 — cont,
Baldwin Claysson of Middelburgh, born in Seland, dwelling at London.
John Loreman, *wGver/ born in the town of Dest in Brabant,
dwelling at Ery.
John Knope, born in Dest in Brabant, dwelling at Raydon.
Peter Harmanson, born in Vian in Holand, dwelling at Bishop's Lenn.
Gerard Wyman, born in Dyste in Brabant, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Robert Warner, born in Almain, dwelling at Swavesey.
Leonard Peyt, born in Egh in Gylderland, dwelling at Hatfeld Peverell.
John Petirson, born in Romersdale in Seland, dwelling at Wytham.
James Suete, born in Delf in Holand, dwelling at Wynge, co.
Buckingham.
Edmund Johnson, born in Besselyng in Seland, dwelling at
Chelm^sford.
Richard Lambertson, born in Northorne, in Westvale, dwelling at
Bishop's Hatfeld.
Gerard Jamesson, born in Bombyli in Gylderland, dwelling at
the parish of St. Sepulchre, co. Middlesex.
John Doun, born in the town of Score in Seland, dwelling at Warham.
Oste Eempe of Pere, born in the bishopric of Luke, dwelling at
Kyngeston upon Thames, co. Surrey.
William Besouthe of Ley, born in Holand, dwelling at Kingston
upon Thames.
Joyce Jonson Vamellard of Tyne, born in Brabant, dwelling at
Wandesworth, co. Surrey.
Bulkyn Thume of Bylson, born in the bishopric of Luke, dwelling
at Kyngeston upon Thames.
John Lofe of Stenbergyn, born in Brabant, dwelling at Ferneham,
CO. Surrey.
John Emperoure of Dyste, born in Brabant, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Rumbald Henry kson, born in the town of Hapon in Fameburgh,
dwelling at Ipswich.
Peter Herry son, born in the town of Monkedam in Holand, dwelling &c.
Henry Berwit, born in the town of Wermyskirk in Berghe, dwelling &c.
Reginald Couper of Sertycombussh, born in Brabant, dwelling at
Norwich.
John Bellard, born in Turnoet in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Webbe, born in Tregoos in Seland, dwelling at Bukyngham.
Gerard Webbe, born in Mastryght in Brabant, dwelling &c.
Talban Fletyng, [born] in Fletyng, &c.
James Richard, born in the parts of Holaud, dwelling at Watford.
Peter Johnson of Suthwerk, *goldsmyth,* born in the parts of
Holand.
Peter Nicolas, born in Symondskirryk in Seland, dwelling at Hereford.
Lambert de Wyse, born in Buxstell in Brabant, dwelling at Erdeley,
CO. Essex.
Baldwin Williamson of Browers Haven, born in Seland, dwelling at
Bishop's Lenn.
Christian Idene of Anwerp, bom in Brabant, dwelling in Norbum.
John Frederikes, bom in Old water in Holand, dwelling in London.
Giles Allard, born in Lcyon in Holand, dwelling at Berkhampstede.
John Morcsson, bom in Emenes in the bishopric of Utryght,
dwelling at London.
Henry Westfale, born in Monster in Almain, dwelling at the parish
of St. Clement Danes.
Gerard Hermon, born in Tamsterdam in Holand, dwelling at Hereford.
.L . -. "IJP ■. ~ - ■ ■ ■ - ■ ■ ■■ ^w-»^^ ■ ^ ^wis^^v^BgipBilPlhMl^^PW^i^'^^W*^
564 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
^ dwelling at Northamp-
ton.
jyigg Membrane 27 — c<mt.
Thomas William, bom in Ley in Holand, dwelling at Salisbury.
Vacated because ehewhe^'e,
John Johnson of Sertogenbusche, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
Bishop's Hertfeld.
Henry Johnson, born in Memelyk in Holand, dwelling at Bishop's
Hetfeld.
John Wey, bom in Artogebussh in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Bomeney, bom in Luke in Almand, dwelling at Northamp-
ton.
Simon Bomeney, as above.
Gerard Grace, bom in Tongre in Lake in the parts of Almain,
dwelling at Northampton.
Henry Depyng, bom in Grave in Gelderlond '
Loeus Criter, born in Mastreight in Luke
in Almain
Peter Depyng, bom in Crave in Gelderlond
John Acreman, bom in Maughelyn in
Brabant
Philip Florens, bom in the town of Wassenare in Holand, dwelling
at Grenewych.
Godfrey Greve, born in the town of Heynesbury in Heynesbury,
dwelling at Whitechirch.
John Rumbald, bom in Maghlyn in Brabant, dwelling at Colchestre.
John Vannayngyn, born in Yannayngyn in Henaud, dwelling at
Norhampton.
James Hay, bom in Middelburgh in Seland, dwelling at London.
Henry Johnson of the town of Buske, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
Sutwerk.
John de Breda, born in Breda in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Richard Jonesson, bom in Holand, dwelling &c.
Godfrey Jonesson, bom in Acreslote in Holand, dwelling &c.
Richard William of Hanfeld, co. Essex, ' taillour,' born in the parts
of Holand.
Nicholas Esterlyng of Suthwerk, * cordewaner,* born in the parts of
Estland.
Walter Colk of Ipswich, *tayllour,* born in the parts of Gylderlond.
Walter Raynoldson of Walbyrswyk, 'berebrewer,' bom in the parts of
Holand.
Peter Peturson, bom in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at London.
John Tece, bom in Mastrygh in Almain, dwelling at King's Langley.
Arnald Adrianson, born in Goos in Seland, dwelling at Hoddesdon.
John Skryvener, born in Emelys in Seland, dwelling at London.
Hugh Slyngland, born in the town of Gertruydenberg in Holand,
dwelling at Suthlenn.
A repetition of the four entries above relating to Walter Reynoldson,
Walter Colk, Richard William, and Nicholas Esterlyng.
Peter Johnson, born in the town of Duredraght in Holand, dwelling
at Farnham.
Bartholomew Warondropp, born in the town of Payn in Saxony,
dwelling at Ipswich.
Thomas Clays, bom in the town of Syrixse in Holand, dwelling at
Ipswich.
John Walterson, bom in Hamsterdham in Holand, dwelling at
Beklys.
John James of Middelburgh, bom in Seland, dwelling at Ryspele.
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 566
1436.
MEMBRANE 26.
Sandeus Hussekyn, bom in Brusyll in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Gerard Bakerson of Harlam, bom in Holand, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
John Whitson, bom in Tesell in Holand, dwelling at Bhordyche.
William TaiUour of Seint Trudon, born in Land Fluke, dwelling at
Blakeney.
John Tyle, bom in Haynesburgh in Docheland, dwelling at Great
Parnedon.
John Peterson of Andewerp, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Leghton
Bossard, co. Bedford.
Bartholomew Lambert!, bom in Terglowe in Holand, dwelling at
Lavenham, co. Suffolk.
Adam Gyesbryghtson, bom in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at
Leghton Bossard.
Walfard Dron of Bergh, born in Brabant, dwelling at Norwich.
John Lambert, bom in Mastryght in Brabant, dwelling at Taunton.
Nicholas Clawartson, born in Emekerke in Holand, dwelling at
Taunton.
Henry Chapman, born in < Heyght uppon the Hille ' in Brabant,
dwelling at Yateley.
Daniel Mason, born in Barowe in Brabant, dwelling at Bamesbury,
CO. Wilts.
John Beyner, bom in Utreght in Brabant, dwelling at Asshewell.
John Van WesiU of Bumham, * taillour,' bom in the parts of Clyfe.
Nicholas Blynk of Appildore, * skynner,* born in the parts of Clyfe.
Herman Jonson, born in Eakelynghous in Westfale, dwelling at
Hedyngham.
John Dedrykson, born in Hamburgh in Docheland, dwelling at
Stretford Langthom.
John Fos, born in Sinrewd in Brabant, dwelling at Norwich.
Walter Mise, bom in Sighin in Brabant, dwelling at St. Osyth.
John Williamson, born in Artikbusk in Brabant, dwelling at Dorton.
Anthony Mone, bom in Cirekse in Zeland, dwelling at Abyndon.
Peter Fedrikson of Enkhuse in Holand, dwelling at Lenn.
Henry Milner of Andwerp, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Lenn.
William Vandepar of Brasell, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Lenn.
Matthew Cam, bom in Mastryght in Brabant, dwelling at Stretham.
Peter Jonesson, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Pritewell.
Giles Hasedale, bom in Mastryght in Brabant, dwelling at Southe
Walsam.
Herman Seyneson of Swolle, bom in Almain, dwelling at Pritewell.
Herman van Bytonbergh, bom in the town of Hatton in the parts of
Gilderland, dwelling at Lyngefeld, co. Sussex.
Herman Aldemarte, * armurer,' bom in Cologne, dwelling at Suth-
werk.
John Lammyns, 'goldsmyth,''bom at Andewerp in Brabant,
dwelling at Bristol.
Baldwin Vannenard, bom in Postelmolle in Brabant, dwelling at
Lytelton, co. Cambridge.
John Fraunceys of Loven, born in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John Bemanere of Covalence, bom in Almain, dwelUng at Excestre.
Henry Glasier of Brunesweke, bom in Saxony, dwelling at Exeter.
Christopher Hanz of Seyntfeith, born in the parts of Bayr, dwelling
at Excestre.
Godfrey de Orsmale, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Matpuim Maris,
566 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
i^Q(j Membrane 26 — cont,
John Houteman of Sutbwerk, co. Surrey, ' pynner,' bom in
the town of Maughlyn in Brabant.
Peter Sygne, *smyth,* of Suthwerk, co. Surrey, bom in the parts of
Brabant.
John Skloyse, the elder, born in the town of Tregowe in Holand,
dwelling at Dorchestre.
John Skloyse, the younger, as above.
John Emond, born in the town of Worcombe in Holand, dwelling at
Dorchestre.
Henry Frank, born in the town of Cologne, dwelling at Melton Abbots.
Herman Coupall, born in the town of Dertemone in Westevale,
dwelling at Shirbourn.
Giles Croker, bom in the town of Sencroye in Brabant, dwelling at
Shirbourn.
Baldwin Everard of Sencroye, born in Brabant, dwelling at
Waymouth.
William Bloom, born in the toi^Ti of Isilsteye in Holand, dwelling at
Waymouth.
James 'of the More/ born in the town of Sirexsee in Seland, dwelling
at Waymouth.
Nicholas Jamys, bom in the town of Leyen in Holand, dwelling at
Holdyche.
Walter Brekys, born in the town of Baregege in Brabant, dwelling
at Lypet, co. Devon.
John Boyser, born in the town of Merout in Brabant, dwelling at
Lypet.
Walter Touchecous, born in the town of Barlore in Brabant, dwelling
at Lypet.
John Jorysshe, born in the town of Herecallys, Brabant, dwelling
at Babbecary, co. Somerset.
Richard Hille, born in the town of Werd in Geldyrland, dwelling at
Ilmynstre, co. Somerset.
John Brewele, bom in Coleyn in Almain, dwelling at Wyndesore, co.
Berks.
Henry Goos, bom in the town of Bule in Gelderlond, dwelling
at Gyldeford, co. Surrey.
William Gylys, born in the town of Leyen in Holand, dwelling at
Gyldeford.
John Hughson, born in the town of Delf in Holand, dwelling at
Wokyngham.
John Leur of Andewarp, born in Brabant, dwelling at Cranlegh,
CO. Surrey.
Stephen Jamys of Seryk van Busse, bom in Brabant, dweUing at
Excestre.
James de Colonia, born in Almain, dwelling at Excestre.
Deryk Johnson, born in Hamstcrdam in Holand, dwelling at London.
Richard Johnson of Hamstede, born in Holand, dwelling at
London.
Henry Ilger, born in Tutreght in the bishopric of Utrite, dwelling at
London.
Matthew Arnold of Hoghstrat, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
London.
Henry Herryson, * brikemaker,* born in Teutgonic {sic) parts, dwel-
ling at Ipswich.
Adrian Baron of Danbury, < wever,' born in the parts of Holand.
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 567
1436 Membrane 26 — conL
Lambert Brom of Seint Trade, born in Almain, dwelling at
Depyng, co. Lincoln.
Alan Albryght, as above.
Gerard Frend, bom in Tyne in Brabant, dwelling at Maydeston.
John Ferliace, born in Andewerp in Brabant, dwelling at Wynslowe.
Walter de Lee, bom in Lee in Brabant, dwelling at Notyngham.
John de Dam, born in Eusbrook in Brabant, dwelling at Notyngham.
John Cloth, born in Sertogenbussh in Brabant, dwelling at Wynslowe.
John Mathy, bom in Teen in Brabant, dwelling at Leycestre.
Reginald Warde, born in Hassyll in the bishopric of Luke, dwelling
at Leycestre.
Peter Clerk, 'corveser,* born in Tirwen, in the parts of Picardy,
dwelling at Sandwich.
Peter Jonson, born in Akyrslode in Holand, dwelling at London.
Giles Tretrok, born in Bmsill in Brabant, dwelling at the parish of
St. Martin's in the Fields.
Peter Person of Dyse, born in Brabant, dwelling at Exdnyng.
Arnold de Bomyll, bom in Amersford in Almain, dwelling at
Exdnyng.
William Doueson of Leyen, bom in Holand, dwelling at Bridport.
John Wynge of Ilawe, born in Prussia, dwelling at Bukden, co.
Huntingdon.
Walter Broun of Bussh, born in Brabant, dwelling at Brampton.
Giles ' of Ekeford,' born in Maghley in Brabant, dwelling at
Southbeneflete.
William Tyler, born in Rewes in Henaude, dwelling at Norwich.
James Jonesson, born in Leyen in Holand, dwelling at Shepland.
Gerard Petirson, born in Harleham in Holand, dwelling at
Norwich.
Adrian Jonesson, bom in ' Berwenuppon Some' in Brabant, dwelling
at Pirtwell.
Henry Riter, bom in Glome in Ducheland, dwelling at Norwich.
John Outeward, bom in * Swele uppon Dicell ' in Ducheland, dwelling
at Norwich.
Gerard Derykson, bom in Leye in Brabant, dwelling at Saxyndome.
John Jonesson, born in Romelwale in Seland, dwelling at Boklys.
James Derykson, born in Hoseden in Holand, dwelling at New
Bokyngham, co. Norfolk.
Herman van Dertmond, bom in Monstre in the parts of Almain,
dwelling at London.
Arnald Jon, bom in Skedam, Holand, dwelling at Romsey.
John Wolf, born in Dansk in Spruce \
Albert Blode, born in Clyve in Clyfland
William Jon, bom in Durbarowe in Seland dwelline at
Gerard Jurdanson, bom in Harlam V Bristol
Flour Clayson, born in Harlam in Holand
John Velar, bom in Bekham in Westfole
James Popson, bom in Durdright in Holand
Peter Subburgh, born in Myddelburgh, in the parts of Seland,
dwelling at Bray, co. Berks.
Albryght Gerard, bom in Harlen, Holand ) dwelling at
Bartholomew Jon, born in Outryght in Holand J Canterbury.
Hans Coltman, born in Ulme in Swaven, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Baker, bom in Kenote in Holand, dwelling at Asshe, co.
Kent.
J ..^^m..' -■ -!_»— - ■ ■ — »■*■ M «« ^^-^^i^^s-^^ I Ul
568 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
j^^gg Membrane 26 — cont.
John Andreweson, born in Tregous in Seland ^
dwelling at
Southampton.
dwelling at
Boston,
CO. Lincoln.
John Vanbrune, born in Leyen in Wesell in Cologne
Peter Fysshe, born in Serese in Holand
James Jonesson, born in Middelbnrgh in Seland
William James, bom in Leyen in Holand, dwelling at London.
Laurence John, born in Hamsterdon in Holand, dwelling at London.
John Bekeman, born in Sertegonbus in Brabant, dwelling at Acton.
John Van Busshe, born in Busshe in the parts of ^
Brabant
Bernard Richardson, * taillour,* born in Tele in
Gellerland
Feis Hugh of the town of Tregowe, born in Holand, dwelling at
Horsham.
John Porter, born in Shertogenbusshe in Brabant, dwelling at
Croweley, co. Sussex.
John Jonesson, bom in Amham in Gilderland ] dwelling at
Giles Nicolas, bom in Dergowe in Holand J Rouchestre.
John Kechebryght, born in Skonehove in Holand, dwelling at
Salisbury.
John Hans, born at Durdryght in Holand, dwelling at Bagenderby,
CO. Lincoln.
Simon Jamesson, born at Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Westbury.
MEMBRANE 25.
John Gaweger, born in the city of Rouen, dwelling at London.
Godfrey Fanderlove of Gowgh, born in the parts of Gilderland,
dwelling at London.
John Noke, born in Mastryght in Brabant, dwelling at Subhechyng-
ham, CO. Essex.
Walter Mise, born in Sighin in Brabant, dwelling at St. Osyth.
John Fosse, born in Seinrewd in Brabant, dweUing at Norwich.
John Williamson, born in Artikbusk in Brabant, dwelling at Domton.
Peter Clerk, *corveser,* born in Tirwen in the parts of Picardy,
dwelling at Sandwich.
Henry Abbottys, born in the town of Merlot in Brabant, dwelling at
Leyghtonblosard.
John Antony, born in the town of Andewerp in Brabant, dwelling
at Ryslep.
John Mylnere of Hethyn Tengreham, born in the bishopric of
Luke, dwelling at Toweceter.
Peter Antony, born in the town of Andewerp in Brabant, dwelling at
Woxbry gge.
John Vyne, born at Lovyn in Brabant, dwelling at Norwich.
Henry Been, born at Tene in Brabant, dwelling at Norwich.
Francis Asper, born in the town of Harwyn in Gelderland, dwelling
at Hasburgh.
Cornelius Hall of Halle, born in Henaud, dwelling at Lychebarowe.
William Syreson of Weryng, born in Holand, dwelling at Quene-
burgh.
Stephen Coy of Nyvile, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Toweceter.
John Van Hark, born in the town of Hark in Almain, dwelling at
Ipswich.
Andrew Wykes, born in Albon in Picardy, dwelling at Abbot tes
Langley, co. Hertford.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 669
1436.
Membrane 25 — cont.
Nicholas Johnson, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at London.
Edward Bokweld, born in Hetveson in Almain, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Swan, bom in Tugous in Seland, dwelling at Hertford.
John Merord, *webbe,' born in Herk in Luke, dwelling at Apoldre.
Nicholas Bolt, bom in the town of Dansk in Prussia, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Lambert Cleterman of Wyller, born in Almain, dwelling at Clopham.
Henry Lebreke, born in Herderwyke in Gylderland, dwelling at
Luton.
Walter Coke of Westryll, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Hengrave.
John Other, bom in Geale in Brabant, dwelling at Worde.
James Johnson, born in Durdraght in Holand, dwelling at London.
Gerard Spayn of Scoonhoma, clerk, born in Holand, dwelling at
Penshurst.
Henry Mayho of Mastright, born in Almain, dwelling at Wode-
brygge, co. Suffolk.
Godfrey Fauconer, born in Hogardon in Luke, dwelling at Framlyng-
ham, CO. Suffolk.
John Huhum of Mastryk, born in Brabant, dwelling at Tryng.
Tyke Rolf of Norwich, *taillour,' bon^in the parts of Mekelburgh.
Henry Lomysbreker, of Hardewyk, bom in Gylderland, dwelling at
Luton.
Leman Johnson of Suthwerk, ' harbour,* bom in the parts of Brabant.
Paul Famastryk of Maistryk, born in Brabant, dweUing at Tryng.
John Gyles, born in Lere in Brabant, dwelling at Luton.
Nicholas Johnson of Norwich, * smyth,' bom in the parts of Gildirland.
John Perys, bom in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Wodeham.
William Herryson of Hosdon, bom in Holand, dwelling at Harpeden.
Simon Peturson, born in Aeon in Almain, dwelling at Westminster.
John Vangouslour, born in Andewerpe in Brabant, dwelling at
Conyngham.
Philip Williamson of Goos, born in Seland, dwelling at Colchestre,
CO. Essex.
Roger Sype of Mastrygh, born in Brabant, dwelling at Aylesbury.
Henry Gowebynder, bom in Harke in the bishopric of Luke,
dwelling at Northampton.
John Golton of Tene, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Luton.
Henry Walege of Norwich, ' smyth,' bom in the parts of Almain.
Lambert Wowedegers of Heryntals, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
Twyford.
John Mynt of Hirldaus in Brabant, dwelling at Colchestre.
Walter Waterson of Bersold, bom in Gilderland, dwelling at
Colchestre.
Martin Peter, born in Alkemare in Holand, dwelling at St. Albans.
Clays Derykson of Norwich, < patenmaker,* bom in the parts of
Holand.
Gilbert Godfray, [bom] in Busshe, Brabant, dwelling at Fobbyng.
John de Fene of Lyen in Holand, dwelling at Luton.
Nicholas Goldsmyth of Byscoducis, born in Brabant, dwelling at
Abyndon.
Hehry Williamson of Leyn, born in Holand, dwelling at West
minster.
Dyryk Cristenson of Tergowe in Holand, dwelling at Colchestre.
Henry Holt of Eempton, bom in Almain, dwelling at Norhampton.
Hugh Domyk, bom in Megyn in Brabant, dwelling at Suthwerk.
^^^m^^t^^^^m^^^^^^m^m^^^inmmi^^^^^
670 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436
Memhrcme 25 — cont.
John Cok of Hatfeld Peverell, co. Essex, < husbondman/ born in
the town of Herk in the parts of Luka.
John Broun of Coggeshale, co. Essex, * wever,' born in the town
of Mastryk in Brabant.
Francis de Lare, born in Delfe in Holand, dwelling at Hammyll,
CO. Southampton.
Giles Matman, born in Felforth in Brabant, dwelling at Harlyngton.
John Beeston, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Norwych.
John de Brele, born in Brele in Seland, dwelling at Ipswich.
Martin de Leend, born in Antwerpe in Brabant, dwelling at Suth-
werk.
James Stoner of Dansk, born in Prussia, dwelling at Norwich.
Peter Swett of Dounham, co. Essex, ' taillour,' born in the parts of
Seland.
Peter Charles, born in Brabant, dwelling at Bedford.
Amald de Clos of Suthwerk, * purser,' born in the town of Brusset
{sic) in the parts of Brabant.
Laurence Peturson, born in the town of Botherdame in the parts of
Holand.
Arnald Peti^rson of Durdraght in Holand, dwelling at Westminster.
Deryke Clam of Delphe, born in Holand, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Walter Swannesley, [born] in Luwe in Brabant, dwelling at Hilton.
Gerard Michell, born in the town of Gowe in Holand, dwelling at
London.
John Maynardyn, born in the town of Durdraght in Holand,
dwelling at Coggeshale.
James Symond, born in Flardyng in Holand, dwelling at Fakenham.
John Smyth of Tele, born in Gylderland, dwelling at Fakenham.
Henry Smyth, born in the town of Andewerp in Brabant, dwelling
at Suthwerk.
John Coghtes, born in Cologne in Almain, dwelling at Horsham.
Peter Fedrikson of Enkhuse, born in Holand, dwelling at Bishop's
Lenn.
Meynerd Peterson, born in Harlan in Holand, dwelling at Bishop's
Lenn.
Henry Milner of Andewerp, born in Brabant, dwelling at Bishop's
Lenn.
William Vandepar of Brusell, born in Brabant, dwelling at Bishop's
Lenn.
Herman van Dertmond, born in Monstre in the parts of Almain,
dwelling at London.
Antony Mone, born in Cyrekse in Zeland, dwelling at Abjmdon.
John Henryson of Campon, born in the bishopric of Utright,
dwelling at Bishop's Lenn.
John Conurathe, born in the town of Itegaun in Brabant, dwelling
at Ucton in the march of Wales.
Laurence Organmaker of Nymmagen, born in Gilderland, dwelling
at London.
Hans Leveman of Maghlyn, born in Brabant, dwelling at Wesenden.
John Alyn of Horme, born in Holand, dwelling at Huntyngdon.
James Florens of Edam, born in Holand, dweHing at Ippesweche.
Gilbert Heved, born in Grave in Gelderland, dwelling at Ippesweche.
James Peterson, born in ' Berwe uppon Some ' in Brabant, dwelling
at Oxford.
Mark Wolmar of Hamburgh, born in Saxony, dwelling at Norwich.
14 HENRY VL— Part 2. 571
243g Membrane 25 — conU
William George of Kempen, bom in Cologne, dwelling at Wysenden.
William James, born«in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Stokbury.
James Gerard, born in Beregen in Holand, dwelling at ^ Stanford in
the Hope/
Tyse Rode of Syghyn, born in Brabant, dwelling at Elstowe.
Peter van Howe of Maghlyn, born in Brabant, dwelling at Amtyll.
Francis Morffote of Conduke, born in Brabant, dwelling at Capell.
James Borewaldson of Skedam, bom in Holand, dwelling at Amtyll.
John Vanlee, bom at Brucell in Brabant, dwelling at Norwich.
John Brand of Serikse, born in Seland, dwelling at Amtyll.
The following six, all dwelling at Wynchestre : —
Arnold Hert, born in the town of * Arenam on Gylderland.'
Richard Gerardson of Utryght, born in Holand.
Gerard Arnoldson, [born] in the town of Wercom in Holand.
W^alter Cotoun, born in the town of Pytte in Brabant.
Heiric Romyn, born in the town of Romyn in Gylderland.
Edward Godfray, born in the town of Dynant in the bishopric of
Luke.
Seyger de Buyse, bom in the town of Bereflete in Seland, dwelling at
Southampton.
Peter Petyrson, born in Hamond in Brabant, dwelling at Wynchestre,
John Skole, bom in Dertmonde in Westvale, dwelling at Wynchestre.
John Williamson, [born] in the town of Worecome in Holand,
dwelling at Wynchestre.
Nicholas Robyn, bom in Gerecome in Holand, dwelling at
Wjnichestre.
Severyn Williamson of Worecome, bom in Holand, dwelling at
Wynchestre.
Amald Cole of Suthwerk, ' goldsmyth,' born in the duchy of Cleve
in Almain.
John Toll, bom in the town of Hagh in the parts of Holand, <gold-
smyth,' dwelling at Norwich.
Adrian Michael, bom in the town of Roderham in Holand, dwelling
at Dunstaple.
Nicholas Oke, born in Altemere in Holand, dwelling at Wynchestre.
John de Bee of Sertanbusk, born in Brabant, dwelling at Berstaple.
Geoffrey Taillour of Brusill, born in Brabant, dwelling at
Ludgarsale.
Gerard Faupace of Dyste, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Salesbury.
Hermann Remme, born in Mynstre in Westvale, dwelling at
Ludgarsale.
John Fandestall, born in Herentallys in Brabant, dwelling at
Berstaple.
Henry Grabawe, bom in Westmere in Estland, dwelling at Bedwyn,
CO. Wilts.
Hermann Bonay, born in Codebry in Almain, dwelling at Bedwyn.
William Marchaunt of Thorp, < taillour,' bom in the parts of
Brabant.
MEMBRANE 24.
Michael Enstrewe, born in Lubyck, dwelling at London.
John Danyell, born in Oldewater in Holand, dwelling at Wierton.
John Baldewyn, born in Syresey in Seland, dwelling at Wydehome,
CO. Norfolk.
572 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membrane 24 — cont»
John Swan, bom in Breme in Estland, as above.
Peter Jonesson, bom in Hampstede, dwelling in Hallesford, co.
Suffolk.
Miles Gerardeson, bom in Harleham in Holand, dwelling at Halles-
ford, &c.
Matthew Monk, bom in Hasselt in Luke, dwelling at Eydon.
Derrik Couper, bom in Hambergh in Estland, dwelling at Covehide.
Derrik Symondson, bom in Delf in Holand, dwelling in Hallesford,
CO. Suffolk.
John Baker, born in Bomeswale in Seland, dwelling at Snape.
John Bray, born in Levyn in Brabant, dwelling at Chesthunt.
John Gerard, born in Heymonde in Gilderland, dwelling at Storteford.
Peter Vandewert of Lire, born in Brabant, dwelling at Blybourgh,
CO. Suffolk.
John Eempston of Hampstede, bom in Seland, dwelling at Stutton,
CO. Suffolk.
Matthew Johnsone of Leyen, born in Holond, dwelling at Bisshop
Hadham, co. Hereford («>).
William Bayle, weaver, of Seeintrowe, born in the territory of the
bishop of Luyk, dwelling at Nedeham Market, co. Suffolk.
Martin Lambard, born in Gortom in Holand, dwelling at Blybourgh,
CO. Suffolk.
Bichard Dese, born in Alblassh in Holand, dwelling at Saxmondham,
CO. Suffolk.
John Jose, smith, of Lovene, born in Brabant, dwelling at
Covehithe, co. Suffolk.
John Bartson, born in Alpmare in Holond, dwelling at Holton, co.
Suffolk.
Hugh Vandewert, weaver, of Wert, bom in the territory of the
bishop of Luyk, dwelling at Beneacre, co. Suffolk.
Henry Wolbrandeson, 'couper,* of Skagen, bom in Holond,
dwelling at Lewystoft, co. Suffolk.
Simon Wolbrandeson, * cordewaner,' as above.
John Gerard, *webster,' of Aeon, born in Almain, dwelling at
Lewystoft.
John Nicolasson, < taillour,' of Sartangbusse, born in Brabant,
dwelling at Somerleton, co. Suffolk.
Peter Huson, bom in the town of ' la Brele * in Zeland, dwelling at
Southampton.
John Marscat, bom in the town of Makill in Brabant, dwelling at
Stratbrook.
John Swolle, the elder, bom in the town of Teyll in Brabant,
dwelling at Great Jernemuth.
John Vannesbrook, born in Seyntroyd in Luke, dwelling at Bomeney
Mersshe, co. Kent.
John Maustrik, born in Almain, dwelling at Matsale.
James Alard, bom in Sirese in Holand, dwelling at Bomeney Mersshe,
CO. Kent.
Peter Florencesone, bom in Leyen in Holond, dwelling, &q.
John Sewale of Dyst, born in Brabant, dwelling at Wendeover, co.
Buckingham.
Hugh Bowyer of Amsterdam, bom in Holand, dwelling at
Plymmouth.
Bichard Baulenson, < cordewaner,* of Leyword, bom in Estfriseland,
dwelling at Lewistof t.
14 HENKY VL— Part 2. 578
24 3 Q Membrane 24 — conU
John Treke, * taillour,' of Owekirke, born in Gilderland, dwelling at
Lewistoft.
Henry Johnson, ^skynner/ of Harlam, born in Holand, dwelling
at Lewystoft.
John Godfray of Tregoude, born in Holond, dwelling at West-
minster, CO. Middlesex.
Arnald Martyn, born in Durdright in Holand, dwelling at Kessyng-
land, CO. Suffolk.
Tymon Gysebrokson, born in Utright in the bishopric of Utright,
dwelling at Snyterle, co. Norfolk.
George Gerardson, born in Lony in Almain, dwelling at Snyterle.
John Simon, bom in Medulburgh in Seland, dwelling at St. Mary's
Crey, co. Kent.
Albert son of Henry, born in Campis in the bishopric of Ughtright^
dwelling at Fodrynghay, co. Northampton.
William Symmeson of Syrykse, born in Seland, dwelling at
Messynden.
Ribo Philippi, born in Holand, dwelling at Fodrynghay.
Simon Antony, born in Fleremere in Luke, dwelling at Watlyngton.
Peter Walpole, bom in Bria in Brabant, &c. as above.
John Arnold, born in Emkerk in Holand, dwelling at Elmested.
John Bussh, bom in Engyne in Hennald, dwelling at Colchestre.
Peter van Bomayn, bom in Romyn in Gilderland, dwelling at
Hobe.
James van Bugenom, born in Hemyn in Gilderland, dwelling at
Hughburgh.
John Stroute, born in Toron in Gilderland, dwelling at Wodehamferes.
James Taillour, born in Skydham in Holand, dwelling at Stalum.
Arnald Jacobson, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Great
Jememouth.
William Philypson, bom in Skydeham in Holand, dwelling at
Norwich.
Giles van Berkeham, bom in Bruselle in Brabant, dwelling at
Norwich.
Henry Johnson, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Great
Jernemouth.
Henry Bussh, born in the town of Bussh in Brabant, dwelling at
Ipswich.
John Couper, bom in Mauglyn, &c, as above.
Philip Ardson, born in Kisburgh in Holand, dwelling at London.
Gerard Jacobisson of Delf, born in Holand, dwelling at Plymmouth.
John Caam of Seynt Martynys Dyk in Seland, &c.
John Harryson of Wart, born in Girdirland, dwelling in Execetre.
Amald Avson of Tousnek, bom in Frisland, &c.
John Johnnisson of Nerlandun, born in Brabant, &c.
Andrew Fulman of Nem, bom in Westvale, dwelling at Salisbury.
Ewet Hoke of Sevenbargh, bom in Holand, dwelling at London.
Adrian Adrianson of Serykse, born in the parts of Seland, dwelling
at Brandon Ferye, co. Suffolk.
Gilbert van Feld, born in the bishopric of Utright, dwelling at
Bome.
Warin van Upfeld, born in Botordame in Holand, dwelling at
Bromeley, co. Kent.
Walter Brere, bom in Tene in Brabant, dwelling at Aldeby, co.
Norfolk.
:_-r - .j:- I, . — ^ ^, ■— ^■— "i^^^^cggg^p^iqe^^^^^ff^i^g^B^B^^Tr^^By^i^^p
574 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
]^Qg Meifibrane 24 — cont,
Andrew Glaas, born at Button in Holand, dwelling at Aldeby, co.
Norfolk.
Tylman Bysshop, born in the town of Mastryk in the bishopric of
Luke, * wever,' dwelling at Maldon, co. Essex.
Henry Godfrey, born in the parts of Brabant, dwelling at Enefeld.
Henry Bussh of Hertynbussh, born in Brabant, dwelling at Welby.
John Hughson, born in Neuland in Seland, dwelling at Langeley.
John Bruell, born in Brysell in Brabant, dwelling in England.
William Johnson, born in the town of Bryell in Seland, dwelling at
Blakeney, co. Norfolk.
Reginald Johnson, born in the town of Sirezse in Seland, dwelling at
Blakeney.
William Wright of Lubek, born in Almain, dwelling at Wyset, co.
Suffolk.
Walter Fleccher, born in the parts of Holand, dwelling at Shaldeford,
CO. Surrey.
Henry Gerard of Shedam, bom in Holand, dwelling at Ludlondburgh.
Nicholas Joys of Dordreight, born in Holand, dwelling at Sudbury.
Broun Godfreyson, bom in Almain, dwelling at Tatyngston.
Antony Rylond, bom in Almain.
Godfrey Tylmanson, born at Gorkem in Holand, dwelling at London.
John Rem, born in Everyswynkyl in the parts of West vale, dwelling
at Ludcreshale, co. Wilts.
John Bernard, born in Mynstre in the parts of Westvale, dwelling at
Ludcreshale.
Bernard Rem, born in Everyswynkyl, dwelling at Ludcreshale.
John Bloc, chaplain, born in Delft in the parts of Holand, dwelling
at Wulfale, co. Wilts.
Geoffrey Pencaky, bom in Nynmagyn in Gilderland, dwelling at
London.
John Skunbek, bom in Cunnesbury, dwelling at Ramsey.
Florence Gerardson, born in Wassener in Holand, dwelling at
Kessynglond, co. Suffolk.
Thomas Redeheryng, born in Akun, dwelling at Maidston, co. Kent.
Henry Teyemaister, born in the town of Suter in Giltherland,
dwelling at Reydon.
Bruno Woryng, born in the city of Cologne, dwelling at Glastonbury,
CO. Somerset.
Henry Yanhennys, born in the town of Andewerp in Brabant,
dwelling at Ipswich.
Ghilbrand Williemson, born in the town of Landyk, dwelling at
Ipswich.
Clement de Baron, born in the town of Utryght, dwelling at London.
Giles Huwe, born in Duffyll in Brabant, dwelling at Okhill.
John Eme, born in the town of Middelburgh in Seland, dwelling at
Ipswich.
Michael Fleke, born in the town of Remerswell in Seland, dwelling
at Hensted.
Peter Baker, born in Aeon in Almain, dwelling at Hilkynsale.
Wymund le Seerge, born in Maistright in Brabant, dwelling in Okill.
William van Gystyll, born in Dyst in Brabant, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Godescalf van dere Mere, bom in the town of Wesyll in Clyveland,
dwelling at W^estminster.
Peter Rosetre, born in the town of Bruce in Brabant, dwelling at
Bryncheley, co. Kent.
14 HENEY VI.— Part 2. 675
T j^Qg Membrane 24 — cont,
Isbrand Nicholasson, boru in Holaud, dwelling at Edmanton.
Thomas Andrewe, born in Harleham in Holand, dwelling at London.
Thomas Byle, born in Bree in Lodyk, dwelling at Ware.
Nicholas Belyngknyght, born in the town of Goretrike in Prussia,
dwelling at Ye veil.
John Jamesson, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Wysbych,
CO. Cambridge.
Simon Derrikson, born in Weryng in Holand, dwelling at Jernemuth.
Roger Petirson, born in Home in Holand, dwelling at Jernemuth.
Richard Gylbertson, bom in Leyen in Holand, dwelling at Mayden-
hethe.
Wassell Roustyng, born at Calker in Cleve, dwelling at Swafham.
Henry Amyle of Helmond, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Hethyngham
Castell.
William Gerard of Amsterdame, born in Holand, dwelling at
Wroteham.
MEMBRANE 23.
Thomas Mayer, born in Bricquebec (m villa Sancti Michaelis de
Bt^gbroke) in Normandy, dwelling at London.
Henry Postere, born in Straweburgh in Argentyne, dwelling at Olney.
Godfrey Sandeford, born in the town of Maghelyn in Brabant,
dwelling at Bysshophatefeld, co. Hertford.
Gerard Peturson, born in Heweklyn in Holand, dwelling at
St. Albans.
Diedrich Belt, born in the town of Swolle in Duchelond, dwelling at
St. Albans.
John Deteley of Dansky, born in Pmssia, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Bon, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Great Jerne-
mouth, CO. Norfolk.
Deryk Donson, born in Brele in Seland, dwelling at Great Jerne-
mouth.
Paul Williamson, born in Skedam in Holand, dwelling at Great
Jernemouth.
John Verle, bom in Boleyngrace in Lombardy, dwelling at Pritewell.
Giles Symmesson, born in Hamsterdam in Holand, dwelling at
Multon, CO. Lincoln.
John Marskyn of MoUe, born in Brabant, dwelling at Esthill.
John Fauconere, born in the town of Castre in Brabant, dwelling at
Herewode, oo. Devon.
Conrad Tap, born in the town of Hamyll in Saxony, dwelling at
Plymmouth.
Henry Jonysson, bom in the town of Breda in Brabant, dwelling at
Plymmouth.
John Frese, bom in the town of Weryng in Westfreselond, dwelling
at Plymmouth.
William Derykson, born in Hawe in Holand, dwelling at London.
Godfrey de Orsmale, chaplain, bom in Louvain in Brabant, dwelling
at Michelmaresse.
John Remener, born in Conebus in Almain
Christopher Hanse, born in Seynt Fyth in Bayr I awellinff at Exeter
Hermann van Gesyk, born in Lypp in Westwale ' ®
Henry Goldsmyth, born in Cirice in Seland
576 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
-i^og Membrane 28 — cont,
Richard Bygyng, born in Mons in Henaud, dwelling at Alaford.
Henry Drake, bom in Andewarp in Brabant, dwelling at Wyndesore.
Peter Conper, born in Middeburgh in Seland, dwelling at Wyndesore.
Alard Clays, born in Hamestey in Seland, dwelling at Wyndesore.
Deryk Stacyn, born in Brucelya in Brabant, dwelling at Maldon.
William Pers, born in Issilstayne in Holand, dwelling at Smale-
hithe, CO. Kent.
Godfrey Godfreysone, born in Nymmege in Gildirlond, &c. as
above.
John Hanesdekyr, bom in Cologne in Almain, dwelling at Stone-
house.
Leonard Isak, bom in the town of Bryan in Brabant, dwelling at
Dornom.
Cornelius Cole, bom in the town of * Barwen uppon the Sonde * in
Brabant, dwelling at Melys.
Peter Eempe, bom in the town of Lyre in Brabant, dwelling at
Debenham.
Stephen Blounsteyn of Upryght, bom in Almain, dwelling at Cam-
bridge.
William Harrison, born in Dirvaie in the parts of Clam van Beron,
dwelling at Lanwade.
Henry Hamond, bom in Hamond in Almain, dwelling at Bristol.
Henry Forwerk, bom in Dortmond in Almain, dwelling at Thorp-
hithe.
William Reynold of Barlade, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Thorp-
hithe.
John Golson, born in Elemete in Seland, dwelling at Thorphithe.
Hugh Laurence, born in Brele in Seland, dwelling at Sosewell, co.
Suffolk.
Gerard Vanhowe, bom in Lo in Luke in Almain, dwelling at Ipswich,
00. Suffolk.
James Bonem of Baronsam, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Col-
chestre.
John Brook, born in the town of Mastright in Lubyk, dwelling at
Bungey.
Reginald Bussheman of Akon, born in the parts of Almain, dwelling
at March, co. Cambridge.
Gervase Notkyn, bom in Lewe in Brabant, dwelling at Amotesham.
John Stone, born in the town of Bmshill in Brabant, dwelling at
Wynchelse.
John van Bergh, bom in Filford in Brabant, dwelling at Amotesham,
CO. Buckingham.
John Vanuttricioum, bom in the town of Vanuttricioum in Holand,
dwelling at Crukern.
Henry Solbek, bom in the town of Dorpmonde in the parts of
Westevale, dwelling at Axebrigge.
Lambert James, bom in the town of Middelburgh in Seland,
dwelling in Axebrigge.
John Melys, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Skulton, co.
Norfolk.
John Frank, born in Dyst in Brabant, as above.
Edward Byget, born at Marcelly in Picardy, dwelling at Feyreford, co.
Gloucester.
James Johnson, born in the parts of Seland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Loten, 'goldsmyth,* bom in the parts of Brabant, &o.
14 HENRY VI.--PART 2. 677
1436.
Membrane 28 — conU
BaBtya van dan Brayn, * haberdaMhar/ bom in the parts of Brabant,
dwelling at Suthwerk, co* Surrey.
John Dangell, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelliag at Lincoln.
Henry Braile of Lyre, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Walkeme,
CO. Hertford.
Henry Williamson of Leyn, bom in Holand, dwelling at West-
minster.
Simon Petirson of Aeon, bom in Almain, dwelling at Westminster.
Nicholas Dowelond of Dowelond, born in Seland, dwelling at
London.
Oerard Williamson, bom in Emkirk in Holand, dwelling at
London.
William van Gystyll, bom in Dyst in Brabant, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Meyles, born in the parts of Brabant, dwelling at Yevelchestre,
CO. Somerset.
Peter Barthelmewesson, bom in the town of Leighen in Holand,
dwelling at Paston.
Walter Lukesson, bom in the town of Egmonda in Holand, dwelling
at Paston.
Nicholas Hubertesson, bom in the town of Nymmag[in] inGildeland,
dwelling at Paston.
Matthew Gyles, bom in Middelborgh in Seland, dwelling at
BoUesby.
Henry yan Putesen, bom in Durdraght in Holand, dwelling at Great
Jememuth.
Thomas Hermanson, bom in Gorecome in Holand, dwelling at
Bristol.
Nicholas Gyles, bom in Middelborgh in Seland, dwelling at Bollesby.
Isbrand Jonesson, bom in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Great
Yememuth. ,
Henry yan Pate the younger, bom in Durdright in Holand, dwelling
at Great Jememuth.
James de Akon of Almain, ' wever,* dwelling at Wodestoke.
John Antony of Hurst, born in Gildediand, dwelling at Eidlyngton.
John Wauterson, bom in Delfe in Holand, dwelling at Yermouth.
William de Blythe, bom in the town of Sony in Henaud, dwelling
at Bungey.
John Ook, bom in the town of Halverstat in Almain, dwelling at
Brentwode.
Nicholas Herryes, bom in the town of Goos in Seland, dwelling at
Massyngham, co. Norfolk.
Henry Scholemaister, bom in Tenon in Brabant, dwelling at
Missenden.
Hans Taillour of Merebek, bom in Brabant, dwelling in Bircetre,
CO. Oxford.
Henry Poule of Lixte, &c. as above.
Alan Baker of Maghleyn, &c.
Gerard Bartoun of Leyden in Holand, &c.
Gerard Braban of Leolen in Brabant, &c.
John Cariour of Sourde in Estland, &c.
Walter Martyn of Ghele in Brabant, &c.
Matthew Can, bom in Mastryght in Brabant, dwelling at Frethorp.
Nicholas Bakkere, bom at Maystery in Brabant, dwelling at Fordbam,
00. Cambridge.
John Bakkere, bom in Loven in Brabant, dweUiDg at Snaylewelli
CO. Cambridge.
94881 a o
578 CALENDAB OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membrane 28 — cont,
John Lambertson of Tregowe, born in Holand, dwelling at Dorkyng,
CO. Surrey.
Peter Hayterman, bom in the town of Alyst in Luke, dwelling at
Harleston«
James Notynghale, born in the town of Valensyn in Henaud, dwelling
at Pulham.
John Bloumarty bom in the town of Dyst in Brabant, dwelling at
Hempton.
Richard Herryesson, born in the town of Leyen in Holand, dwelling
at Harleston.
Simon Bace, bom in Nymmagon in Gilderland, dwelling at Henle
upon Thames.
Diryk de Bee of Tilburgh, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Hengham
at the Castle, co. Essex.
Amulph de Wayn, born in Hoklam, dwelling at Boston, co. Lincoln.
John van Dobben, born in Tyrgowe in Holand, kc.
John Peresson, bom in Leere in Brabant, &c.
William * of Forthe,' bom in Gale in Brabant, &c.
John ' of Forthe,' bora in Gale, &c.
Gerard Brabonder, bom in Houtstrat in Brabant, dwelling at
Ware.
Henry Dese, bom in Hark in Landsuke, dwelling at Wakeryng,
CO. Essex.
Peter Henryk, bom in Holand, dwelling at Buthwerk, co. Surrey.
Peter van Bullyngbeke, bom in Brussell in Brabant, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Edward Lucas of Westersubburgh, bom in Seland, dwelling at
Bykelys.
Godfrey Gos, bom in Bety in Brabant, dwelling at Torkeseye, co.
Lincoln. ,
Wirmoldus Boldyn, bom in Leyen in Holand, dwelling at Eye.
William Boldyn, born in Leyen, as above.
William Gerrardson, bom in Gaynesburgh in Holand, dwelling at
Eirketon in Holand, co. Lincoln.
James Johnson, as above.
BaiHram Waterson, bom in Sassaun in Holland, dwelling in
Lincoln.
Walter Henrik, born in Balyn in Brabant, dwelling at Goldangre.
William Ducheman, bom in Cleve in Almain, dwelling at Norwich.
William de Mountford, bom in Mountford in the bishopric of
Utright, dwelling at Norwich.
Peter Gromsze, born in Bernghan in Almain, dwelling at London.
James Johnson, born in Bryle in Seland, dwelling at London.
Geo&ey Ovyrman, bom in the bishopric of Colyn, dwelling at
London.
James Harbertson, bom in Sconnehoven in Holand, dwelling at
London.
Elias Yhan Grymtym, bom in Bils in Fluke, dwelling at the parish
of St. Clement Danes without the bar of the Old Temple, London.
Nicholas Petirson, born in Tregole in Holand, as above.
John Burdeux, bom in Middylburgh in Seland, dwelling at Totten-
ham.
Isbrand Bayerson, born in Herlam in Holand, dwelling at Tottenham.
Peter Denson, bom in Tregose in Seland, dwelling at Tottenham.
James Waryn, bom in Meghelyn in Flanders, dwelling at Okam.
14 HENRY VL— Part 2. 579
dwelling at Great
Jememouth.
143Q . MEMBRANE 22
Richard Dederyk, bom in Holand, dwelling at Brokes.
Richard Petresson, bom in the town of Bryle in Seland, dwelling at
Great Jememouth.
Peter Williamson , bom in the town of Delf in Holand, as above.
John Dryver, born in the town of Makelyn in Brabant, as above.
Michael Gelesson, born 'in the town of Andewerp
in Brabant
Andrew Johnson, bom in the town of ' Ameres-
ford on Utryght *
Martin Fretherykson, bom in the town of Alke-
mare in Holand
Isbrand Gerardson, bom in the town of Alkemar in Holand, dwelling
at Bnmham, co. Essex.
John Vanderbrogon, bom in Remowene in Gilderlond, dwelling at
Robertebrigge.
Peter Masike, born in Masike in Luke, dwelling at Brastede.
Derik Laurence, bom in Alkmer in Holand, dwelling at Meyntre.
Henry Bolys, born in Gyle in Brabant, dwelling at Est Walton.
William Fallake, bom in Bmcell in Brabant, dwelling at Westacre.
Richard Skelton of Tovy in Holand, by birth, dwelling at Writyll,
CO. Essex.
John Eyng, bom in the city of Polbum in Westhale, dwelling at
Hertford.
Gilbert Mondon ' uppon the Beght,' bom in Holand, dwelling at
London.
William Garardson, bom in the town of Alkemer in Holand, dwelling
at London.
Peter Amoldson, bom in the town of Prymerend in Holand, dwelling
at London.
Thomas de Golayn, bom in the city of Colayn, dwelling at London.
Donde Fitz William, born in the town of Prymerend in Holand,
dwelling at London.
Richard Cleve, bom in the town of Cleve in Almain, dwelling at
Chelrev.
John Luk, born in Hasshelete in Almain, dwelling at Fulham.
William Gerardson, born in Coleyn in Almain, dwelling at London.
Roger Counterson, born in Hethyngtonger in Luke, dwelling at
London.
John Lake of Durdraght, born in Holand, dwelling at Shirboume.
Walter Strete, bom in Dendervynek in Brahknt, dwelling at
Dertemuth.
John White, of Danske, bom in Spruce, dwelling at Feversham,
CO. Kent.
John Mentill, bom in the town of Medilburgh in Seland, dwelling at
Oxeburgh.
John Yonge, bom in Holand, dwelling at Westminster.
John Isbrand, of Harlom, bom in Holand, dwelling at Westminster.
Gerard Jonson, bom in Harlom in Holand, dwelling at Westminster.
Simon Southfote, bom in Holand, dwelling at Northflete.
Deric Isbrand, born at Scorle in Holand, dwelling at Totyugton.
Peter van Folden, bom in Duseburgh in Cleveland, dwelling at
Westminster.
John Petirson, 'berebmer,* bom in Leydyn in Holand, dwelling at
Scarburgh.
John Lambard, bom ip Alkemar in Holand, dwelling at Lyccham.
560 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membrane 22 — cowt.
JameB Oapell, 'wever,' bom in Hftmpftede in Seland, dwelling at
Hikkelyng, co. Norfolk.
John Wavyr, 'wever,' bom in Wavyr in Brabant, dwelling at
Hikkelyng.
Gerard van Nuble, < conper/ bom in Ourkeham in Holand, dwelling
at Hikkelyng.
George Wybneson, born in Geele in Brabant, dwelling at Leyoestre.
John Dirik, < bernere,' bom in Holand, dwelling at London.
John de Fryse, 'goldsmyth/ bom in the parts of Fryseland, dwelling
at Buthwerk.
Richard Rose, ' hosyer/ born in Markaya by Hainault, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
James Henrike, bom in the town oi Uterych in the bishopric of
Uteryoh, dwelling at Westminster.
Everard Wryght, born in Luke in the bishopric of Luke, dwelling at
Stropshawe, co. Norfolk.
Gerard Jonson of Newmbus, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Stropshawe.
Henry Gardener, bom in Dyste in Brabant, dwelling at Quenesborgh,
CO. Leicester.
Nicholas Herryson, bom in Durdraght in Holand, dwelling at
Leyoestre.
Giles Vansapre, bom in the town of Lumyn in the bishopric of Luke,
dwelling at Braynford.
Peter Vanbusshe, bom in the town of Brasell in Brabant, &c.
Hermann Werwolf, born in Aconbourgh in Aimain, dwelling at the
parish of St. Clement Danes withont the bar of the New Temple,
London.
John Petirson, bom in tiie town of Seyntrowea in the bishopric of
Luke, dwelling at Golchestre.
Richard Reynaldson, horn at Nymey in the parts of Gilderland,
dwelling at Lond(A.
Rumbald Celison, bom in the town of Oertyngbussh in Brabant,
dwelling at London.
John Fegge, bom in Lyre in Brabant, dwelling at Checomdalby.
Nicholas Broun, born in Aken in Aimain, dwelling at Neuport
Paynell.
Hans Vans, bom in Spier in Ducheland, dwelling at London.
John Potter of Andewerp, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Hedyngham,
CO. Essex.
John Brand, of Skydham in Holand, dwelling in Yengrauf, co. Essex.
Alwin Melyeson of Goowe, born in Holand, dwelling at Yengrauf.
Deryk Melysson of Goowe, bom in Holand, dwelling at Westthorn-
to«i, CO. Essex.
John Eelderman of Filf(»d, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Yengrauf.
Herman Raymond, of Ck^ogne, bom in Alniain» dwelling at Yengrauf.
Giles Forharkyn of Tene, bom in Brabant, dwelling at West-
thomton, co. Essex.
Amdd Fanwedon of Nemeke, bom in Gueldre8> dwelling at London.
Denis Fallewne of Dyst, bom in Bnafaaaiy dialling at Dounham,
CO. Essex.
John Orryk of Lyre, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Dounham.
Reginald Spegilman of Seynt Royn, bom in Aimain, dwelling at
Beklys.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. Ml
243Q Membrane 22 — cont.
Henry de Beem, born in Hartalles in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Sibrand Johnson, born in Parmarene in Holand, dwelling at London.
Simon Biohardesaon, bom in the town of Harlam in Holand, dwelling
at Suthwerk.
Amald Peterson, born in the town of Harlam in Holand, dwelling at
South Charteford.
John Boye of Skedam, bom in Holand, dwelling at Ampthill.
John Sciedam, bom in Holand, dwelling at Bury St. Edmunds.
Gerard Weetfalyng, bom in the town of Corsfdd in Westfalyng,
dwelling at Sou&werk.
Lambert Brewer, bora in Curyngton of Lanesfluke, dwelling at
Berkyng.
Nicholas 6ye, bom in Delf in Holand, dwelling at Dertemouth.
Hermann Jonson, bom in Waspyk in Holand, dwelling at London.
Godfrey Closkyn of Wesell, bom in Almain, dwelling at Suthwerk.
John Lowenesse, bom in the town of Cirice in Seland, dwelling at
Carleton Colvyle.
John Martyn, born in Weryng in Holand, dwelling at the parish of
St. Clement Danes.
John Way, bom in Mouns in Hennaud, dwelling at the parish of
St. Leonard's, Shordyche.
Lewis de Levyn, bom in Tenon in Brabant, as above.
Richard Petirson, bom in Layen in Holand, dwelling at Eyngeston
upon Thames.
Joyce Pleere, bom in the town of Aken in Almain, dwelling at the
parish of St. Martin by Gharyngcrosse.
John de Wyn, bom in Leven in Brabant, dwelling at Estgrenewych,
eo. Kent.
Henry Cok of Mered, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Estgrenewych.
John Everson, bom in Nymmege in Gylderland, dwelling at
Tottenham.
Cornelius Henryson, born in Sandewyk in Seland, dwelling at
Tottenham.
Henry Henryson, as above.
William Blys^e, bom in Sentrye in Brabant, dwelling at Thistylworth.
Heraoann Hermanson, bom in Vyanen in the bishopric of Utright,
dwelling at Norwich.
Hernald Johnson, bom in Dutright in Holand, dwelling at Norwich.
Gerard Gybbe, born in Alkemere in Holand, dweUing at Wederyngsete.
John Hamaldson, born in Delphe in Holand, dwelling at Norwich.
John Bowyn, bom in Andwarp in Brabant, dwelling at Norwich.
Joyce Southyng, bom in Myghille in Brabant, dwelling at Exeter.
Gerard Gerardson, bom in Bretha in Brabant, dwelling at Horsham
St. Faith.
John Johnson, bom in Dutright in Holand, dwelling at Ipswich.
Elias van Hoaton, bom in Utright in the bishopric of Utright,
dwelling at Norwich.
John Bowet, bom in Brysle in Brabant, dwelling at Downham
Market, co. Norfolk.
Paol van de Medwe, bom in Andwarp in Brabant, dwelling at
Outwell, CO. Norfolk.
Bartholomew Miller, bom in Lewe in Brabant, dwelling at Shuldham,
CO. Norfolk.
John RewekaUi bom in Golognoi in Almain, dwelling at Fyncham,
00. Norfolk,
^82 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
J^gg Membrane 22 — emit,
John Bowet, born in Utright in the bishopric of Utright, dwelling
at Stokefery, co. Norfolk.
John Hukke, bom in Lovenn in Brabant, dwelling at Fyncham,
CO. Norfolk.
John Leys, born in Herentall in Brabant, dwelling at Shuldham, co.
Norfolk.
John Howe, bom in Duffle in Brabant, dwelling at Mileham, co.
Norfolk.
John Rowelonde, bom in Skedam in Holand, dwelling at Wellys.
James Petyrson, bom in Alkemere in Holand, dwelling at London.
Nicbolos HawicBon, bom in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at London.
Martin Patynmaker, born in Andewerp in Brabant, dwelling at
Norwich.
Lambert Fynke, born in Durdryght in Holand, dwelling at London.
Nicholas Gorver, bom at Mastright in the bishopric of Ladyk,
dwelling at London.
Henry Elyson, < cordewayner,' bom of Wormerhospun in Holand,
dwelling at London.
Gysbright Jacobson of Harlam, born in Holand, dwelling at Bristol.
Godfrey Richardson, born in Ansterdom in Holand, dwelling at
Kynerton.
John van Utright, bom in Holand, dwelling at St. Osyth, co. Essex.
Hugh Pallyng, born in Neflond, dwelling at Wesenham, co. Norfolk.
MEMBRANE 21.
Simon Rook, bom in the town of Gilder in Gilderland, dwelling at
Stonystratford.
John Strik of Parke, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Westbordon,
CO. Essex.
John Oxe of Bele, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Westthomdon,
CO. Essex.
Nicholas ' the Grote ' of Crewenyng, bom in Seland, as above.
Henry Mersman of Waltrip, born in Westvale, as above.
Henry Wen bred, born in Vimewe in Westvale, as above.
Nicholas Bouse, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Ley upon
Manydepe, co. Somerset.
William Smyth, born in Sertenbous in Brabant, dwelling at Metfeld,
CO. Somerset.
William Butte of Cloton, bom in Seland, dwelling at Norwich.
Hugh Ooupere of Zirixce, bom in Seland, dwelling at Donwich,
CO. Suffolk.
Hermann Taillonr of Sutfen, born in Gelderlond, dwelling at
Donwych.
Richkrd Shomaker of Delf , born in Holand, dwelling at Donwych.
Richard Mason of Welde, born in Brabant, as above.
Peter Skynner of Tien, bom in Brabant, as above.
Gerard Gerardson, bom in Sirikse in Seland, dwelling at Norwich.
Arnald Bollard, born in Sevynbrigun in Holand, dwelling at Norwich.
John Hans, born in Durdright in Holand, dwelling at Bagenderby,
CO. Lincoln.
Peter Symondson, bom at Delf in Holand, dwelling at Gorleston.
Adrian Couper, born in Gerflete in Holand, dwelling at Walberwyke.
Frank Hose, born at Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Rye.
Lambert Fynk, born in Dudryght in Holand, dwelling at London.
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 688
1436.
Membrane 21 — cont,
Gilbert Jamesson, born in Leyen in Holand, dwelling at London.
Ancelm Vanlyndough, bom in the town of Breda in Brabant, dwelling
at Hastyng.
John Conelaus, ' wever,* bom in Nemegan in Gilderland, dwelling at
Wynpole, co. Cambridge.
Gysbryght Jacobson of Harlam, born in Holand, dwelling at Bristol.
John de Stone, born in BruceU in Brabant, dwelling at Wisebeche,
CO. Cambridge.
Augustine de Geldere, bom in the town of Mighelyng in Brabant,
dwelling at Homyng, co. Norfolk.
Bartholomew Petyr, born in Falkenysse in Seland, dwelling at Rye.
Walter Wolbek, bom in Dyste in Brabant, dwelling at Canterbury.
Walter By ver, born in Meyhelyn in Brabant, dwelling at Dadyngton,
CO. Oxford.
Nicasyn Crane, bom in Seynt Thomas in Arteys, dwelling at
Dadyngton.
James Piersson, born in the town of Fyanon in Holand, dwelling at
Newebokenham, co. Norfolk.
Gerard Brasyer, bom in Shonove in Holand, dwelling at Chelmesford.
JoBceline ' the Hane,' bom in Gilderland, dwelling at London.
John Fynk, bom in Loven in Brabant, dwelling at Norwich.
Giles Bitysere, bom in Love in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Adrian Gylisaon, born in Bergh in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Ivo Nicholas of Harlam, bom in Holand, dwelling at Canterbury.
Silvester Tavemer, bom in Pount de Larche in the king's duchy of
Normandy, dwelling at Stokene^lond.
Nicholas James, bom in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Eenarton.
Reginald Bolle, born in Harle in Lucia, dwelling at Appoldre.
Nidiolas Coton, 'armurer,* bom in the town of Outright in Almain,
dwelling at Rye.
Adrian Amoldson, bom in the town of Hardesward in Holand, as
above.
Laurence Bell of Orscot, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Swynshede.
John Basse of Meroute, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Bishop's Lenn.
Peter Baker of Loveyn, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Great
Massyngham.
John Monson, bom in Meroute in Brabant, dwelling at Bishop's Lenn.
Richard Fermerson, bom in Leye in Holand, as above.
William Aleyn, 'jeweler,' bom in the town of Nemege by Cologne,
dwelling at London.
Godfrey Culmer, bom in Almain, dwelling in Tynby in Wales.
John Pyle, bom in Pelde in the bishopric of Luke, dwelling at
London.
Henry Herlam, bom in Herlam, in the parts of Holand, dwelling at
Tynby.
Guy Gerardson, bom in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at Shaftesbury.
Gerard van Water, bom in Watyr in Holand, dwelling at Hekelyng.
Peter Colard, bom in Lyre in Brabant, dwelling at Ocull.
John Gerard, bom in Durdright in the parts of Holand, dwelling at
Yepeswych.
John I^ke, bom in the town of Ratyng on 'le Rhyne' in the duchy
of Berrych, dwelling at Bristol.
Hermann Henryson of Nynnemegyn, bom in Brabant, dwelling at
London.
John Saunder, bom in Nemege in Gylderlond, dwelling at Hertle.
684 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
j^gg Membrane 21 — corU,
John William, born in Harlam in Holand, dwelling at Bedford.
Nicholas Symson, born in Sirixse in Seland, dwelling at Exeter.
Edward Hert, born in Elyngham in Gilderland, as above.
John Walterson, bom in Home in Holand, dwelling at Salisbury.
Peter Hermanson, born in Cologne, dwelling at Exeter.
Reginald Derrikson, bom in Home in Holand, dwelling at St. Albans.
Sibart Symondson, born in Stokeholme in Swethe, dwelling at
London.
John Store, born in Durdright in Holand, dwelling at London.
John van Papenbroke, born in Maghell in Brabant, dwelling at
London.
John Orene, bom in Hayentongre in Luke, dwelling at London.
Antony van Rise, born in Clife in Gylderland, dwelling at London.
Hermann Andrewe, born in the town of Heydontonger in the bishopric
of Luke, dwelling at Braynford.
John Harrison, bom in the town of Cologne, dwelling at Braynford.
Pardon Jamesson, born in the town of Rotturdame in Holand,
dwelling at Perepoynthurst.
John Kyng, born in the town of Vaghtondon in Gylderland, dwelling
at Rygate.
James Johnson of the town of Heron, bom in Holand, dwelling at
Perepoynthurst.
Amald Johnson, bom in Trelbright in Gilderland, dwelling at
London.
Derik Williamson, born in Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at London.
John Richard, born in Tessill in Holand, dwelling at Chesthunt.
John Gerardson, bom in Amersford in Utright, dwelling at London.
Wybrand Otte, bom in Amsterdam in Holand, dwelling at London.
Martin Gylysson, bom in Engen in the parts of Engen, dwelling at
London.
Godfrey Peterson, bom in Oldebusshe in Brabant, dwelling at Shor-
dyche, co. Middlesex.
Henry Vannarpe, bom in Certoconbusshe in Brabant, dwelling at
Chelmesford.
Nicholas Wilde of Harlam, born in Holand, dwelling at West-
minster.
Philip Jonson of Skedam, born in Holand, dwelling at Abendon.
Gerard Johnson, bom in Masyk in Luke, dwelling at Sevenoke.
Nicholas Eempe, 'taillour,' bom in the town of Hamsterdam in
Holand, dwelling at Cambridge.
Daniel Williamson, bom in Serikse in Seland, dwelling at Norwych.
Alexander Whale, born in Saltbomell in Gylderlond, dwelling at
Purle.
John Johnson, born in the town of Memelyk in Holand, dwelling at
London.
Gerard Coweper, bom in the town of Romyn in Gylderland, dwelling
at Towecestre.
Gerard Johnson of Levyn, bom in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Sele Vacolyn, born in Leveyn in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Henry Eempe, bom in Leveyn in Brabant, dwelling at Dysse,
CO. Norfolk.
Gerard John Deveson, bom in Seynt Troy in Luke, dwelling at
Croydon.
John Johnson, born in Roterdame in Holand, dwelling at London.
Henry Duskyn, born in Boweromynde in Gylderland, dwelling at
Thornton.
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 686
1436.
Membrane 21 — cont.
Richard Alphyn, bom in Alphyn in Gilderland, dwelling at Leycestre.
Gerard Dederykson, born in the town of Haght in Holand, dwelling
at Suthwerk, co. Surrey.
Simon Frederyk, born in the town of Harlam in Holand, dwelling at
Abyndon, co. Berks.
Henry Johnson, bom in Tene in Brabant, dwelling at Croydon.
Nicholas Lune, born in Serixse in Seland, dwelling at Lincoln.
John de Leybourne, bom in Leybourne, in the duchy of Aquitaine,
dwelling at Lincoln.
Hugh But, born in the town of Clotynge in Seland, dwelling at
Northecory.
Peter Nicholas, bom in the town of Selyske in Seland, dwelling at
Canterbury.
Hermann Wesselson, born in the town of Stemford in Westvale,
dwelling at Canterbury.
Herman Bond, bom at Lubyk in Estland, dwelling at Canterbury.
John Clement, bom in Lyre in Brabant, dwelling at Milton, co.
Northampton.
Godfrey Wode, born in Bomyn in Gylderlond, dwelling at Bovy.
Nicholas Frese of Ipcacolga, bom in Friesland, dwelling at Bishop's
Lenn, co Norfolk.
Nicholas de Landas, bom in Lyle in Flanders, dwelling at London.
MEMBRANE 20.
John Broun son of John Broun, bom in the town of Brakell in
Gilderland, dwelling at London.
Hugh Nayle of Dolof , bora in Holand, dwelling at Dorkyng.
Adrian Byle, bom in Magheleyn in Brabant, dwelling at Dunstaple,
CO. Bedford.
Henry Gerardson, bom in Rene under Utreght, dwelling at London.
John van Oye, bom in Iprys in Flanders, dwelling at London.
Henry Amoldson, bom in Amham in Gilderland, dwelling at Amptyll,
CO. Bedford.
Henry Fraunces, bom in Uterbek in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Roland James of Tergowe, bom in Holand, dwelling at Lutton,
CO. Bedford.
Bartholomew Johnson, bom in Scravenhage in Holand, dwelling at
Colchestre.
Henry Segers, born in Dyst in Brabant, dwelling at London.
Philip Jonson, born in Stronsey, in the isle of Orkney, dwelling at
Brankestt^, co. Norfolk.
John Dyke, bom in Fenley in Gilderland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Walter Dowery, born in Lovan in Brabant, dwelling at Suthampton.
Giles Manykyn, born in Tumaunt in Brabant, dwelling at London.
William Williamson, bom at Lyne in Holand, dwelling in England.
Michael Michelson, bom at Selyce in Seland, dwelling in England.
Reginald Williamson, bom in Roterdam in Holand, dwelling at
Worstede.
Francis Gele, bom in Herlam in Holand, dwelling at Worstede.
John Sexteyn, bom in the parts of Holand, dwelling at Chelmes-
ford, CO. Essex.
John van Stonestrate, * wever,* bom in the town of Eyngen, in the
parts of Hainault, dwelling at Suthwerk.
686 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
243g Membrane 20 — cont.
Broun Bawedewynson, bom in Leydon inHoland, dwelling at Beklys.
Gerard Jacopson, born in Leydon in Holand, dwelling at Beklys.
Gerard Palson, born in Del! in Holand, dwelling at Yernemouth.
Peter Paulson, born in Del! in Holand, dwelling at Yernemouth.
Pope Jonson, born in Wyssen Eyrkey in Seland, dwelling at London.
John Mustard of Eydryght, born in Brabant, dwelling at Sandwich.
Walter Strete Dendervynek, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Derte-
mouth.
Henry Harryson, * cordewayner,* born in Leyen in Holand, dwelling
at Harlestdn, co. Norfolk.
Hugh Gerardson, bom in Delf in Holand, dwelling at Wynchelse.
Peter Herman, bom in Cologne in Almain, dwelling at Wynchelse.
Henry Bygge, bom in Bargys upon Some in Brabant, dwelling at
Great Yememuth.
Henry Myghelson, born in Botherdame in Holand, dwelling at
Wynchelse.
Frank Jonesson, bom in Delf in Holand, dwelling at Great
Yememuth.
Christian Dalmayn, bom in Noryngbergh in Almain, dwelling at
Great Yememuth.
John atte Pytte, bom in Bosyngdale in Brabant, dwelling at Westram,
CO. Kent.
Hugh Petyrson, bom in Nescark in Seland, dwelling at Ware, co.
Hertford.
Inbryght Arnoidson, bom at Dyntere in Brabant, dwelling at
Wynchelse.
John Wybrandson, bom at Leyn in Holand, as above.
Derik Cleyson, bom at Gowe in Holand, as above.
John Pyerson, bom at Gowe, as above.
James Williamson, bom at Middelburgh in Holand, as above.
Walter Croune, bom at Maihelyn in Brabant, as above.
John Jacolison, 'haburdassher,* bom at Oldewater in Holand, as
above.
Deryk Janson, bom at Waldewyk in Holand, as ubove.
Sasse Poullesson, born at Home in Holand, as above.
John Crane, bom at Syresey in Holand, as above.
Hugh Hughson, born at Middelburgh in Holand, as above.
John Gerardson, 'cordewayner,' born at Berge in Holand, as above.
John Pawe, bom at Skyddam in Holand, as above.
Henry Sunryst, born at Akon in Landluk, dwelling at Snap, co.
Suffolk.
Richard Poule, bom at Hawe in Holand, as above.
James Hallyng, born in Skedeham in Holand, dwelling at Norwich.
John Merord, < webbe,' born in Herke in Luke, dwelling at Apoldre.
Charles Bertelot, bom, in Botherdame in Holand, dwellmg at
Brensete.
Simon van Wolde, born in Bargh in Brabant, dwelling at Notyngham.
John Jonesson, bom in Nerden in Goland in Holand, dwelling at
Wynchelsee.
Peter Wybrandson, bom in Sneke in Estriseland, dwelling at
Tonbrigge.
Gerbrand Derrikson, bom in Bullesward in Estriseland, dwelling at
Tonbrigge.
Matthew van der Mase, bom in Tyne in Brabant, dwelling at
Bovy.
14 HENRY VI.~Pabt 2. 687
1436.
Membrane 20 — cont.
John Jonesson, bom in Skevelombek in Brabant, dwelling at
Wynchelsee.
Amald Godfreyson, bom in Oylder in Oylderland, dwelling at
Troubrigge, co. Wilts.
Isbrand Jonesson, bom in Leyen in Holand, dwelling at Bolewyk.
Henry Ovenbred, bom in Unnowe in Westvale, dwelling at West-
horundon.
Nicholas Orote, bom in Crewenyng in Seland, dwelling at West-
thorundon.
Henry Mason, bom in*Waltripp in Westvale, as above.
John Skryke, born in Parke in Brabant, the like.
John Oxe, bom in Bele in Brabant, the like.
John Contes, bom in Coleyn in Almain, dwelling at London.
John Gisberd, bom in Leyden in Holand, dwelling at Weymouth.
John Clarond, bom in Leyden in Holand, dwelling at Warham.
Arnald Bukstell, bom in Maghleyn in Brabant, dwelling at London.
John Foskyn, born in Durdryght in Holand, dwelling at Dovorr.
Nicholas Symond, born in Leyer in Holand, as above.
Isbrand Petrysson, bom in Leythe in Holand, as above.
John Swetener, bom in Leythe, as above.
Paul Arnoldusson, bom in the town of Husdon in Holand, dwelling
at the parish of S. Mary Matfelon without Algate, London.
John de Oke, bom in the town of Andewarp in Brabant, dwelling at
Ipswich.
Richard Menard, bom in the town of Herlam in Holand, dwelling
at Bigate.
John Hermanson of Fyan, bom in Holand
Matthew Courtson van Frankford, bom in
Almain >-
Gosewyn Sluyskyn of Amham, bom in
Oelderland /
Arnald Gerardson of Segen, bom in Almain \
Edward Hermanson of Weryng, born in I dwelling at Abyngdon.
W^estfaysland )
John Crane of Seryke, bom in Seland
Peter Jacob of Oldewater, born in Holand
Gilus Johnpon of Browehaven, bom in
Seland
Andrew Michelson of Middelbourgh, bom
in Seland
Gerard Tilmanson of Harlam, born in
Holand
William Faynnen of Andwerp, bom in
Brabant
Amald Broke of Cologne, bom in Almain, dwelling at Yepiswych.
James Outerlo, 'cordewaner,' of Bretham, bom in Brabant, dwelling
at Suthwerk.
John Herrison, born in Luke in Almain .
Atoin Johnson, bom in Middelburgh in | ^^^i^^^ ^^ ^orth-
Deiand >• ATrmfcAn
John Johnson of Durtryght, bom in Holand, ^ *
William Broun, bom in Werd, Almain '
Matthew Porten, born in Suthfen in Gilderland, dwelling at London.
Richard Gerard, born in Utright in Westvale, dwelling at Norwich.
Martin Patynmaker of Andwarp, bom in Brabant, dwelling at Norwich.
dwelling at Norwich.
y
dwelling at Canter-
bury.
dwelling at Bristol.
^"ssFTB^^^fBaBsm
688 CALENDAB OF PATENT BOLLS.
^
dwelling at London.
j^gg Meftibrane 20— ca»t,
Thomas Gaoltyr, born in Andewerp in^
Brabant
Hermann Dylie, bom in Wyke in Almain
Thomas Floryson, born in Hawe in Holand I j_ n- x t j
Giles Bloyhard of Medylburgh, born in > d^«ll^°6 »* ^^^^o^-
Seland
Sebryght van Beriigham, born in Berugham
in Brabant
Gerard Alwyn, born in the town of Tregowe in Holand, dwelling at
Suthwerk.
Gerard Sonde of Dyste, born in Brabant, dwelling at Goton,
CO. Suffolk.
John Stepot of Boket, born in the bishopric '
of Luyk
John Smyth of Grave, born in Brabant
Guy Johnson of Howestrete, born in
Brabant
John Bussener of Credaj bom in Brabant
Gerard Selle, ' cordewaner,* bom in the town \
of Fenle in Gelderland I dwelling at Cam-
Arnald Cones, ' cordewaner,' bom in the town f bridge.
of Seynt Buyn in the bishopric of Luyk )
Richard de Breda, * cordewaner,* bom in the
town of Breda in Brabant
Henry de Hom, 'cordewaner,' born in the
town of Horn in Holand
Peter Gerardesson, * cordewaner,* born in the
town of Leyen in Holand /
Herman Johnson, [bom] at Batenburgh in Gilderlond, dwelling at
Walcot.
William Dederyk, born in Holand, dwelling at Sprouton.
April 18. Henry Jacobson of Creek, born in Seland, dwelling at Suthwerk.
Westminster. Joyce Johnson, bom in Hage in Holand, dwelling at Suthampton.
dwelling at West-
minster.
MEMBRANE 19,
May 10. Pardon to Henry Mason of Surencestre, co. Gloucester, * mason,* of his
Westminster, outlawry in the county of Wilts for non-appearance before the justices of
the Bench to pay his ransom for a trespass against Nicholas Wotton
whereof he was convicted, he having surrendered to the Flete prison
and satisfied the said Nicholas of his damages, as John Juyn, chief
justice of the Bench, has certified.
May 12. Grant, by advice of the council, that the men of London, their heirs,
Westminster, executors or assigns shall be repaid the 8888/. 6x. 8r/., which the said
men have lent to the king for the defence of the realm, out of the fourth
part of a tenth and fifteenth granted to the king by the commonalty of
the realm in the last Parliament, by the hands of the collectors of the
same, as follows : — 208/. 10s. from the county of Devon, 800Z. from the
county of Gloucester, 818Z. 6«. 8//. from the parts of Lyndeseye, co.
Lincoln, 150/. from the county of Leicester, 126/. from the county of
Surrey, 148/. from the county of Buckingham, 154/. 16«. Sd, from the
county of Southampton, 188/. Qs, 8d, from the county of Hertford,
158/. 6«. 8^. from the parts of Holand, co. Lincoln, 160/. from the city
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2. 889
1436.
Memhnme 19 — c<mt.
of London, 256/. 19s. 4(/. from the county of Northampton, 206/. from
the parts of Kestevyn, oo. Lincoln, 7502. from the county of Norfolk and
278/. 6«. %d. from the county of Essex, by tallies levied on the said
collectors at the receipt of the Exchequer. By G.
May 19. Discharge, by advice of the council, of Richard, earl of Warwick and
W«iminator. Albemarle, from his duties about the king's person, at his own request.
By p.s.
April 19. Whereas the padroni of three carracks in the port of Southampton were
Westminsler. lately commanded to unload their vessels and deliver the cargoes to
Genoese merchants dwelling in the city of London for disposal, and
whereas the said merchants have represented that a great part of the
said cargoes cannot at present be sold in England without loss, the king,
at the request of the said merchants and by advice of the council, grants
licence for them to ship such goods from the said cargoes, being
the property of Genoese, in ships of England or of friendly parts to
Flanders, where the merchants say they can be profitably sold, or
elsewhere. By €.
May 1. It was found by inquisition before Thomas Boneham, late escheator in
Westminster, ^q county of Southampton, that Thomas Chaucer held in chief on the
day of his death by knight service a moiety of the manor of Est
Worldham and the keeping of the forest of Wolmere and Alisholt to the
same manor belonging, having been enfeoffed thereof jointly with Maud
his wife, who survives him, by grant of John Arundel and of Margaret
his wife, made to the said Thomas and Maud and the heirs of their
bodies by fine levied in the court of Henry V without royal licence. The
said moiety was therefore taken into the king's hands, but for 88^. 4</.
paid in the hanaper he has pardoned the trespass and granted that the
said Maud shall have the same again, entailed as aforesaid.
May 11. Grant during pleasure, by advice of the council, to the king's servant
Wettminster. Walter Gibson of the office of porter of the castle of Bamburgh, with
the fees, wages and profits due to the office, as fully as Robert Fenkill had
when alive. The said Walter has served the king's father and the king
for more than fifteen years in the wars of France and Normandy. By p.s.
June 16. Appointment, during pleasure, by advice of the council, of William
Westmingter. Derby to be second baron of the Exchequer, with the usual yearly fee.
By p.s.
June 12. It was found by inquisition, taken before John Curson, escheator in the
WefltmhiEter. county of Nottingham, that Richard Stanap, knight, being seised in his
demesne as of fee of a third of the manor of Tuxford, granted one third of
the said third to William Wylbram, esquire, John Holyngworth, esquire,
and Stephen Stanhop, their heirs and assigns, and they regranted the
same to the said Richard and the heirs of his body, without the
king's licence : also that the said third part is held in chief by knight
service and that John Stanap son of Richard son of the first named
Richard is his kinsman and next heir, and of full age. The- said third
of the third part was taken into the king's hand, but for 4 marks paid in
the hanaper he has pardoned the trespass and granted licence for the
said John Stanap to have the third part again and to hold it entailed as
aforesaid.
June 21« Presentation of Andrew Taillour, vicar of the church of Matsale, in the
Wefitminator. diocese of Norwich, to the church of Weston in the deanery of Waynford, in
the Bame diocese, on an exchange of benefices with William Podyngton,
king's clerk.
590 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J43g^ Membrane 19 — cont,
June 28. Appointment, during pleasure, of Ralph Halley to be escheator in the
Westminfiter. county of Meryonnyth, with the accustomed fees, wages and rewards.
By bill of the treasurer.
June 27. Grant, by advice of the council, to Ralph Botiller, king's knight, for the
Westminster, jjfg Qf Joim de Bolde, king's knight, and after his death during pleasure,
of the ofSce of constable of the castle of Conewey, to be discharged by him
or his deputy, being English not Welsh, with the fees, wages and profits
anciently accustomed, the said John having surrendered a grant
for life of the said ofSce, which he had from the king's father when
prince of Wales, to the above intent. By p.s.
Vacated because surrendered, the kiufj having on 10 April in his fifteenth
year granted to Ralph the said office and the offices of chief biUltr and of
chief forester of Snoivedon,
July 2. Licence for the prior and convent of Selby to elect an abbot in the
WestminBter. room of John, deceased. By p.s.
1435. ^
Dec. 24. It has been shown to the king on behalf of the prior of the Holy Trinity,
Westminster. London, the abbot of Waltham, the prior of Twynham, the abbot of
Leycestre, the prior of Gysburgh, the prior of Bridlyngton, the prior of
St. Oswald's in Nostell, the prior of Hexham and the prior of Carlisle, of
the Augustinian order, that Henry V granted licence for all the regular
canons of that order to purchase certain lands without the walls of Oxford
but within the franchise of the same so that all students of the order in
the University of the said town might be able to live together, as by a
letter under his signet to the presidents, abbots and priors of the order
more fully may appear. He was also pleased to command his then
treasurer to purchase the said land in his name, but this intent was never
fulfilled. The king, therefore, by advice of the council, has granted
licence for Thomas Holden, esquire, and Elizabeth his wife, to grant
a messuage, with gardens, in the parishes of St. Peter le Bailly and
St. Michael, Northgate, within the said town, valued at 40^. a year
and held of the king in free burgage, to the prior of the Holy Trinity,
London, in the name of the whole order, in mortmain, to build a college
1 1QA thereon for canons of the order being students. By p.s.
June 6. Licence, by advice of the council, for John Hows of Ghipstowe
Westminster, to proceed to Ireland from that port in a vessel of the burden of
80 tuns, which he has freighted there, any command or proclamation to
the contrary notwithstanding : provided always that he give security to
the customers or keepers of the passage in the said port that he will not
visit the dominions of the king of Denmark contrary to the statute of
8 Henry VI [fa;?. 2]. , ByC.
MEMBRANE 18.
March 20. Grant by advice of the council, to William earl of Suffolk, who has
Westminster, indented to serve the king for half a year in France, and who in the
Parliament last held at Westminster publicly excused himself from
labours of wars, especially sieges or stricken fields, that, in the event of
any misfortune to the king's lordship in those parts, through the dubious
issue of wars which human care cannot always prevent, he shall be held
for discharged and excused by the king, and that, on the completion of
the half year for which he has indented, he may return to the king with
the same favour with which be is now leaving him. By p.s. [no. 8248.J
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 591
1 jgg Membrane 18 — cont.
April 10. Presentation of the king's chaplain Master William Ascogh, doctor in
Westminster, theology, to the church of Ditton, in the diocese of Elv, in the king's gift
by reason of the temporalities of that see being in his hands. By p.s.
May 16. Presentation of Jame9»Alveley, parson of the church of RoUesby, in the
Westminster, diocese of Norwich, to the church of Pertenhale, in the diocese of Lincoln,
on an exchange of benefices with William Thurlby.
May 12. It has been shown to the king and council by the abbess and convent
Westminster, of St. Mary's, Ghateriz, that they have from time immemorial been seised
of a fee farm of lOZ. a year from the manor of Kersey, co. Su£folk, payable
at the feasts of St. Nicholas, Palm Sunday, Midsummer and Michaelmas,
but that by the death of Anne, countess of March, and, by reason of the
nonage of Henry Grey, co-heir with Richard duke of York, and Joyce
wife of John, lord of Tiptof t, of Edmund late earl of March, the manor has
been taken into the king's hands by virtue of an office before Henry Grey,
late escheator in the county, and has been committed by letters patent of
the king to Roger Hunte at farm for the rent of 81Z. 20r/. that is to say
80Z. 2M. the value by extent, and 208. of increment, as agreed between the
treasurer of England and the said Roger, the latter being quite ignorant
of the said fee farm of lOZ. whereby the petitioners cannot get it paid, and
the king, considering the petitioners' title, which, it is said, appears fully
by the said office, and their poverty, by advice of the council has granted
licence for them to distrain upon the manor so long as it remains in the
king's hands by reason of the nonage of the said Henry Grey, for the said
fee farm and all arrears of the same. By p.s.
May 9. Presentation of Richard Beauchamp, clerk, to the church of St.
Westminster. Thomas the Martyr, Wynchelse, in the diocese of Chichester, void by
the resignation of John Thomas.
May 19. Pardon to John Hale of Bassyngburne, co. Cambridge, < husbondman,'
Westminster, of his outlawry in the county of Middlesex for non-appearance before the
king to pav his ransom for certain trespasses and maintenances against
Richard Wodehill, of Durneford, co. Wilts, 'gentilman,' contrary to the
statute recently issued, whereof he was convicted, he having now
surrendered to the Marshalsea prison, as William Cheyne, chief justice,
has certified ; provided that he pay the ransom due to the king and his
damages to the said Richard.
May 10. Pardon to John Luton of London, 'harbour,' of his outlawry in the
Westminster, county of Warwick for non-appearance before the king to pay the ransom
which he incurred by failing to produce Nicholas Othelye alias Nicholas
Symondes of Wykyn, co. Warwick, 'husbondman,' before the king to
answer touching divers felonies whereof he was indicted, as he mainprised
to do.
May 20. Revocation of the protection for half a year which on 12 May last was
Westminster, granted to Lewis John of the county of Essex, esquire, alias of Westthondon
alias of Westhomdon, co. Essex, esquire, as about to proceed on an embassy
for the king to the king of Scotland, because he tarries in the county of
Middlesex, as Robert Clopton and Thomas Catworth, sheri£fs of Middlesex,
have certified.
June 28. The like of the protection for a year which, on 27 March last, was
Westminster, granted to William Pencrych, late parson of the parish church of Elyngdon,
alias of Exeter, co. Devon, clerk, alias canon of the cathedral church of
Exeter, and late archdeacon of St. Davids, as about to proceed to France
in the company of Edmund Beauford, count of Mortain, because he tarries
in the county of Devon as Robert Cbambemon, the sheriffi has certified.
692 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
J43g^ Membrane 18 — cont.
June 28. Pardon to Ralph Prebody of Bobyngton, co. Siaffoid, ' gentflman,* of
Westminster, j^jg outlawry in the county of Leicester for non-appearance before William
Babyngton and his fellows, late justices of the Bench, to satisfy Joan
Beauchamp, lady of Bergevenny, of a judgement debt of 40/. and 13s. 4d.
damages, he having now surrendered to the Rete prison and the said Joan
by William W^eldon, her attorney, having acknowledged satisfaction of the
said debt and damages, as John Juyn, chief justice of the Bench, has
certified.
June 27. Presentation of Thomas Thelnetham, parson of the church of All
Westminster. Saints, Wyllingham, in the diocese of Norwich, to the church of Bekes-
well, in the same diocese, on an exchange of benefices with Richard Kay.
June 26. The like of Robert Waryn, chaplain, to the perpetual chantry by the
Westminster, bridge of Bedenham, co. Bedford, in the diocese of Lincoln ; directed to
the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Lincoln.
June 26. It was found by inquisition before William Paulet of Melcomb, taken
Westminster, by virtue of letters patent to him and William Carent, esquire, that John
Herle, knight, long before his death, demised the manor of Tywardrayth,
CO. Cornwall, held in chief, to Thomas Beaumond, John Jaybyen, Thomas
Cokayn and James Dyrell, parson of the church of Maramchirche, who
still survive, and to one William Thorlewal, since deceased, to hold for
life, whereby they became seised without the king's licence being obtained ;
but for 62$, paid in the hanaper he has pardoned the trespass, and granted
licence for the surviving demisees to have the manor again for their lives,
it having been taken into his hands by the death of the said John Uerle
and by reason of the trespass.
July 8. Licence for the prior and convent of Geme to elect an abbot in the
Westedinster. room of John, deceased.
June 21. Pardon to John May of his outlawry in the county of Kent for non-
Westminster, appearance before the king to pay his ransom for not prosecuting a writ
of appeal according to the statute of Richard II [stat, 6 I^'c. 11, cap. 6]
against Henry Thressher of Cukston, co. Kent, * laborer,* for raping the
wife of the said John; he having now surrendered to the Marshalsea
prison, as William Gheyne, chief justice, has certified.
July 8. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to John Stodagfa of
Westminster. Lancastre that he be clerk of the statute merchant in the town of
Lancaster, that is to say of having the keeping of the smaller piece of the
king's seal for the recognisances of debts according to the statute for
merchants ; receiving fees according to the statute. By G.
July 28. Presentation of John Richard, chaplain, to the vicarage of the church
Canterbury, of Wobourne, in the diocese of Lincoln ; directed to the guardian of the
spirituality of the void see.
MEMBRANE 17.
May 2. Whereas John Peyntour of Fenestratford, oo. Buckingham, 'peynionr,'
Westminster, and others are indicted of having on Thursday and Friday before
Midsummer, 7 Henry V, at Farthyngston, oo. Northampton, and
'Preston ot^e Hull,' in the same county, and on many other days
before and alter and at many placet feloniously and traitorously by
divers instruments sweated anii dipped geniuBe English money
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 598
1436.
Membrane 17 — cant.
of the said king, to wit nobles of choice gold called 'Edwardes,*
and other nobles, half nobles and 'fertlynges' of good gold and
true weight, and also groats, pence, halfpence, and other pence
called 'penyes of topens' to the sum of 40Z. and of having coined
and manufactured bad and counterfeit money, to wit gilt nobles,
half nobles and farthings, groats, half-groats, pence and halfpence of
false and bad metal but seeming to be good money, to the sum of lOOZ.
as was presented by oath of twelve persons before Thomas Wydevill,
William Palmer and John Catesby, then justices of the peace in the county
of Northampton. And then to wit on the said Thursday in the castle of
Northampton came the said John Peyntour in his proper person and
confessed the said treasons, and for the good of the said late Icing asked
for the coroner, and became king's approver : and the same John on
Thursday after the quinzainelaf Easter, 9 Henry V, before Thomas Gouele,
then coroner in the court of King's Bench {coram ipso rege) at Northamp-
ton, appealed John Grame, dwelling by the water of Eske by Karlell, co.
Cumberland, * gentilman,' Roland de lies of Karlell, ' yoman,' John
Forest of Pole [Pele, in the privy seal]^ co. Chester, * yoman,' Richard
Hamme of the town of Chester, ' yoman,' and Thomas Clerk alias Bocher
of Evesham, co. Worcester, bom in Ireland, ^yoman,' of having on
divers occasions between Midsummer, 8 Henry V, and Michaelmas
following ridden through and to the town of Fenystratford, co.
Buckingham, and there at four times spoken with him of many
matters. And first and principally they asked him if he knew how to
make and paint the banners of lords, 'penons* and ' cotearmours,' as
they had been told he could do ; and he said that he know how to do
it very perfectly and artistically, and immediately they said to him that
if he would swear to them to keep their counsel, he would be rich
enough, and he immediately swore to do so and they gave him a horse
called * geldyng ' and five marks and said that they with many others of
their fellowship, so soon as the then king came from Harflewe to his
land of England, would spy out when and whither he would go on
pilgrimage, and when he was on pilgrimage, they with 80 men well
armed and arrayed and with others of their fellowship, if needful,
taking their opportunity would meet and take him and slay him :
and to this the said John Peyntour at that time consented and swore ;
and further they told him that they would buy at London < tartaryn ' and
other things pertaining to the painter's art to use in the North, and that
he should dwell there to execute these things and there he should know
all their purpose in that behalf : and thereof he appealed them. And on
the Saturday following he appealed Thomas Goldsmyth late dwelling
at Stratford on Avene, co. Warwick, < goldsmyth,' of having on Corpus
Christi, 8 Henry V, at Coventre, co. Warwick, delivered to the said
approver and to William Caughley of Shrewsbury, co. Salop, 'cordewaner,'
and John Bocher of the same town, * bocher,' late apprentice with a
blind butcher of Stanyate, lOZ. of counterfeit money previously made by
him there, which they received and passed knowingly ; and thereof he
appealed them ; and on the Sunday following he appesJed Henry Waryn
of Worthyn, co. Salop, • mercer,' and William Wodecote of Cawres,
00. Sfdop, ' cordewaner,' of having on Thursday in Easter week, 8 Henry V,
met with the said approver at Burmyngeham, co. Warwick, and there
delivered to him clippings of good nobles, half-nobles and farthings
of gold to the weight of 40s., which they had been for two weeks clipping
from good gold of the coinage of Henry V, for delivery to the said
Thomas Goldsmyth, and he received the same and delivered it to him :
24881 2 p
694 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
1436.
Membrane 17 — vnnt.
and the said John Peyntour having besought the king for grace in respect
of the premises : the king has taken him under protection in regard to
the said matters, by advice of the council, for three years. By p.s.
April 27. Grant for life, by advice of the council, to Ralph le Sage, king's knight
Westminster, and lord of Seint Piere, of the manors and places of Monkeston and
Combe, co. Southampton, which are in the king's hands by reason of the
death of John, duke of Bedford, to the value of 44Z. a year, provided that
he answer for any surplus at the Exchequer ; in lieu of a grant of 40^. a
year at the Receipt of the Exchequer, during pleasure, surrendered to
the above intent and in consideration of his good service both to the
king's father and to the king. By p.s.
May 26. Signification to the guardidlh of the spirituality of the bishopric of
Westminster. Lincoln of the king's assent to the election of brother John Waynflete,
prior of Berdeney, to be abbot of that house. By p.s.
May 16. Whereas Ralph Oudeby and Elizabeth his wife, by virtue of letters
Westminster, patent of the king in that behalf, by deed, granted to William Rothewell
and Elizabeth his wife and the heirs of their bodies the manor of
Hacunby, held in chief, at the yearly rent of 10/. payable for the
lives of the said William and Elizabeth Rothewell, and the longer
liver of them, subject to right of re-entry in case of non-payment of the
rent, with reversion to the grantors and the heirs of the grantor
Ralph ; and whereas the said Elizabeth Rothewell has died without heir
of her body by the said William begotten, so that he now holds for life
with reversion as aforesaid ; the king, for 6 marks paid in the hanaper,
has granted licence for the said Ralph and Elizabeth Oudeby to grant
that the manor, except one acre of land therein, shall remain after the
death of the said William to Thomas Repynghale of Repynghale, William
Saxy, citizen and fishmonger of London, Robert Robynson, clerk, John
Florthes, clerk, and Roger Bay to hold to them and their heirs, at the
rent of 10/. a year to be paid k) the said Ralph and Elizabeth Oudeby in
survivorship.
June 15. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Reignold, yeoman usher of
Westminster, the hall, of the offices of parker and paler of the park of Shennynglye, co.
Sussex, to be discharged by him or his deputy, during the nonage of the
son and heir of John, late earl of Arundel, with 8^/. a day wages by the
hands of the receiver there, and the other accustomed emoluments.
By p.s.
May 10. Whereas William Bemham, parson of the church of Carleton Rode,
Westminster. Thomas Herberd of New Bekenham, Henry Wyclf, John his son, Thomas
Jolyf and John Feke of Carleton Rode, lately acquired to them
and the heirs of the said Henry, from John Colby of Swerdeston a
messuage and four acres of land in Carleton, co. Norfolk, held of the
king in chief, and entered therein without his licence ; and afterwards
the said Thomas Herberd and John son of Henry died, after whose
death the said Henry granted the premises to Richard Gedge, esquire,
Walter Godfrey, John Yongeman, Richard Bret and John Sudde of
Carleton and their heirs, and these likewise entered ; and afterwards the
surviving co-feoffees of the said Henry released to them, also without
licence. The king, for 6.9. 8^/. paid in the hanaper, has pardoned the
trespasses herein and granted licence for the said Richard Gedge and
others to retain the premises.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 695
-|^€j« Membrane 17 — cont,
June 16. Ratification of the estate of John Kelly as parson of the church of
Westminster Cambron, in the diocese of Exeter.
June 27. Presentation of John Crokker to the church of Bettyscombe, in the
Vl'estmingter. diocese of Salisbury.
May 22. Licence, for half a mark paid in the hanaper, for John Fitz John to
Westminster, grant to John Chaumberleyn and Margaret his wife, for life, a moiety of
a messuage, of 115 acres of land, of 5 acres of meadow, of 15 acres of
pasture, of 24 acres of wood and of a rent of 65. 5c^ and a moiety of a
third part of a fishery in the water of Sheryngton, co. Buckingham,
held of the king in chief.
July 4. Ratification of the estate of Hugh Alcok as co-portioner of the portion
Westminster, which Hugh Aldelem lately held in the collegiate church of Clainoccvaur
together with the churches of Llangaffo and Clannocvaghan to the same
portion annexed, in the diocese of Bangor : provided that no plea thereof
be pending in the king's court and that the king have not presented any
other parson.
July 5. Revocation of the protection for one year granted to Henry Bunche to
Westminster, go to France on the king's service in the company of Edmund Beaufort,
count of Mortain, because he tarries in the city of London and the suburbs
thereof, as the sheriffs have certified.
MEMBRANE 16.
July 6. Licence, for 8 marks paid in the hanaper, for John Bartram, knight, to
Westminster, enfeoff John Hall, chaplain, and Henry Brothirwyke of 43 messuages,
11 cottages, 14 tofts, a water-mill, 805 acres of land, 14 acres of meadow,
400 acres of wood and 1200 acres of moor in Eresdon, Tritlyngton and
Fenrother, held in chief, one acre of land in Eresdon excepted ; and for
the said feoffees, after seisin had, to grant the premises, except as before
excepted, to William Plompton, knight, John Pigot, esquire, John Leke,
esquire, John Gland, vicar of the church of Bedlyngton, and Robert
Rodes and their heirs.
June 26. Inxpeximus of letters patent {French) of John, late duke of Bedford,
Westminster, constable of England, guardian of the East March towards Scotland,
dated at the manor of Topclif, 9 October, 13 Henry IV, granting to
his esquire, William Chaunceller, for life \0l. a year from the lordships
of Burwell and Calceby, co. Lincoln ; and confirmation of the same by
advice of the council to the said William Chaunceller, the said annuity,
however, to be charged only on the lordship of Burwell, which has come
to the king's hands by the death of the said duke, the manor of Calceby
having been, by act of Parliament of 2 Henry V, restored to the earl
of Northumberland, upon proof of its having been entailed to him.
By p.s. and for ^ mark paid in the hanaper.
March 11. In the Parliament held at Westminster on 9 December last the king
Westminster, desired Richard, earl of Salisbury, and William, lord of Fauconberge,
* chivaler,* to cross into France and serve him there, which they agreed to
do subject to certain conditions, and particularly to the consent of their
mother, Joan, countess of Westmorland, without which they were not
well able to quit England for divers reasons, one of such reasons being
their doubt of suits, unlawful entries and other labours likely to be done in
their absence by Ralph, earl of Westmorland, John and Thomas his
696 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1436, Membrane 1 6 — cont,
brothers, and others retained with them, to the prejudice and disherison
of the mother of the said earl of Salisbury, of his brothers and of the
feoffees of Ralph, late earl of Westmorland, his father and others.
Whereupon, by advice of the council, the king caused letters of privy seal
to be sent to the said countess of Westmorland, the said earl of
Westmorland, John and Thomas, fixing a day for them to appear before
the council at Westminster ; on which day the said countess appeared,
and later the earl appeared, and she gave her consent to her said
children serving, subject to certain conditions which she put in writing,
particularly desiring that security might be given by the earl of
Westmorland. And when the said earl appeared he gave security in the
presence of the king and of the bishop of Bath and Wells, the chancellor,
on 28 February last, in the sum of 4000^. to postpone and cause to be
postponed suits, entries and other matters against the said countess, earl
of Salisbury, William and their brothers and other persons specified in
the condition of the bond. The king now grants that in the event of the
said bond being forfeited, it shall be sued on by the king's attorney, with
the assistance of the king's or of the said countess' and earl of Salisbury's
Serjeants at law, to the use of the said countess and earl of Salisbury their
executors or assigns, and that the king will never release the said earl of
Westmorland his heirs or executors from the said bond. By p.s.
June 17. Mandate to the escheator in the county of Lincoln to deliver the tempor-
Weatminster. alities of the abbey of Bardeney to brother John Waynflete, monk of that
house, whose election as abbot has been confirmed by Peter Pertriche,
chancellor, canon and official of the church of Lincoln, and guardian of
the spirituality of the void see of Lincoln, and whose fealty the king has
commanded to be taken by Ralph Cromwell, the treasurer. By p.s.
The like to the escheator in the county of York and to William Bayous,
mayor of Lincoln and escheator in that city.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
July 5. Ratification of the estate of Robert Blake as portioner of the portion or
Westminster, parsonage which William Oropenall held in the collegiate church of
Llannyleden, in the diocese of Bangor; provided that no plea therefor be
pending in the king's court and that the king have not presented any
other parson.
June 24. Presentation of William Kyndeget, chaplain, to the church of Notefeld,
Westminster, in the diocese of Winchester.
June 12. Pardon for two alienations without licence of a ninth of the manor of
Westminster. Tuxford [a duplicate of the entry on Membrane 19 above except that here
Holyngworth is called Holyn worth].
Vacated because othericise above,
July 14. Licence, for 20 marks paid in the hanaper, for Richard Cornewaill,
Westminster esquire, to enfeoff Edmund Cornewaill of Boreford and Elizabeth his wife,
William Stokes, Thomas Moghale, clerk, Robert Amondesham, and John
Cokes, of the town, castle and lordship of Stepulton in Lughamesse
situated in the march of Wales adjoining Herefordshire, of the manor of
Boreford, except one acre of land therein, and of the hundred of Overes,
CO. Salop, to hold to them and the heirs of the bodies of the said Edmund
and Elizabeth, with remainder to the right heirs of Richard.
MEMBRANE 16.
June 24. Whereas Henry Pountfreit, late citizen and alderman of London,
Westminster. John de Fynderne and John de Fairedogh of Derby acquired
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 697
1436.
Membrane 16 — cont.
in fee from Edmund Tonley of Derby, kinsman and heir of John
Tunley, esquire, five messuages, four shops and 158. of rent in the parish
of St. Nicholas and elsewhere in London, held in chief, by the name of
all the lands, rents and possessions which descended to the said Edmund
from the said John within the city of London and the franchises thereof ;
and afterwards demised the said messuages and shops by the name of
three messuages with their shops in Seynt Nicholas Flesshehamels in the
city of London, which Nicholas de Kent, Robert Tanner and Peter Tyler
then held for a term of years, and two messuages with their shops and
buildings in Seynt Nicholas Flesshehamels, in which John Tunley,
esquire, and Richard Malyn lately dwelt, and all the lands, rents and
possessions which they had of the gift and feoffment of Edmund de
Tunley in London and its franchises to John del Bothe, John his son,
John del Fere, Richard Colt, Robert de Halghton, John de Midelton, and
John de York, vicar of the church of Eccles, to hold to them and the heirs
of John del Bothe ; and the parties successively entered : and afterwards
the said Edmund, by the name of Edmund de Tunley of Derby, released
to the said John del Bothe and others his right in the premises, with
this addition that the said John de Tunley bad them by grant of Henry IV.
And subsequently Magota sometime the wife of the said John de Tunley
released all her right in the premises, and the said John son of John del
Bothe, John del Fere, Richard Colt, Robert Haloghton, John Midelton
and John de York released their right to the said John del Bothe,
by the name of John del Bothe of Barton, his heirs and assigns ;
and he, by the name of John del Bothe of the county of Lancaster,
enfeoffed Thomas More, late dean of St. Paul's, London, William
Hankeford, *chivaler,' Reginald Kentwode, archdeacon of London,
John Chitterne and Henry Jolypas, clerk, their heirs and assigns
of the premises by the name of 4 messuages with their shops in the
parish of St. Nicholas in the Shambles, London, 158. of quit rent from
the prior of St. Bartholomew's by Smythfeld in the same city out of
certain messuages behind the butchers' stalls in the said shambles, 10s,
of quit rent from the master of the college of St. Laurence, Pounteney,
out of certain messuages in * Chapeside,' in the parish of St. Vedast,
7s. of quit rent from the dean and chapter of St. Martin's le Grand,
London, out of certain messuages in Destafelane, in Oldefische-
strete, in the parish of St. Nicholas Colde Abbey, 65. 8d. of quit rent
out of the lands and tenements sometime of James de Northampton
in Pentecostlane, in the parish of St. Nicholas in the Shambles, 6s, of
quit rent from John Dyndon, < taillour,' out of certain messuages in
Stanynglane in the parish of St. Mary, Stanynglane, and all the lands
which he bad with John his son, John del Fere and the others named
above, of the gifts and feoffment of Henry Pountfreit, citizen and alderman
of London, John de Fyndeme and John de Faireclogh of Derby,
and of all lands &c. which he had of the demise, confirmation or
release of John Kyng, chaplain, and which the said Henry, John de
Fynderne and John Faireclogh had by the gift and grant of Edmund de
Tunley. Afterwards the said John del Bothe executed a release of his
right in the premises, as last described, except that the Is. quit rent
payable by the dean and chapter of St. Martin's le Grand are described as
issuing out of messuages in Dyslafelane and Oldefisske Strete ; and the
said William Hankeford, dean, archdeacon and Henry Jolypas subse-
quently released to John Chittern their co-feoffee, his heirs and assigns, all
their right in part of the premises by the name of 4 messuages with shops
and other appurtenances, situated together in the parish of St. Nicholas in
598 CALEx\DAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 j^gg Membram 15 — conL
the Shambles, London, 15.s. a year of quit rent from the prior and convent
of St. Bartholomew's by Smythfeld, London, out of certain messuages
behind the butchers' stalls in the said shambles, which four messuages,
with their shops, lie together in the said parish between tenements
belonging to London Bridge on the west and the stone wall of the
garden of the Friars Minors of London on the north, the king's street of
the said shambles on the south and a little lane by which one goes from
the shambles to the said friars' garden on the east, which they had with
the said John Chit tern, with other rents &c. of the gift and grant of John
del Bothe of the county of Lancaster : then the said John Ghitterne
enfeoffed Roger Coupere, Robert Rikherst, Nicholas Osbeme, Thomas
Sumnour, butcher, and Roger Sharp, skinner, citizens of London, and the
heirs and assigns of the said Roger Coupere, of the said 4 messuages, 5
shops and 15<s. of rent, situated as last described ; they entered into the
premises and he released to them his right therein ; and afterwards the
said Roger Couper, Nicholas Osborne and Roger Sharp died seised of the
premises and the said Thomas Sumnour released all his right therein
to the said Robert Rikherst ; and subsequently one William Couper, as
son and heir of the said Roger Couper, entered upon the possession of the
said Robert Rikherst in the said messuages, shops and rent, and put him
out, claiming them as his inheritance after the death of his said father,
and the said Robert Rikherst released to him. The king, for 10/. paid in
the hanaper, has pardoned all trespasses in this behalf and granted that
William Couper shall retain the premises in fee.
Aug. 28. Licence, for 40/. paid in the hanaper, for Ellen late the wife of
Westminster. Edmund Ferrers of Charteleye, knight, tenant in chief, to marry whom-
soever she will of the king's fealty and allegiance.
MEMBRANE 14.
March 10. Whereas Richard, earl of Salisbury, and Alice his wife, by fine levied
Westminster, with the king's licence, granted the manors of Warblyngton, Hun ton,
Westovere and Sweynston in the Isle of Wight, the hundred of Crichurche
and the castle and borough of Crichurche Twynham, co. Southampton,
and the manor of Erlestok, co. Wilts, hold in chief, to John, archbishop
of York, Thomas, bishop of Durham, John Frank, clerk, Nicholas Dixon,
clerk, Nicholas Wymbyssh, clerk, Henry Somer, William Darell,
Christopher Conyors, Christopher Boynton, Robert Constable, Thomas
Stokdale, Richard Weltden and Robert Danby, and their heirs, to fulfil
his will thereof: at his request and by advice of the council, and in
consideration of the great costs which he will bear in the king*s service,
the king has granted licence for the said archbishop, bishop, John Frank,
Nicholas, Nicholas, Henry and William to release their right in the
premises to the rest of the said feoffees according to the will of the
said earl lately declared to the king ; and for the remaining feoffees to
grant the said manor of Sweynston to Richard NeviU, the earl's son, and
Anne, daughter of Richard, earl of Warwick, for life, without any fine
to be paid for such licences or for the seal of the present letters patent.
By p.B.
July 10. Whereas it was found by inquisition before William Bythemore, late
Westminster, escheator in the county of Somerset, that John Warmyll held in chief on
the day of his death two chambers and two parts of a house, called
< Shepehous,' in Neuton Sermavyle for life of the grant and demise of
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 599
1436. Membrane 14 — cont.
Henry Gilbert, chaplain, now deceased, and of William Liicton of Yevell,
who survives : by another inquisition before Thomas Husoe, escheator in
the same county, it was found that he held them of the gift of the
same persons but made to him and Margery his wife, now deceased,
and to the longer liver of them : also that the said grantors by the name
of Henry Gilberd, chaplain, and William Loketon of Yevell, granted
that the premises by the name of all their lands, rents, services and
reversions as in houses, curtilages, gardens and closes, meadows, feedings,
pastures and commons of pasture, stanks, stews, fisheries and water
courses, dovecotes, hays, dykes and alder-groves {allerettis) which should
revert to them after the deaths of the said John and Margery, should
remain to Ralph Bret of Caundell Merssh, co. Dorset, esquire, now
deceased, and to Agnes, late his wife, who survives, daughter of the said
John and Margery, and the heirs of the bodies of the said Ralph
and Agnes, and that John and Margery attorned to Ralph and Agnes,
without the king's licence : and by another inquisition taken before
the same escheator it was found that the said John Warmyll was
seised in his demesne as of fee of a messuage, with a curtilage and garden,
a dovecote with a curtilage, a cottage with a garden, a toft with a garden,
a moiety of a carucate of land and 88 acres of pasture in Nyweton
Sarmavile by Yevell, held of the king in chief, and, under the name of
John Warmewell, son of Roger Warmewell, granted them to Henry
Gilberd, chaplain, and William Loketon of Yevell, their heirs and
assigns, by the name of all the lands &c. in Nywyeton Sarmavyle by
Yevell, CO. Somerset, which descended to him from his father Roger,
and the said Henry Gilberd and William Loketon granted them back to
him by the name of John Warmewell, and to Margery his wife, for life,
with reversion to the grantors, who afterwards granted the remainder,
after the death of the said John Warmyll and Margery, to the aforesaid
Ralph Bret and Agnes and the heirs of their bodies, with remainders to
her and the heirs of her body, to Richard Peny and Alice his wife,
daughter of the said John and Margery, and the heirs of their bodies,
and to the said Alice and the heirs of her body, with remainder over to
the right heirs of the said John Warmyll, after which the said John and
Margery attorned to the said Ralph and Agnes, without the king's licence :
the premises were for these trespasses taken into the king's hands, but for
8 marks paid in the hanaper he has pardoned the trespasses and granted
licence for the said Agnes to have the premises again as aforesaid.
Jan. 10. Licence for William de la Pole, earl of Suffolk, kinsman and heir of
Westminster. Michael de la Pole, son and heir of William de la Pole the elder, to grant in
mortmain to the prior and monks of the Carthusian House of St. Michael
by Kyngeston upon Hull, which the said Michael had licence from King
Edward, the king's progenitor, to found [Patent Roll^ 51 Kdivard III, m, 10]
24 messuages, 22 tofts, a dove-cote, a mill, 2 acres of land, 8 acres of
meadow, and 6x. 8d, of rent in Miton and Kyngeston upon Hull, which are
held of the king in socage, and have been found by inquisition before the
escheator in the county of York to be worth 40s. a year, in satisfaction of
6 marks a year of the 201. yearly of land and rent which by the said licence
he might assign to them. For 15Z. paid in the hanaper.
MKMliHASKS 13 and 12.
Feb. 27. hiMpedHutus Q,in\ confirmation to Richard Forsterof Publow, co. Somerset,
Westminster. Joan his wife, and Richard and John, their sons, of the following : —
1. A writing of John, bishop of Bath and Wells, dated 10 November,
14 Henry VI, reciting two writings, dated at Banewell 16 April,
600 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1 J Q /> ytemhrtmea 13 a nd 1 2 — cont,
5 Henry VI, and at Wookey 1 March, 7 Henry VI, granting to the
said Richard, Joan, Richard and John for life, lands at Shirigge
and Hennefeld in Pokilchirche, co. Gloucester, previously held
by William Westerley, late burgess of Bristol, and by John
Wykeham and Juliana his wife, at rents of 40v. and Sis, ^d.
respectively : and confirming the premises to them for life and to
the heirs of the body of the said Richard the father, subject to
the same rents and services, with the extension that a heriot
should be due after the death of any one of the said grantees or
of the said heirs.
2. A writing of John Forest, dean of St. Andrew's, Wells, and of
the chapter of that cathedral church, dated at the chapter house.
Wells, 27 November, 14 Henry VI, inspecting and confirming the
above.
3. The like of William Suthbroke, prior of the cathedral church
of Bath, and the convent of that church, dated in the chapter
house at Bath, 27 November, 14 Henry VI.
For 1 mark paid in the hanaper.
Menibrane 12 (cont.).
May 19. Licence, by advice of the council, for William, earl of Suffolk, and Alice
WeBtminsfcer. his wife and for Maud late the wife of Thomas Chaucer, esquire, to grant
in fee castles, manors and lands, held in chief, to the vslue of iOOl, a year
to certain persons by them to be nominated to the chancellor of England
for the time being ; and for the persons so nominated and any others
who are seised of any castles, manors or lands to the use of the said earl,
Alice and Maud, or to fulfil the said Thomas' last will, to grant such
castles, manors and lands held in chief to the said value to the said earl,
Alice and Maud for life, in fee simple or in fee tail, as the said earl, Alice
or Maud shall be advised : and as notice shall be given to the chancellor :
without any fee or fine to be taken for the king's benefit, provided always
that the chancellor reserve a parcel of the said lands in the king's hands.
By p.s.
lAQK MEMBRANE 11.
Nov. 20. Tfispe,vimm and confirmation to John Meverell, esquire, kinsman and
Westminster heir of Elizabeth, sometime the wife of Nicholas de Stafford, * chivaler/
and his heirs of letters patent, dated at Leicester, 20 May, 2 Henry V,
inspecting and confirming to the said John Meverell letters patent,
1436 dated 10 March, 3 Henry IV.
Aug. 6. Commission to the sheriff of Yorkshire, the sheriffs of the city of
Westminster. York, Richard Fleccher and Thomas Horden of York, to provide within
the said county and city 100,000 goose wing feathers fit for the arrows
to be made for the king's use, and to arrest sufficient worked and put
them to work on the said arrows. By £. & G.
The like to the following :
The sheriff of Lincolnshire, the sherift's of the city of Lincoln,
Gilbert Fleccher and John Lyndon of Lincoln, in the county and
city of Lincoln.
George Fleccher of Coventre and the sheriff, in the county of Warwick.
14 HENRY VL— Part 2.
601
1436.
Aug. 5.
Marfcon.
Aug. 6.
Marton.
March 7.
Westminster
Membrane 11 — cont.
Grant to Thomas Lyseux, king's clerk, one of the king's chaplains,
of the prebend of Bugmere which Thomas Damet held in the cathedral
church of St. Paul, London, in the king's gift by reason of the temporalities
of that church being in his hands. By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the guardian of the spirituality of the
bishopric of London.
The like to the dean and chapter of the said cathedral church.
The like to Richard Wyot, dean of the chapel of the king's uncle
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, of the prebend which Thomas Danet
held in the free chapel of St. George within the castle of Wyndesore.
By p.s.
Mandate in pursuance to the dean and chapter of the said chapel.
Grant, by advice of the council, to Richard, earl of Warwick, John
baron of Grastok, * chivaler,' William Fitz Hugh, * chivaler,* Christopher
Conyers, Christopher Boynton and Robert Conestable, that, if the king's
kinswoman Joan, countess of Westmorland, die during the stay of
Richard, earl of Salisbury, her son, on the king's service beyond sea or
within a year and a quarter after his return into England, they shall have
the keeping of all the lands, rents and possessions of which she is seised
or her assigns are seised, now, and which by her death would come into
the king's hands, except those lands of which the reversion or remainder
after her death belong to the king or to Ralph, earl of Westmorland,
or his assigns, from the date of her death until the end of the said
quarter without rendering anything to the king but paying the true value
to the said earl of Salisbury. Grant also that all writs de diem claimt
extremiun and mandamus and all commissions of the like nature as such
writs, which shall be made in the Chancery during the said period in
consequence of the said countess dying, shall be retained in the hands of
the chancellor unissued for the same period, and that several letters of
privy seal shall be directed to every escheator or other person to whom
such writs or commissions shall be addressed, commanding them not
to hold any inquiry as to any lands which will jbelong to any person by
the death of the said countess. By p.s.
July 18.
Westminster.
Aug. 4.
Westminster.
Aug. 1.
Canterbary.
MEMBRANE 10.
Signification to R. bishop of Salisbury, of the king's assent to the
election of brother John Godmanston, prior of Cerne, to be abbot of that
place. By p.s.
Mandate to the escheator in the county of Dorset to deliver the
temporalities of the abbey to the said John Godmanston, whose election
has been confirmed by the bishop of Salisbury and whose fealty the king
has commanded to be taken by Humphrey Stafford, knight. By p.s.
Writ de intendendo to the tenants of the abbey.
Licence for the prior and convent of Alyncestria to elect an abbot in
the room of William, deceased.
July 28. Grant, for life, to Henry, cardinal of England, of the manor of
Canterbary. Canford with the town of Poole, co. Dorset, from the death of John, duke
of Bedford, without rendering anything therefor. By p.s.
602 CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
14B6.
Membrane 10 — cont.
July 26. Licence, by advice of the council, for John de Veer, earl of Oxford, to
Canterbury, enfeoff John Tyrell, knight, John Doreward, esquire, Edward Tyrell,
esquire, Robert Darcy, esquire, John Symond, apprentice of the law,
William Bolton and John Wayte of the manors of Hengham at the
Castle, Overyeldham, Kensyngton, Great Bentelegh, Earl's Colne,
Stanstede Mounfychet, Caumpes, Saxton and Great Hormede, in the
counties of Essex, Hertford, Cambridge, Middlesex and Buckingham,
held of the king in chief, and for the feoffees to enfeoff the earl of the
premises to hold to him and his heirs.
July 29. Ratification of the estate of William Holden as parson of the church
Canterbury, of Kyrkeley, in the diocese of Norwich ; provided that no plea thereof
be pending in the king's court and that the king have not presented any
other parson.
July 29. Presentation of Henry Emplyngham, chaplain, to the church of
Canterbury. Northlydeyerd, in the diocese of Salisbury.
Aug. 4. Commission to William Conyton of London, * tyler,' to provide tiles,
Westminster, laths, nails and other things belonging to the tiler's office, to repair the
Tower of London, Westminster, * les Mewes ' and the manors of Shene,
Eenyngton and Eltham, and to arrest and put to work the requisite tilers
and labourers. By bill of John Ardern, clerk of the king's works.
Aug. 9. Licence for the prior and convent of Shirburn to elect an abbot in the
Westminster, room of John Brunyng, deceased. By p.s.
Aug. 8. Presentation of Robert Thurgarton, parson of the church of Mulles-
Westminster. worth, in the diocese of Lincoln, to the church of Lyveryngton, in the
diocese of Ely, on an exchange of benefices with John Aylyston ; directed
to the guardian of the spirituality of the bishopric of Ely.
July 26. Whereas Thomas Courtenay, earl of Devon, lately demised the castle,
Canterbury, honour, manor and hundred of Plympton, the castle, honour, manor and
borough of Okhampton, and the manors of Sampford Courtenay, Duel ton,
Whympell, Aylesbeare, Exilond and Ken, co. Devon, held in chief, to
Walter Colles, clerk, John Odelond, clerk, John Copleston, John Hody,
William Boef, William Bisshop and Thomas Lome, for twenty years
from 2 July last, the king, by advice of the council, has granted licence
for him to release to them all his right in the premises, and for them
to re-enfeoff the said earl of the premises to hold to him and his heirs.
By p.s.
Feb. 20. Order, by advice of the council, for the treasurer to deliver to the
Westminster, cardinal of England, jewels of the king which the said treasurer and
cardinal can agree to value at 8000 marks, as security for the repayment
of that sum still due out of the 200002. which the said cardinal lent the
king to send his army into France; with power to the cardinal to sell
such jewels if half the said 8000 marks be not paid at the quinzaine of
Martinmas next and the other half at Whitsuntide following. By p.s.
Licence, by advice of the council, for the same cardinal, who has just
lent the king 10000 marks for the preservation of his realm of France,
for security of repayment whereof divers lords of the council and others
have given him their bonds under seal, and for his executors and assigns,
in the event of his not being repaid, to sue on such bonds without the
realm of England, any statute or ordinance to the contrary notwith-
standing. By p.8.
1436.
14 HENRY VL— Part 2. 603
Menibrane. 10 — conU
Aug. 18. Commission, during pleasure, to Richard Malmeshull, esquire, to
Westminster, supervise the purveyors of the household of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester,
the king's uncle, to see that they do not oppress the king's lieges contrary
to the statutes and ordinances touching purveyance, and to make such
purveyance himself where it can be done with least inconvenience to the
people. By C.
Aug. 22. Presentation of Thomas Kyrkebryd, chaplain, to the church of St. Giles,
Dogmersfield. Wynchelsee, in the diocese of Chichester.
MEMBRANE 9.
July 26. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Moubray, knight, duke of
Canterbury. Norfolk, son and heir of John, late duke of Norfolk, on his petition shewing
that he will come of age on 12 September next, as by the inquisitions
and offices, taken by the escheators after the death of his said father in
divers counties of England and in the town of Calais, does appear, and for
20^ paid into the hanaper for the respite of his homage and fealty
until the quinzaine of Michaelmas next, that he shall have on 18
September next full livery of all the castles, manors, lordships, lands,
fee-farms, annuities, rents, services, knights' fees, patronages and advow-
sons, views of frankpledge, courts, hundreds, ofBces, franchises, liberties
and hereditaments and all farms, profits and revenues of the same in the
said inquisitions and offices specified, which are in the king's hands by
reason of his nonage in England, Wales and the marches of Wales, Ireland
and Calais, without making any suit to prove his age. Grant also that
farmers of the premises shall be quit of their farms as regards the king
from the date of these presents and that the duke shall have the same.
By p.8.
Aug. 18. Presentation of Roland Hardgyll, parson of the church of Bysshop-
Dogmersfield. pistrowe, in the diocese of Salisbury, to the church of Newenham, in the
diocese of Lincoln, on an exchange of benefices with John Munmuth.
June 20. Licence, by advice of the council, for Ralph White, one of the owners
Westminster, of a ship called le Petre of Bernestaple, of which John Westcote is
master, to arm, equip and victual her to resist the king's enemies at sea ;
for two months. By p.s.
The like for William Canyng, one of the owners of a balinger called
Ae Seint Espirity of which Arnald Smyth is master. By p.s.
Aug. 26. Grant, by advice of the council, to John Bate, king's clerk, of the
Westminster, deanery in the collegiate church of Tamworth, void by the death of
Master William Newport. By p.s.
Mandate, in pursuance, to the bailifik of the town of Tamworth and to
Robert Bate to put the said John in possession.
Aug. 28. Signification to R. bishop of Salisbury, of the king's assent to the
Westminster, election of William Bradeford, prior of Shirboum, to be abbot of that
house.
Aug. 10. Presentation of Richard Caunton tu the church of Llancoidmaur, in the
Westminster, diocese of St. Davids.
Aug. 28« Exemplification, at the request of John, lord of Seintper, < chivaler,'
Westminster, who has given a security now in the files of the Chancery, that the
original letters which have been lost, will be at once surrendered if found,
of letters patent dated at Westminster, 28 August, 2 Henry V, being a
grant of 20Z. a year for life by the hands of the constable of Bordeaux.
604 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
j^gg Membrane 9 — conU
Aug. 26. Presentation, by advice of the council, of John Bate to the deanery of
Westminster, the Collegiate church of Tamworth, in the diocese of Coventry and
1 435 Lichfield. By p.s.
Dec. 1. Writ of aid on behalf of the prior of Heryngham, who has been
Westminster, appointed by Simon, bishop of Chichester, to collect in the archdeaconry
of Chichester the half-tenth granted to the king by the clergy of the
province of Canterbury on 7 November, 12 Henry VI, as divers ecclesiastical
persons, religious and secular, and their bailiffs and farmers refuse to pay
the same in the said archdeaconry, so that the quota due on Martinmas
last are still unpaid, and refuse likewise to pay that due on Martinmas
next. The prior is to be aided in such collection, in executing ecclesiastical
censures on the contumacious and in taking reasonable distraints.
Sept. 80. Appointment, during pleasure, by advice of the council, of William
Westminster. Repyngton as auditor general of all accounts for the castles, lordships,
manors and lands late of John duke of Bedford in the realm of England,
which are in the king's hands, receiving 102. at Easter and Michaelmas
by equal portions and 83. 4</. a day while actually engaged on the office,
by the hands of the receivers, bailiffs, farmers and other ministers of the
1436 prenaises. By p.s.
July 26. Letters of denization, by advice of the council, for Thomas Franc,
Canterbury master in nwdicine, born in Greece.
^^^' By p.s. and for 6 marks paid in the hanaper.
Memorandum that the clause — provided that he pay vustmn and suhnidy
on merchandue as a stranger — was written in the said letters but is erased
by the king's command on tJie information of tfie chancellor and treasurer of
England,
MEMBRANE 8.
July 12. Inspexivim and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, and temporal in the Parliament held at Westminster in the king's first
year, to the prior and convent of St. Mary's, Huntyngdon, of letters
patent dated 26 November, 7 Bichard n [Calendar 1881-1885, p. 848].
By K. & C. in Pari.
Aug. 28. Exemplification of letters patent dated 28 August, 2 Henry V, in
Westminster, favour of John, lord of Seintper. [A duplicate of tlu e^itry on the last
membrane.']
July 28. Grant by advice of the council to the cardinal of England of all profits
Canterbury and commodities whatsoever arising in the port of Southampton and its
^^^' members from 81 May last, except the I85. 4(/. on the sack of wool
already assigned to the soldiers of Calais, until he, his executors or
assigns shall have received thereout payment of the 9,000 marks which
he has lent the king for the rescue of Calais. [Fadera*] By p.s.
July 26. Grant, during pleasure, by advice of the council, to Robert Whityngham,
Canterbury, esquire, of 40 marks a year out of the issues of the manor and lordship of
Saldene and its members in the counties of Buckingham and Bedford.
He was receiver general in England of John, duke of Bedford, who by
his letters patent under his great seal dated 80 October, A.D. 1482,
granted the said Bobert the like sum yearly for life out of the issues of
the said lordship, which is in the king's hands by the death of the said
duke. By p.s.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 606
2435 MEMBRANES 7 to I.
Oct. 25. Inxpeximus and confirmation, by advice and assent of the lords spiritual
Westminster, a^^ temporal and of the commonalty of England in the Parliament held
at Westminster in the king*s first year, to Robert Holand, now prior, and
the convent of Spaldyng of the following : —
1. A charter dated at the Tower of London, 16 February,
4 Edward III. [CharUr Roll, 4 Edicard III, No. 96.]
2. Letters patent dated 16 February, 4 Edward III. [Calendar,
1327-1880, p. 606.]
8. Letters patent dated 16 July, 14 Richard II, exemplifying for
John duke of Aquitaine and Lancaster, the following : —
A perambulation of the bounds between the parts of Kesteven
and Holland, co. Lincoln, .taken before Robert de Wylughby,
Ralph de Cromwell, William de Skipwyth and William
Thirnyng, ' by virtue of a commission, dated 1 March,
18 Richard II [Calendar of Patent Bolls, 1388-92, p. 219],
addressed to them and to Philip le Despencer, Richard
Sydenham, John Markham, Edmund del Clay and Robert
Martell, on the petition of the commonalties of England in
Parliament, shewing that the ancient metes between the
waters of Weland and Wytham had been rendered unrecog-
nisable by floods and deposited sand ; whereupon the sheriff
was commanded to have twenty-four knights and others from
the said parts on Friday after Corpus Christi then next at the
stone cross on *le Brigdyke* on the confines of the parts of
Holland and Kesteven, Donyngton in Holand and Seint
Sauvours in Kesteven : and to make proclamation for all
concerned to attend the making of the delimitation. Mean-
while he was to cause the jury to diligently view the ancient
boundaries or the places where they were formerly placed.
And at the said time and place the sheriff returned the names
of jurors from the two districts, together with a writ close de
intendendo, dated 1 March, 18 Richard II, informing him of
the issue of the above commission and commanding him to
make proclamation for the attendance of those concerned.
The sheriff also reported that he had made such proclamation
and that he had caused the jury to view the boundary.
Whereupon an inquisition was taken before the said commis-
sioners at the said time and place by the oath of Andrew
de Lek, ' chivaler,* John de Holbech, ' chivaler,' John de
Meres, Randolf Bolle, Philip Gamoun, Thomas de Welby,
Richard Stevenson, William Wyom, Stephen de Oobildik,
John Sly, Ralph Farceux and John Grave of Holand and of
John Paynell, 'chivaler,' Nicholas Hebden, 'chivaler,' John
Walssh, 'chivaler,' Elias de Midelton, William de Boston,
William de Cranwell, John Leek of Colby, Thomas de Sleford,
Alan de Hekelsale, Anthony de Spanby, Ralph de Staunton
and John de Haryngton of Kesteven; and after they had
been charged to faithfully do, inform and declare in the
premises and proclamation had been made by the justices that
all persons of either district concerned should take part in the
perambulation to inform the justices and jury, the justices
and jury proceeded to make the perambulation and to set the
bounds : and first by the oath and advice of the said jurors,
as to the metes and bounds in the southern parts of the
marsh that is in a place called Eenulfston, now within the
606 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
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Membranes 7 to 1 — cont,
water of Weland, it wad stated that the ancient metes and
bounds begin in the said place, now under water, and that a
stone cross stood there, the body of which has been destroyed
by a flood and tempest, but the foot still lies there under the
water and that this place is about two miles {lucas) west of
Croyland; and the place being viewed by the justices and
jury, it is considered that two crosses should be set up there,
one of wood and the other of stone, on the east, or Croyland,
adjoining the foot of the ancient cross. The jurors further say
that the boundary runs northward from Eenulfston for about
a furlong (stadium) to a place called Wodelodegreyves or
Oggot on the other side of a dyke called 'leNewdyke* lately
makde, but a number of ^ wylewes' have been planted there and
grown up whereby the bounds are obscured ; and, it is con-
sidered that the seven largest willows growing on the dyke on
the south side thereof and the twenty- three smaller ones
growing on the north side, in a place which is a division
between the districts, shall be cut down to within one foot from
the trunk {succidantur per unum pedem in latitndine a stipite
earundem salicium) and that their growth should be cut yearly
so that the bounds be not obscured. Also in place of the said
willows a cross should be set up on the dyke that the bounds
from that place to Wodlodegreyyes could be more clearly
recognised : And from Wodlodegreyyes the boundary goes to a
place called * Goderameshend ' on the south side of the water
called ' la Glene ' to a stake fixed on the bank of the said water
opposite to, and south of, 4e Escote.' And it is considered
that a stone cross should be erected there on the south bank of
the said water near the said stake ; and from Godrameshend
the boundary goes down stream along the Glene eastward to
a place called * Goderamescote ' and so by the same water to
a weir at the corner of Goderamescote, northwards, and from
the weir northwards etcross the water to the bank of the same
water close to the north corner of Goderamescote, where a
cross was erected by the close of Goderamescote by advice
of the jurors and by view and judgement of the justices.
Thence the boundary goes westward along the bank of a
certain dyke round the north of the said close to a place
variously called *le Norfchflete,' 'Blakflete'at Fendykehend,
* le Prioures dyke, or le Neudykehend,' where it is adjudged
that a wooden, or stone, cross be erected : and thence
the boundary proceeds north by a dyke formerly called *le
Midilfendyke,* but latterly * le Priouresdyke ' to a place called
* le Erthlode ' or * Cheylbech,' which place was of ancient
time one of the bounds where it is adjudged that a stone,
or wooden cross should be erected. From Cheylbech the
boundary goes to a place called 'le Flatpoles,' one of the
ancient bounds and thence north to a place called ' le
Herthstede/ in Nestylholme or Lestyngholme, and thence
northward, to the stone cross on <le Brigdike* mentioned
above, thence by a place called < le Syke ' between a place
called Gretfolyng Worthill on the west in Eesteven, and
Litilfolyn Worthhill on the east in Holland, and thence
northward along the Syke to Graftehirn or le Gryst, thence
northward to a place called Gobyonboth or Mollebothe, thence,
still northward, to Wragmerstake or Blakstake, thence, by a
14 HENRY VI.— Pabt 2.
607
1435.
Membranejt 7 to 1 — cont,
syke called Schedyngiieie downstream unto le Sonthee;
thence north by a dyke called Me Oldee' along the midst
thereof to le Wyloghbothe an ancient bound ; thence north
by a place called ' lee Oldee,' the division being marked by
palings, piles and * stakes' in the Oldee fixed by the said priors
upon consideration by the said justices, to a place called
* Loveboneyng,* an ancient bound, thence north by the Oldee
to the east part under and by the close of Terrebothe, marked
by palings, piles and stakes driven in the Oldee by the jurors
upon consideration of the justices, and thence down the Oldee,
and similarly marked, to a water and bank called *Kyme
water* and downstream by the bank of that water to the
place where it runs into the water of Wythum.
4. Letters patent dated 6 November, 19 Richard II, exemplifying
a plea before J. de Vallibus and his fellows, justices in eyre at
Lincoln, Trinity, 9 Edward I, of liberties claimed by the prior of
Spalding. [Placitn de Quo Waranto, p, 401.]
March 10.
Westminster.
April 6.
Westminster
March 17.
Westminster.
March 26.
Westminster.
April 28.
Westminster*
May 2.
Westminster.
MEMBRANE S4d.
Commission to William Fulthorp, knight, Alexander Nevill, esquire,
and Robert Rudstane, esquire, to arrest brother John Nightyngale, monk
of the Benedictine House of Whittby, co. York, who has forged the seal
of Thomas, bishop of Durham, to certain counterfeit letters executory
upon letters apostolic obtained upon pretence the vow of a pilgrimage to
the apostolic see, and committed other offences against his order, and
who is a vagabond in secular garb, and to deliver him, when taken, to
his abbot.
Commission to John Brekenok to view and search a certain carrack of
Genoa, Jeronomo de Auria, padrone, which is stated to be laden with
goods of the king's enemies and to be in the port of Southampton ; any
such goods found are to be arrested.
Commission to Philip Parker, * bowyer,' to provide 2,000 bows or
wood, if required, to make bows until that number is complete, and
other things belonging to his mistery, also carriage for the same bows
into France ; with power to arrest and set to work the necessary * bowyers,'
and other workmen, artificers and labourers.
Commission to William Crane, citizen and * fieccher ' of London, to
provide 4000 sheaves of arrows, or timber, feathers, silk and wax and
other materials to make up the number ; also to set to work < flecchers '
and other workmen to make the same.
Appointment of William Tresham, William Weldon, and Richard
Pyttes, or two of them, Tresham to be one, to deliver the gaol of
Norhampton castle of Thomas Dalby.
Commission, during pleasure, to Ralph Huskard, master of the ship
called le Oeorye of Gloucestre, to arrest the mariners requisite to navigate
her in the king's service.
Commission, by advice of the council, to John Radclyf, lieutenant of
Cales, John Sutton, Maurice Bruyn and John Styward, three or two of
them, to take the muster of Edmund count of Mortain and of the men at
arms and archers in his retinue. By C.
608 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435 MEMBRANE S2d.
May 10. Commission to Edmund Talbot, knight, Adam Tetlowe, esquire, Oliver
Westminster. Holand, esquire, Robert Assheto, esquire, and the sheriff of Yorkshire to
arrest Peter Talbot and Robert Caunsefeld and bring them before the king
in Chancery on the quinzaine of Michaelmas next.
MEMBRANE 19d,
July 8. Commission to John Wattys, master of a ship called le Hull Antony
Westminster, of London, Nicholas Mannyng, John Dorold, and Martin Stephen to
arrest mariners, not already hired for other vessels, to navigate the said
ship for the purpose of resisting the king's enemies at sea.
July 8. Commission to Robert Whitgreve to provide bows, bowstrings, arrows
Westminster, and arrow heads to the number he shall judge requisite upon the
information given him. By C.
MEMBRANE ISd.
May 22. Commission, by advice of the council, to John Popham, knight, and
Westminster, to William Gloucestre, master of the king's ordnance in France and
Normandy, to take the muster of Richard, duke of York, Richard, earl of
Salisbury, and William, earl of Suffolk, and of the men at arms and
archers in their retinues on their arrival beyond sea. By C.
May 29. Commission to William Bonevile, Thomas Arundell, Renfrew Arundell,
Westminster, and John Jayben, three or two of them, to enquire into the complaint of
Thomas Horewode of Wellys, that whereas a ship called Seint Nunne^
which he, under letters of safe- conduct, freighted in Brittany with wine
and other merchandise, was waiting for a wind in the port of St. Paul
de Lyon, William Eede of Exmuth, Thomas Pcdder of Rynmore, John
Colvyll of Plymmouth, John Drax, John Mory of Loo, co. Cornwall,
John Davy of Eyngeswere, John William and Nicholas Pycard, and
others took the same by force, and brought it to Plymouth, where the
ship and goods are detained although restitution has been demanded.
May 28. Commission to Henry Langley, esquire, John Barley, esquire, John
Westminster Orene, esquire, and the sheriff of Hertford, three or two of them, to
enquire upon oath of the said county as to escapes and concealments.
June 8. Commission for enquiring as to the seizure of the SeitU Nunne in the
Westminster, port of St. Paul de Lyon ; [in the same terms as the last entry but one,
save that William Kode is called ' William Eyde,' and that Thomas Pedder
is of *Reynmore.']
June 15. Commission to Thomas Stowell, knight, John Stourton of Preston,
Westminster. William Paulet of Melcombe and John Paulet, three or two of them
including either Stourton or William Paulet, to enquire upon oath of the
county of Somerset as to felonies, treasons and trespasses done by John
Yonge of Neweton Playce, * husbondman.'
June 8. Commission to William Bonevill, Thomas Gille and Nicholas Stebbyngi
Westminster, mayor of Dertemuth, to enquire as to the malefactors who recently took
certain woollen cloths belonging to the king's liege Bartholomew de
Lespitan, merchant of Bayonne, between the city of Exeter and the town
of Neweton Busshell, to restore the cloth if it exists, or the price thereof,
arrest the malefactors, and imprison them, until farther orders.
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2. 609
j^gg Membrane ISd — cont, -
June 26. Commission to John Godfrey and Godard Pnlham to arrest the
WestminBter. mariners required to man &vb ships called, respectively, la Irmite, la
Marie, la Jenet, la Petir, and la Parva THnite of W^nchelse, for resistance
to the king's enemies at sea, at the wages of the said commissioners.
July 4. Commission to William Drafton of Herwyche, Thomas Topcroft and
Westminster. John Bryan, to arrest mariners, not already hired for other ships, to the
number required for the rule and governance of two ships called Ul Jame$
of Orwell and le Andrewe of Orwell, to resist the king's enemies at sea at
the wages of the owners.
The like to Thomas Frank and Thomas Alfray, owners of a balinger
called la Jonet of Sandewyche.
June 22. Commissioner of oyer and terminer to James de Audeley, knight, John
Westminster. Juyn, kniffht, William Westbury, William Bonevill, knight, John
Stourton, knight, Thomas StoweU, knight, Richard Neuton, William
Carent, esquire, and John Fortescu, two' or more of them including
either Juyn or Westbury, on complaint by Alexander Hody that Robert
Dylyngton, late of Briggewater, co. Somerset, 'gentilman,' Thomas
Burton, late of Wemedon, co. Somerset, 'yoman,' John Hunte, late of
Briggewater, co. Somerset, * yoman,' Thomas Blake, late of Briggewater,
'yoman,' and others, arrayed in manner of war, assaulted and beat him
at Briggewater, and so threatened his servants with death or maiming
that for a long time they dared not stir abroad upon his business, and he
lost their services. For i mark paid in the hanaper.
MEMBRANE I7d,
July 8. Commission, by advice of the council, to Robert Selby and Walter
Westminster. Bonefay, bailiffs of Colcestre, John Beche, Thomas Oskyn, John Trewe,
John Rouge, John Stephen and John Inkebergh to provide all manner
of victuals and to arrest and take up as many ships and other vessels and
competent mariners throughout the countv of Essex as are required to
conduct the said victuals to the town of Sandwich by the feast of
St. Mary Magdalen next.
MEMBRANE 16d.
July 10. Commission to Thomas Toppecroft, William Hauseby and John Gervevs
Westminster, to arrest Rombald de Gippewico, ' berebrewer,' and bring him before the
king in Chancery in the quinzaine of Michaelmas next.
July B. Appointment of John Husee, John Heryng, esquire, and John Stork,
Westminster, three and two of them to deliver the king's gaol of Dorchestre of John
Aleyn, chaplain.
July 16. Commission to John Balle, to have a vessel and mariners at such rates
Westminster, as he can agree on, to transport to Cales at the charges of Humphrey,
earl of Stafford, the victuals which the earl has caused to be bought
in the county of Norfolk for the sustenance of himself and those
accompanying him to the rescue of the said town from the king's enemies
besieging that town.
M881 S 9
610 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
i^og Membrane 16d — conU
July 17. Commission to John Harowe, surgeon, to hire at a competent salary,
Wettmmtteir. gix surgeons or barbers, sufficiently erudite in the mistery, in the city
of London and the suburbs thereof or the town of Southwerk, for the
relief of the king's lieges going with Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, to
the rescue of Calais.
MEMBRANE 14d,
July 16. Commission to Edward Davy, master of a balinger of Humphrey, duke
Westminster, of Gloucester, to arrest for service in the said balinger, at the king's
wages, thirty-two mariners not already appointed to other vessels.
The like to the following : —
Thomas Benet, master of a balinger of Humphrey, earl of Stafford,
for twenty-four mariners.
John Smyth, master of a balinger of John, late earl of Arundel, for
twenty-four mariners.
John Bonvile, master of a balinger of John bishop of Bath and
Wells, for twenty-four mariners.
MEMBRANE lid.
July 8. Commission to John Fray, Philip Thornbury, knight, John Hotoft and
Westminster, John Kyrkeby, three and two of them including either Fray or Eyrkeby, to
make inquisition in the county of Hertford touching a petition presented
to the king by John Arnold and Ellen his wife shewing that whereas
Henry Cole of the county of Cornwall was seised of a messuage called
' Aconys,' in Thele, co. Hertford, in his demesne as of fee, and by deed
dated at Thele 21 June, 7 Henry VI, granted it, with other things, by the
name of all his messuages, lands, rents, services and bondmen, with
meadows, feedings, pastures, ways, paths, hedges, ditches and other rights
which he had in the towns and parishes of Thele, Amwell and Hoddesdon,
CO. Hertford, of the gift and feoffment of Robert Mayhewe of Shordyche,
and John Dawbeney, citizen and fishmonger of London, to the said John
and Ellen and their heirs in fee, whereby they had seisin thereof and took
the esplees to the value of half a mark, the said Henry Cole by the name
of Henry Cole alias Henry Cole of Calyngton, co. Cornwall, *gentilman,'
was indicted at Westminster before the king on Friday after the quinzaine
of Martinmas, 8 Henry VI, of having on 28 October in the same year at
Westminster traitorously made counterfeit letters patent in the likeness
of the writing of the Chancery, and affixed thereto a certain old seal
which was previously attached to other letters patent, and so produced
the said counterfeit letters before William Babyngton and his fellows,
justices of the Common Bench, at Westminster, as being genuine letters
of protection : upon which indictment he was arraigned before the king
at Westminster on Thursday before the Purification, 8 Henry VI, and
pleaded not guilty and thereof put himself upon the country, but was
found guilty on Saturday after the same Purification and had day for
judgement until the quinzaine of Easter, when he was convicted and
attainted. Afterwards by an inquisition taken virtute officii before Thomas
Stokdale, escheator in the county of Hertford, at Ware on Monday the
feast of St. Luke the Evangelist, 18 Henry IV, it was found that the said
Henry held a messuage called * Aconys ' in Thele of the value of 26s. 8d.
a year in his demesne as of fee on the day of his conviction ; whereupon
the messuage was taken by the escheator into the king's hand and the
14 HENRY VI.— Part 2.
611
1435.
Membrane lid — eanL
keeping of it, by the name of all the lands of the said Heniy, in the towns
of Thele and Amwell, co. Hertford, which oame to the king's hands by his
treason, was committed bv letters patent, dated 12 February, 18 Henry VI,
to Richard Biche and John Home for twelve years from Michaelmas : by
virtue of which inquisition and letters patent the petitioners were put out,
but they pray for redress, denying that the said Henry had anything in
the premises on the day of his conviction or at the time of the treason.
By p.8.
Aug. 8.
Westminfter.
Aug. 8.
Wfitminstcr.
July 25.
WeBtmlnster.
July 21.
WMtminiter.
July 29.
Canterbury
City.
July 26.
O^nterbary
City.
MEMBRANE lOd.
Commission to Alexander Lermouth, esquire, to provide carriage by
land and water from London to Berwick upon Tweed for lances, bows,
arrows, bowstrings and other habiliments for the equipment of the said
town and the king's marches there.
Commission to Bichard Waller and James Fienles, esquire, to have
restitution made to James atte Berne, born in Gilderlond, who has taken
the oath of fealty and allegiance and has letters patent in that behalf, of
the goods which were taken from him by one Grove calling himself
bailiff of * Egle,' or their value ; also to arrest the said bailiff and bring
him before the king in Chancery.
Commission to John Hampton, esquire, James Fienles, esquire, John
Hexham, John Poutrell, Balph Ingoldesby, Thomas Gylle, and John
Hunte, Serjeant at arms, two or more of them, to take on Friday next
within the Isle of Thanet the muster of the masters and mariners of the
ships, barges, balingers and other vessels appointed for the passage of the
king's uncle Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, and of the earls, barons and
knights with their retinues who are goin^ with him to the rescue of
Gales. By E.
Commission to the same except Gylle to deliver over the said ships
for shipping the said duke of Gloucester and others at the discretion of
the commissioners. By C.
Commission to Thomas Cumberworth, knight, John Merston and
Thomas Chaworth, clerk, and two of them, to take near Sandwich on the
date of this commission (hoc instanti die) the muster of Edward Broke,
knight, and of the men at arms and archers in his retinue and the other
men at arms and archers who have not yet been mustered : the result to
be certified into Chancery. By C.
Commission to Walter Hungerford, knight, Balph Botiller, knight, and
John Stopyndon, king's clerk, and two of them, to take at Sandwich on
Friday next the muster of Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, and of the men
at arms and archers who are going in his retinue to the rescue of Cales.
ByC.
The like to the following : —
John Tiptoft, knight. Master William Lyndewode, keeper of the
privy seal, and John Bate, clerk, for the muster of John, earl o
Huntingdon, and his retinue. By C.
John Tyrell, knight, Geoffrey Louther and John Brekenok, for the
muster of Bichard, earl of Warwick, and John de la Veer, earl of
Oxford, and their retinues. By C.
612 CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
1435.
Membrane lOd — canU
John Styward, knight, William Beanchamp, knight, and John
Merston, for the muster of Thomas Conrtenay, earl of Devon, and
of his retinae and the retinue of John Tiptoft, knight. By G.
Richard Waller, esquire, Ralph Babthorp, esquire, and William
Aleyn for the muster of Beaumont, knight, and John Come-
waill, knight, and their retinues. By C.
Thomas Comberworth, knight, Robert Manfeld and John Threpland
for the muster of the men at arms and archers sent by abbots,
priors, cities, towns and others in the company of Humphrey, duke
of Gloucester to the rescue of Cales. By C.
July 29. John Styward and Thomas Stokdale for the muster near Canterbury
Canterbory on Monday next of Humphrey, earl of Stafford, and of the men at
<^ify* arms and archers in his retinue ; the result to be certified into
Chancery. By C.
Aug. 24. Commission to Henry Frowyk, mayor of London and escheator in that
WdBtminster. city, and to Alexander Aune to make inquisition in the said city and its
suburbs as to the lands and goods of Adrian Orome, son and heir of
William Grome, late citizen of London, who is said to have land in the
city but to have departed from his allegiance and adhered to the rebel
who calls himself the duke of Burgundy.
(618)
APPENDIX.
COMMISSIONS OF THE PEACE.
Bedfordshire.
Westminster, 2d January, 1485. 18 Henry VI. m. SGe'.
John, earl of Huntingdon, Reginald Grey of Ruthyn, knight, John Comewaill,
knight, John Cottesmore, John Fray, William Beauchamp, knight, Thomas
Wauton, knight, Hugh Hasilden, Thomas Mannyngham, John Enderby,
William Luddesop, John Fitz.
Berkshire.
1. Westminster^ 5 October, 1481.
2. „ 1 December, 1482.
8. „ 10 June, 1488.
4. „ 8 November, 1485.
5. „ 12 December, 1485.
n
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 1, 2, 8,
4,5.
Robert, bishop of Salisbury, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
Richard, earl of Salisbury, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
John Talbot, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
William Lovell, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
William Westbury, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
John Tyrell, knight, 2.
John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of
the duchy of Lancaster in the
county, 1, 8, 4, 5.
Thomas Rolf, 1, 2, 8.
John Golofre, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
William B^derne, 1, % 8, 4, 5.
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27d.
11 .. ,. 2W.
14
19
99
99
99
99
99
27d.
99
William Warbilton, or Warbylton, 1, 2,
8, 4, 5.
Thomas Foxle, 1, 8, 4, 5.
Thomas Rothewell, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
Robert Shotesbroke, or Shotesbrook,
knight, 2, 8, 4, 5.
John Shotesbroke, 2.
John Shotesbroke, knight, 1.
Thomas, earl of Devon, 4, 5.
Walter Hungerford, knight, 4, 5.
William Ghauntrell, 4, 5.
William, earl of Suffolk, 5.
Richard Reetwold, 5.
BUCKINQHAMSHIRE.
1. Westminster, 1 March, 1481.
9 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27d.
a.
99
2 August, 1481.
99 99
8.
99
5 June, 1482.
10
26<f.
4.
99
19 February, 1488.
11
99 99
6.
99
80 Apnl, 1484.
12
82</.
6.
99
18 July, 1484.
99 99
7.
99
18 December, 1485.
14
„ 27rf.
8.
91
10 May, 1486.
»» »>
614
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
B UCKINGHAMSHlHE'--conU
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 1, 2, 4, 5.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 8, 4,
6, 6, 7, 8.
Reginald Grey of Ruthyn, knight, or
'chivaler,* 1,2,8,4, 6,6, 7, 8.
Walter Hungreford, knight, or *chi-
valer,' 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
John Cottesmore, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Fray, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Barton, the younger, 1, 2.
John Barton, 8, 4.
Richard Wyot, 1, 2.
Thomas Stokes, esquire, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5,
6, 7, 8.
Andrew Sperlyng, or Sparlyng, 1, 2, 8,
4, 6, 6, 7, 8.
William Whaplode, or Whappelode, 1,
2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
Henry ,archbishopof Canterbury, 2, 8,4,5.
John Hampden of Hampden, esquire,
2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Rokes or Rookes, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Hampden of Eymbell, 4, 5, 6, 7>8.
Thomas Sakevile, knight » 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Ewardby, 6, 7, 8.
John Burton, 6, 7.
Robert Manfeld, 7, 8.
George Longevill, 8.
1. Westminster, 20 December, 1481.
2. „ 12 July, 1435.
8. „ 9 November, 1485.
Philip, bishop of Ely, 1, 2.
John Tiptoft, knight, or <chivaler,* 1,
2,8.
John Cottesmore, 1, 2, 8.
John Fray, 1, 2, 8,
Walter Pole, *chivaler,* 1.
William Esenhull, knight, or ' chivaler,'
1, 2, 8.
John Tyrell, chief steward of the duchy
of Lancaster in the county, 1.
Gambrwgeshire.
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 21 d,
18 ,, ,, 85</.
14 „ „ 2Sd.
John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of
the duchy of Lancaster, etc., 2, 8.
William Alyngton, 1, 2, 8.
John Ansty, 2, 8.
John Ansty the elder, 1.
William Fulbourne, 1, 2, 8.
John Burgoyne, 1.
Richard, duke of York, 2, 8.
John Colvyll, knight, 2, 8.
Richard Forster, 2, 8.
Town of
1. Westminster, 24 November, 1429.
2. „ 28 January, 1480.
8. „ 26 November, 1480.
4. „ 18 February, 1482.
5. „ 4 December, 1488.
6. „ 18 December, 1485.
William Westbury, 1, 2, 4.
Marmaduke Lumley, clerk, 1.
Master William Wymbyll, or Wymbull,
clerk, 1, 4, 5, 6.
William Weggewode, 4, 5, 6.
, mayor, 1, 2.
John Burgoyne, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
Thomas Burgoyne, 6.
John Grenelane, 1.- ,
William Foulboume, Eulbourne, or
Fulborn, 1, 5.
John Bilney, 1 .
John Bylney, mayor, 5.
John Tiptoft, knight, 1, 2, 8.
William AsenhuU, knight, 1, 2, 8.
John Fray, 1. 2, 8, 5, 6.
Master John Holbrok, or Holbrook, 5, 6.
Cambiudge.
8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 28rf.
2ed,
9 „ „ 27rf.
10 „ „ 25d.
12 „ „ 2W.
14 „ ,, 25d.
Master John Holbrok, chancellor of the
University, 1, 2, 8.
William Godered, 1, 2, 8.
Nicholas Caldecote, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Henry domer, 2, 8.
William Alyngton, 2, 8.
John Oteryngham, clerk, 2, 8.
John Cottesmore, 8, 5, 6.
Thomas Jacobi, mayor, 8, 4.
William Babyngton, 4.
Master William Lussels, chancellor of
the University, 4.
Master Richard Caudray, chancellor of
the University, 5, 6.
Robert Brigham, mayor, 6.
Richard Forater, 6.
APPENDIX.
615
Cornwall.
1. Westminster, 7 July, 1481.
2. „ 19 July, 1481.
8. „ 12 February, 1482.
4. Wookey, 7 September, 1488.
5. Westminster, 4 January, 1486.
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 1, 2, 8,
4,5.
Edmund, bishop of Exeter, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
John, earl of Huntingdon, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2. 8, 4, 5.
William Botreaux, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
Philip Courtenay, knight, 1, 8, 4, 5.
John Hals, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Richard Neuton 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
John Arundel, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
Thomas Arundel, knight, 1, 2, 8, 5.
9 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27rf.
10
12
14
9*
>y
ii
99
99
99
)9
ff
9>
21d.
Sid.
2Sd.
John Herle, knight, 1, 2.
John Coplestone, 1.
John Cork, 1. 2, 8, 4, 5.
Nicholas Aysshton, or Assheton, 1, 2, 8,
4.5.
John Lawhere, 1.
Walter Hungerford, knight, 1,2, 8, 4, 5.
Richard Reprenna, or Resprenna, 2,8,4,5.
Thomas, earl of Devon, 4, 5.
William Bonevile, knight, 5.
William Goodrede, 5.
Cumberland.
1. Westminster, 6 December, 1482.
2. . ,. 26 May, 1435.
>)
M. bishop of Carlisle, 1, 2.
Henry, earl of Northumberland, 1, 2.
Richard, earl of Salisbury, warden of
the West march, ] .
John de Graystok, knight, 1, 2.
Thomas de Dacre of Gildesland, knight,
1,2.
William Babyngton, knight, 1.
William Babyngton, 2.
Thomas Fulthorp, 1, 2.
John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of the
duchy of Lancaster in the county, 1.
11 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 26f/.
18 „ „ 85rf.
>>
»9
John Tyrell, knight, 2.
Peter TillioU, knight. 1.
John de Skelton, knight, 1, 2.
William de Liegh, knight, 1.
Nicholas Badclyf, knight, 1, 2.
Hugh Louther, esquire, 1, 2.
Robert Carlill, 1, 2.
Robert Warcop, 1, 2.
George le Latymer, knight, 2.
Christopher Culwen, knight, 2.
William Stapilton, 2.
Leeds, 8 June, 1481.
Derbyshire.
9 Henry VI. Part 1, m. 27rf.
W. bishop of Coventry, Henry Grey, knight, John Talbot, knight, James
Daudeley, knight, Ralph Cromwell, knight, William Babyngton, James
Strangways, John Ellerker, Richard Vernon, knight, John Cokayn, knight,
John Gurson, Peter de la Pole, Gerard Maynell, John Pole.
Devon.
1. Westminster, 20 July, 1481.
2. „ 5 November, 1485.
fi
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 1, 2.
Edmund, bishop of Exeter, 1, 2.
John, earl of Huntingdon, 1, 2.
Walter Hungerford, knight, 1, 2.
Philip Courtenay, knight, 1, 2.
John Hals, 1.
Richard Neuton, 1, 2.
9 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27d.
14 „ ., 28d.
>>
»>
Thomas Broke, knight, 1, 2.
William Bonevile, knight, 1, 2.
John Copleston, 1, 2.
Nicholas Radeford, 1 , 2.
John Mulys, 1, 2.
Thomas, earl of Devon, 2.
William Goderede, 2.
618
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
♦
Dorset.
1. Westmi
nster,
2 December, 1480.
9 Henry
VI.
Part 1.
m. 28<f.
2.
2 Deoember, 1480.
>»
»l
a7rf.
8.
28 June, 1481.
>»
»9
9f
4.
22 May, 1482.
10
ti
•
It
t)
^- >»
12 February, 1488.
11
>»
n
2M.
6.
18 May, 1485.
18
>>
f>
85</.
7.
8 November, 1485.
14
))
f>
2Bd.
Robert, bishop of Salibbury, 1, 2, 8, 4,
6, 6, 7.
Humphrey Stafford, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4,
6, 6, 7.
William Gheyne, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5,
6,7.
John Hals, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
John Cottesmore, 1.
John Caraunt, 1.
John Fauntleroy, 1, 2, 8.
Richard Fyton, or Feton, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5,
6,7.
William Payn, 1.
Richard Neuton, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7.
WiUiam Caraunt, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7.
John Storke, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Thomas Husee, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Robert Hillary, 4, 5, 6, 7. '
Richard, duke of York, 5, 6, 7.
John Tyrell, knight, 5.
John Tyrell, chief steward of the duchy
of Lancaster, 6, 7.
John Chydeyok, knight, 6, 7.
William Goderede, 6, 7.
Thomas, earl of Devon, 7.
William Brounyng, 7.
Essex.
1. Westminster, 9 December, 1429.
2. „ 12 June, 1481.
8. „ 6 February, 1482.
4. „ 12 February, 1488.
5. „ 7 May, 1484.
6. „ 8 May, 1485.
8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 28d.
9 ., ,. 27rf.
10
11
12
18
if
»>
ff
if
it
2Sd.
26d.
82i.
Md.
William, bishop of London, 1, 2.
John, earl of Huntingdon, 1, 2, 8, 4,
5,6.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2, 8, 4,
5,6.
William de Clynton, knight, or
•chivaler,* 1, 2,8.
John Lescrop, knight, or < ohivaler,' 1,
8, 4, 5, 6.
Lewis Robessard, knight, 1.
John Grey, knight, 1.
Walter Hungerford, knight, or * ohiva-
ler,' 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
John Juyn, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
William Paston, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Thomas Rolf, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Nicholas Thoiiey, 1.
, , knight, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Richard Baynard, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Robert Darcy, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, 1, 2, 8,
4, 5, 6.
John, duke of Norfolk, 1, S, 8.
John, earl of Oxford, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
John Doreward, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Henry Grey, or de Grey, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Nicholas RykhiU, 2.
enry,
5,6.
Las Ky
S arch
Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, 8, 4,
Richard, duke of York, 4, 5, 6.
Richard, earl of Salisbury, 4, 5, 6.
R. bishop of London, 5.
John Tyrell, 1, 2.
John Tirell, knight, 8, 4.
John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of
the duchy of LaAcaster in the county,
5,6.
Edward Tyrell, 5, 6.
Lewis Johan, 6.
APPENDIX,
617
GLO UCE8TERSHIHE.
1. Westminster, 1 June, 1482.
a. „ 6 February, 1482.
8. y, 17 November, 1482.
4. „ 12 Febraary, 1488.
5. „ 28 May, 1486.
6. „ 18 October, 1486.
John, archbishop of York, 1, 2, 8, 4,
6,6.
John, bishop of Bath and Wells, 1, 2,
8, 4, 6, 6.
Thomas, bishop of Worcester, 1, 8, 4, 6.
Bidiard, earl of Warwick, 1 , 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
John Talbot of Irchyngfeld, knight, ar
•chivaler/ 1, 2, 8, 4, 6,6.
James Berkeley, knight, or ' chivaler,'
1,2,8,4,6,6.
Walter Hungerford, knight, or * chiva-
ler,* 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Waiiam Westbury, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Thomas Bolf, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Maurice Berkeley the younger,-knight,
ly 8, 4| 6, 6.
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27rf.
1" j» II >>
11 >> >> >i
,> ,, 2«rf.
18 ,) ,, 86<i.
14 „ .. 27rf.
John Pauncefote, knight, or ' chivaler/
I, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6.
John Grovell, or Grevell, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6.
Guy Whityngton, or Whytyngton, 1, 2,
8, 4y 6, 6.
Robert Stanshawe, 1, 8, 4, 6, 6.
Robert Gilbert, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6.
John Langley, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6.
Philip, bishop of Worcester, 2.
John Eeode, 2.
Richard, duke of York, 4, 5, 6.
Ralph Botiller, knight, 6, 6.
William Chauntrell, 5, 6.
John Edward, 6, 6.
H. bishop of Winchester, 2.
Giles Brugge, 6.
Hampshire.
1. Westminster, 27 April, 1481.
2. „ 10 November, 1486.
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 1, 2.
John, bishop of Bath, 1, 2.
John Hals, 1.
Richard Neuton, 1, 2.
Maurice Berkelev, knight, 1, 2.
Walter Sandes, knight, 1.
Stephen Popham, knight, 1, 2.
9 Henry VI Part 1. m. 27rf.
14 ., ,. 28^.
»
John Uvedale, 1, 2.
William Brocas, 1, 2.
William Warbilton,!.
Thomas de Haydok, knight, 1.
Thomas Haydok, 2.
Richard WaJlop, 1.
Richard Holte, 1, 2.
Hkrefohlk
1. Westminster, 8 May, 1481.
2. „ 14 October, 1482.
8. „ 12 November, 1482.
4. „ 24 January, 1488.
6. ,, 14 November, 1486.
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 1, 2, 4.
Thomas, bishop of Hereford, 1, 2, 8,
4,6.
John, earl of Huntingdon, 1,2, 4, 6.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2, 8,
4,6.
Henry Grey, 1, 2, 4, 6.
, , knight, 8.
9 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27f/.
*^ >» 1 1 i»
■■■■■■ >» >» f»
21rf.
14 .. „ 27rf.
John Talbot, knight, or 'chivaler/ 1, 2,
8, 4, 6.
James de Audeley, knight, or * chivaler,*
1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
William Westbury, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
Thomas Rolf, 1, 2. 8, 4.
Walter Lucy, knight, or 'chivaler/ 1, 2,
8, 4, 6.
Robert Whitney, 'chivaler/ 1.
618
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
HEREFORD— cant.
Richard de la Byere, * chivaler/ 1.
John Skydmore, knight, or * chivaler/
1, 2, 8, 4.
John Merbury, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
John Russell, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
Miles Scull, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
Richard, duke of York, 8, 4, 5.
John TyreU, knight, chief steward of the
duchy of Lancaster in the county, 8.
Richard de la Mare, 2, 8, 4, 5.
Richard Wyggemore, 4, 5.
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, 5.
William Chauntrell, 5.
Thomas de la Hay the elder, 5.
Hertford.
1. Westminster, 24 January, 1481.
2. „ 4 August, 1488.
8. „ 16 May, 1486.
4. ,^ 14 November, 1485«
9%
9 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 28^.
11 ,, „ 21rf.
18 „ „ 35d.
14 .. ,. 27rf.
William, bishop of London, 1.
Philip, bishop of Ely, 1, 2, 8.
John, earl of Huntingdon, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Talbot, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4.
William Clynton, knight, 1.
John Juyn, 1, 2, 8, 4.
William Paston, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Philip Thornbury, knight, 1, 2, 8, i.
John Hotoft, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Leven thorp, 1.
John Fray, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Barley, 1,2, 8, 4.
William Rokesburgh, 1.
John Kirkeby, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, 2, 8.
Richard, earl of Salisbury, 2, 8, 4
John Tirell, knight, chief steward of the
duchy of Lancaster in the county, 2,
8,4.
Robert Whityngham, 2, 8, 4.
William Neuport, 2.
William Estfeld, 8, 4.
Thomas Gloucestre, 8, 4.
R. bishop of London, 4.
Nicholas Morley, 4.
Huntingdon.
Westminster, 27 January, 1482. 10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 26</.
Philip, bishop of Ely, John, earl of Huntingdon, Reginald Grey of Ruthyn,
'chivaler,' John Tiptoft, 'chivaler,* John Cottesmore, John Fray, Nicholas
Styuecle, ' chivaler,' Thomas Bevill, Roger Hunt, Walter Taillard, Roger
Louthe, Henry Hethe.
Kent.
1. Westminster, 1 March, 1482.
2. „ 28 November, 1482.
8. „ 18 August, 1488.
4. „ 24 November, 1488.
6. „ 7 December, 1488.
6. „ 18 November, 1485.
>>
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27r/.
11 ,, „ 21rf.
26f/.
12 „ „ 84rf.
,, „ QSd,
14 .. „ 27d.
ft
»>
Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, 1,
2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
John, archbishop of York, 1, 2, 8, 4,
6,6.
John, bishop of Rochester, 1, 2, 8,
4,5.
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, con-
stable of Dover castle and warden of
the Cinque Ports, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2, 8, 4,
5,6.
Henry de Grey, 1 , 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
John Juyn, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
John Martyn, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
William Paston, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of
the duchy of Lancaster in the county,
1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6.
APPENDIX.
619
KENT—cmt.
John Darell, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Geoffrey Louther, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
William Haute, or Haulte, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
William Scot, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
John Pyrye, or Purye, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
John Vambargh, orBamburgh, 1, 2, 8,
4, 5, 6.
Richard Wydevile, esquire, 4.
Reginald Pekham, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
James Fenys, 4, 6, 6.
William Garnet, 5, 6.
Th. bishop of Rochester, 6.
Edward GUdeford, 6.
Leicestershire.
1. Westminster, 28 January, 1481.
2. „ 20 October, 1482.
John de Bello Monte, knight, 1, 2.
John Talbot, knight, 1, 2.
William Ferrers of Groby, knight, 1, 2.
William Lovell, knight, 1, 2.
James Strangways, 1, 2.
John EUerker, 1, 2.
Thomas Beaumond, or Beamond,
knight, 1, 2.
Richard Hastynges, knight, 1.
Bartholomew Brokesby, 1, 2.
9 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 28</.
10 „ „ 26</.
t9
Thomas Assheby, 1.
William Heton, 1, 2.
William Babbe thorp, 1, 2.
John Bowes, 1.
John Burgh, 1, 2.
Henry Grey, 2.
John Tyrell, knight, steward of the
duchy of Lancaster in the county, 2.
Thomas Palmer, 2.
LlNCOLNSHlUE {IIOLLAXD).
1. Westminster, 14 February, 1480.
2. „ 22 January, 1481.
8. „ 11 June, 1482.
4. „ 17 September, 1482.
John Grey, *chivaler,' 1.
Robert Wylughby, knight, or 'chivaler,*
li 2, 8, 4.
Ralph Cromwell, or Crumwell, knight,
or 'chivaler,* 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Lescrop, knight, or 'chivaler/
1, 2, 8, 4.
James Strangways, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Ellerker, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Robert Roos, knight, or 'chivaler,' 1, 2,
8, 4.
Ralph Rocheford, knight, or 'chivaler,'
1,2.
8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27r/.
9 „ „ 28rf.
10 „ „ 2W.
II .. » a7rf.
John Henege, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Richard Welby, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Richard Benyngton, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Richard Pynchebek, 2, 8, 4.
William, bishop of Lincoln, 8, 4.
Henry de Grey, 8, 4.
John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of
the duchy of Lancaster in the parts
of Holland, 8, 4.
John Beaumont, knight, 4.
Gilbert Haltoft, 4.
Lincolnshire {Kesteven).
1. Westminster, 16 February, 1480.
2. „ 11 June, 1482.
8. „ 18 February, 1484.
4. „ 6 November, 1485.
8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27rf.
10 „ „ 26rf.
IS „ ,, 88tif.
14 .. „ 28^.
»»
Humphrey, earl of Stafiford, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John. Grey, 'ehivaler,' 1.
Robert Wylughby, knight, or 'ehivaler,'
1. 2, 8, i.
620
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
LINCOLNSHIHE {KESTEVEX)—cont.
William Clynton, 'chivaler/ 1.
Ralph Crumwell, knight, or 'chivaler/
1. 2, 8, 4.
John Lescrop, knight, or 'ohivaler/
1,2,8,4.
James Strangways, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Ralph Rocheford, 1.
, knight, 2, 8, 4.
Michael Cranewell, 1.
John Ellerker, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Thomas Meres, 1, 8, 8, 4.
Geoffrey Paynell, 1, 2, 8, 4.
William, earl of Suffolk, 2, 8, 4.
Henry Grey, 2, 8, 4.
John Billyng, 2, 8.
John Hesvll or Hesill, 2, 8, 4.
William, bishop of Lincoln, 2, 8, 4.
John de Bello Monte, knight, 8, 4.
John Markham, 8, 4.
Robert Walssh, 4.
Lincolnshire (Lindsev).
1. Westminster, 14 February, 1480. 8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27 fi.
2.
80 November, 1480.
9
f>
2Sd.
8.
2 June, 1482.
10
))
2Qd,
4.
12 July, 1482.
>i
»>
0.
8 August, 1488.
11
17
21(1.
6.
5 December, 1484.
18
>)
sed.
7.
20 July, 1485.
99
Sbd.
8.
22 October, 1486.
14
it
2Sd.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2, 8, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8.
John Grey, knight, or 'chivaler/ 1, 2.
Robert Wylughby, knight, or * chivaler,*
1,2,8,4,6,6,7,8.
William Clynton, knight, or * chivaler,'
1>2.
Ralph Cromwell, or Crumwell, knight,
or « chivaler,* 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Lescrop, knight, or < chivaler,' 1,
2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8.
James Strangways, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
John Ellercare, or Ellerker, 1, 2, 8, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8.
Thomas Cumberworth, knight, or
'chivaler,' 1,2,8, 4,6,6,7,8.
Richard Hansard, knight, or 'chivaler,'
1,2.
William Cromwell, 'chivaler,' 1.
Walter Tailboys, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
Thomas Santon, 1, 2, 8, 6, 7, 8.
Robert Feryby, 1, 8.
John Eyme, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6.
Richard Hawe, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Robert Sheffeld,- 2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8.
William, bishop of Lincoln, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7.
Henry de Grey, 6.
, or Gray, knight, 8, 4, 6,
7,8.
John de Bello Monte, 6, 6.
, knight, 4, 7, 8.
William Tirwhit, knight, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8.
Leo de Willes, knight, 6, 8.
Hamo Sutton, 6, 8.
William Anderby, 7«
John Langholme, 8.
Middlesex.
1. Westminster, 26 October, 1480.
2. „ 8 February, 1488.
John Juyn, 1, 2.
William Paston, 1, 2.
John de Boys, knight, 1, 2.
Thomas Charleton^ knight, 1.
Henry Somer, 1, 2.
Thomas Rolf, 1.
Thomas Frowyk, 1, 2.
9 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 2Bd.
11 .. .. 26(1.
i»
91
Robert Fitz Boberd, 1.
Alexander Aune» 1, 2.
Walter Green, or Grene, 1. 2.
Henry, archbishop of Canterbury 2.
R. bishop of London, 2«
Thomas Haseley, 2.
John Asshe, 2.
APPENDIX.
621
Norfolk.
1. Westminster, 2 November, 1429.
2. „ 11 November, 1480.
8. „ 12 October, 1431.
4- u 19 November, 1482.
5. 16 March, 1484.
i>
William, bishop of Norwich, l, 2, 8,
4,6.
John, duke of Norfolk, 1, 2, 8.
Balph Crumwell, knight, 1, 2, 8, 6.
Simon Felbrigge, or Felbryg, knight,
1, 2, 8, 6.
William Westbury, 1.
John Fray, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
John Clyfton, knight, 1, 2, 8, 6.
John Wodehous, 1, 2.
William Paston, 1, 2, 8, 6.
Thomas Derham, 1.
Walter Hungerford knight, 1, 4.
Thomas Morley, knight, 1, 2, 8, 6.
William Phelip, knight, 1, 2, 4.
WiUiam, earl of Suffolk, 2, 8, 4, 6.
8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 28c{.
10 „ „ 2nd.
12 .. .. 88r/.
II
II
John Cottesmore, 2, 8, 4, 6.
John Tyrell, chief steward of the duchy
of Lancaster in the county, 2, 8, 6.
William Godered, or Goodrede, 2, 8, 6.
William Yelverton, 2, 8, 6.
Thomas Hoo, 8.
Philip, bishop of Ely, 4, 6.
Thomas Fulthorp, 4.
John Howard, knight, 4.
Robert Wyngfeld, knight, 4.
Robert Caundyssh, 4.
Robert Crane, 4.
Thomas Mylde, 4.
Richard, duke of York, 6.
Thomas Tudenham, knight, 6.
BISHOP'S Lynn.
1. Westminster, 14 November, 1429.
2. ,1 9 February, 1481.
8. ,1 81 December, 1482.
4. „ 12 May, 1488.
6. „ 24 April, 1484.
W. bishop of Norwich, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
WUliam Westbury, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
John Fray, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
William Faston, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
John Parmanter, Permynter, or Par-
monter, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
John Mannyng, 1.
John Wesenham, or Wesynham, 1, 2,
8, 4. 5.
John Thoresby, Thorisby, or Thorsby,
1, 2, 8, 4, 6.
8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 2Sd.
11 „ .. 2W.
12
f»
II
II
tl
II
19
II
88d.
Philip Frank, 1, 2.
Richard Waterdon, mayor, 1.
William Goodrede, Goderede, o/Godered,
2, 8, 4, 6.
Thomas Worstede, or Worsted, 2, 8,
4,6.
William Yelverton, 2, 8, 4, 6.
John Brekropp, 8.
II II mayor, 4.
Thomas Botekesham, mayor, 6«
Great Yabmouth.
1. Westminster, 28 October, 1481.
2. „ 18 July, 1488.
8. „ 9 July, 1484.
John Cottesmore, 1, 2, 8.
John Fray, 1, 2, 8.
William Paston, 1, 2, 8.
John Jakys, or Jakes, 1 , 2, 8.
John Fastolf, or Fastolff, 1, 2, 8.
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 28d.
11 „ „ 26d.
12 ,. .. 82f/.
i>
II
Richard Elys, 1, 2, 8.
John Pynnes, 1, 2, 8.
Thomas Dengayn, 1, 2, 8.
Robert Elys, 1, 2, 8.
> John Hastynge, 2, S.
622
CALENDAR OF PATENT ROLLS.
Northamptonshire.
1. WestmiBstfr, 20 February, 1482.
2. „ 8 July, 1482.
8. „ 17 February, 1484.
4. „ 28 April, 1484.
Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, 1, 2,
8,4.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2,
8,4.
Henry de Grey, 1, 8.
, knight, 2.
Reginald Orey of Ruthyn, knight, or
•chivaler,* 1, 2, 8, 4.
William Lovell, knight, or * chivaler,'
1, 2, 8, 4.
William de la Souch, or Zouch, knight,
or * chivaler,' 1, 2, 8, 4.
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 21 d.
2Qd.
12 .. „ QQd.
9t
if
• »
99
William Porter, knight, or 'chivaler,*
1. 2, 8, 4.
James Strangways, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Ellerker, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Thomas Grene, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Wakerle, 1.
Thomas Wydevyle, 1.
Thomas Palmere, 1.
William Tresham, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Thomas Sutton, 2, 8, 4.
John Gatesby, 2, 8, 4.
Richard Knyghtley, 2, 8, 4.
Richard Bokeland, 8, 4.
Robert Knyghtley, 4.
North umberland.
Westminster, 16 May, 1488. 11 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 26(/.
Th. bishop of Durham, Henry, earl of Northumberland, Richard, earl of
Salisbury, warden of the West March, John Lescrop, knight, Robert
Humfravyle, knight, William Babyngton, Thomas Fulthorp, William Elmeden,
knight, John de Wetheryngton, knight, John Bertram, knight, Robert Ogle,
knight, John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of the duchy of Lancaster in the
county, William Strother, John Cartyngton, Robert Whelpyngton.
Nottinghamshire.
1. Southwell, 1 August, 1480.
2. Westminster, 18 June, 1481.
8. „ 14 October, 1481.
4. „ 16 July, 1482.
5. „ 24 November, 1482.
6. „ 29 November, 1485.
7. „ 12 May, 1486.
Thomas de Roos, knight, 1.
John Talbot, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Riilph Cromwell, or Crumwell, knight,
1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7.
John Lescrop, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
William Babyngton, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4,
6, 6, 7.
James Strangways, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7.
John Ellerker, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Thomas Chaworth, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4,
6, 6, 7.
Richaid Stanop, or Stanhope, knight,
1, 2, 8, 6, 6.
Hugh Wylughby , knight, 1 , 8, 4, 6, 6, 7-
8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27^.
9
10
11
14
If
99
»
II
II
II
I)
II
II
II
II
II
II
27^/.
II
II
Richard Wentworth, 1 , 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7.
Richard Byngham, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7.
John Bowes, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6, 7.
William Gedlyng, 2.
William the clerk of Gedlyng, 1.
John Tyrell, steward of the duchy of
Lancaster in the county, 8.
, knight, 5, 6.
Thomas Gurson, esquire, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7.
William Meryng, knight, 4.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 7.
Henry Grey, or de Grey, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7
Gervase de Clyfton, knight, 7.
APPENDIX.
628
Oxfordshire.
1. Westminster, 10 November, 1482.
2. ,. 7 December, 1485.
>»
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 1, 2.
William, bishop of Lincoln, 1, 2.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2.
William, earl of Suffolk, 1, 2.
John Talbot, knight, 1, 2.
William Lovell, knight, 1, 2.
Ralph Cromwell, knight, 1, 2.
Walter Hungerford, knight, 1, 2.
William Westbury, 1, 2.
John Cottesmore, 1, 2.
11 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 26d.
14 „ „ 27d.
Thomas Rolf, 1.
Thomas Wykeham, knight, 1, 2.
Richard Wallestede, or Walkestede,
knight, 1, 2.
Thomas Chaucer, 1.
Richard Quatermayns, 1, 2.
Thomas Fetiplace of Bampton, 1.
John Stowe, 1, 2.
William Chauntrell, 2.
Drugo Barentyn, 2.
Town of Oxford.
1. Westminster, 29 August, 1488.
2. „ 6 May, 1486.
i>
12® Henry VI. Part 1. m. 26rf.
14 ., .. 25d.
t9
$9
William Westbury, 1, 2.
John Cottesmore, 1, 2.
Thomas Rolf, 1.
Master Gilbert Kymer, chancellor of
the University, 1.
William Erberfeld, mayor, 1.
William Marmyon, 1, 2.
William Brampton, 1.
Th. bishop of Worcester, chancellor of
the University, 2.
William ChauntreU, 2.
Thomas Dagedyil, mayor, 2.
Thomas Coventry, 2.
Rutland.
1. Westminster, 27 June, 1482.
2. „ 5 February, 1484.
8. „ 28 May, 1485.
William, bishop of Lincoln, 1, 2, 8.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 8.
William Porter, knight, 1, 2, 8.
James Strangways, 1, 2, 8.
John Ellerker, 1, 2, 8.
John Colepepir, 1.
John Colepeper, knight, 2.
John Basynges, 1.
, knight, 2, 8.
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 26d.
12 „ „ d8rf.
18 .. ., 85rf.
Henry Plesyngton, 1.
, knight, 2, 8.
John Burgh, 1> 2, 8.
Nicholas Caldecote, 1.
William la Zouche, knight, 2.
Thomas Palmer, 2, 8.
Thomas Treneham, 8.
Robert Browe, 8.
Shropshire.
1. Westminster, 22 May, 1480.
2. „ 14 October, 1481.
B. „ 12 June, 1482.
4.
99
99
8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 21d.
10 „ ., 26(/.
12 November, 1482. 11
99
19
99
99
99
27(/.
W. bishop of CQ.Yentry and Lichfield, ' Richard, earl of W^arwick, 1, 2, 8, 4.
1,2.
John Grey, knight, 1.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2, 8, 4. I John Talbot, knight, or * chivaler,' 1,
I 2, 8, 4.
* Note, Vacated because otherwUe in the eleventh year.
624
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
SHROPSHIRE— eofU.
Ricbftrd Lestraunge, 2.
, knight, 1, 8, 4.
James de Audeley, knighti or * ohivaler/
1, 2, 8, 4.
John de Sutton of Duddeley, knight, 1.
Richard Hankeford, knight, 1.
John Hals, 1.
Thomas Rolf, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Bruyn, 1, 2.
William Burley, or Boerley, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Wiljiam Ludlowe, or Lodelowe, 1, 2, 8.
Hugh Burgh, 1.
Thomas Mordiford, or Mordeford, 1, 2.
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 2.
Henry de Orey, 2.
William Westbury, 2, 8, 4.
John Wynnesbury, 8, 4.
Thomas Corbette of Liegh, 8, 4.
Simon Hadyngton, 8, 4.
Richard, duke of York, 4.
John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of the
duchy of Lancaster in the county, 4.
Somerset.
1. Westminster, 2 December, 1480.
2. „ 28 June, 1481.
8. „ 12 February, 1488.
4. „ 18 September, 1488.
5. „ 8 April, 1485.
6. 4, 8 November, 1486.
William Botreanx, knight, or 'chivaler,'
1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6.
Walter Hungerford, knight, or ' chiva-
ler/ 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Hugh LotereU, knight, 1.
Humphrey Sta^ord, knight, 1,2,4,5,6.
John Juyn, knight, or * chivaler,' 1, 2,
4. 6, 6.
John Juyn, 8.
John Hals, 1, 2, 8, 4«
John Cottesmore, 1.
William Westbury, 1, 2, 4, 5, 6.
Edward Stradlyng, knight, 1.
Thomas Broke, knight, 1, 2.
John Stourton, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
William Paulet, or Poulet, 1, 2, 8, 4,
5,6.
9 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 28rf.
27d.
11 „ „ 26./.
12 „ ,. 84rf.
18 ,, ,, SWr,
14 ,. ,. 27d.
>f
John Hody, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 2, 8, 4» 5, 6.
John, bishop of Bath and Wells, 2, 8, 4,
5,6.
John, earl of Huntingdon, 2.
Richard, earl of Salisbury, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6.
Richard Neweton, or Neuton, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Richard, duke of York, 8, 4, 5, 6.
John Tyrell, knight, 8.
„ „ chief steward of the
duchy of Lancaster in the county,
4, 5, 6.
John Warre, 8.
John Fortescu, 8, 4, 5, 6.
William Bonevyle, or Boneville, knight,
5,6.
Thomas, earl of Devon, 6.
1. Leeds Castle, 24 March, 1480.
2. „ 22 May, 1480.
8. Westminster, , 1482.
Staffordshire.
8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 21 d.
10
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 8.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2, 8.
John Talbot, knight, or * chivaler,* 1,
2,8.
James de Audeley. knight, or ' chivaler,*
1, 2, 8.
Edmund Ferrers, knight, 1, 2, 8.
John Hals, 1, 2.
Thomas Rolf, 1, 2, 8.
Richard Vernon, knight, 1, 2.
99
if
99
Roger de Aston, knight, 1, 2, 8.
John Bagot, knight, 1, 2, 8.
John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of
the duchy of Lancaster in the county,
1, 2, 8.
Richard Love, 1, 2, 8.
William Lee of Aston, 1, 2, 8.
John Harpur, 1, 2, 8.
John Sutton of Duddeley, knight, 2, 8.
WilUam Westbury, 8.
APPENDIX.
625
1. Westminster, 14 October, 1481.
2. ,, 8 June, 1482.
8. „ 12 February, 1488. 11
4. „ 15 March, 1484. 12
6. .. 10 July, 1484.
SUFFOLK.
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27d.
>>
William, bishop of Norwich, 1, 2, 8, 4.
PhUip, bishop of Ely, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John, duke of Norfolk, 1, 2.
William, earl of Sufifolk, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Tyrell, knight, 1, 8.
, knight, chief steward of
the duchy of Lancaster in the
county, 4.
William Phelipp, knight, or < chivaler,*
1, 2, 8, 4.
John Cottesmore, 1, 2, 8^ 4.
John Fray, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Howard, knight, or 'chivaler,'
1, 2, 8, 4.
John Shardelowe, knight, or 'chivaler,'
1,2.
John Hevenyngham, 'chivaler,' 1.
if
99
$9
26(f.
»>
99
88(2.
99
>l
82d.«
Robert Caundyssh, or Cavendyssh, 1, 2,
8,4.
Robert Orane, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
Walter Hungerford, knight, 2, 8, 4.
Thomas Fulthorp, or Foulthorp. 2, 8,
4, 5.
Robert Wynkfeld, 2.
, knight, 8.
Richard, duke of York, 8, 4.
WiUiam Wolf, knight, 4.
Robert Wode, 5.
John Deken, 5.
Thomas Denys, 6.
William Debenham, 6.
William Whethereld, 5.
John Caldewell, 5.
Robert Drye, 5.
Ipswich.
Westminster, 10 July, 1488.
11 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 21</.
William Wolf, knight, Robert Oaundyssh, Robert Crane, James Andrewe, Robert
Wode, John Deken, Thomas Denys, William Debenham, William Whethereld,
John Caldewell, Robert Drye, William Walworth.
Surrey.
1. Westminster, 20 December, 1481.
2. „ 22 November, 1482.
8. „ 18 November, 1488.
4. „ 6 February, 1486.
Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, 1,
a, 8, 4.
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John, duke of Norfolk, 1.
Henry, earl of Northumberland, 1, 2,
8,4.
Robert Ponyngges, knight, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Reginald Cobham, or Cobeham, knight.
If 2, 8, 4.
Walter Hungerford, knight, 1, 2.
John Juyn, 1, 2, 8, 4.
William Paston, 1, 2, 8, 4.
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 21 d.
11 „ „ 26d.
12 „ M 84(2.
18 ,. ,. 26d.
John Feriby, or Feryby, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Thomas Haseley, 1, 2, 8.
John Wyntreshull, 1, 2.
John Corf, or Corff, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Robert Fitz Roberd, or FitzRobert, 1,
2,8.
John Eyghley, knight, 2, 8.
John Ardeme, 8, 4.
John, earl of Huntingdon, 4.
Henry Norbury, knight, 4.
William Sydeney, 4.
John Gaynesford, 4.
* Probably fhonld be Ipswioh.
21881
2 B
626
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
Sussex.
1. Westminster, 10 October, 1488.
2. „ 26 Kovember, 1488.
8. „ 16 November, 1485.
Henry, archbishop of Canterbury, 1,2,8.
Thomas («tc), bishop of Chichester,!, 2.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2.
Henry, earl of Northumberland, 1, 2, 8.
Robert Ponvnges, knight, 1, 2, 8.
Reginald West, knight, 1, 2, 3.
John Juyn, 2, 8.
, knight, 1.
WilUam Paston, 1, 2, 8.
Henry Husee, knight, 1, 2, 8.
12 Henry VI. Part 1. m. Bid.
9$ ft 684.
14 „ .. 27d.
Roger Fienles, knight, 1, 2, 8.
Thomas Leukenore, or Lewkenore,
knight, 1, 2, 8.
WiUitun Beint John, or Beynt John, 1,
2,8.
Richard Wakehurst, 1, 2, 8.
William Sydeney, 1, 2, 8.
John, earl of Huntingdon, 2, 8.
Richard, earl of Salisbury, 8.
Thomas Echyngham, 8.
Warwickshire.
1. Westminster, 26 October, 1488.
2. „ 16 February, 1484.
8. ,t 28 March, 1484.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 8.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2, 8.
James Strangways, 1, 2, 8.
John EUerker, 1, 2, 8.
William Mountfort, knight, 1, 2, 8.
John Throgmerton, 1, 2, 8.
12 Henry VL Part 1. m. 84d.
12 .. „ Sdd.
t9
t»
99
>»
Nicholas Metley, 1, 2, 8.
Thomas Harewell, 1, 2, 8.
John Malory, 1.
Thomas Hygford, 1, 2, 8.
John Chetewynd, 2, 8.
Westmoreland.
1. Westminster, 8 July, 1482.
2. „ 4 February, 1484.
Marmaduke, bishop of Carlisle, 1, 2.
Richard, earl of Salisbury, 1, 2.
Ralph, earl of Westmorland, 1, 2.
Thomas de Dacre, of Gillesland, or
Gilsland, knight, 1, 2.
William Babyngton, 1.
, knight, 2.
Thomas Fulthorp, 1, 2.
10 Henry VL Part 1. m. 2M.
12 ,. ,. Sdd.
>i
Thomas Parr, knight, 1, 2.
Christopher Gurwen, knight, 1.
Christopher Moresby, knight, 1^ 2.
Thomas Stirkland, or Strykland, knight,
1,2.
Hugh Salkeld, 1.
Robert Crakan thorp, or Craken thorp,!, 2.
Thomas Bronham, 2.
Wilts.
1. Westminster, 12 July, 1482.
2. „ 12 May, 1488.
8. ,. 18 August, 1488.
10 Henry VL Part 1. m. 2M.
11 .. .. 2M,
>»
If
If
ft
If
»i
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 1, 2, 8.
Robert, bishop of Salisbury, 1, 2, 8.
Richard, earl of Salisbury, 1, 2, 8.
William Lovell, knight, 1, 2, 8.
Walter Hungerford, knight, 1, 8.
William Botreaux, knight, 1, 2, 8.
John Hals, 1, 2, 8.
William Westbury, 1, 2, 8.
Richard Neuton, or Neweton, 1, 2, 8.
John Stourton of Stourton, knight, 1,
2,8.
John Paulet, 1, 2, 8.
William Darell, 1, 2, 8.
Robert Andrewes, or Andrewe, 1, 8, 8.
Robert Long, 1, 2, 8.
Robert Hungerford, knight, 2, 8.
Richard, duke of York, 8.
Richard Dyxton, 8.
APPENDIX.
627
Worcestershire.
1. Westminster, 22 May, 1480.
2. „ 26 November, 1480.
8. „ 5 December, 1481.
4. ,, 14 October, 1481.
5. „ 14 May, 1488.
6. ., 14 April, 1485.
»»
Henry, bishop of Winchester, 2, 8, 4, 5.
T. bishop of Worcester, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
John, duke of Norfolk, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Richard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
William Westbury, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6.
Thomas Bolf, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5.
Humphrey Stafford of Orafton, knight,
2, 4, 6, 6.
, of Craston, 8.
John Throgmerton, or Throgmarton, 1,
2, 8y 4j 5, 6.
8 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 27d.
9 „ „ 28d.
10 M ,. „
2M.
d6d.
11
18
>>
)l
»>
John Brace, 1, 2.
WiUiam WoUashuU, 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6.
John Wode, 1, 2, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Thomas Heuster, 1, 2, 6.
Walter Corbet, 1, 2.
John Vampage, 8, 4, 5, 6.
John Massy, 8, 4, 5, 6.
Bichard, duke of York, 5,6.
William Ghauntrell, 6.
John Sutton of Duddeley, knight, 1.
John Hals, 1.
York— East Riding.
1. Westminster, 5 November, 1429.
2. „ 10 Octob^, 1481.
8. „ 1 March, 1484.
4. „ 14 July, 1485.
John, duke of Norfolk, 1«
, the Marshal, 2,
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Bichard, earl of Salisbury, 1, 8, 4.
, warden of the West
March, 2.
Henry, earl of Northumberland, 1^2,
8,4.
Henry Fitz Hugh, 'chivaler,' 1.
Balph GrumweU, knight, or * chivaler,'
1, 2, 8, 4.
John Lesorop, knight, or ' chivaler,' 1,
2, 8, 4.
William Babyngton, 1, 2, 8.
, knight, 4.
Robert Babthorp, knight, or 'chivaler,'
1, 2, 8| 4.
6 Henry YI. Part 1. m. 28il.
10 „ „ 21d.
12 „ „ 88<i.
18 .• •• 86d.
Thomas Fulthorp, 1, 2, 8, 4.
Henry Brounflete, or Bromffete, knight,
or ' chivaler,' 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Bvgot, ' chivaler,' 1.
John Ellerker, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John Constable of Holdemesse, 1.
Guy Boclvf, or Boclyff, 1, 2, 8, 4.
John, archbishop of York, 2, 8, 4.
William, earl of Suffolk, 2, 8, 4.
Bobert Rudstan, or Rudston, 2, 8, 4.
John Portyngton of Portyngton, 2, 8, 4.
John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of
the duchy of Lancaster in the county,
8,4.
John Constable of Habham, 8, 4.
Robert Ughtryth, knight, 4.
Ralph Babthorp, 4.
Yorkshire— ^ORTH Eidino.
1. Westminster, 27 January, 1482.
2. „ 20 November, 1482.
8. „ 18 December, 1488.
John, archbishop of York, 1, 2, 8.
Bichard, earl of Warwick, 1, 2, 8.
Richard Nevill, earl of Salisbury, 1,
2,8.
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 28d.
11 „ » 26d.
12 .. .. 88i2.
tf
ti
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2, 8.
Henry, earl of Northumberland, 1, 2, 8.
William Fauconberge, or Fauuconbergge,
knight, or 'ohivtder,' 1, 2, 8.
628
CALENDAR OP PATENT ROLLS.
YORRSHIRE'-NORTH RIDINa^eont
William Fitz Hugh, knight, or
* chivaler,' 1, 2, 8.
John de Graystok, knight, or 'chivaler,*
1, 2, 8.
William Babyngton, 1.
, knight, 2, 8.
Thomas Foulthorp, or Fulthorp, 1> 2, 8.
John Etton, 1, 2.
, knight, 8.
William Ivere, knight, or 'chivaler,'
1, 2, 8.
Richard Hastynges, knight, or
' chivaler/ 1, 2, 8.
Richard Fykeiyng, knight, or 'chivaler,'
1, 2, 8.
John Tyrell, knight, 1.
chief steward of the
duohy of Lancaster in the riding, 2, 8.
James Strangways, 1, 2, 8.
Christopher Boynton, 1, 2, 8.
Ralph, earl of Westmorland, 2, 8.
John Lescrop, knight, 2, 8.
Ralph Grumwell, knight, 2, 8.
WiUiam LoveU, knight, 2, 8.
William Yyncent, 2, 8.
George Nevyll, knight, 8.
Yorkshire— West Riding.
1. Westminster, 7 November, 1481.
2. „ 6 July, 1485.
8. „ 8 November, 1486.
10 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 28rf.
18 I, y, 85cl.
14 .. ., 28rf.
John, archbishop of York, 1, 2, 8.
Humphrey, earl of Stafford, 1, 2, 8.
Richard, earl of Salisbury, 1, 2, 8.
Henry, earl of Northumberland, 1, 2, 8.
Ralph Cromwell, knight, or < chivaler,'
h 2, 8.
John Lescrop, knight, or 'chivaler,'
1, 2, 8.
John Talbot, knight, or * chivaler,'
1,2,8.
William Haryngton, knight, 1, 2, 8.
William Babyngton, 1, 2, 8.
Thomas Fulthorpe, 1, 2, 8.
Richard Hastynges, knight, or * chivaler, '
1, 2, 8.
Thomas Clarell, 1, 2, 8.
Thomas Wombwell, 1, 2, 8.
Guy Fayrfax, 1, 2, 8.
John Thwaytes, 1, 2, 8.
Richard, duke of York, 2, 8.
John Tyrell, knight, chief steward of the
duchy of Lancaster in the riding, 2, 8.
Alexander Aune, 2, 8.
Robert Waterton, knight, 8.
Town and liberty of Beverley.
1. Westminster, 14 July, 1488.
2. ., 10 February, 1485.
>»
11 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 21rf.
18 ,, ., 86<2.
I)
John Ellerker, 1, 2.
John Constable, 1, 2.
Robert Rudston, 1, 2.
John Thwaytes, 1, 2.
John Portyngton, 1, 2.
Thomas Wilton, 1, 2.
Thomas Lyndeley, 1, 2.
Thomas Mayn, 1, 2.
William Soulby, 1.
Brian Holmes, esquire, 2.
Town of Bipon.
Westminster, 14 July, 1488. 11 Henry VI. Part 1. m. 21d.
John Ellerker, Guy Fairefax, John Thwaytes, Robert Malyverer, Thomas
Lyndeley, William Nesfeld, John Walworth.
(639 )
GENERAL INDEX.
(681 )
GENERAL INDEX.
A
Aardenburg, Ardenburgh, Flanders,
6d6.
AbbatiA, William de, of Bootham,
York, 364.
Abbeketelby. See Abkettleby.
Abbeney, Jobn, 412.
Abberbary. See Adderbury.
Abberbary, John, parson of Long
Buckby, 269.
, , parson of Ladgershall,
289.
, Richard, 402.
AbbeviUe. Abbevyle, Abyyle, Dabbevyle
[Somme], 152, 163, 667.
., captain of. See Jous-nee,
Nicholas.
, merohants of, 162.
Abbot, John, 406, 441, 446.
, , of Hatcliffe, 382.
, , of Weymouth, 47?.
, , , merchant. 166.
, Roberf, of Melcombe Regis,
388, 471.
Abbotesle, J6hn, 376.
Abbotsbtuy, Abbotteebnry [oo. Dorset],
abbot and convent of, 63.
Abbottes Langley. See Langley.
Abbottys, Henry, 668.
. Abele, Henry, 660.
Abell, Henry, of Hazby, husbandman,
302.
• , John, 666.
William, of Wigginton, hus-
tMuidman, 302.
Abendon. See Abingdon.
Aherford, Abirforth, oo. York, 313.
Abergavenny, lady of. See Beauchamp,
Joan.
Abergele [oo. Denbigh], 2.
Aberglaslyn. Aberglaaslyn, oo. Carnar-
von, nahery ol, 196.
Aberhale, John, esquire, 376.
, Richard, esquire, 376.
Aberystwith, Aberustwith [co. Caxdi-
gan], castle of, 498.
, town of, revenues of, 498.
, 2 custom called 'le pris-
mayse' m, 498.
Abetot, Ursus de, 417.
Abingdon, Abendon, Abyndon, co.
Berks, 403, 437.
, abbey <^, temporalities ol, 498.
.abbot of. See Asshendon,
William; Hamme, Ralph.
, , prior and cimvent of,
499.
, aliens dweUing at, 649, 666,
660, 670, 684, 685, 687.
Ab>ngto(n. Abyton, co. €)ambridge, 386,
887.
Abyngdon, Little fco. Gam-
Ixridge], church of St. Mary, 491.
Abirforth. See Aherford.
Abkettleby, Abbeketelby [co. Leices-
ter], John Walker, vicar of, 326.
Abraham, John, 393.
, Robert, the chief butler's
deputy in the ports of Ipswich,
CoHchester and Maldon, 240.
Absoele, fishery of, in the river Tweed,
366.
Absolon, John, 403.
Abthorpe, Apethorpe, co. Northamp-
ton, 447, 460.
Aburhale, John, esquire, 183.
Abvyle. See Abbeville.
Abyndon. See Abingdon.
Abyngdon, oo. Kent, 391. '
, Little. See Abington, Little.
Abyton. See Abington.
Accon. See Aix-la-Chapelle.
Ackworth, Akworth, oo. York, 313.
Aole, Ocle, co. Norfolk, 477.
Aeon. See Aix-la-Chapelle.
Aconbourgh ( P Aiz-la-Ghapelle), Almain,
680.
Acre, West, Westacre, co. Norfolk, 491.
, an alien dwelling at, 679.
, prior of, 404.
Acreman, John, 664.
, Robert, 19.
Acres, Thomas, draper of London, 6.
Acreelote. See Akersloot.
AoUm, Aghton, 120.
, an alien dwelling at, 668.
[CO. Suffolk P], 368.
632
GENEBAL INDEX.
Acton. See Aix-la-Chapelle.
Acton, Hugh de, 106.
, Laurence, 276, 359, 386, 634.
, , oommLsfiioner to assess
a grant, 139.
, Richard. 212.
, alias Azhton, Roger de,
esquire, 120.
Acton Burnel, Acton Burnell, oo.
Salop, 36.
, statute of. See Statute-mer-
chant.
Aourman, Robert, of Haydon, plough-
man, 434.
Aoworth, Humphrey, 373, 374.
, , ol Luton, gentleman,
440.
See also Akworth.
Adam, parson of Duxford, 387.
, Thomas son of, 363.
Adam, John, 104, 470.
, , of Barnstaple, mer-
chant, 440.
, , of Shaftesbury, car-
penter, 165.
, Robert, yeoman, 196.
, Thomas, 356.
, , of Gxeat Ev^ersden,
386.
, of Polruan, master of
a ship or Fowey, 362.
, , of Tauntoo, 469.
, William^ of Meldreth, 387.
Adderbury, Abberbury, oo. Oxford,
196, 197.
, hundred of, 197.
, manor of, a fourth part of,
called 'Haggles' nMuior, 494.
Adderley, Addyrley, oo. fi^lop, 62.
Addington, Adyngton, co. Surrey, 380.
, Little, Little Adyngton [co.
Northampton], William Salfort,
vicar of, 462.
, William Othehill, yicar of,
462.
Addiston. See Adeston.
additions, statute of, 114.
Addle, Adie, oo. York, 89.
Addyrley. See Adderley.
Ade, Edmund, 407.
Adeston, Addiston [pariah of Holbeton,
oo. DeTon], 322, 399.
AdeTLlla, Peter de, 420.
Adisbam, Edediam, oo. Kent, 423.
Adle. See Addle.
Admiral of England, the, 277, 609,
512.
, See also John duke of
Bedford.
..^ of England, Ireland, and Aaui-
taine. See Holland, John earl of
Huntingdon.
, an, to be elected by masters of
8hii)s appointed to be put to sea
against the king's enemies, 611.
Admiralty Court, the, appeals to king
from, 32, 33, 36.
Admond, WiUiam, 401.
AdriansoQ, Adrian, 673.
, Arnald, 666, 664.
, John, 666.
Adyngton. See Addington.
Aersohot, Orsoot, Brabant, 583.
Afflighem, Afflegyn, Affligen, Brabant,
641, 642.
Aghton. See Acton.
Aghton, Richard, controller of tronage
and pesage in the port of Lon-
don, 191.
, Roger de, esquire, alias Ro^er
de Acton of Aghton, esquire.
See Acton.
Aglanby, Thomas, 383.
, William, 383.
Aguillun, Robert, 420.
aids, 171, 173, 174, 175.
, customary, 25.
Ailberton, oo. Gloucester, 162.
Ailby, Alesby, co. Lincoln, 382.
, Roger Gdaston, parson of, 382.
Alley, Ay ley (in Kinnersley), oo. Here-
ford, 178.
Ailmesthorp. See Elmesthorpe.
Aire, Ayer, Eyre, the river, oo. York,
214, 280, 301, 469, 624, 636.
Aix-la-Chapelle, Acoon, Aoon, Acton,
Aken, Akon, Akun, Almain, 660,
653, 669, 572, 674, 576, 677, 680,
681, 686.
See also Aconbourgh.
Ak, Thomas, of Aston, husbandman,
* 231.
Ake, Thomas, 440.
Aken. See Aix-la-Ohap^le.
Akerslooi, Acreelote, Akerslote, Akyrs-
lode, Ekirsloth, HbUand, 644,
569, 664, 667.
Akon, James de, 677.
Akon, Akun. See Aix-la-Ohapelle.
Akworth. See Ackworth.
Akworth, William, 608.
See also Acworth.
Akyll, Thomas, of Mumby, husband-
man, 160.
Akyrn. See Eeckeren.
Alan, count of Brittany, letters patent
of, 362.
, , A. brother of, 362.
, , Ernald brother of, 362.
, prior of Bodmin, 198.
Alard, James, 572.
Alardson, Hugih, 641.
, James Johnson, 546.
Alastre. See Alle6l>ree.
Alba Canynges. See All Cannings.
Albek, Statins, 645.
GENERAL INDEX.
6S8
Alberdyn, Agnes, 17.
, John, 'yeoman of the crown,
17.
, Albert son of Heniry, an alien,
673.
Albini, Albeinni, Nigel de, 174.
Alblaes, Alblas, Alblassh, HoUand, 560,
572.
Albon^ Picardy, 568.
Albright, Gerard, 542.
, Simon, 542.
Albryfi^t, Alan, 567.
, WiUiam, 564.
Aloester, Aloestre, Al^rooestre, Alyn-
oestria, co. Warwick, 266.
.abbey of SS. Mary and John
Baptifit, 27, 186.
, , charterB to, 27.
, , William, abbot of, 186,
601.
, , William Polle, abbot
of, 384.
, , prdor and oonvent of,
601.
Aloiston, Aloeston, Aliatut, Alsistona,
00. Sussex, 171, 173, 174, 175.
Alook, Hugh oo-portioner of Glynnog-
fawr ohurch, 695.
, Joihs, 95, 406.
Aloonbury, Aloounbery, Alcumbury, oo.
Huntingdon, 87, 375.
Aloote, John, citizen and draper of
liondon, alias draper of North-
ampton, 243.
Alcryngton. See Alkerton.
Aloumbury. See Aloonbury.
Aloumbury, Thomas, 375.
Alday, Henry, of Custhorp, oo. Nor.
folk, labourer, 491.
AJdeby, oo. Norfolk, aliens dwelling at,
573, 574.
AJdelem. Hugh, co-portioner of
Clynnog-fawr ohurch. 595.
Aldemarte, Herman, 565.
Aldenham [co. Hertford], 62.
Aiderb^, Henry, chaplain of dhantries
in St. Paul's, London, after-
wards parson of Gamlin^y, 509.
Alderis, Thomas, 337.
Alderley, Nicholas, 368, 373, 456.
Aldersbot, Aldershote, oo. Southamp-
ton, 275.
Alderton, oo. Suffolk, 331.
, Alderyngton, oo. Wilts, 268.
Aldewyncle, WiUiam, 305, 306.
Aldham, co. Essex, 1^.
, churoh of, advowson of, 146.
Aldhelin, William son of, the dapifer,
175.,
Aldingham, Aldyngham [oo. Lancas-
ter], 356.
Aldington, Aldyngton, oo. Kent, 326,
333.
Aldres, Thomaa, 401.
Aldriohegate. See London, Aldersgate.
Aldsoele, fishery of, in the river Tweed,
355.
Aldwinkle, Alyynkyll^ co. Northampton,
an alien dwelling at, 560.
Aldyngham. See Alding^m.
Aldyngton. See Aldington.
Aldyrford, John, of Norwich, gentle-
man, 438.
Aleemere. See Alkmaar.
Alerboteler. See Aller.
Alesby. See Ailby.
Alesby, Richard, of Hatoliffe, clerk,
382.
Alexandre. See ATisaundre.
Aleyn, CSiarles, clerk, 17.
, Dennis, 64.
, Henry, 401.
, , of Brookland, 391.
, John, of Barford, 384.
, , of BIythburgh, spioer,
238.
, , chaplain, 609.
, , of Drayton, oo. Leices-
ter, 9.
, , of Fordley, 21.
, , of Langley, co. Herts,
15.
, ...., of London,
315, 4^.
, Martin, leaiherseller oi Lon-
don, 22.
, Richard, chaplain, parson of
Farnham by Gussage, 466.
, , of Meirstham, 381.
, Robert, 391.
.Simon, chaplain, parson of
Runliam, 188.
.Thomas, oitizen and mercer of
London, 237.
, WiUiam, 128, 133, 202, 401,
583, 612.
, , of Leake, 293.
, , of Norton, 411.
Alferton, John, 409.
, , William son of, 409.
Alfold, CO. Surrey, 381.
Alford, John, 436.
Alforde, Adam, 374.
Alfray, Thomas, 609.
Alfreston Hall. See Dunmow.
Alger, Robert, draper of London, 19.
Alibon, John, 410.
Alice, countess of Eu, grant of land by,
to Battle abbey, 244.
Alice Holt, Alisholt, co. Southampton,
forest of, 589.
alien meivhants, charter of Bid ward I,
in favour of, 145.
, , taxation of, 145, 185.
priories, 45, 141, 142, 296, 336,
352, 426.
684
GENERAL INDEX-
aliens, denisationa for. See under Par-
liamenta.
, lettera of proteotion for, 637-
6S9, 541-588.
Aliaaundre, Alexandre, Lauronoe, 408.
, William, 219, 300, 343.
, , oommiasioDer to raise
a loan, 127.
See aho Alysanndre.
Aliflholt. See Alice Holt.
Alifltut. See AloiBton.
Alkerton, Aloryngton, co. Oxford, 196,
197.
AlkertoD, Bobert, 894.
Alkmaar, Aleemere, Alkemai^, Alke-
meer, Alkmer, Almere, Alpmafe,
Altemere, in Holland, 541, 547,
658, 564, 562, 569, 571, 572, 579,
581, 689.
AUaid, Giles, 563.
, Joimi, 653.
All Cannings, Alle Oanynges, Alba
Ckaiynsse^ co. Wilte, ^1, 234.
AUefley, Geoffrey, of Little Lawford,
AUer, Alerboteler, oo. Somerset, 478.
Allerby, Alwardby, oo. Oamberland,
363.
Allerton. See OUerton.
Allerton, Biohard, prebendary in Exeter
oBstle, 36.
Bobert, prebendary of Braok-
lesham in Chicbester oatliedral,
198.
, , prebendsjy of St.
George's oinapel, Windsor, 193.
, William, one of tbe clerks of
the privy seal, 320.
Allesley, AUesle, oo. Warwick. 234.
Allesiey, Geoffrey, commiBsioner to
assess a grant, 137.
Giles, master of the said of
Holy Trinity, Coventry, w4.
Alle6ti>ee, Alastre, co. Derby, 367.
AUeewell, Bobert, 74.
Allot, WiUiam, of Saxbills, 65.
Almain, or Dacheland, 43, 49, 97, 468,
6!l9.
, aliens from, in England, 541,
542, 548, 544, 545, 5477548, 549,
550, 551. 652, 553, 554, 656, 666,
557, 668, 659, 560, 561, 562, 563,
564, 565, 566, 567, 568, 569, 670,
571, 572, 573, 574, 575, 676, 577,
578, 579, 580, 581, 583, 686, 587,
ooo*
, merohanUi of, 147, 326, 357.
, , charter in favour of,
147.
, , goods of, poundage on,
145.
, , their honee in London
called GildehdUa Teut^entcortim,
326.
, money of, 253.
Almaly. iSfee Almeley.
Alman, Bobert, 242.
, William, controller of the ooa-
toms in the port of Chioheater,
224.
Almayn, Simon, 396.
Almeley, Almaly, oo. Hereford, 177, 178.
, Oldoastle in, 177.
Almere. See Alkmaar.
Almkerk, Almkirk, Holland, 542.
almoner, the king's. See Delabere,
John.
Almotsoo, John, the elder, 160.
AJne, CO. York, 302.
Alnewyk, Bobert, surveyor of the
search in the port of Kingston-
upon-Hull, 53, 103, 191.
, William, bishop of Norwich
[1426-1436], 33, 36, 66, 112, 185,
m, 321, 404, 467, 496, 514, 621,
625.
, commissioner to raise a
loan, 50, 354, 630.
, , absent abroad, 185.
, , keeper of the privy
seal, 255.
, , oonfess(Hr to Hen^ VI,
to be bishop of Lincoln, 506.
Alnwick, Alnewyk, co. Northumbwland,
345, 435.
, burgesses of, 345.
, castle ol, 345.
, , jlord of. See Percy,
Henry.
, licence to fortify, 345.
Alphyn, Gelderland. 685.
Alphyn, Bichard, 585.
Alpmare. See Alkmaar.
Aired, the dapifer of the abbot of
Battle, 365,
Aired, Alrede, Bichard, 264, 303, 466,
525, 633.
, , the chief butler's deputy
in the ports of Ipswich, Colches-
ter, ana Maldon, 429.
, , oommissioner de kidd-
lif, 350.
, , commissioiier to take
musters, 424, 476.
, Waiiam. 363.
Alrot, John, 482.
Alsace, Elset, 543.
Alsford. See Aylesford.
Alsistona. See Alciston.
Alsop le Dale, Alsop, co. Derby, 412.
AJspath, oo. Warwick, 384.
Altemere. See Alkmaar.
Alternan, Alternon, co. Cornwall, 273.
, Trssillon, Treselyn, in, 198.
Alton, Halton, co. Derby, 412.
Alton, Aulton, oo. Southampton, 94,
211, 293.
Alton, John, 376.
Alveley [co. Salop], prebend of, in
Bridgnorth chapel, 455.
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GENERAL INDEX.
686
Alreley, JameB, pcuraon of RoUesby
Afterwards of Pertenhall, 591.
Alyesoott, Aylwysoote [co. Oxford],
William Orowetan, cfaApIain, pair,
son of, 188, 198.
, Hiomaa Kent, panson of , 198.
Alreston, Ricbard, 277.
Alvethele. See Areley.
AlyingUm, West, eo. Dotoq, SinKm
P&ule, vioar of, 95.
Alvynkyll. See Aldwinkle.
Alwardby. See AJIerby.
Alwey, NiohohiB, 852.
Alwyk, Robert, of Thetford, mason, 161.
Alwyn, Gerard, 588.
, Tbomas, 241.
Alyn, Jolm, 570.
Aiynoesire, Alyncestria. See Aioeeter.
Alyngton. See EUington.
Alyngton, Robert, of Horseheath, 885.
, William, 528, 614. '
, tlie elder, of Horse-
heath, 885.
, , esqaire, 868, 465.
2 , oommissioner to raise a
loan, ^., 18, 51, 125, 855.
, , ooTTumiftBioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, , the younger, 89, 90.
, , , knigiht of the
abire for Cambridge, 885.
Alysaundre, Laurenoe, of Enham, yeo-
man, 440.
See also Alisaimdre.
Alyst, in liege, 578.
Ambresbury. See Amesbnry.
ambreshop. See amobyr.
Amootes, John de, 151.
Amec, Maoo, of Nantes, master of the
barge Seynt IveSy 800.
Amersfoort, Ameresford, Amersford,
Utreoht, 542, 562, 567, 579, 584.
Amerabam, Amoteflham^ oo. Bnckioig.
ham, aliens dweUing at, 576.
Amesbnry, Ambresbury, co. Wilts, 87,
297, 298.
, letters patent dated at, 454.
, prioress of, 87, 94.
Amiens, Damyeiuc [Somme], 152.
ammohreth. See amobyr.
Amnell, John, 470.
, , Pemell wife of, 470.
amobyr, * ambreshop,' ' ammobi«th,' 24,
85, 59.
, office of the, cos. Oarmartlien
and Oardigan, 121.
Amondesham, Robert, 696.
, Roger, 877.
Amory, John, 411.
, William, parson of Nnthnrst,
45.
Amotesham. See Amersham.
Amotson, lliomas, tailor, 455.
Amour. John, of All Oaonings, hus-
bandmaai, 281, 284.
Ampthill, Amptyll, Am4;hull, AmtyU,
CO. Bedford, 196, 197.
, alietos dwelling at. 571, 581,
585.
, Gittnge, Qraunge by Milbrok,
196, 197.
Amsterdam, Amstardam, Ansterdom,
Hamstexdam, Hamsterdham,
Hamsterdon, Tamsterdam, Hol-
land, 568, 5^, 560, 568, 564, 566,
568, 572, 575, 582, 584.
Amthull, Amtyll. See Ampthill.
Amwell, 00. Hertford, 146, 585, 610,
611.
Amyas, John, of Ackworth, husband-
man, 318.
Amyle, Henry, 575.
Amys, Tbomas, of Obipping-Warden,
477.
Andeiys £Eurel, Bupes Anddiaei,
charter of Richard I. dated at,
176.
Anderby, William, 620.
Ainderwick, 589.
Anderer, Edmund, prior of St. Frides-
wide, Oxford, 848, 844, 884.
Andewarp, Andewerp, Andewerppe.
See Antwerp.
Andorer, Anderer, oo. Southampton,
440, 460.
, letters patent dated at, 454.
Andreas, Henry, 547.
Amdreasion [co. Suffolk P], 175.
Andrees, John, 558.
Andrewee, Andrewe, Dame Alice, 510.
, Hermann, ^4.
, James, 388, 465, 649, 625.
, John, 285, 282, 368, 405.
, , of Bodicote, 892.
, , of Waterbeach, 886.
, , chaplain, parson of St.
John the Baptist, Southampton,
454.
, , of Gloucester, gentle-
man., oUm of CO. Gloucester,
clerk, 480.
Richard, of Sibton, co. Suffolk,
486.
, , king's derk, parson of
a portion of the church Of Wad-
desdon 254.
, Robert, 104, 141, 281, 425,
467, 520, 598, 626.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 127.
, , oonunissioner to assess
a grant, 135, 140.
...., , knigM of the shire for
Wilte, 870.
, Thomas, 401, 676. '
, , barker, 168.
Andreweson, John, 568.
Andwarp, John de, 561.
636
GENERAL INDEX.
AngekTB [Maine et Loire], abbey of St.
Nicholas by, 28.
Anghell, Simon, 541.
Angle, John, 144.
Angleeea. Angleeeye, oo. Cambridge,
prior of, 387.
Anglesey, oounty of, inquisition in,
131.
Anglo-Saxon charters, 416, 417, 418.
Angot, Philip, 66.
Angus, Angoe, earl of. See XJmfrayill.
Anjou, 166, 174. 175, 176, 362, 364, 418,
419.
Ankerwyke, Ankerwik, nunnery [oo.
Buoks], demenee Meteford,
prioress of, 462.
, Elisabeth Golafre, prioress of,
462.
Anketill, Anketyll, Thomas, 883.
, William, 382.
Anne (Plant agenet), countess of Staf-
icrd, Buckin^am, Hereford and
Northampton, and lady of Breck-
nock and Holdemess, wife of
William Bourghchier, Ac., 192,
213, 464, 466.
Annesley, Hugh, knight, 409.
Anot, Baldwin, 639.
Anselm, archbishop of Canterbury,
416, 418.
Anselyn, Jolin, 337.
Ansterdom. See Amsterdam.
Ansty, John, 614.
, John, the eJder, 623, 614.
, , of Quy, 386.
, , of Stow witJi Quy,
esquire, 333.
, , of Teversham, 333.
, , the younger, 236.
..V i > of Teyersham,
386.
Antony, John, from Antwerp, an alien,
668.
, , of Hurst, an alien,
577.
, Peter, 668.
, Simon, 673.
Antron, William, of co. Cornwall,
esquire, 197.
Antwerp, Andewarp, Andewerp, Ande-
werppe, Anwerp, Brdbant, 26,
414, 642, 663, 664, 666, 658, 559,
560, 663, 666, 666, 567, 668, 569,
670, 674, 676, 679, 680, 581, 582,
587, 688.
Antyll. Robert, of Bungay, oo. Suffolk,
baker, 481.
Anwarp, Henry, 664.
Anwerp. See Antwerp.
Anylde, J<riin, of Watchet, 10.
Apawe. Henry, of Eiist Tuddenham,
nusbandman, 488.
Apeldreham. iSfee Appledram.
Apethorpe. See Abthorpe.
Apethorpe, Apethoi'p [co. Northamp-
ton], 33, 66.
Aphag^, Henry, 406.
Apibary. See John ap Harry.
Apilyerde. See Appilyerde.
Apoidre. See Appledore.
Apostolic see, the, 444.
appeals, 228.
of robbeiry and breach of the
peace, 67.
Appelby, Thomas de, 364.
Appelton, Appilton, Roger, auditor of
aooounts in South Wales, 188,
264.
iSiee aJso Appilton ; Appulton ;
Appylton.
Appilby. See Appleby.
Appilby, Appulby or Appylby, Nksliolas
de, citizeu of Yotk, 364.
, Thomas, 383.
, William, of Biddenden, yeo-
man or husbandman, or of Can-
terbury, tailor, 439.
, ....' , parson of Longfield,
110.
, , parson of ESasiagton,
no.
Appilton. John, of Thetford, oo. Nor-
folk, gentleman, 87.
, , Catherine wife of, 87.
^ee oiao Appelton ; Appulton;
Appylton.
Appilyerde, Apilyerde, Nicholas, 404.
, WiUiam, 404.
Appleby, Appelby, ApfMlby, oo. Lin-
coln, 267, 268, 369.
Appledram, Apeldreham [co. Sussex],
174.
Appledoire. Apoidre, AppHdore, Ap-
polore, oo. Kent, 9iB8.
, aliens dwelling at, 666, 669,
583, 686.
Appleton. Nun, Nonne Appulton, Nun-
apilton ico. York], 7. 436.
Appowell, John, 313.
Appulby. See Appilby.
Appulton, John, the younger, of Ii^ttle
Waldingfield, fuller, 312.
Roger, 388.
, Hiomaa, king's esquiie, keeper
of Liskeard park, 116.
See also Appelton; Appilton.;
Appylton.
Appylton, Thomas, controller of the
search in tihe port of London,
296.
See oho Apx)eIton; Appilton;
Appulton.
Apsle, John, 372.
Apuldrefeld, Tbomas, 389.
Apye, John, 178.
GENERAL INDEX.
687
Aquila, Bioiher de, 178.
Aquitaine, 418, 419, 420, 469.
, seneechal and treasurer of, 459.
under-admiral of. See Hol-
land, Joihn.
, duchy of, 69, 127, 143, 166, 174,
175, 176, 180, 198, 240, 260, 362,
364.
, , seneechal of. See
Badolyf, John.
, an alien from, in Eng-
land, 686.
, duke of. iSiee John of Gaunt.
Aragon, merchants of, attacks on, 199.
Arberton, William, oi Camber well, 380.
Arblaster, Arbkstre, Richard, 296.
, Thomaa, 466, 623.
, , of 00. Stafford, eequire,
284.
, , knight of the shire for
Stafford, 399.
Arbright, Matthew van, 641.
Arcall, John, tailor, of London, 437.
Archer, John, 392.
, , of Lizard, gentleman,
311.
, , of Toft, husbandman,
439.
, Ralph, 392.
, Richard, 408.
, Robert, of Mumby, husband-
man, 160.
archers, 42, 127, 131, 133, 162, 202,
218, 270, 277, 278, 302, 363, 366,
368, 369, 425, 462, 471, 476, 476,
625, 533, 636, 536, 607, 608, 611,
612.
See also Ireland.
Arches, John, 397.
Ardale, William, 401.
Ardeloy, Audeley, William, &bbot of
St. John's, Oolchester, 214, 222.
Ardelthorp, John, 430.
Ardenburgh. See Aardenburg.
Ardene, Henry, knight, 177.
Ardem or Ardorne, Hugh, clerk of the
chancery and parson of Ecking-
ton, 27.
, John, 363, 626
, , commissioner of gaol
delivery, 353.
, , sheriff of Surrey, 326.
, , clerk of the king's
works, 533, 602.
, , of Leigh [oo. Surrey],
380.
, Robert, of Little Bromwich,
esquire, 384.
, TliomAS, of Marton, co. York,
16.
, WUliam, 394.
.-. of Belthorpe, esquire,
378.
Ardeswyk, Hugh, knidit of the shire
for Stafford, 399.
, Sampson, esquire, 399.
Ardicinufl. See Hardesinus.
Ardidue. See Ardudwy.
Ardington, Ardyngton, eo. Berks, 114.
Ardleigh, Erdeley, co. Essex, an alien
dwelling at, 663.
Ardson, Philip, 573.
Ardudwy, Ardidue, Ardudoy, Ardwdwy,
CO. Merioneth, commote of, 35,
144.
, ' ammobreth and raglate.'
amobyrship and raglawry or,
35, 59, 286, 449.
, woodward of. See Frank,
Thomas; Kenyngreue, William.
Arenam. See Arnheim.
Argentyne. See Strasburg.
Arkeby Fenby. See Ashby cum Fenby.
Arkelby, Thomas, of Brownrifi£, oo.
Westmoreland, yeoman, 90.
Arkesden, co. Essex, 295.
Arland, Bobert, servant of James
Butler, earl of Onnond, 72.
Arley, Ameleye, co. Stafford, 186.
Arlingham, Erlyngham, oo. Gloucester,
316.
Arlosch, William, 383.
Armagih, archbishop of, 365.
Armathwaite, Ermethwayt, co. Cum-
berland, fishery of, 340, 341.
armour, 301, 363.
, the king's. See London, Tower
of.
Amald, James, citizen of Norwich, 306.
, John, 407.
, Thomas, 407.
, William, of Oromer, 407.
See also Arnall; Arnold.
Arnaldson. iSiee Arnoldson.
Arnall. See Arnold.
Amall, John, of Arnold, 409.
, Bichard, canon of St. Peter's,
York, .36.
See also Amald; Arnold.
Amdiffe, oo. York, Langstrothdale,
Longstrotber in, 379.
Arneburgb, William, 376.
Arneook, Bichard, 308.
Ameleye. See Arley.
Arnethorp. See Amthorpe.
Amewey, John, clerk, 233.
, Bobert, 98.
Arnewode, Thomas, prior of St. Denys,
Southampton, 464.
Amewy, Nicholas, 269.
Arnheim, Arenam, Amam, Ameham,
Amham, Gelderland. 648, 546,
561, 664, 668, 671, 686, 687.
Arnold, Arnall, co. Nottingfiam, 409.
688
GENERAL INDEX.
Arnold, Arndde, Henry, 651.
, John, 441, 685, 610.
, , BUen wife of, 636, 610.
f , from Brabant, an
alien, 647.
, ., firam Elmkerk, an
alien, 573.
, , from Middelburg, an
alien, 662.
, Matthew, 666.
, Reginald, 637.
, Richard, 663.
, Richard, oLerk, 163.
, Robert, 246, 372.
, WiUiam, 61, 246.
> ., from Dordrecht, an
alien, 662.
, , from Sluys, an alien,
688.
See aJLso ^nald; AmaU.
ArnddeBon, Florence, 649.
, Henry, 660:
See also Amoldson; Amold-
UBSon.
Arnoldflon, Amaldson, Adrian, 663.
, Gerard, 671.
, Henry, 686.
, Inbryg^t, 686.
, James, 555.
, , merchant of Sluys,
129, 164.
, Peter, 679.
See aUo Amoldeson; Arnold-
ussoni.
Arnolduflson, Paul, 687.
See cilso Arnoldeson; Arnold-
son.
Arnthorpe, Amethorp, co. York, John
Smyth, parson of, 284.
i John de Warderobe, parson of,
284. . *-- >
Arnulf, bishop of Lisieux, 419.
Arram, Arrowom, co. York, 276.
Arras, congress of, 461, 462, 463, 466.
array, commiaBioinfi of, 71, 72, 131, 472,
473, 474, 476, 519-624, m,
, proTisions of, 40.
Arretnn, Atherton, isle of Wi^t, 483.
anxyw-theads, makers of, 44.
aoTow-making, 44.
y materials required for, 44.
Arrowom. See Arram.
arrows, 113, 301, 686, 600, 607, 608,
611.
Arteleburgih. See Irthlingborough.
Arthur, John, 18.
Arthuret, Arthurehed, Arthurehede,
Artureth. oo. Cumberland,
ohuroh of, 492, 496.
9 Thomas Morland, ricar of, 347.
Arthyngton, John, 287.
, , Elisabeth wife of, 267.
Artikbush, Artogebussh. See 'sHJerto-
genbosch.
Artois, Arteys, Artoys, aliena from, in
England, 646, 683.
Artureth. See Ardiuret.
Arundel, co. Sussex, aliens dwelling at,
645.
, castle, constable of. See
Dalyngrigge, Richard.
, lordship of, 464.
, master forester of. See
Strikland, Walter.
Arundel, earls of. See Fitsalan.
Arundel, Arondell, Arundell, Darun-
dell, John, 377, 689.
, , Margaret wife of, 689.
, , knight, 497, 616.
; , , steward of the
county of Cornwall, 47.
, , of Bidefo(rd [oo.
Devon], 497.
9 , , Margaret wife
of, 497.
» , , John son of,
497.
, , the elder, knight, 133.
, , of Trerice, knight, 273,
279, 449, 472, 618, 619.
>*.., , dean of St. George's,
Windsor, 45, 162, 349.
, , , petition of,
349.
, ..! , knight, 199, 451, 464.
) , oommisaioner to raise
a loan, &o,, 61, 125.
f , Margaret wife ol, 461,
464.
, Renfrew, 273, 352, 608.
, , esquire, 351, 468, 618,
619.
, Thomas, 299, 300, 377, 606.
, , knight, 74, 76, 81, 128,
132, 133, 199. 201, 274, 301, 351
352, 356, 468, 472, 476, 618, 519,
526, 615.
) , commissioner of array,
127, 473.
f , commissioner to aasees
a grant, 136.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 196.
, , of CO. Cornwall, 82.
; ., archbishop of CUiter-
bury [1396-1413], letters patent
Ascough,' Wiliiam, 628.
1 Master William, king's chap-
lain, 611.
, , parson of Pen Ditton,
691.
AaenhuU, William. See Has^hull.
GENERAL INDEX.
689
Aager, Catlieriiie wife of Jolm, oitusen
of Norwich , letters of deniaation
for, 116.
, John, oommissiaDer to assess a
grant, 188.
, , alderman of Norwich,
32.
, son of John, citisen of
Norwioh, 112.
, Robert, alderman of Norwich,
32.
Ash, Asahe, oo. Kent, an alien dwelling
at, 567.
Ashampstead, co. Berks, Haitridge,
Hertrygge in, 79.
Ash Booking, Asshe, oo. Suffolk, 320.
Ashbarnham. oo. Sussex, Randeookkes
in, d06.
Aahbory, Asahebury, co. Berks, 230.
Ashby, Askoby, oo. Norfolk^ StephMi
Multon, parson of, 24/.
, , Thomas Frenge, parson
of, 247.
oum Fenby, Arkeby Fenby, oo.
Lincoln, 478.
St. Ledgers, A^shebyleger, oo.
Northampton, 306.
Ashdown, Asshedowne, Essendune,
forest [co. Sussex], 173.
, , William Burgoyne,
riding forester of, 321.
, , Riohard Waller, riding
forester of, 321.
Ashfield, Asshefeld, co. Suffolk, 446.
AshffeUl, John, 74.
Ashford, Assibeford, ESssheford, ESsshe-
tesford, co. Kent, 326, 390.
, an alien dwelling at, 664.
Aahill, Asshehill, co. Devon, Richard
William alius Wilky, vicao- of,
276.
Ashome, Asshem [co. Warwick], 100.
Aahover, Assbovere, oo. Derby, 411.
Aflhridge, Asaherugge, hundred of [oo.
Berks], 37.
, church of tlie preoious blood of
Christ at, rector and brothers of,
196.
Ashtead, Asshestede, Astede, oo.
Surrey, 380, 499.
, parson of. See Brigge, Thomas.
Ash well, Asshewell, oo. Hertford, 164,
251.
, an alien dwelling at, 666.
, Assewell, oo. Rutland, 437.
aah wood, 36.
Ask, Aake, Oonan (Gonand), esquire,
master of, 636.
, , Qommissumer of array, -
472.
, commissioner to assess |
a grant, 134. i
, Eleanor de, 92.
, John, 397.
, Roger de, esquire, 326.
Ajikeby, John, esquire, 400.
Aakoby. See Aahby.
Aalak, John, 308.
, Walter, 404.
Aapall, Thomas, escheator, co. BSert-
ford, 276.
Aapden, Richard, of Marten, yeoman,
462.
Asper, Francis, 668.
, John, spicer of York, 17.
Asperen, Aspere, Aspom, Aspren,
Geiderland, 548, 662, 563.
Afipley Guise, co. Bedford, 238.
Afiplon, John, of Lolworth, 366.
Aspom, Aspren. See Asperen.
Aspyn, Henry, 642.
aasarts, 122, 171, 173, 174, 175.
assays of gold and silver. See Pix,
trials of.
Aasell. See Haaselt.
Assenhull, William. See Hssenhull.
Assent. Roger, keeper <^ the king's
beds within tlie castle of Wind-
sor, 196.
AssewoU. See Aahwell.
Assh. See Asshe.
Asshbuniham, Ilionias, 372.
Asshe. See Ash ; Ash Booking.
Asshe, Asah, John, 322, 620.
, , knight of the shire for
Middlesex, 408.
, Walter, of Bacton, 208.
Ajsshebum, Henry, olerk, 484.
Asshebury. See Aishbury.
Asshebury, Hugh, of Merrow, 381.
Assheby Robert, goldsmith of London,
44l.
, Thomas, 619.
ABahebyleger. See Aahby St. Ledgers.
Assheoombe, Joan, nun of Shafteebury,
54.
, John, 86.
Aashedowne foi^est. See Asbdown.
Asshefeld. See Aahfield.
Asshefoid. See Ashford.
Assheford, Eliaabeth, 17.
AjBshelull. See Aahill.
Asahehurst, Tliomas, of Dorking, 380.
William, of East Betohworth,
880.
Ajshelee, Robert, commissioner to assess
a grant, 186.
Assheley, WiUiam, yicar of Betohworth,
243.
, , parson of Lydiard Milli-
oent, 243.
Asshendon, William, abbot oi Abingdon,
oo. Berks, 4^
Asshere, John, of Godalming, 381.
Asahem. See Ashome.
Assherugge. See Aahridge.
Assheatede. See Ashtead.
Asaheto, Rob«t, esquire, 606.
640
GENERAL INDEX,
Adaheton, AAshton, Aysahton, John de,
clerk, 163.
, Jolm, fishmonger of Londoii,
, Matthew, {xroTOst of Wingjham
College, 368.
, NLobolaB, 133, 199, 273, 274,
352, 425, 468, 497, 615.
, , of Hetton, esquire, 378.
, Robert, eaqudre, 350.
, Thomas, 468.
, Thomas de, knight. 379.
, William de, knight, 379.
, William, of Oroston, knight,
158.
Asahewell. See Ash well.
AsshoTere. See Ashover.
Aashlon.. See Assheton.
Asshyndon, Adam, 398.
aasises of bread, wine and ale, 424,
607.
Astede. See Ashtead.
Astele, Thomas, 404.
Astell, Tfhomas, parson of St. Thomas,
Winchelsea, 270, 283.
, WiUiam, 396.
Aston, 99.
, oo. Derby, 411, 413.
by Sudbury, oo. Derby, 451.
, oo. Gloucester, 231.
, CO. Stafford, 137, 624.
, CO. Warwick, 91, 384.
Aston, Henry, 448.
, John, 72, 73, 158, 394, 488.
, , Maud wife of, 158.
, Richard. 393.
, Roger or Roger de, kmight, 34,
399, 523, 529, 624.
, William, 373.
, , of London, 481.
Aston Clinton, Aston Clynton [oo.
Buckingham], 23.
Tirrold, Aston Prewes [co.
Berks], 2.
Ath, Ate, Hainault, 551.
Athelarston. See Atherstoae.
Athelney [oo. Somerset], abbot of, 60.
Atlierley, John, 272.
Atherstone [in White Lackington],
Athelarston, oo. Somerset, 340.
, Atherston, co. Warwick, 384.
Atherton. See Arreton.
Atherton, Edward, clerk of the kinje's
oloeet, prebendary 61 ^§t.
Stephen's, Westminister, 515.'
Atheryn, William, of Lincoln, mer-
chant, 162, 230.
Athirton, Ralph de, 379.
, William de, knight, 379.
Athol, Athelles, Scotland, 17, 106, 467.
Atkyn, Alexander (Saundyr), of Killa^
marsh, 387, 411.
, John, 229.
, , of South Leverton, yeo-
man, 440.
attaint, writs of, 424, 455.
Attecourt, John, 14, 157.
Atteford, Robert, of Bnoughton, yeo-
man, 314.
Atteforde, Riohard, 403.
Atte Leygh. See Leygh.
Attendeme, John vac, 562.
Attendom, Attendeme, Almain, 562.
Atte Vicars. See Vicars.
Attleborough, Attilburgh, co. Norfolk,
160.
, Attylburgh, oo. Warwick, 384.
attorney, king's, 596.
, See aho Vampage,
Johm.
Attwell, John, esquire, 400.
Attylburgji. See Attleborough.
Attyndene. See Yattendon.
Aubrey, Luke, 286.
, Walter, esquire, escheator,
CO. Carmarthen, 250.
, Wiilliam, abbot of St. Thomas
the Martyr, near Dublin, 266.
Aubreye, WiUiam, of Cowame, 295.
Aubry, John, 152.
Auchier, Thomas, 368.
Auckland, Bishop's, Aukland, co. Dur-
ham, collegiate church of, pre-
bends of, 182.
Audeley, James de, 609.
, , knight. See Touchet.
, William. See Ardeley.
Audrey, Thomas, 392.
Auger, Iliomas, 519.
Augi. See Eu.
Augustlnian friars. See St. Augustine,
order of.
Aukkund. See Auckland.
Aulton. See Alton.
Auncel, Auncell, Auncellis, John, clerk,
230.
, of Bury St. Edmunds,
barber, 230.
, , of Shipton Olive, oo.
Gloucester, labourer, 89.
, Pernell wife of John, 351.
, Robei-t, prior of St. Paooras,
Lewes, 465.
, , chamberlain, iisoeiyer,
general and vicar of the abbot or
Cluny for England, Scotland and
Ireland, 263.
, , , vioar general,
&c.y of the prior of La Oharit^,
465.
, , of Grimsby, 382.
See aUo Auncyll; Aunsell.
Auncyll, William, of Bristoi, dyer, 238.
See also Aunoel; Aanaell.
GENERAL INDEX.
641
Anne, Alexander, 14, 408, 435, 580, 612,
620, 628.
, , Qommissioner de kidel-
lis, 350, 366.
, , commissioner de wal-
liis et fossatis, 73.
, , escheator in Kent,
344, 369.
, John, 372.
, of Westbury, gentle-
man, 161.
, , Joan wife of, 161.
» Thomas, 409.
Aunfleys, John, of Gonnington, 386.
, , of Girton, 386.
, , of Papworth St. Ever-
ard, 386.
, Robert, of Eltisley, 385.
Aunger, Nicholas, 367.
, Richard, of Petworfch, mer-
chant, 105.
Aungevyn, Thomas, 376.
Aiingre. See Ongar.
Aiin5»ell, John, 407.
See also Aiinoel; Auncyll.
Aiiria, Jeronomo de, 607.
Austell. See St. Anstell.
Austria, Oistrich, aliens from, in Eng-
land, 555.
Austyn, J6hn, 405, 524.
, Stephen, of Benenden, 17.
, William, 227, 228.
, , Agnes wife of, 227,
228.
AuTemia, John de, 245.
Auxerre, diocese of, 263.
Aveley, Alvethele, co. Essex, free
chapel of, 490.
aronary, the. See Household.
Avene, the river. See Avon.
Avening, Avenynge [co. Gloucester],
John Brokholes, parson of, 266.
Avery, Thomas, 430.
Avon, Avene, the river [cos. Gloucester
and Somerset], 468.
AvBon, Amald, 573.
Avvnoc, Edmund, of Bristol, tucker,
480.
Axbridge, Axebri^ge [co. Somerset],
aliens dwelling at, 576.
Aydrok, Walter, of Gamlingay, 387.
Ayer, the river. See Aire.
Aykescogh, Richard, parson of Kings-
down, 00. Kent, 85.
Aylesbeare, co. Devon, manor of, 602.
Aylesbury, co. Buckingham, 27, 307,
306
, aliens dwelling at, 538, 569.
, county court held at. 39.
, prebend of, in Lincoln
cathedral, 123,
24881
Aylesford, Aisford. oo. Kent, 6.
, an alien dwelling at, 576.
, Richard Bridde, vicar of, 102.
Ayleston, co. Leicester, 158.
Aylesworth, John, 393.
Ayleward, John, of White Roding, co.
I^sex, 501.
Ayley. See Ailey.
Aylmesford. See Elmesthorpe.
AyLsham, Avleaham, E^llesham, co.
Norfolk, 318.
, church of, 175.
Aylton, CO. Berks, 6.
, CO. Huntingdon. See Elton.
Aylton, Robert, of Berks, 6.
, William, 304.
Aylwyscote. See Alvesoott.
Aylyston, John, parson of Levervngton
602.
, , parbon of Moleewortli,
602.
Aynesworth, John, 235, 311.
Aynho, co. Northampton, 87.
Ayrenden or Airingden, near EEalifax,
CO. York, 378.
Ayssheomb, John, 463.
Aysshe, John, 161.
, Richard, 119.
Ayssheton, Aysshton. See Asalheton.
Ayton, William de, 478.
Asrtrop Rothinge. See Roding,
Aythorp.
B
Babbethorp. See Babthorp.
Babcary^ Babbecary, co. Somerset, an
alien dwelling at» 566.
Babeham, John, 403.
Baberham. See Babraham.
Babes, Richard, of Norwich, merchant,
230.
Babington, William. See Babyngtoo.
Babraham, Baberham, Badbrurgham,
Badburfi^am, co. Cambridge, 13,
38.5, 386, 435, 507.
John Netherstrete, vicar of,
465.
Babthorp, Babbethorp, John, 263.
, Ralph, 627.
, , esquire, 524, 612.
, , , oommiflsioner
de walHis et fossatis, 280, 460.
, , , king's sewt»r,
constable of Scarborough castio,
251.
28
642
GENERAL INDEX.
Babthorp— eofi^.
Bobert, knight, 143, 153, 206,
634, 627.
•• , , , ooziiinissioiidr
to ntise a loan. 34, 50, 62, 66,
126, 354.
to assess a grant, 139.
, , commissioner
de walliis et fossatiSj 199, 260,
469.
, , oomtroUer of
the hoasehoid oi Henry V, 254.
, » , steward of the
nousethold, 254.
, WiUiam, 337, 619.
, , comm^issioner to assess
a grant, 137.
, , oommisskmer of oyer
and terminer, 133.
Babury. See Banbury.
Babworth, William, of North Leverton,
365.
Babyngton. Babington, Norman,
esquire, 147, 153, 191, 279.
, , commissioner of gaol
delivery, 272.
, , commissioner de vxd-
liis et fossaiiSf 280.
, Robert, 867.
, Thomas, 412.
, William. 212, 426, 614, 615,
622, 626, 627, 628.
, , knight, 76, 185, 529,
531, 615, 622, 626, 627, 628.
, , , justice and
chief justice of the Common
Bench, 4. 6, 29, 41, 46, 50, 69,
62, 87. 8d. 93, 96, 101, 106, 121,
131, 133, 156, 159, 166, 181, 183,
184, 200, 226. 227, 266, 279, 290,
292, 293, 306, 315, 326. 329, 330,
343, 344, 346, 347, 367, 359. 366,
367. 369, 429, 447, 448, 449, 450,
451, 455, 456, 460, 477, 484, 48,5,
486, 487, 488, 490, 491, 492, 502,
592, 610.
, , commissioner
to rai^o a loan, 126.
, , , commissioner
de wcdlvis et fossatis, 199.
, , , commissioner
of oyer and terminer, 76, 82, 302
360, 352.
Bace, Simon, 578.
Bachelor, Baohelere, John, 405.
, , of London, gentleman,
188.
, Robe^rt, 363.
Backeham, Robert, 371.
, Walter, 371.
Backeton. See Bacton.
Bacon, Bacoun, Agnes, 439.
, Bartholomew, knight, 499, 600.
> ., his sister and heir.
See Caithorp, Isabel wife of
Oliver.
, , Joan, late the wife of, .
499, 500.
Baoon— <y)n^.
, John, 216.
, , abbot of St. Jamea,
Northampton, 67.
, of Bury, oo. Sussex,
nusbandman, 90.
, , of Chesterton, 366.
, , grocer, of London, 20,
313.
, , warden of the com-
monalty of the mistery of
grocers of London, 78.
, Richard, of Cirencester, ser-
vant, 230.
, Thomas, 439.
, , of Cirencester, tailor.
230.
, WiUiam, 371.
Bacton, Backeton, Bekton, co. Suffolk,
9, 208.
Badbrur^am, Badburgham. See
Babraham.
Badby, Adam, 62.
, John, 395.
Baddesby [co. Southampton], 442.
Badeook, John, 402.
Badger, Baggesore [co. SaJop], 489.
Badgworth. Lower, Netherbageworth,
CO. Somerset, 434.
Badle, John, porter and gaoler of
Northampton oastle, 226.
Badley, John, 247.
Badshaug^, Edward, of Bowden, 413.
Badston, Thomas, of Uminster, yeoman,
430
, ...' , Edith wife of, 430.
Badware, Thomas, 277.
Baelen, Balyn, Brabant, 678.
Baerle, Barle, Brabant, 656.
Baerlingez abbey. See Barlings.
Bag Einderby, co. Lincoln, an alien
dwelling at, 668, 682.
Bagenhale William, of Leighton Buz-
zard, 12.
Bageon, Richard, ' boetiilere,' 168.
Bagge, William, ^4.
Baggesore. See Badger.
Bagley, Thomas, of Blyth, 410.
Bagmer, William, 478.
Begraere, William, of Combe, husband-
man, 436.
Bagonnall, Stephen, 400.
Bagot, Clement. 516.
, , sheriff of Bristol, 199.
, John, knight, 399, 624.
, , commissioner to raise a
loan, 51, 62, 127.
, Richard, esquire, 399.
, Thomas, 234.
Bagshawe, Thomas, 318.
GENERAL INDEX.
648
Bagsholf. See Baaball.
Bagworth, John, 283.
Baigge, John, gentleman, bailiff of
£zoter, 861.
Bailie, Roger, 78.
Bailly, John, of Hoo, 390.
, , of Pirton, 395.
, Riohard, 161.
, Thomas, of Houghton, 374.
, Valentine, of Litton, 374.
See also Baily.
Baiiol, Gilbert de, 364.
, , Reinger his man., 364.
Josceline de, bishop of Salis-
bury [1142-1184], 364.
, Widelard de, 365.
, , Ingelram his man,
365.
Baily, John, 406.
, WiUiam, 407.
See also Bailly.
Bakchilde. See Bapdbild.
Bakepuz, Ralph de, 420.
Baker, Bakere, Alan, 577.
, Edward, of Shaftesbury, 11.
, Henry, 638. .
, , of Bryanstone, yeo-
maji, 436.
, , of Thame, baker, 169.
, Hugh, 226, 569.
, John, 412,*572.
, , yeoman of the aveinary,
3, 177, 222, 223, 442.
, , purveyor, 304.
, , of CWdham, 391.
, , of Ilketshall, yeoman,
• 478.
, of Thorpe Hall, hus-
Dandman, 319.
, Matthew, 638.
, Nicholas, 567.
, , of North Crawley, 398.
, Peter, from Aiz-la-Chapelle, an
alien, 574.
, , of Louvain, an alien,
^3.
, , of Terouane, an alien,
546.
, Ralph, of Staines, 453.
, Richard, 405, 410.
, called master or war-
den of the collegiate church of
St. Boniface, Bunbury, 322.
, , of Peckham, 381.
, , of Woodbaatwick, 10.
, Robert, of Gravesend, 391.
, Thomas, of London, 97.
, , of Stivichall, 11,
, , vicar of Modbury, 101.
, ...; , of Watlington, 395.
, Walter, 471.
,..., , of Maidstone, 389.
[ Baker — cont,
, William, of Canterbury, 889.
66'i.* '*
, of Mechlin, an alien,
from Rotterdam, an
alien, 548.
, , of Sandhurst, oo. Kent,
75.
, , of Sichem, an alien, 661.
, , of Swaveaey, 386.
, of Tadlow, 387.
, of Tattershall, 151.
Bakenson, Nicholas Gerard, 565.
Bakhote, John, the elder, 345.
, , the younger, 345.
, Nicholas, clerk, 345.
Bakke, John, 390.
Bakkere, John, 577.
, Nicholas, 677.
Bakon, John, 404.
Baksterre. See Baxter.
Balderston, Richard de, 379.
Baldeware. See Bald ware.
Baldewyn, John, 397, 671.
, Thomas, 69.
Baldoc, John, 374.
Baldock, Baldok, co. Hertford, 9, 46.
Baldok, Robert, of Harrow, * halywater-
clerk,' 313.
Baldware. Baldeware, Laurenice, parson
of Gillingham St. Mary, 49, 180.
, , parson of Stockton, 180.
Baldyng, Thomas, parson of Kirkby in
Ashfield, 67, 253.
Baldyngdon, William, 394.
!6aldyngton, Hiomas, the elder, 394.
, , the younger, 394.
Bale, oo. Norfolk, 238.
Bale, John, 509.
Balegh, John, 394.
Balgy, John, of Aston, 413.
Balhorne, Stephen, of Dorking, 381.
balingers. See ships.
Balinghem, Balyngham, Bauelyngham,
Pioardy, 547.
castle, 132, 188.
Balke, John, of Aylesbury, 398.
BaUard, Richard, 407, 477, 561.
, Thomas, 243, 388.
Balle, John, 394, 609.
, , of Wedmore, tailor, 156.
, Thomas, 394.
, , of Little Rollwright,
394.
Ballio, WQliam de, 363.
Balne, William, clerk, keeper of the
" alien priory of St. Clears, 335.
Balon, John, 396.
Balsham, Balseham, co. Cambridge, 886,
386.
Balsham, William, of Flamstead, 16.
^ , controller of customs in
the port of Poole, 323.
644
GENERAL INDEX.
Balteeham, lliomaB, of Kilaby, tbe
elder, gentleman, 229.
Balton. Alexander, of Bumham St.
Clements, hasbandman, 494.
Baly, John, 119.
Balyn. ^S^ee Baelen.
Bolyngdon, Tliomas, the elder, 395.
Balyngham. See Balinghem.
Balys, William. 380.
Bamburgh, oo. Northumberland, 62,
, caatle of, porter of, 689.
Bamburgh, Baumburdii, Vambur^,
John, 66, 303, 3®, 426, 427, 474,
619, 628, 619.
, , oommissioner of 'oyer
and terminer, 273, '362.
, , of Geddington, husband-
man, 316.
, Robert, draper of London, 438,
486.
Bamfeld, Richard^ controller of the
coinage of tin, 4, 64.
Bamford, Baunford, oo. Derby, 413.
Bamfyld, John, esquire, 399.
Bamme, Richard, 388.
, , citisen of London, 131.
Bampton, oo. Oxford, 486, 623.
Bampton, Gervase, of Beeston, 409.
, , of Retford, 366.
, John, 46.
, , Aubrey. Albreda,
daughter of. See I^re, Robert.
., , William, son of, 46.
...., , Thomas, son of,
46.
son of, 46.
,, Thomas,
• , f
Maud, dBughter of. See Qethe,
John.
, William, parson of Sopworth,
247.
, , parson of Lydiard Milli-
cent, 247.
Bamvyle, Thomas, 373.
Ban, Lewis, chaplain, parson of Win-
forton, 192.
Banaeter, Banastre, Geoffrey, vicar of
Blackburn, 81.
, Henry, of Southwark, gentle-
man, 183.
, John, attorney, 67.
, , of Wakefield, esquire,
378
....'....., , of Walton, 379.
, Nicholas, 79, 397, 472, 473, 625.
, , Isabel, wife of, 79.
, Richard, 400.
, Robert, esquire, lord of Chick-
ney, 512.
, Thomas, 408.
, Sir Thomas, cl^rk, archdeacon
of Bangor, 612.
Banbury, Babury, Banbery, Baiiai»-
bury, 00. Oxford. 320, 477, 480.
, an alien dwelling at, 661.
, men of, 60.
Banbury, John, 403.
See also Bannebury.
Bancroft, Henry, 410.
Bane, William, the elder, chaplain, 62.
, , the younger, chaplain,
62.
Banestre. See Banaster.
Bangor [oo. Camaryon], archdeaooa of.
See Banaster, Sir Thomas.
, bishop of. See Glederowe, John .
, bishopric of, 514.
, , guardian of the spiritu-
ality of, 602, 608.
, diooese of, 38, 48, 190, 283, 323,
441, 496, 499, 602, 508, 614, 595,
596.
Bangor, William, of Maidenhead, 380.
Bangore, William, groom of the larder,
253.
Banham, oo. Norfolk, 326.
, Greyes in, 326.
Banham, John, 101.
Baniart,^Go8frid, sheriff of Tork, 362.
, Ralph. 362.
Bank, Robert, of East Deeping, rest-
ment maker, 320.
Bannebury. See Banbury.
Bannebury, Gilbert, 96.
See aUo Banbury.
banners, 59i3.
Ban well, Banewell [oo. Somerset], 699.
, letters patent dated at, 321,
t54o. ft
, Rolstone, RoUeston, in, 479.
Bapchild, Bakchilde, oo. Kent, 391.
Bapthorp, William, oommissioner to
enquire into concealments, Ac,,
74.
Barantyn, de Barentino, Barentyn,
Barentyne, Drew (Drugo), 241,
39.3, 521, 533, 623.
, , alderman of London, 22,
434.
, Reginald, commissioner to
assess a grant, 138.
, , esquire, 396.
Barbe, Geoffrey, of Nantes^ 280.
Barbo, Peter, nephew of Pope Eugenius
IV, 498.
Barbour. See Bourbourg.
Barbour. Barboure, John, 376, 396,
538.
John, of Eye, 10.
, , of Leake, 409.
, Nicbolas, 403.
, Peter, 549.
, Ralph, of Beccles, barber, 41,
124.
GENERAL INDEX.
646
Barbour—- <;on#.
, Richard, 377.
, , of Cambridge, 20.
, , of Dartmouth, barber,
431.
, Thomas, of Ramsey, 375.
, , of WrothAm, 391.
William, 405, 649.
, , of Diss, 10.
, , of KenninghAll, 10.
, See also Suerment.
Barbu, John, merchant of Brittany,
472.
Barbyle, WUliam, 397.
Barconson, Richard, 559.
Beirde, John, 333.
Bardefeld. See Bardfield.
Barden, Berden in Oaven, oo. York,
311.
, Beredon, co. York, 439.
Barden, John, of Northorpe, oo. Lin-
coln, yeoman, 485.
Bardenoy, Adam, 433.
Bardfield, Bardefeld, oo. Essex, 306.
Bardfield, Great, Great Berdevyle,
Bradfeld, co. Essex, 90, 440.
Bardfield Salinf;, Berdefeld SaJyng, oo.
Essex, 15.
Bardney, Bardenay, Bardeney, Berde-
ney, co. Linooln, abbey of, tem-
poralities of, 596.
, abbot of. See Hemyngby,
Geoffrey; Waynflete, John.
, prior and convent of, 514.
, John Waynflete, prior of, 594.
Bareboar, Thomas, esquire, 399.
Bai^egege, Brabant, 566.
Barentino, Barentyn, Barentyne. See
Barantyn.
Barenton. See Barrington.
Baret, John, olerk, 184.
, , of Shaftesbury, 62.
, lUohard, 159, 365.
, Tiiomas, 479.
, , esquire, 306, 436.
, Valentine, 398, 518.
Barett, Richard, 406.
Barette, Thomas, 401.
Barfleur, Berfleve, Normandy. 471.
Barford, Berford, co. Warwick, 384.
Barford, Great, Bereford by Newenham
[oo. Bedford], 335.
, Veyseys manor in, 335.
St. Martin, Bereford St. Martin
[oo. Wilts], 4.
Barforth, Burford, co. York, 378.
Bargan Wan Seham. See Bergen-op-
Zoom.
Bargeman, J<^n, 474.
barges. See ships.
Bargb. See Bergen.
Bargys upon Som«. Se^ Bergon-op-
Zoom.
I
Barham Down, Bariiamdoune, Baron-
doun, Berfaamdoune [oo. Kent],
72.
, musters to be taken at, 72,
476, 476.
Barker, John, 560.
, , of Dore, gentleman, 411.
, Richard, of Bxning, yeoman, 91.
, , of Shrewsbury, 158.
Robert, of Pulham, 'barkere,'
318.
, Stephen, 107.
, Thomas, of Newton, 293.
, William le, 364.
Barking, Berkyng, co. Essex, abbey of
St. Mary, 260, 263.
, , Margaret Swynford,
abbess of, 260.
, , Catherine Pole, abbess
of, 263.
, , temporalities of, 249,
263.
aliens dwelling at, 551, 552,
557, 581.
, priory of, Goda Hampton, nun
of; 48.
Barlade, Brabant. 576.
Barle. See Baerle.
Barle, John, esquire, 87, 343.
barley, 502.
See aho ooo-n.
Barley, John, 618.
, commissioner to raise a
loan, 50.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 139.
, , escheator, co. Essex,
208, 209, 251, 447.
, , esquire, 606.
, , of London, skinner, 111.
Roland, of oo. Hertford, gentle-
man, 438.
Barley Lees. See Barlow.
Barleythorpe, Barlethorp [co. Rutland],
83.
Barlings, Barlynges, Baerlinges, abbey
[CO. Linooln], 241, 24S.
Barlore. See Berlaer.
Barlow, Barley Lees. co. Derby, 411.
Barlow, John, of Molesworth, gentle-
man, 163.
Barmaker, Ruffin de, 539.
Bamack, Bernak, oo. Northampton,
231.
Barnard, Bernard, Arnald, 548.
, Richard, 7.
Robert, commissioner of array,
71.
See also Bernard.
Bamastaple. See Barnstaple.
Barnby, Thomas, prior of Carlisle, 383.
Barnby in the Willows, Barneby upon
Wythum, oo. Nottingham,
646
GENERAL INDEX.
Barne, William, of Woolbampton, hus-
bandman, 88.
Barneby, prebend of. See York.
upon Wythum. See Barnby in
the Willows.
Bamellj an alien dwelling at, 558.
Barnes, Bemes, co. Surrey, 380.
Barnesley, Thomas, clerk, 308, 480.
Bameston. See Burneston.
B&rnet, Be met, co. Hertford, aliens
dwelling at, 555, 558.
Barnetby [oo. Lincoln], 92.
Barne vile, John, 408.
Barnewall, Ohristopher, chief justioe of
the Benoh in Ireland, 451.
Barney, Bemey, oo. Norfolk, 336.
Barnham [co. Norfolk], 61.
Broom, co. Norfolk, Bixton,
Bekerston, in, 270.
Barnhom, Bej-nehorn [parish of Hooe,
oo. Sussex], 364, 365.
Barningham, Bermyngham [co. Nor-
folk or Suffolk], 507.
Barnsley, co. York, 237.
Barnstaple, Barnastaple Barnestaple,
Barstaple, Bernestaple, Ber-
staple, oo. Devon, 114, 440, 606,
603.
, aliens dwelling at, 556, 571.
, archdeacon of. See Waryn,
^ohn.
, archdeaconry of, taxation in,
115.
, port of, 181, 489.
, , John Mules deputy of
the chief butler in, 181.
Barnwell. Bernewell, co. Cambridge.
prior of, 387.
, , John Ohaterye prior
of, 448.
, , John Page prior of,
453. 454.
, Dernewell, oo. Northampton,
231.
Baron, Baroun, Adrian, 566.
Clement de, 574.
, John, 202, 221, 300, 431, 487.
, of Exeter, merchant,
431, 474.
, parson of Newnham, 59.
, of Wittenham, 403.
, Nicholas, 398.
, Roger, 399.
William, 218, 278, 489, 618,
533, 536.
, , commissioner to take
musters, 356, 358, 475, 476.
, , controller of customs at
London, muster master, Ac., 42,
46.
, , controller of the great
custom, and of the subsidy on
wool hides iuod woolfells in the
port of London, 189.
, , esquire, 402.
, of Little Eversden, 387.
Baron doun. Sen Barham Down.
Baronsam, Brabant, 576.
Baronson, Gerard, 567.
Baroun, John. See Baron.
Barow, William, bishop of Carlisle
[1423-1430], 32, 53.
Barowe, Brabant, 565.
Barowe, Henry, of Saltfleet Haven, oo.
Lincoln, chapman, 483.
, , son of Stephen, of Dew-
sail, 310.
, John, 401.
, , controller of tronage
and pesage in the port of South-
ampton, 323.
, Thomas, of Dewsall, gentleman,
310.
Bar re, Geoffrey, 383.
, Gosyn de, 51.
, John, esquire, 376.
Ralph, of Ragnal, 409.
William, 221.
Barrington, Barenton, co. Cambridge
, Baryngton, co. Somerset, 94.
Barrow, Barwe, co. Somerset, 311.
, CO. Suffolk, 326.
Barry, duchy of. See Berry.
Barry, Edmund, knight, 61.
Barsham, East, Eetbarsham, co. Nor-
folk, 319.
Barsham, North, ^orthbarsham, co.
Norfolk, 485.
Barst<aple. See Barnstaple.
Barstoc, Berston, co. Warwick, 384.
, Thomas Oldbury, parson of, 805,
322.
Bartelot, Bartelet, John, 317, 372.
, Thomas,- ^5.
, William, vicar of Willoughby,
121.
, , parson of Braunstone,
121.
Barthawam, William, clerk, 483.
Barthelmewee, Gerard, 547.
Barthelmewesson, Peter, 577.
Barthona. See Barton, Earl's.
Bartilmewe, William, 549.
Bartlow. Berkelowe, co. Cambridge,
385, 386.
Barton, co. Lancaster, 237, 597.
, oo. Oxford, 394.
00. Somerset, 16.
, CO. York, 378.
Barton, Henry. commissioner de
kiddlis, a50, 356.
, , keeper of the clock in
the palace of Westminster, 184.
, mayor and escheator in
London, 78.
, , purveyor of furs and
pelts, 287.
GENERAL INDEX.
647
Barton — cont.
, James, ^7.
, John, 614.
, oommissioner to raise a
loan, 51, 135.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
.y f commissioner of array,
71.
, , the elder, 446.
, , oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, Ac., 75, 81.
, , the younger, 153, 446,
614.
, , esquire, 325.
, , Thomas, his son, 325.
, , of Thornton, the
younger, 295.
, Thomas, 141, 282.
, William, 177.
, , of York, vestment
maker, 483.
Barton Bendish, Becton Benedych,
Berton Bendyke, co. Norfolk,
477.
, ciiuroh of 9t. Andrew, Thomas
Crishale paiTson of, 2^.
Barton, Earl's, Barthofuit oo. North-
ampton, 10, 63.
Barton^ Great, Berton Seint John [oo.
Suffolk], manor of, 488.
Barton-on-Humber, Barton on Humbre,
oo. Lincoln, 6, 16, 323.
, chapel of l&t. Mary in, 54.
, , chantry of St. Thomas
in, 54.
, J priest of. See Hare-
wode, Richard.
Barton Staoey, Berton Sacy, oo. South.
ampton, 79.
Bartoun, Genard, 577.
Bar tram, Bertram, Edward, 200.
, , commissioner to assess a
grant, 139.
John, knight, 365, 366, 595.
, , Joan, wife of, 365, 366.
Bartson, John, 572.
Barway, Berwey, oo. Cambridge, 20.
Barwe. See Barrow.
Barwe, Brabant, 552.
Barwell, Richard, of Coventry,
sneather, 306.
Bar wen uppon the Sande. See Bergen-
op-Zioom.
BaryngUm. See Barrington.
Baryngton, John, a57, 401, 512.
r , , esquire, 275, 276.
, ,. Thomas, son of, 275,
276.
, Thomas, esquire, 401.
Basely, Thomas, of Toft, 386.
Basford [oo. Nottingham], 69.
>y Thomas Stanhurst, vicar of,
Baahall, Bagsholf, co. Tork, 444.
Basildon, Bastelden, co. Berks, 481.
Baskervyle, John, knight, 376.
, Ralph, esquire, 376.
Basket^ William, citizen and skinner,
of London, 96.
Basle, General Council of, 248, 254,
262, 264, 337, 339-342, 345, 461.
, , ambassadors from Ens-
land to. See Beaufort, Edmund,
count of Mortain; Brounflete,
Henry; Brouns, Thomas; Col-
ville, John; Dax, Bernard,
bishop of; Fitzhugh, Robert,
biehop of London; Fountains,
John, abbot of; Glastonbury,
Nicholas, abbot of; Kemp,
John, archbishop of York;
Langdon, John, bishop of
Rochester; Norwich, William,
prior of; York, St. Mary's,
William, abbot of.
Basoc, Robert, 245.
Basse, John, 583.
Bassemore, John, 404.
Basset, Bassett, John, 401, 519.
, , of Chishall, 64, 210,
211.
, , of Great Chishall, gen-
tleman, 340.
, , of Nailsworth, 373.
, , of North Luffenham,
gentleman, 370.
, Ralph, esquire, 399.
, Robert, 85.
, Thomas, 175, 176, 279, 337,
401, 420, 447, 450.
...., , of Coulsdon, 381.
, William, 419.
Bassingbourn, Bassyngbourne, Bas-
syngbume, co. Cambridge, 157,
385, 387, 517, 591.
, manor of, 496.
Bastelden. See Basildon.
Baston, co. Lincoln, 439.
Basy, Roger, bailiff of York, 364.
Basyle, John, chaplain, parson of
Romney, 288.
Basyng, Basynges, John, 623.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 50, 125.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, , knight, 125, 623.
, , of E^pingham, knight,
370.
Basyngham, Richard, 375.
Bataill, Batayll, John, 210.
, Thomas, esquire, 343, 401.
, , tlie younger, Elizabeth
wife of, 343.
, , meroer^ 343.
648
GENERAL INDEX.
Bate, Henry, 549.
..'. , John, 110, 291, 412.
, , derk, 611.
, , dean of Tamworth,
603, 604.
, , yeoman of tlie iwultry
and poulterer of the household,
3, 222, 225, 442, 443.
, , of Allestree, 367.
, , of Northwell, 310.
, , of Reach, 385.
, Peter, 167, 548.
Richard, parson of Drayton
Bassett, afterwards of E^kriug,
331.
, Robert, 603.
, William, 367.
Batell, John, 403.
Batelly, Henry, chaplain, parson of
South Wooton, 249.
Bateman, Thomas, 242.
, oofferer of Catherine
queen oi England, 449.
Batenburg, Gelderland, 588.
Batener, William, 367.
Batesson, Ralph, 411.
Bath, Bathe, oo. Somerset, 8, 59, 129,
167, 314.
, cathedral church of, 80, 181,
445.
, , chapter-house of, 80,
181, 445, 600.
., .,.,y chapter or convent of,
80, 181, 445, 473.
, , prior and convent of,
charter by, 600.
, , , oorixxiies
granted by, 473.
, , John Berewyk, prior
of, 473.
, , John Iford, prior of,
473.
, , William prior of, 473.
, , William Soutliebroke,
prior of, 80, 181, 445. 600.
, citizens of, 203.
, letters patent dated at, 305,
472.
, mayor of. See Riohe, William-
, men of, 60.
, prison at, 129.
Bath and Wells, bishops of. See
Bubwith, Nicholas: FiteJooelin,
Reginald; Stafford, Johoi.
, diocese of, 53, 67, 102, 182,
284, 322.
, , taxation in. 111, 115,
258.
Bathe, John, clerk, 506.
, , derk, oommiflauMier to
raise a k)an, 854.
Bathonia, Henry de, 23, 461.
Bathwick, Bathewik. co. Somerset, 8.
Batte, Richard, of Abington, 387.
, Roger, 242.
Battesoombe, John, 27, 118.
Batteeford, Blanche, abbess of ELstow,
45, 48.
Battle, 00. Sussex, 173, 174. 245.
, deed dated at, 245.
, victory of William I at, 171,
172.
, abbey of St. Martin, 17M76,
190.
, ...., charters of, 364, 366.
y. , charters of William I,
William 11, Henry I, Henry 11
and Richard I, in favour of, set
out in full, 171-176.
, , grants to, 244, 245.
, , leuga of, 171, 172, 174-
176.
, abbot of, 60, 372.
, , commission to, 274.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 127.
, Adam, abbot of, 176.
, Alan, abbot of, 176.
, Gausbert, abbot of, 174.
, S. abbot of, 172.
, Thomas, abbot of, 244, 245,
364.
, Thomas Ludlowe, abbot of,
467.
, William Walter, abbot of, 461,
463.
Baucan, Stephen, steward of Pem-
broke, 34.
Baude, Thomas, esquire, 343.
Baudewyne, John, of Langtoft, hus-
bandman, 440.
Bauelyngham. See Balinghem.
Baumburgh, Joiin. See Bamburgh.
Baunford. See Bamford.
Baunton [co. Gloucester], 228.
Bauwenson, Henry, 549.
Bavaria, Bayr, aliens from, in £«ng-
Land, 665.
Bavent, Hugh, clerk, 271.
, Peter, knight, 160, 161, 152.
, Robert, 382.
Bavord, James, 639.
Bawederyk, John, 660.
Bawedewynson, Broun, 586.
Bawemburgh, Robert, 432.
Baxter, Baxster, Baksterre, John,
61, 238.
, , of SixhUls, 66.
, Nicholas, 407, 410.
, Robert, commissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, , mayor ol Norwich, 32.
, of Ratcliffe on Wreak,
nusbandman, 229.
, WilUam, 61.
, , chaplain, warden of
the hospital of SS. John the
Evangelist and Anne, Oakham,
83.
GENERAL INDEX.
649
Bay, John, yeoman of the eatery,
acatery, and caterer of tne
household, 177, 223, 443, 495.
, , purveyor, 804, 305.
, Roser, 6d4.
, , of Helpringham, 189.
Bayeuz, bishop of. See Odo.
, Philip, bishK^ of, 419.
Bayford, oo. Somerset, 158.
Bayham, Begham, abbey, co. Sussex,
abbot of, '259.
, , Robert, abbot of, 372.
Bayhous, Thomas, <rf Weet Harptree,
00. Somerset, gentleman, 492.
Bayle, William, 672.
Baylly, Thomas, of Oxford, 437.
Bayly, Jolhn, ol Melbourn, 387i
, Roger, 221.
, William, of Soham, 385.
Baylye, John, of Garten, husbandman,
164.
Baynard, Richard, 208. 219, 248, 318,
348, 368, 44(5, 616.
, oommissiomer to raise
a loan, 50, 124.
, commissioner to assess
a grant, 134.
, Grace wife of, 366.
, carpenter, 72.
, of 00. Eesex, esquire,
200
, ol Messing, 210, 211.
Robert, 371.
Baynbrygg, Roger, ol Valenoeloge in
Teesdale, yeoman, 478.
Baynden, Thomas, 56.
Baynton, Richard, of Newton, 293,
365.
, William, of Hucknall Torkard,
293.
Bayonne, mariners of, 352.
, merchants of, 342.
., See also Lespitan,
Bartholomew de.
Bayous, John, 315.
, , esquire, 375.
, William, mayor of Lincoln,
596.
Bayr. See Bavaria.
beaooos, 'bekyne,' 40.
, to be set up in Devon, 302.
Beaoonsfield, Beknesfeld, oo. Bucking-
ham, 396.
Beaghynden, John, <^ Temterden, yeo-
man, 319.
Bealohier, Roger, 400.
Beamond. See Beaumont,
beaus, 602, 516.
...- , licence to ship, 326.
and peas, 268.
Beard, Henry, 399.
Beare, Henry, 142.
, Philip, 463.
, Philip atte, 319.
Beau or Bewe, Richard, of Selby, 170.
Beauchamp, Bello Campo, Belcamp,
Elisabeth, 344.
, Hugh de, 173.
, Joan de, lady of Abergavenny,
14, 27, 161, 170, 314, 692.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 60, 126.
., , pardon to, 295.
, John, knight, king's oarver,
267.
, John, plumber of the king's
works, 252.
, Peter, 150, 161, 152.
, Richard, 300.
, Richard de, earl of Warwick
and earl of Albemarle, 014, 516,
589, 601.
, , aiTangement between,
and Rii^ard, earl of Salisbury,
on the espousals of their chil-
dren, 516.
, , commissioner to raise a
loan, 50, 100, 354, 384, 467, 529.
, , his daugihter Anne,
598.
, , licence to, to grant in
mortmain, 100.
, , , to found a
chantry at Guy's Oliff, 100.
, , ranger of Wichwood
forest, 328.
, , son of William de, lord
of Abergavemiy, 344.
.., , Joan his sister.
., Richard his
344.
•• 1 1 ••••■
son, 344.
J , , , EUaa-
beth, daughter of, wife of
Edward Nevill, lord of Aber-
gavenny, 344.
, Richard^ parson of St. Thomas
the Martyr, Winchelsea, 591.
, Thomas, 383.
, , knight, 10, 519.
, commissioner to raise
a loan, 127.
, WiUiam, knight, 118, 503, 504,
612, 613.
, , king's carver, 267.
Beaucliamp, manor of. See Brome.
Beaufilfl, Jobn, 301.
Beaufitz, John, controller of customs,
Ac., in the ports of Gxet^r and
Dartmouth, 323.
, William, 610.
Beaufo, J<^n, 392.
, William, knight of the shire for
Rutland, 370.
650
GENERAL INDEX.
Beaufort, Beauford, Edmund, oount of
Mortain, 331, 340, 610, 691, 695.
, , ambaaaador to the
genenal oounciL of Basle, 340,
34^.
, , conatAble of Carmar-
tben castle, steward of the
' wialstot ' of Wydigada and
£lvet, 286.
, , captain and cotustablc
of Aberystwith oastle, 498.
, oommiasioneir to raise
a loan, 354.
, , musters of, 533, 007.
, Henry, bishop of Winchester
[1406-1447], cardinal of England,
Ac., 49, 60, 99, 114, 115, 118,
131, 204, 212, 213, 222, 223, 246,
264, 267, 260, 262, 294, 295, 346,
379, 396, 414, 447, 454, 461, 498,
503, 614, 627, 613, 614, 616, 617,
623, 624, 626, 626, 627.
, abroad, 52, 69, 67,
104, 114.
, , grants to, 601, 604.
, ., his jewels seised at
Sandwich, 346, 414.
, , licence to, to export '
wool, 118.
, , to leave Eng.
land in fulfilment of vows, 414.
, , loans from, to Henry
VI, 602, 604.
Joan, countess of Westmore-
land, 451.
, Thomas, earl of Dorset, duke
of Eixeter, 257, 258, 448, 503.
, , Henry son of, 267.
f , Man;aret wife of,
daughter of fiiomas Nerill, 267,
268.
, , count of Perche, the
king's kinsman, his ransom, 112.
Beaufrere, Thomas, 391.
Beaalieu, William, commissioner of
array in Cumberland, 71.
Beaumont, Beamond, Beaumond,
Beaumound, Bello Monte, Henry
de. lord of Folkingham [1396-
1413], gnant by, 4.
..*! , John, 420.
, John de, knight, 202, 614, 620,
522, 629, 619, 620.
, , commissioner de wal-
liis et fossatiSf 273.
, Robert, parson of the free
ohapel of Membury fco. Devon],
afterwards of "Winterbourne
Earls, 496.
, Thomas, 74, 76, 692.
, , knight, 301, 519. 526,
619.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 185.
, , his company in France,
486.
Beaumont — cont.
, Thomas, muster of, 533.
) , citizen and aaker of
London, 234.
, — , knight, mufiter of, 612.
Beaupre, Nicholas, 406.
Beau vale, oo. Nottingham, prior and
convent of, grants to, Ed.
Beauvcier, le, Beauvoir, Beauvoire
See Belvoir.
Beby, John, 439, 440.
Becard, John, 409.
Beccles, Beoclys, Beolea, Bekelys,
Beklys, Boklys, Bykelys, oo.
SuflFolk, 10, 41, 48, 49, 124.
, aliens dwelling at, 664, 667,
578, 580, 686.
Bee Hellouin [Eure, France], monas-
tery of St. Mary, 336.
, , abbot and monks of,
328.
Becham, William, knight, 370.
Beche. See Laaidbeach.
Beche, oo. Sussex, 246.
Beche, John, 401, 609.
, , of Colchester, 368.
, , bailiff of the liberty of
Colchester, 333.
, Richard, 434.
, Robert, 402.
, , of Sutton, husband-
man, 169.
Bechesworth, West. See Betohworth,
West.
Beckenham, Bekenham, oo. Kent, 391.
Becket, Thomas, ohancellor of Bog-
land, 47, 176, 419.
Beckley, Bekkele, co. Sussex, 228.
Becles. See Beccles.
Bedale, Robert, clerk, 113.
, William, of York, mercer, 167.
Beddington, Bedyngton, oo. Surrey,
380.
Bedeford, William, prior of Newen-
ham [oo. Bedford], 499, 611.
Bedenhall, John, dyer of London, 22.
, , Agnes wife of, 22.
, William, 356.
Bedenham. See Biddenham.
Bederenden, John, of London, 368.
, , chamberlain, of Lon-
don, 67.
Bedfield, Bedfeki [oo. Suffolk], an
alien dwelling at, 666.
Bedford, oo. Bedford, 308, 374, 376.
, aliens dwelling at, 670, 684.
, bridge of, free chapel of 88.
Maty and lliomas the Martyr
on, 226.
, , wardens of. iSecOoryng-
ham, John ; Lochard, William.
, caol, commissionor to deliver,
GENERAL INDEX.
651
Bedford, county, 426, 604.
, , annuitiee charged on,
298.
, , assises in, 66.
, f commissioner to raise a
loan in, 51, 125, 354, 529.
, , commissioners tx> assess
a grant in, 137.
, , concealments in, 524.
, , esoheator in, 49, 103,
142, 246, 260, 263, 324, 428, 454,
493, 508.
, honour of Peverel in,
196.
, , inquisitions in, 358.
, issues of, 65, 117, 213,
249, 298.
, , justices of the peace
in, 613.
, , knights of the shire
for. See Gascoigne, James;
Wenlok, John.
, , oath against maintain.
ing peace breakers to be taken
in, 373.
, , outlawries in, 8, 9, 11,
12, 87, 96, 157, 229, 234, 236, 238,
305, 308, 310, 313, 435, 484.
, sheriff of, 51, 12f>, 137,
249, 335, 354, 426, 524.
, , temporalities in, of
Elstow abbey, 49.
, , , of Ramsey
abbey, 508.
, , tenth and fifteenth
from, assignment of, 60, 61, 120.
, archdeaconry of, taxation in,
258.
Bedford, duke of. See John.
Bedford, James, 490.
, John, 395, 470, 510, 534.
, , commissioner of airay,
360.
, Richard, 452.
, , auditor of accounts of
sheriffs, officers, ministers, Ac.,
in North Wales and CSieshire,
189, 453.
, , and in the lord-
ship of Chirk, 508.
, William, receiver of lands late
of John, duke of Bedford, in
North umberland,Torkshire, West-
moreland, Lancashire, and the
bishopric of Durham, 502.
Bedlington [oo. Northumberiand],
ohurch of, 595.
Bedlowe. See Bledlow.
Bedome, Thomas, 40.
Bedston, Walter, 352.
Bedwyn. co. Wilts, aliens dwelling at,
571.
Bedyll, John, 392.
, , of Sandwich, co. Kent,
smith, 518.
Bedynden. See Biddendeo.
Bedyngfeld, Edmund, esquire, 41.
, , commissiofner of oyer
and terminer, 124.
Bedyngton. See Beddington.
Bedyngwey, oo. Hereford, 377.
Bee, Diryk de, 578.
, John or John de, 406, 571.
, John, of Norwich, co. Norfolk,
gentleman, 481.
Bjeohingstoke. Bychyngstoke, oo. Wilts,
John Halston, parson of, 159.
Beeford [oo. York], Dunnington, Dod-
yngton, in, 142.
Beek, John, 212, 448.
Beell, William, of Latchford, co. Ox-
ford, clerk, 184.
Beem, Henry de, 581.
Been, Henry, 568.
Beer, Thomas, of Bryn, the younger,
497.
Beere. See Bere.
Beere, Richard de la, knight, oouimib-
sioner to raise a loan, 50.
Beeringen, Beryng, Beryngyn, in Liege,
559, 662.
Beerlyng. See Birling.
Beeston, co. Norfolk, prior of, 404.
, Boston, CO. Nottingham, 365,
409.
Beeston, John, 570.
, Robert, 441.
beeves, 268.
Beford, Matys van, 544.
Begeham abbey. See Bay ham.
Beget, John, 107.
Beggeworth, lliomas, of Northampton,
9.
Begham abbey. See Bayham.
Beght, the [? in Holland], 579.
Beighton, Beghton [co. Derby], churob
of, 627.
, John More, parson of , 447.
, Thomas Worsley, parson of,
447, 527.
Bek, Anthony, bishop of Durham [1292J,
182.
Beke, William, 186.
Bekelys. See Beooles.
Bekeman, John,»568.
Bekenham. See Beckenham.
Bekorston. iSfee Bixton.
BekesweU. See Bexwell.
Bekeswell, John, 375.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 133.
Beket, John, mercer, 435.
, Robert, of Canterbury, 390.
Bekham. See Bookum.
Bekkele. See Beokley.
Bekkeswell, John, 406.
Beklyng. See Btiokling.
Beklys. See Beodet.
652
GENERAL INDEX.
Beknesfeld. See Beaoonsfield.
Bekson, Jdhn^ parson of the free chapel i
of St. Mary Magdalen by Bar- i
wick, 388.
Bekton. See Bactoa.
Bekwytfa; William, esquire, 41.
Bekyngham, Joftm, of Fulbeck, 229.
, Richard, parson of Kirkby in
Ashfieid, 67. ,
, William, 393.
BekyntoO; Master TbomaH, doctor of
laws, 32, 321.
Beky swell. See Bexwell.
Bela^my, Laura, 281.
, , £31iaabeith sister of,
281.
, , Margaret daughter of,
281.
, , , Isabel daughter
of, wife of Thomas Qbarleoote,
281.
AHce daughter of . See
Shortegrove, Alice.
BelassLse, John, 351.
Belcamp. See Beauchamp.
Bele, Brabant. 582. 587.
Bele, Zeeland, 552.
Bele, Richard, of Hinton, husbandman,
306.
, Thomas, 56.
, , vicar of Shotwell, 477.
.; , William, 395.
Belor, Belors, Biler, Roger, 290, 291,
292, 366.
, , Margaret dail^ter of,
292.
, , Roger son of, 290, 291,
292. 366.
, , Thomas son of, 290,
291, 292, 366.
Belers, John, parson of Bennington,
251.
Belesby, George, 96, 309.
Belet, Wiilutm, 420.
Belford, William, sheriff of York, 29.
Belgrave, co. Leicester, 65.
Belingebam, Belyngham, Richaixi.
clerk, 438.
, Robert, oommii»ioner of array.
361.
Belknap, John, son of Hamon, tenant
in chief, 332.
bell far mass, a, 452.
Bell, Laurence, 583.
Bellard, John, 563.
Belle, Amald, 555.
, John, 197.
, William, of Boston, merchant,
220.
Bellers, Robert, of Middleton in Tees-
dale, yeoman, 478.
Belio Campo. See Beauchamp.
BeUo Monte. Sep Beaumont.
BelBay, Belsowe, oo. Northumberland,
297.
Belstede, Ralph, ol co. Hertford, gentle-
man, 263.
Belt alias Buelt. See Builth.
Belt, Diedrioh, 576.
belted knigjhta, 150.
Belthorpe, Belthorp, co. York, 378.
Belton, Ralph, 382.
, Simon, parson of North Piddle,
254.
Belun, Adam de, 418.
Bel voir, Beauvcier, Beauver, Beau-
voire, Belver [co. Leicester], 39,
143, 330.
, caatLe of, 144.
, letters patent dated at, 3, 144
184, 212.
, Belver, vale of, co. Notting-
ham, 278.
, Beauver, lord of. See Roos.
Belwode, Thomas, commissioner de
walliis et fosmtis, 280.
Belyngdon, John, 371.
Belyngford, William, 404.
Belyngham. Sec. Belingeham.
Belyngknyght, Nicholas, 575.
Belyngton, William, of Canterbury,
Bemanere, John, 565.
Bemys, John, 406.
Benaere, Beneacre, co. Suffolk, an
alien dwelling at, 572.
Benart, Peter, of the island of Guern-
sey, 128.
Bench, the Common, justices of. ;^ee
Common Bench.
Bencole, John, brewer of London, 480.
Bendysoh, Eidmund, of Barrington 385.
Bendyssh, Thomas, esquire, 401.
Bene, John, 367.
, , of Shaftesbury, 62.
Benedict, Ralph son of, 365.
Benefeld, Henry, 396.
Beneiield Benyfeld [co. Northampton],
John Sneynton, parson of, 466.
Beneley, Benley, Robert, of Bristol,
spioer, 91.
, , burgess and grocer of
Bristol, 162.
Benenden, Benynden, oo. Kent, 17.
Benet, Hugh, of Thame, 395.
, John, 152, 392.
, hrajrier, 410.
, , yeoman of the buttery,
84.
, , keeper of the wajren
and lordship of Sheen, 84.
, , of Newbury, 408.
, of Ramsey, 219, 348.
Margerv, late the wife of John,
501.
, RiohAfd, 119.
GENERAL INDEX.
658
Benet — eoni,
y TliomaS; master of a balinger,
610. ^ '
, , of Canston, yeoman,
d08.
, William, 109, 196.
, , of BkMton, 19.
, , of Oanterbury, 889.
> , of Kenton, gentleman,
170.
Benetl, Benetlege, Benetleye. See
Bentley.
Benfeld or Benfelde, Robert, of Port-
slade, gentleman^ 306.
Benfleet, Qreat, Great Beniflete [oo.
Essex], 24.
Benfleet, South, Soutlibenefiete [co.
Essex], an alien dwelling at, 567.
Benger, John, 371, 626.
, Jobn, the youiiger, 95.
, Philip, 240.
, WiUiam, 240.
Bengeworth, oo. Worcester, 18.
Benhall, Benhale, co. Suffolk, 346, 444.
Bennington, Benyngton [co. Hertford],
(John Belers. parson of, 251.
Benon in Medoc [Gironde], preceptory
of, 250.
Benselrode, Amald, 544.
Bensoon, Tbomaa, of York, constable of
Onockfergus castle, 100.
Benstede, Edmund, knight, 251, 400.
f Margaret, Alioe, and
Petionilla, sisters of, 251.
, Edward, knight, 251.
, , Edward, esquire, son
of, 251.
, , John son of, 251.
, , Joan wife of, 261.
Bentele, John, brewer of London, 320.
Benteley, Richard, burgees of Shrews-
bury, gentleman, 311.
Benteleye. See Bentley.
Bentham, John, burgess and merchant
of Southamptcm, 260.
, ^ the chief butler's
deputy in the port of Southamp-
ton, 181.
, ali€u Draper, Robert, of Bris-
tol, gentleman, 90.
Bentley, Great, Great Bentelegh, co.
Essex, manor of, 602.
, Little, Little Benteleye, oo.
Essex, 159.
, Bentelegh [oo. Stafford], 268.
, bailiwick of, keeping the hay
of, 268.
, Benetlegp, Benteley, co. Suf-
folk, 175, 180.
, Benetleye, Benetl, oo. Worces-
ter, grant of free warren at, 180.
, licence to make a coney warren
at, 180.
Bentley, Richard, 470.
Benton, Long. Great Benton, co.
Northumoerland, 65.
Beny, John, of Cliffe, yeoman, 317.
, , Alioe wife of, 317.
Benyfeld. See Benefield.
Beuygth, John, of Litlington, 367.
Benynden. See Benenden.
Benyngton. See Benningtoai.
Benyngton, Richard, 61, 229, 381, 470,
521, 533, 619.
, , commissioner to raise a
loan, <&c., 50, 62, 126.
, , to assess a
grant, 139.
• •■■•■■••a •••••••••• ■••■••■•• Cv€/ XvCvVVV VO ' I*
fossatiSy 199, 273, 348, 469.
, , , to enquire into
concealments, Ac., 426.
Benys, William, porter and gaoler of
Northampton castle, 225.
Benyson, John, of Toft, husbandman,
439.
Berand, Frank de, 639.
Berchattele. See Cockayne Hat ley.
Berehier, William le, a prisoner of the
earl of Salisbury, 206.
Beroolt. See Bergholt.
Berdefeld, John, 401.
Berdefeld Salyng. See Bardfield Saling.
Berden in OraTen. See Barden.
Beixkney. See Bardney.
Berdevyle, Great. See Bardfield, Great.
BerdusnKxre, Robert, 400.
Bere, Beere, co. Dorset, prebend of.
See Salisbury, cathedral church
of.
Bere, John de la, 243.
, , Alice wife of, 243.
, , clerk, 485.
, , esquire, 376.
, Richard, 221.
, , gentleman, 198.
, , of Coventry, 15.
, Richard de la, knight, 358, 376.
, , commissioner to raise a
loan, 126.
, Thomas, 472.
, , the younger, 518.
, William de la, esquire, 376.
, William, of Maidenhead,
wearer, 163.
Berebrewer, Gerard, 664.
Beredon. See Barden.
Bere Ferrers, Berferrers, Bierferrers,
Byoreferrers, co. Devon, John
Monk or Monke, parson of the
church of, 96.
Bereflete. See Biervliet.
Hereford, William de, justice of the
Common Bench, 290-292, 366.
Bereford by Ne wen ham. See Barford,
Great.
664
GENERAL INDEX.
Bereford 86. Martin. See Barford St.
Martin.
Beregen. jSfee Bergen.
Bereiham, John, 890.
Beremaker, alias Perwarden, Henry,
666.
Berewell, William, 308.
Berewio. See Berwick-on-Tweed.
Berewyk, Jolin, prior of Bath, 473.
Berfleve. See Barfleur.
Berford. See Barford.
Berford, John do, 892.
, William, of Newington, 391.
Bergarenny, Bergevennay, Bergeyenny,
Joan lady of. See Beauchamp.
Bergen, Bargh, Bergh, Bergyn, Bra-
bant, 643, 665, 683, 686.
Bergen, Beregen, Berge, Bergeyn,
BuTgih, Holland, 556, 660, 671,
686.
Bergen-op-Zoom, Bargan Wam Seham,
BargyB upon Some, Barwen uppon
the Sande, Bergh in Siuide,
Berghsome, Bergh up den Some,
Berwen uppon Some, Brabant,
660, 557, 668, 562, 567, 670, 576,
OoO.
Bergeyn, John, 667.
Bergh. See Bergen.
Bergh, John van, 676.
Bergh in Sande. See Bergen^p-Zoom.
Berghe, Wormy skirk in, 663.
Bergiholt, Beroolt [co. Suffolk], 176.
B9rgh8ome. See Bergen-op-Zoom.
Bergues or Bergues St. Vinox, Seynte-
wynowghbergh, Flanders, 638.
Bergyn. See Bergen.
Berhamdoune. See Barham Down.
Berherst [in Burwash], oo. Sussex, 245.
Berkeham, Giles van, 673.
Berkeley, Berkley, James de, knight,
372, 524, 617.
, , commissioner to raise a
loan for the king, 60, 126.
, Laurence, knight, 620, 629.
, Maurice, 141, 208, 209, 210,
281, 367.
, , knight, 130.
, commissioner to raise a
loan, 126.
, , of Beyerstone, knight,
373, 624.
, , of Uley, knight, 367,
373.
, , the younger, knight,
617.
, Thomas, of GlouceBter, 373.
Berkekywe. See Bartlow.
Berkesdale, Henry, 403.
, John, 403.
, Richard, of Speen, oo. Berks,
t4inner, 484.
Berkewod, Robert. See Birkwode.
Berkhampstead, BerkliamnBtede [oo.
Hertford], aliens dwelling at,
560, 663.
, oastle of, 87.
, , constables of. 8u Dor-
steynour, Winoeslaus; Par, Gil-
bert.
, charters dated at, 62.
, lordship of, 267.
, William Watford, parson of,
194.
, St. Peter, Michael James, par-
son of, 464.
, , John Staunton, jtarson
of, 223, 464.
park, parkers of. See Broun,
Robert; Newton, Thomas.
, Great, Berkhamstede [oo.
Hertford], 23.
Berkhous, Oliyer yan, 644.
Berks, 204, 369, 402, 426.
, archdeaconry of. half -tenth
from, assignment or. 111.
, , taxation in, 258.
, SAsuses in, 68.
, , justices of, 447.
, commissioners of array in, 520.
, commissioners to assess a grant
in, 136.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 61, 127, 354, 630.
, concealments in, 633.
, escapes from prisons in, 474.
, escheator in, 34, 37, 103, 142,
246, 260. 283, 343, 463, 463, 493.
See also Perky ns, William.
, farms and issues of, 616.
, inquisitions taken in, 37, 369,
474.
., justices of the peace in, 613.
, knights of the shire for. See
Fyndem, William ; Shottesbroke,
Robert.
, oath against maintaining peace
breakers to be taken in, 402.
, outlawries in, 169, 184, 185,
206, 230, 431, 436, 436, 439, 440,
484, 48.5, 486, 487.
sheriff of, 61, 136, 204, 354,
426, e533.
, temporalities ef St. Mary's,
Cirencester, in, 34.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignment of, 60, 61. 115.
, treasons and felonies in, 70.
, unlawful assemblies in, 218.
Berkyng. See Barking.
Berkyng, John, 407.
, WiUiam, 609.
, , controller of customs,
Ac., in the port of Lynn, 323.
Berlaer, Barlore, Brabant, 566.
Berley. John, commissioner to raise a
loan for the king, 124.
GENERAL INDEX.
655
Bermondsey. Bermondesey, oo. Surrey,
86, lio, 380, 381.
, abbey of St. Saviour at, 249,
I ', abbot of. See Brom-
leygfa, John; Thetford. Tbomas.
, , to be visited as an
abbey and not as a priory, 263.
, , temporalities of, 260.
Bermyngjbam. See Barningbam.
Bermyngham, Jobn, 52.
Bernaby, John, 278.
Bernak. See Bamack.
Bernak, William, of Barnack, gentle-
man, 231.
Bernard, the chaplain, 417.
, Hugh, of Gottenham, 386.
, John, 407, 674.
, , of Gheeterton, 386.
^ Sir John, warden of the chantry
in the chapel of St. Mary by the
Guildhall, London, 66.
, Nicholas, 307, 622.
, Richard. See Barnard.
, Robert, of Isleham, 365.
, Thomas, of Eltisley, 387.
Bernardyn, Nicholas, of Lucca, 113.
Berne, James atte, 642, 611.
, William atte, of Lympne, 301.
Bemecastell, John, of Howden, chap-
man, 305.
Bernehorn. See Bamhom.
Bemes. See Barnes.
Bernes, John, of Great Shelford, hus-
bandman, 163.
, John, citizen and goldsmith of
London, 100.
, William, of Hawkhurst, 300.
Bernestaple. See Barnstaple.
Bernet. See Bar net.
Bemevyle, William, 86.
, , Alice wife of, 86.
Bernewell, Thomas, of London, 467.
, , , alderman, 617.
, , , aiheriff, 462,
463. See also Barnewall.
Berney. See Barney.
Berney, John, of Reedham, 404.
, , , esquire, 361,
465.
Bernghan, Almain, 678.
Bernham, William, clerk, 233.
, , parson of Carleton
Rode, 594.
Berom, John, knight, 530.
Berry, Barry, duchy of, in France, 562.
Berry Pomeroy, Birypomeray [co.
I>evon], William Cloueneburgh,
vicar of, 322.
Berrych, duchy of. 583.
Bersola, Geklerland, 569.
Berstaple. See Barnstaple.
Berston. See Barston.
Bertek>t, Charles, 686.
, Richard, stookfiahmonger of
London, 4.
, Robert, of Medmenham, 22.
, of Waterbeaoh, 388.
See also Bertlot.
Berthey, Nicholas, 309, 316.
Bertilmewe, Vincent, 403.
Bertin, Henry, 476.
Bertlot, John, of Canterbury, 300.
, Richard, 403.
See dUo Bertelot.
Bertold, Amald, 547.
Berton, John, 388.
, , parson of Downham,
278, 346, 358.
Berton Bendy ke, Berton Benedyoh.
See Barton Bendish.
Bristoll. See Bristol.
Sacy. See Barton Stacey.
Seint John. See Barton, Great.
Bertona. See Marlborough.
Bertram. See Bartram.
Bertram, Edward, 132.
, Hugh. 400.
, John, 305, 426.
, John, knight,, 40, 306, 622.
, , commissioner of array,
361.
, Robert, of Dorchester, 383.
, Thomaa, 406.
Bertum, Peter, 641.
Bertyn, William, 389.
, , commissioner de wallUs
et fossaiis, 109.
Berugham, Brabant, 688.
Berugham, Sebryght van, 588.
Berwe, John atte, 371.
, , of Ohardford, 396.
, John, of Staple, knight of the
shire for Southampton, 396.
Berwell, William, of Wotton, oo. Buck-
ingham, 14.
Berwen uppon Some. See 3ergen-op-
Zoom.
Berwer, John, ' pynner ' of London, 308.
Berwey. See Barway.
Berwick^n-Tweed, Berewic, Berwic,
121, 131, 243.
, charter of Edward I dated at,
337.
, ferry at, 287.
, free chapel of St. Mary Mag-
dalene at Segden near, 131.
, , John Bekson, parson
of, 338.
, hospital of St. Mary, Segden,
131.
, the king's works at. 601.
, lances, ^., for the equipment
of, 611.
, mayor of. See Elwyk, Tliomas.
656
GENERAL INDEX.
Berwick-on-Tweed — eont.
, part of, commission to arrest
ships in, 534.
, tnmage or pessge in, controller
of. See Ocle, James.
, town and castle of, 4d3.
, captains of. See Hol-
land, Jolin, earl of Huntingdon ;
Perc^, Henry, earl of Northnm-
berlaiM.
Berwit, Henry, 663.
Berwyk, John de, 379.
Berwyn, Robert, 221.
Bery, John, 391.
, William, 391. *
or Bury, William, of Norwich,
mercer or merchant, 438.
Bery St. Edmunds. See Bury St.
Edmunds.
Beryng, Beryngyn. See Beeringen.
Beryngyn, Henry, 562.
Beseler, Kerstian, merchant of t>he Teu-
tonic Hanse, 201, 274.
Beselyng, Beslyng. See Bieselinge.
Beeon, Joihn van, 550.
Besouthe, William, 563.
Besselyng. See Bieselinge.
Best, Gosse van, 545.
John, of Colchester, fuller, 432,
43A.
, Robert, 371.
, Thomas, of Oaterham^ 381.
, William, abbot of Cirencester,
48.
Besthorpe, Besthorp, co. Norfolk, 158.
Beston. See Beeston.
Besyle, William, 370.
Besynges, John, knight, 478.
Besyngham, Robert de, of Wakefield,
315.
, , Joan wife of, 316, 429.
Betchworth, Bstbeohe worth, Estbeohes-
worth [co. Surrey], 380.
, William Assheley, vicar of, 243.
, John W&yte, vioar of, 243.
, West, West Beohesworth, co.
Surrey, 380.
Betele, Thomas, citizen and skinner of
London, 236.
Betenham, Thomas, 388.
Beterenden, John, of London, draper,
146.
Beteryche, Robert, 402.
Bethum, Thomas de, 379.
Betlesford. See Bottesford.
Betleston, Laurence, of Biddenden, 389.
Betley, Nicholas, 506.
Beton, William, of Fen Drayton, 386.
Betriche, John, 13.
Betrych, Robert, 3*^.
Betson, Robert, of Peak Hill, fisher,
219.
Bette, Giles, 546.
, John, of Hardwick, 386.
, ThouMA, of Stow, 387.
, William, of Bedford, 308.
Bettele, John, of Bassingboum, 387.
Bettenham, Betynham, John, 390.
, Thomas, 427.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 140.
Bettiscombe, Bettysoombe [oo. Dorset],
church of, 696.
Bettys, John, 397, 406.
Betynham. See Bettenham.
Beumond, Richard. 401,
Bever, Thomas, 403.
Beverootes, Richard, 409.
Bevere, John, 377.
Beveregge, Richard, 167, 236.
Beverle, Thomas, 389.
Beverley, Beverale, co. York, 18, 20, 62,
92, 93, 510.
, burgesses and good men of, 331.
J collegiate church of St. John
m, 36.
, , prebend of the altar of
St. Peter m, 36.
, liberty of St. John in, commis-
sioners of array in, 524.
.r , pavage at, 331.
, Robert Rolleston, provost of,
354.
, town and liberty of, justices of
the peace in, 628.
Beverley or Beverlay, John, of York,
merchant, 232.
, Robert, of Oxford, clerk, 430.
Beverloo,* Beverle [in Limburg pro>
vince], 558.
Beverstone, Beverston, oo. Gloucester,
373, 524.
Beveryche, William, grocer of London,
439.
Bsvill, Thomas, 618.
, William de, 77.
BevyLe, Thomas, 163.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, , of Neubole, gentleman,
433.
Bewail, John, 178.
Bewelas, Thomas, 376.
Bewelonde, Peter, of Bexley, husband-
man, 167.
Beweshyn, Thomas, 371.
Bexley, Bexill, Bixle, co. Kent, 167, 391.
Bexwell. Bekeswell, Bekyswell, oo. Nor-
folk, 88.
, church of, 692.
Beynham, Robert, of Great Dean,
gentleman, 347.
Beynton, John, knight, 370, 620.
, Richard, servant to lord Fits
Wautier, 208.
GENERAL INDEX.
657
Bialieu, Simon, keeper of the king's
palace oalled ' Prinoespaleys ' at
Westminster, 225,
bible, a, 252.
Bioester, Biroetre, Buroestre, oo. Oz-
fcTO, aliens dwelling at, 677.
, the prior of, SM.
Bickerton, Bikerton, co. Hereford, d77.
Bickington., Bnkyngton £co. Devon],
312, did.
Biddenden, Bedynden, Bydynden, co.
Kent, 889, 891, 439.
Bfiddenham, Bedenliam, oo. Bedford,
bridge of, perpetnal chantry by,
692.
Bideford, Bydeford, co. Devon, 316,
497.
Bienge, Reginald, of Thaxted, 401.
Bierferrers. See Bere Ferrers.
Biervliet, Bereflete, Zeeland, 571.
Bieeelinge, Beselyng, Beelyng, Besse-
lyng, ZeeUnd, 546, 564, 663.
Bigge, John, 436.
Bigod, Bigot, Bygod, Hugh (Hen. HI),
420.
, R, earl oi Norfolk and marehal
of England (Hen. HI), 461.
, Roger (Win. II), 173.
Bikerton. See Bickerton.
Bilby, Bylby, co. Nottinghajn, 360.
Bildeston, Bilston, l^ldeston, Bylston,
oo. Suffolk, 227^ 290, 611.
Biier. See Beler.
BiUe, Clays, 352.
Billendon. See Billington.
Billendon, John, of Billington, 22.
Billericay, Billerica, oo. fiseez, 6.
BUlesby, John, 408.
BiUesfeld. See Bitohfield.
BiUing, ByUyng, Little, oo. Norihamp-
ton, 163, 433.
Billington, Billendon, Billyngdoa, oo.
TBedford, 22, 76, 81.
, Byllingitoin, co. Lancaster, 81.
Billyng, John, 630.
, , oommissiooer de walUis
et foBsatis, 273.
BiUyaigburgh, Richard, 402.
Bdllyngdon. See Billington.
Bilney, Bylney, John, 614.
..., , mayor of Cambridge,
614.
Bikmd, John van, 652.
Bilsen, Bils, Byleon, im Lifege, 663, 678.
Bilsington, Bylsyngton, oo. Kent,
prkiry of St. Mary, prior of, 388.
, , Roger Brio, prior of,
463, 468.
Bilston. See Bildeston.
Binfield, Bynfeld, oo. Berks^ 316.
Bingham, Byngham, co. Nottingham,
278.
, wapentake of, 278.
24881
Binham, Qynham, priory, oo. Norfolk,
a odi of St. Albans abbey, 336.
, , Robert Stoke, prior of,
336.
, , deed of manu-
mission oy, 336.
Biram, WUliam, 428.
Biroetre. See Bicester.
Biroh, Great, Great Bryoh, oo. Ebsok,
267.
.Little, Little Bryche [oo.
Essex], 64.
Birchanger, Byrohangre [co. Essex],
276.
Birche, John, of Bermondsey. tiJer, a
prisoner in the Marshalsea, 86.
Biroheford, brother Andrew, knight, of
Swingfield, master of Oepringe
hospital, ^8.
Birches, Biohajnd, of LangdoQ, 3B4.
Biroholt, John, of Canterbury^ 390.
Birdlyi^^ton. See Brydlyngton.
Birdsall, Bretwysyll, co. York, 317.
Birkwode, Berkewod, Robert, of Nor-
folk, 13.
Birkynden, Hhomas, 369.
Birlimg, Beerlyng, oo. Kent, 273, 352.
Birlyngham, John, of Beocles, chandler,
41, 124.
Birmingham, Barmy ngeham, Bynnyng-
ham, CO. Warwick, 295, 693.
Biron, John, knigjht, 8.
Birstall, Byrstell, co. York, 276.
Birton, William, of Snape and Thorpe,
esquire, 378.
Birypomeray. See Berry Pomeroy.
Bdryton, William, esquire, 376.
Biscay, lord of. jfifee Edward, Prince
of Wales, son of Edward IH.
Biaden, 649.
Biset, Manasser, 419.
, , the sewer, 419.
Bifihopsboume, Bourne, co Kent, Henry
Penwortham, rector of, o88.
Bishop's CasUe, BusshopuscaateU, Byas-
hopescastell, oo. Salop, 167, 477.
BLdiop's Hatfeld. See Hatfield.
Biahopshurst, Bissiiopeshurst, piiebend
of. See Chioheeter.
Bifihop's Lenn. See Lynn.
Bishops Lydeard, Lydeaid Bishop's,
Lydeyerd Bishop's, oo. Somerset,
427, 487.
Bishop's Lynn, Bishop's Lyme. See
Lynn.
Bishopston, Bysahopston, oo. Hereford,
Walter ap luiell, iMLrson of, 85.
Bishop's Stortford, Storteford, oo. Hert-
ford, 35, 276.
, an. alien dwelling at, 672.
, 'Bysshope' prison at, 36.
Bishopstrow. Bysshoppistrowe [co.
Wilts], church of, 608.
2T
658
GENERAL INDEX.
Bialey, Bysley, oo. Gloucester, 342.
, , ohuaxsh of, 342.
, Bysseley, Bysselley [oo. Surrey],
36.
, ;..., church of St. John the
Baptifit, JoShm FiheJipp, paaBon
of, 334.
I , , JohnFitz, par-
son of, 334.
Biaahemede. See Bu^hmead.
Biflsheton, Ealph, 400.
Bisshop, William, 602.
Biashopeshurst. See BLshopdiurBt.
Bisahop Kadham. See Hadham.
Bitchfield, Bilteafield, oo. Linjooln, 167.
Bithewater, John, sheriff of London,
216.
Bithewode, John, 403.
Bitre, Leuin de, burgess of Ghent, 472.
Bitterk^ohn, of Wandsworth, esquire,
, Walter, knight, 513.
Bitton, Button, co. Gloucester, 184.
, Oldland, Oldelond, in, 184.
, John Pembroke, vicar of, 184.
, hundred of, 184.
Bitysere, Giles, 683.
Bixle. See Bexley.
Bixton, Bekcrston [in Barnham Broom],
oo. Norfolk, 270.
Blaokborough Bolhay, Blakebourneboty,
00. Devonj 114.
Bkackbum., Blakburn, Blakeboume, co.
Lancaster, 311.
, Geoffrey Banaster, vicar of,
81.
Blafeud. ^ee Blofield.
Blagdon. Blakedon, co. Somerset, 114,
Blak, John, parson of Hatley St.
George, 387.
Blakbourne, William, of co. Lancaeter,
gentleman, 263.
Blakburn. See Blackburn.
Blakbum, John, 333.
, , Joan wife of, 333.
Blakburne, Nicholas, the younger, com
missioner to assess a grant, 138
, William, 62.
Blake, Adam, 161.
, John, 86.
, [of London], 13.
, Robert, 370.
, , portioner of LUuneli-
dan, 696.
, Thomas, of Bridgwater, yeo-
man, 609.
, WilHam, 162. I
Blakeboume. See Blackburn. i
Blakebourneboty. See BLackborough !
BoJliay.
Blakedon. See Blagdon.
Blakeford, Blakford, Thomas, of Kings- |
ton by Yeovil, 11. i
Blakemore, Henry, clerk, 63.
Blaken, John, of Bossu, 12.
Blakeney, an alien dwelling at, 665.
[oo. Norfolk], fishermen of,
615.
alias Snyterle, oo. Norfolk,
aliens dwelling at, 673, 674.
Blakenham, Little, co. Suffolk, 157.
Bllake Toryton. See Torrington, Black.
Blake well, Philip, of oo. Lincoln, yeo-
man, 130.
Blakey, Roger, king's clerk, parson of
Drayton Parslow, 490.
Blakhoae, John, of Huby, the younger,
husbandman, 302.
, Richard, foot-forester in the
bailiwick of Ingolthwaite in Gal-
tres forest, 100.
Blakke, Herman, 554.
Blaklache, William, of Cambridge, 21.
Blaklowe, Ralplh, controJler of customs,
&c., in the port of Southampton,
179.
Blakton^ John, gentleman, 332.
Blakwell, John, 161.
Blanc Gemon, Robert, 362.
Blanchard, Blaunchard, John, 274.
, Thomas, 371.
, William, 377.
Blandson, Thomas, of Sedberg^, yeo-
man, 95.
Blanerhasset, John, 383.
Blankney, Blankeney, co. Lincoln, 382.
Blaskeley, John, poulterer of the house-
hold, 3.
Blast, John, 444.
, WiUiam, 372.
Blaunchard. See Blanchard.
Blaunche, John, 166.
, Thomas, 162.
BLaunfront, Ralph, 508.
BLaxhale, Nicholas, of Ash Booking, 320.
Bleadon, Bledon, oo. Somerset, 240.
Bleasby, Bleseby, co. Lincoln, 382.
Blebury. See Blewbury.
Bledlow. Bedlowe, oo. BuokinghAm,
aliens dwelling at, 661.
Bledon. See Bleadon.
Bleechynglee. See Bletchingley.
Blemenhull. See BlymhiU.
Blanche, William, 399.
Blenkensop, Thomas, 396.
Bleseby. See Bleaaby.
Bleseby, William, of Bleasby, 382.
Bletchingley, Bleechynglee [oo. Surrev],
466.
Blewbury, Blebury [co. Berks], 2.
Bleyston. See Blisland.
Bliburgh. See Blythburgjh.
Blickling, Beklyng, co. Norfolk, 346.
Blimenhull. See BlymhiU.
GENERAL INDEX.
669
Blisland, Bleyston [oo. Gomwall]
oihurcli of SS. Prothas aBO
Jacinotus in, 513.
Bk)o, John, 574.
Blode, Albert, 567.
Bloet, Ralph, 33, 34.
Blofield, Blafeud, BSofeld [co. Norfolk],
66, 89.
BJogge, Robert, 4G5.
Blois, Henry de, bishop of Winohester
[1129-1171], 364.
Blome, Henry, merohAnt of the Tea-
tonic Hanse, 201.
, Stephen, 151.
Blomvile, John, 61.
BkxDdell, Thonuifi, 374.
Bloom, William, 566.
Blosbery, Marion, 160.
Bloeme, Thomas, 401.
, William, of Tenterden, 390.
Bloumar€, John, 578.
BlounoTyle, WilHam, 407.
BKonnham. See Blunham.
Blouniham, John, of London, merohant,
261.
Blouiifite3m, Stephen, 576.
Blount, John, 521, 524.
, , esquire, 393, 436.
, Thomas, 74.
, , oommisaionier to assess
a grant, 135.
, , knight, 529.
Blowere, Walter, 9.
, William, 397.
Bloxham, oo. Oxford, 196, 197, 892.
, hundred of, 196.
Bbzham, Thomas, 393.
Bloyhard, Giles, 588.
Bluet, John, 438.
Blumhul. See BlymhiU.
Blundell, Edward, commissioner to
assess a grant, 138.
, Henry, 379.
Roger, of Bishop's Castle, hus-
oandman, 167.
Blunham, Blounham, oo. Bedford, 482,
493.
Blunte, John, 373.
Bluntisham, Bluntesham, oo. Hunting-
don, Pn^ de Leighton, rector of,
375.
Bluntysdon, John, vioar of Pusey, 478.
Bluwet, John, 377.
Blybone, Roger, 151.
Blybourgh. See Blythburgh.
Blyke, Simon, of Lambrook, gentleman,
306.
, Thomas, master of le cogship
of Campe, 357.
BlymhiU, BlemenhuU, BlimenhuU,
Blumhul [co. Stafford], Hugh
Hexstall, parson of, 142.
Blynk, Nichcdas, 565.
Blysse, William, 581.
Blyth, Blythe, oo. Nottingham, 350,
410.
, John Cotyngham, prior of, 156.
Blythburgh, Blibur^, Blybourgh, Bly-
burgh, oo. Suffolk, 238.
, aliens dwelling at, 572.
, Thomas Hadle, prior of , 22.
Blythe, WiUiam de, 577.
, William, parson of St. Mary,
Strand, London, 321.
Blyton, Robert, of Oaunton, 410.
boards, 527.
Bobbing, Bobbyng [oo. Kenit], 247.
Bobbington, Bobyngton, oo. Stafford,
593.
Bobynhull. See Bubnell.
Booodt. See Buckhold.
Bochell, William, 374, 517.
Booher, Henry, of Great Eversden, 386.
, James, of Stonesfield, 394.
, John, 563.
, , of Shanewsbury, 599.
, , yiear of Long Stanton,
387.
, J the younger, of St.
Ives, oo. Huntingdon, 13.
, Molond, of Sandwich, 73.
, Nicholas. 221.
, Richard, of Thatchom, 404.
, Robert, of Witney, 393.
, Thomas. See OLerk.
, of Braintree, oo. Essex,
butcher, 483.
, William, of Qarlton, co. North-
ampton, 7.
William, of C^are [oo. Oxford],
nusbandman, 89.
, , of Henlow, 374.
, , of Lowestoft, 316.
Booking, Bokkynge, oo. Essex, 349.
, manor of, 444.
Bockum, Bekham, Westphalia, 667.
Bocstep. See Buxted.
Booton Aluph. See Boughton Aluph.
Bode, Riduurd, 624.
Bodeoote. See Buroott.
Bodekisham. See Bottisham.
Bodenewell, John, 129.
Bodenham, co. Hereford, 378.
Bodenham, Robert, 371.
, Roger, 178.
, , esquire, 376.
, , of Dewdhupoh, 314.
Thomas, stockfiahmonger of
London, 314.
Bodenho, Thomas, of Little Staughton,
husbandman. 228.
Bodenjstown, oo. Kildare, Sallins (Salon)
in, 331.
Bodeswyns, oo. Cbmwall, 816.
Bodharleke. See BodiUiok.
660
GENERAL INDEX.
Bodherst [in Battle], oo. Sussex, 245.
Bodiam, Bodikam [co. Sussex], 245.
Bodiham, William de, 245.
Bodilliok, Bodharleie, co. Corawall, 196.
Bodmalgan (? Mawgau in Pydw), oo.
Oornwall, 273, 279, 618.
Bodmin, Bodman, Bodmyn, oo. Corn-
wall, 20, 196, 481.
, Alan, prior of , 196.
canons of. ^ee Gkntell, Wil-
liam ; Mullyng, William.
Bodnigan, Bodrigian., Bodrygan, Bot-
rigan, John, 301.
, Otho, of Oombe Raleigh
esquire, 436.
, WUliam, 299.
, , knight, 74, 75. 133,
220, 274, 352, 475, 476, 519.
, commissioner to raise a
loan, 125.
Body, Adam, of Canterbury, 390.
Michael, of Rusvanan, hus-
Dandman, 316.
, Simon, 405.
Bodyngton, T^omasia^ prioress of
Bromhale, 261.
Boef, John, 353, 356.
, , commissioner of gaol
delivery, Ac., 72, 356.
, See also Boof.
, Walter le, 245.
, William, 602.
Boerley, Hugh, 14.
, William. See Burley.
Bohun. Humphrey de, earl of Here-
ford £1220-1275], 64.
, John, knight, 267.
Bokeden. See Buckden.
Bokeland. See Buckland.
Bokeland, Bokelond, Philip de, 461.
, Ridiard, 363, 509, 529, 622.
, , oommissioner to take
musters, 424, 476.
, , king's esquire, captain
of Balinghem oastle, Pioardy,
188.
, , warden of the exchange
at Calais, 266.
, , fishmonger of London,
318.
, Thomas, of Pavenham, yeoman,
312.
Bokenham. jS^ee Buckenham.
Bokeires. See Buckrose.
Boket, 588.
Bokham. See Bookham.
Bokkyng, Bokkynge. See Becking.
Bokkyng, Nicholas, 405.
Boklys. See Beocles.
Bokton Aluph. See Boughton Aluph.
Bokweld, Edward, 569.
Bokwell, Robert, of North Petherton,
labourer, 480.
Bokyll, John, chaplain, 116.
Bokyngham^ John, prior of the iKMise of
St. John of Bethlehem, Bheen^
87.
Bokynham. See Buckenham.
BoLand, Buland^ oo. Sussex, 245.
Bolard, James, 542.
Bolayn, Geoffrey, 407.
Bolde, Boulde, John, 162.
, John de, knight, 379.
, John de, king's knigjit, con-
stable ol Conway castle, 590.
, Hhomas, esquire, 331.
, , king's esquipe, oon-
stable of CSiester castle, 280, 513.
, , master forester of
Snowdon, 466, 513.
, Walter, derk, 63.
Boldyn, William, 578.
, WirmoJduB, 578.
Boldyng, John, clerk, 184.
Bole, CO. Nottingham, 93.
Bole, John, of Elsworth, 386.
, , vicar of West Down,
157.
, Ralph, 355, 358, 469, 472, 478.
, Riohard, of Puriton, drover,
431.
, Thomas, parson of Somerton,
325.
, , vicar of Abkettleby,
325.
, William, of Dorking, yeoman,
159.
Boles, John, 558.
Bolewell. See Bui well.
Bdewyk. See Bulwick.
Boleyn, Geoffrey, of Sail, 90.
Boleyngraoe, Lombardy, 575.
Boll, John y, 129.
Bollard, Amald, 582i.
Bolle, John, 406, 557.
, John, of Braintree, carpenter,
95.
, , Joan wife of, 95.
, Randolf, 605.
, Reginald, 588.
, William, cilisen of London, 165.
, , of Norton, farmer, 440.
BoUesovere. See Bolsover.
BoUeworthy, William, 486.
B<^ok, Robert, 374.
Bolne, Bolnee, John, 372, 444.
, , esquire, 169.
Bolnehull, Nicholas, yeoman of tJbe
ohamber, 116.
Bolnehyll. See Bonehill.
Bolney, Bulnythe, co. Oxford, 821.
GENERAL INDEX.
661
Bolo, Ralph, 474.
Bolowere, Jofan. of Badrton Bendiah,
yeoman, 477.
Bq]M>ver/ Bollesovere, oo. Derby, 411.
Bolsward, Bullesward, Friealaiid, 586.
Bolt, John, king's chaplain, parson of
Killulagh, Ireland, 302.
, Nicholas, 569.
, Robert, 300.
, , of Dartmouth, or of oo.
Devon, 4dO.
, Thomas, 20.
Boker, Boltere, Jobn, 207, 889.
Boltei^tram, Thomas, of KiLsby, gMitle-
maa, 306.
Botthorp, Robert, of Hertford, husband-
man, 306.
Bolton, CO. Cumberland, 170.
, charoh of, advowson, 170.
Bolton, John, alderman of York, 531.
, , mayor of Yarit, com-
missioner to assess a grant, 138.
, Robert, clerk, 346.
, , esquire, 346,
, William, 602.
, , chaplain, parson of
kllingham, 454.
Bolwych, William,' esquire, 73.
Bolyngton. See Sutton.
Bolys, Henry, 579.
Boman, Gelderland, 544.
Bommel, BombylL Bomell, Gelderland,
548, 553, 563.
Bomyll, Arnold de, 567.
Bon, John, 318.
, Nicholas, 575.
Booamy, John, clerk, 237.
Bonay, Hermann, 571.
Bonby, Bondeby, oo. Lincoln, 278, 461.
Bond, Ralph, 4B2.
, Riohaid, 484.
, Roger, 91.
Bonde, Robeirt, mercer of London, 414.
Bondeby. Su Bonby.
Bonef ay, Walter, bailiff of Ooloheeter,
Boneham, TbomM, 370.
, , escheator in Soathamp-
ton county, 589.
Bonehill, Bolnehyll [oo. Stafford], pre-
head oi, in Tamworth College,
John Prentys, prebendary of,
89.
Booell,- Richard, 107.
Bonem, James, 576:
Bonet, Edmund, 405.
Bonetemps (c/. Boumptemps), William,
grebendary in the free chapel of
t. Stephen in the iMLlaoe of
Westminster, 118, 122.
, ....'....., prebenda^ in St.
Gteorge's chapel, Windsor, 118,
122.
Bonevile, Boneville, Bone vy 11, Bone-
▼ylle, Bonvile, John, master of a
balinger, 610.
, Thomaa, 519.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 198.
, , esquire, 308, 399.
, Waiiam, 299, 301, 608.
, , knigjit, 128, 130, 154,
197, 199, 202, 220, 279, 280, 301,
353, 356, 358, 469, 470, 488, 519,
609, 615, 624.
, , commissioner of array,
473.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, , commissioner of gaol
delivery, 469, 475.
, , commissioner to raise a
loan, 51, 125, 354.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 358, 361.
, , Elizabeth wife of, late
the wife <^ John Haryngton,
knig}it, 130.
Boney. See Bunny. #
Boneyr, John, clerk, 183.
Bongey. See Bungay.
Boniface VIH, pope, bull of, 452.
Boniface, archbiahop of Caniterburv,
oompoeition with Ghristchuron, ■
Canterbury, made by, 420424.
Bonifas, James, 549.
Boniland, Jamee, yeoman of the oaibery,
305.
Bonjour, Richard, of Chidet, 300.
Bonlieu - les - Garbon - Blano, Gasoony,
abbot and conyent of, 342.
Bonn, Bunne, Almain, 554.
Bonner, J(^m, 131.
Bennington, Bonyngton, do. Kent, 891.
Bonvile. See Bonevile.
Bonyngdon, Ralph, 401.
Bonynston. See Bennington; Sutton
Bennington.
Boof, Booff or Boef, John, of Lowestoft,
eequire or gentleman, 489.
See also Boei.
book, price of a, 483.
Bookham, Qreat, Great Bokham, co.
Surrey, 380.
.Little, Little Bokbam, oo.
Surrey, 129.
books, 89, 95, 153, 252.
, a pipe full of, 426.
Boord, Boorde, William. See Borde.
Boost, Tliomas, of Dartford, oo. Kent,
merchant, 540.
Booth, Bothe, del Bothe, Hemy, com.
miflsioner to assess a grant, 186.
, , esqnire, 412.
662
GENERAL INDEX.
Booth — cont.
, John. 204.
, f Margaret wife of^ late
the wife of (lerrase Frechevylle,
204.
, , of Barton, oo. Lanoae-
ter, 697, 698.
, , John son <^, 697.
y , of Qiarlesworth, 413.
, , of Elmton, gentleman,
411.
, Eogor, 379.
, Thomas, 366, 367.
, , knight, 379.
, William, citizen and grooer of
London, 6, 98.
Bootham, Bothum. See York, city of.
Boothbj Pagnelly. BoUiebj Panell, oo.
Lincoln, 433.
Borde, Boord, Boorde, William, 396,
449, 633.
Bordeaux [Giroode], 4, 21, 96, 162,
426.
, a balinger belonging to, 627.
, charters dated at, 468, 613.
, constable of, 603.
, letters patent dated at, 342.
, mayor, jurats and oommuneof,
468, 469, 460.
, , letters patent of, 468-
460.
2. , common house of St.
ELoy of, 458.
, merchants of, 96, 306.
Borden, oo. Kent, 392.
Bore, Nicholas atte, of Brasted, 391.
Boreford. See Burford.
Boreham, John, 183, 401.
Borell, John, of Becdes, 'souter,' 41,
124.
, William, of Bildeston, baker,
227.
Borewaldson,' James, 671.
Borewarton. See Burwafton.
Borham, John, mercer of London, 7.
Borlas, John, 469, 472.
, , Robert son of, 469,
472.
, Richard, of St. Austell, 7.
Borle, William, burgess of Shrewsbury,
311.
Borlee, John, of Isleham, 386.
Borley, William, steward of the lond-
ahip of Powis^ 497.
Borne. See Bourne.
Borough alicLS Burgh, John, broiderer
of London, 342.
Bo(rowe, Hugh, commissioner to raise a
loan for the king, 60.
, John, 646.
Borre, John, from Louvain, an alien,
643.
, , fiX)m Wyke, Aimain,
an alien, 667.
Borstell, John merchant of the
Teutonic ILouse, 274.
Borue, Stephen le, 246.
Boa. See 'fiHertogenbosch.
Bosoarne, Little Boskam, co. Cornwall,
196.
Boeenhe, William, 396.
Boeeworth. Richard, yeoman of the
poultry and poulterer of the
household, 2, 83, 442, 443, 4d6.
Bosham, Bosham near Ciceetre [co.
Sussex], 163.
Boskam, Little. See Boscame.
Bosom, John, 164. *
, , parson of Middleton in
Pickeringlithe, 182.
, , parson of Kingslaod,
182.
Boson, William, 409.
Bosoughan [in Ck>lan], Boesoghen, oo.
Cornwall, 361.
Boeoun, Richard, 446.
, Robeort, citizen and goldsmith
of London, 480, 487.
Bosquiol, John de, burgess of Lisle,
472.
Bosse, John, 406.
Bossogihen. See Bosoughan.
Boasu [in St. £we], oo. Cornwall, 12.
Bostok, Hu£^, gentleman, 277.
Boston, 00. Lincoln, 1, 9, 12, 17, 19,
148, 161, 167. 163, 204, 220, 230,
313, 381, 483, 4^, 489.
, aliens dwelling at, 641, 646,
647, 648, 649, 661, 663, 667, 661,
668, 678, 680.
, inquisition taken at, 257,
, lordship and manor of, 608.
, port of, 105, 181, 327.
, , the chief butler's de-
puty in. See Flete, Thomas.
, , commission to arrest
ships in, 633.
, , customs in, 106.
, , gauger in. See Galle,
William ; Trewelowe, John.
, , tronage and pesage in,
office of. iSiee Brunne, Simon de ;
Westby, Richard.
, ships of, 220.
Boston, John, bailiff of the stannary of
Poymore, 67.
, Thomas, of London, 'brasyer'
or * gunner,' 180.
, WilUam de, 606.
Boswell, John, of Tickhill, chapman,
237.
, Thomas, of Tealby, 66.
Bote, John, 646.
, William, 649.
Botekesham, Thomas, mayor of
Bishop's Lynn, 621.
Botele, Jchn, of Newbury, 403.
GENERAL INDEX.
668
Boteler alicu Brab»n, Henry, an alien,
664.
, Jamee, tailor, an alien, 666.
, See also Butler.
Botelere. iSfee Batler.
Botener, Botoner, William, of Withy-
brook, 64, 384.
Botenham, William, parson of St.
Pancras [co. Deyon], 467.
Bot^re, Edmund, 401.
Botermer. See Buttermere.
Boteswortih, Henry, 471.
Bothe. See Booth.
Botlieby Panell. See Boothby Pagnell.
Botihum. See under York.
BotiUer, le. See Butler.
Botkysham. ^ee Bottisham.
Botle. See Butleigh.
Botley, Botteley, co. Southampton,
601.
Boton, Eiohard, 376.
, , of CJoventiry, fish-
monger, 864.
Botoner. See Botener.
Botoun, William, 411.
Bofcre, John de, of Willingham, 3B6.
Botxeaux, Botregh, co. Cornwall, 86.
, oastle, 198.
Botireauz, John, esquire, 243, 260, 270,
438.
, , Alice wife of, 243.
.Ralph, of TreveiryB. or of
Sewenna by Loetwitbiel, knight,
92.
, William, 371.
, , knight, 131. 273, 379,
382, 619, 628, 616, 624. 626.
, oommiesioner to raise
a loan, 364.
Botrigan. See Bodrugan.
Botry, William, of Hadleigh [oo. Essex],
husbandman, 319.
Botson, Gilbert, 649.
Botswayn, Richard, 362.
Botteley. See Botley. .
Botteeford, Betlesfcnnl, co. Leicester,
236.
Betting near Hsssocks, Botyngton, co.
Sussex, 89.
Bottisham, Bodekisham, Botkysham,
oo. Cambridge, 16, 366, 386.
Botuller. See Butler.
Boturworth. See Butterworth.
Botyller. See Butler.
Botylsham, Thomas, 406.
Botyngton. See Botting.
Botyngton Bartholomew, of Botting,
00. Sussex, gentleman, 89.
Bouoher, John, of Toynton, 382.
Bonde, John, of Crenbeare, labourer,
162.
Boudon. See Bowden.
Bouer, William, of Higbgiate, husband-
man, 808.
Boughay, John, gentleman, 400.
Boughel, John, burgess of Lille, 366.
Boughton, William, of London, 487.
Boughton Alui^, Bocton Aluph, Bokton
Aiuph, CO. Kent, 344, 300.
, church of, advowson of, 344.
Bouk, John, foot-foreeter of 'la Nortih
baiilif ' of Easingwold in Galtres
forest, lOQ.
Boulde. See Bolde.
Boules, John, 1.
Bouley, William, 383.
Boulogne, Picardy, 668.
-ooujit of. See Warenne,
William de.
, honour of, 264, 299, 344.
, bailiff <^. See Han-
nam, John.
Boumptemps, Bounptemps, Bounp-
tepms (c/. Bonetemps), William,
prebenaanr of Malrepast in the
free chapel of Hastings, 180, 192,
194.
Bourbourg, Barbour, Flanders, 638.
Bourohier, Bourghohier, Bartholomew,
knight, 114.
, , Elisabeth daugfhter of,
114.
, Eleanor, sister of William, 114.
, Henry, 536.
^^ , oount of Eu. 1411, 281,
, , knight, 400.
, master of the king's
narthoonds, 186.
, , son, of William, knight,
113, 114, 299.
, John, brotlier of William, 114.
, Thomas, brother of William,
114.
, , oihanoellor of tlie Uni-
yersity of Oxford, 463, 468, 623.
., prebendary of West
Thurrock m Hastings chapel,
192,464.
, f... dean of St. Miartin le
Grand, London, 468.
, , bishop of Worcester
[1436-1443], 468, 617, 623.
, William, brother of Henry, 113,
114, 299.
, , knight, 210, 211.
Bourchier, Bourgchier, lord. See
Bobessart, Lewis.
Bourdon, William, 408.
Boure, Bartiholomew, 390.
Boureman, John, of Deddington, 383.
Bourg-le-Boi, charter of King John
dated at, 176.
Bourn, Brunne, co. Cambridge, 387.
, , William Mows, vicar
of 387.
, Brnne, co. Lincoln, 460.
Bourne. See Bishopsboume.
Boome, Borne, an alien dw^ng at,
678.
664
GENERAL INDEX.
Bourne, Jolm, 371.
Jolin, of Enfield, oo. Middlesex,
nusbandman, 488.
, Stephen atte, of GoudhuTst,
891.
Boaryng, Biduurd, 9.
Bouse, Nioholas, 582.
Boueser, Jobn de, justice of the Com-
mom Bench, 2^-292.
Bovetxm, J<^, 403.
Bovey, Bovy [co. Devon], aliens dwell-
ing at, 585, 586.
Bow, Stratford le Bow, Stratford atte
Bowe, CO. Middlesex, 240.
, an alien dwelling at, 549.
St. Leonard's, priory at,
poioress of. ^ee Gi'aciane, Anae.
, , prioTBBS and nuns of,
grantfi to, 55.
, , sub-prioPQaB and con-
vent of, 494.
Bowde, Thomas, 407.
Bowdell, William, ' of ye Mere,' 400.
Bowden, Bondon, co. Berby, 413.
Bowedon, Jo(hn, 556.
Bowel, John, of Great Bookham,
esquire, 380.
Bowell, Thomas, 403.
Bowell in the Scmd, Brabant, 560.
Bower, John, the elder, 410.
, , the younger, 410.
, Bobert, 164.
Bowei:e, John, paraodi of North Tawton,
195.
, , parson of Cheriton Fitz-
paine, 196.
Bowers Gifford, Buresgiffard, oo.
Essex, 146.
Boweryng, Richard, of Newton, chap-
man, 89.
Bowes, John, 279, 619, 622.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
, , commissioner to enquire
into concealments, 425.
William, 523.
, , knight, 61.
, , commissioner of array,
72.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 138.
, , sheriff of York, 182.
Bowet, Henry, archdeacon of Rich.
mond, 2.
, John, from Brussels,. an alien,
581.
, , from XJtredit, an alien,
582.
, Nicholas, knigjit, 382, 477.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 126.
, , commissioner de walliis
et fossatU, 273.
Boweton, John, 'souter,' 273.
Bown, John, knight, oommissioDer to
assess a grant, 138.
Bowre, John, 395.
bows, 113, 301, 526. 607, 608, 611.
bowstaves, 44.
bowstrings, 608, 611.
Bowyer, Hugih, 572.
, Nicholas, of London, 44.
, Thomas, 400, 488.
, , of Devizes, 371.
Bowyn, John, 581.
Bowys, John, 62, 426.
, Biohard de, 371.
Boxford, CO. Suffolk, 316.
Boxley Boxle, abbey of St. Mary, co.
Kent, 147.
, abbot of, 388. •
Boy, Laurenoe, master of le Mavoede-
lyn, a halinger, of Plymouth,
220, 348.
Boycote, Henry, 345, 389, 437.
Boydon, Robert, of London, gentleman,
160.
Boye, John, 581.
Boyle, Nicholas, of London, wax-
chandler, 164.
William, bastard, of Hart-
field, husbandman, 164.
Boyne, Nicholas, purveyor, 117.
Boyngton, William, 493.
Boynton, CShristopher, 76, 123, 521,
530, 531, 598, 601, 628.
, , oommissioner to raise
a loan, 42, 50, 126.
, , oommissioner of array.
71, 380.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 139.
Boys, David, 311.
, Godfrey, 550.
, Hugh, of Wimbome Minster,
7.
, John de, 522.
, John, esquire, 382, 486.
, John or John de, knight, 406,
620.
, John le, of Samham, knight,
380.
, Thomas, 405.
, William, alias 'Angeoy Her-
awde,' 163.
Boyser, John, 566.
Boyvill, Boyville, Boyvyll, John, 520.
, , oommiflsioxter to assess
a grant, 137.
, Thomas, 231.
, , Emma wife of, 231.
Braban, Gksrard, 577.
, Henry. See Boteler.
, John, 545.
, , rector of Weston, 112.
, Peter, 554.
Brad«ton, Thomafl; 373.
Bradwalle. See BroAdwell.
GENERAL INDEX. 665
Brabant, aliens from, in England, 541- I Bradsha^, Jamee de, 379.
688. I , John de, 379.
, trade with, prohibited, 26. , BJchard de, of Litherland,
Braboest, Henry de, 34. 379.
Brabonder, Gerard, 678. j Bradahaugh, Henry, of Tideswell, 413
Bmby, John, of Over, 386. I ' p'ff "', n ^'^""fh ^^^'
_,-.'__ ' I , Ralph, of Combee, 413.
Brace, John, 627. ^ Robert, of Windiey, 412.
Braoebridge, Braoebrig [oo. Lmooln], i ^ Thomas, ^ Rigge, 413.
T, , ^^^ct. 1. , , n^ .^^ ! , WilUam, of Ohapel en le Frith.
Brackele, Stephen, clerk, 97, 479. t ii3.
Bracklesham, Brakeleshabi [co. Sus- { , of Tideswell^ 413.
sex], prebend of. See Chicheabeir. j Bradshawe, Roger, 159.
Bradboume, Henry, 412. I , William, esquire, 400.
Bradbury, Ralph, <rf Ollersett, 413. | Bnadstede. Sec Brasted.
> ^8^» ^^ Ollersett, 413. I Bradston. See Broadstone.
Bradby, John, of London, 320.
Bradebrugge, John, 372. ^
SiSK: r^l'fos''- 5r-adw;;^n:Th:^. -877:
JilioQ wife of, 106. * wiuiam, «J.
...'!.'!.'!.",' WiliiiJ^, prior, afterwards Bradway, John, of Chipping Campden,
abbot of kier^orne, 603. ^ ^ husbandman or butdher, 234.
Bradele, John, of Oxford, taverner, Bradwell, oo. i^sex, steward of the
2^. lordship of. See Darcy, Robert.
Bradeley, Bradelegh, Henry, 343, 371. ^y CoggeahaU, co. Essex, 267.
, William, of Wigginton, hus- [«>. Staffed], Henry More
bamdman, 302. ?»««» o^. 331.
Bradenham, East, iitbradenham [oo. | > Riohard Papy parson of, 331.
Norfolk], 6. Braidesall. See Breadsall.
Bradenham, Hugh, 406. ' Braile, Henry, 577.
Braderiobe, co. Oornwall, 436. j- Braileeforth John 411
BradewedekeUev See Broadwood *
S/^j Brailsford, Braillesforth, Brayksford,
BradeweU, Nicholas, 398. I „ . J^' ^^> ^V*' 412; ^
Br«iewey. See Bro«iway. ' *"""*Ssi, ^ftllKJ^ "' "*•
^^T:.'t'^''^'^ty. 387. S't; 'T'^-'^r t r^'^' ^-
•j^^^jjjg 292. Brakelesham. See Bracklesham.
] , yeoman of the oham- \ Brakell, Gelderland, 585.
her, 226. | Brakkele, Stephen, chaplain, 464.
Bnadfeld. See Bardfield, Great. Bramdean, Bramdene [oo. Southarap
Bradford, co. Hereford, 462. ton], 184.
Bradford, John, 377. , Woodootts, Wodecote, in, 184.
.Richard, parson of Tibberton, Bramford, Branfort [co. Suff<^],
1»- church of, 175.
9 Walter, 377. . Bramley, Bromley, oo. Southampton,
Bradle, John, of Colchester, chapman, 268.
^- , ^ o 1 , , ■. > William Tnelwebbe vicar of,
, .^ of Oxford, husband- { 3^,
man, 307 ' Brampston, John, of Gamlingay, 887.
Bradley [00. Lincoln], 490. | b,^.„*"^ Uro«*l«a iiir •
, parson of. fifcc Hesyll, , Brampton, Brantona, 417.
Thomas. ! » *^ *"*^ dwelling at, 667
, CO. York, 378. » oo- Huntingdon, 13, 375.
Bradley, Henry, 300. Brampton, John, 407.
, John, clerk, 326, 333. , Robert, 132.
, William, Darker of Helsbuiy , Thomas, draper of London,
and Laateglos, 65. 430.
, , :^eoman, keeper of the , WilUam, 405, 628.
clock within Westminster palace, , , of Attleboroagh, gen-
540.
tiemaa, 160.
Bradmore, John, 73. , , of Chesterfield, 266.
666
GENERAL INDEX.
Bramahet, John, esquire, 372.
Bmamshot, Bramshete, oo. Sonthamp-
ton, 477.
Bramston. See Braunfiton.
Brancaster, Brankestre, co. Norfolk,
an alien dwelling at, 686.
Brand, Jo3m, of Sohiedam, an alien,
680.
, , of Ziorikflee, an alien,
571.
Brande, John, 661.
Bjnndehursih) Gilbert de, graver of the
kinga dies in the Tower of Lon>
dofn and Calais, 194.
Brandon, Robert, 406, 633.
Brandon, Little, Brandon by Hen^iiham
[co. Norfolk], parish church of,
parson of. See Codlyng, IliomAs.
Ferry, co. Suffolk, an alien
dwelling at, 573.
Brandsbufton, Branaburton, oo. York,
276.
Branelles. See St. Stephen's in Bran-
nel.
Branfeld. See Bray field.
Branfort. ^ee Bramford.
Brankeetre. See Branoaster.
Branketre, Branktre. See Braintree.
Brankti^, Master John, 274.
Bransburton. See Brandsburton.
Brantham [co. Suffolk], church of, 176.
Brantona. See Brampton.
Brantyngham, John, 62.
, , William OlyveiTd son
of, 62.
, William, knight, 62.
Brasebrug^e, Ralph, of Kingsbury,
esquire, 384.
Brasted. Bradstede, Braatede, oo.
Kent, 391.
, aliens dwelli<ng at, 588, 579.
Brajsyer, Gerard, 683.
, John, paiBon of l^ringhiam,
323.
, Peter or Perys, sheriff of Nor-
wich, 32.
, Robert, alderman of Norwich,
32.
Brasyeter, John, 312.
Bratton, Henry de, 461.
Braunche, Braunoh, William, esquire,
381.
, , commissioner de walliis
et fossatis, 199.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 219.
Braundeston. See Braunston.
Braunspath, John, of Ragnal, 409.
John, of Ra^^oali, wmoij
409.
, Thonuis, of Ragnal, 409.
Braunston, oo. JNTorthampton, oburoh
of, 330.
, , manor of, 330.
, Braundeston [oo. Northampton
or Rutland], William Bartelot
parson of, Izl.
, , Michael James parsoa
of, 102. 121.
, , John Westmore parson
of, 102.
, Bramston , co. Rutland, 370.
Braunton, Braunton Gorges, co. Devon,
456.
, Luscot, Loueoote, in, 237.
Brauntte, Eler, 36.
Brazted, Great, Great Brazstede, co.
Essex, 267.
Bray, Braye, co. Berks, 604, 606, 606.
, an alien dwelling at, 667.
, bailiffs and good men of, 330.
Bray, John, 393, 396, 672.
) , of Andover, gentleman,
440.
, , ofr (%iswick, 6.
.., William, 408.
, , bachelor in laws, com-
missary general in the pnnoipal
court of the admiralty of Jo£n,
earl of Huntingdon and coont of
Ivery, 321.
, , of Stelling, 391.
Bnayfield, Branfeld, co. Buckingham,
306.
Brayles, Simon, 481.
, Thomas, 633.
Braylesford. iSfee Brailsford.
Brayn, William, 392.
Braynford. See Brentford.
Braynton. George, mayor of Hereford,
377.
Braytoft, John, of Gunby, esquire, 437.
Brayton, Richard, pairson of Kingston
[oo. Cambridge], 387.
Breadsall, Braddesall, co. Derby, 412.
Breamore, Bremmere, Brommore, oo.
Southampton, 227.
, priory of, 197.
, , John London, prior
of, 197. .
Brecohennium. See Brecknock.
Brooham, Ralph, 405.
Breohe, John, prebendary of St.
Stephen's chapel in Westminster
palace, 450.
Brecknock, Brecch^inium, Brechoo,
Breccon [co. Brecon}, church of
St. John at, 176.
, archdeaconry of, half -tenth in,
111.
, lady of. ^ee Anne.
, prior and convent of, 458.
Breda, Bredagh, Bretha, Bretham,
Breya, Brabant. 543. 548, 649,
561, 569, 561, 564, 580, €61, 583,
687, 688.
GENERAL INDEX.
667
Breda, Joihn de, 664.
, Richsurd de, 588.
Brede, <x>. Susaez, 168.
Bredeman, John, 406.
Bredon^ John, pai-son of Oye, diocese of
Teroaane, 182.
, Ralph, of Coventry, dyer, 14.
Bree, Liege, 675.
Breell. See Bnel.
Breford, Stephen, 562.
Breggeham. Robert, clerk, chaplain of
the Qhantry foundea by Edward
prince of WaJes im Canterbury
oatlhedral, 187.
Breggeman, Richard, of London,
labourer, 11.
Breggee, William, of Oare. co. Kent,
390.
Breggessell, oo. Sussex, 244..
Breholla. Ses Brill.
Brekenok, John, 607, 611.
, , esquire, 307.
Brekejnope, Brekerop. Brekropp, Jodm,
406.
, , oommiBsioner de Hdel-
lis, 132.
, , mayor of Bishop's
Lynn, 621.
Brekys, Walter, 666.
Brele. See Briel.
Brele, John de, 570.
Bremele. See Bremhill.
Bremelwyke. See Bremhill.
Bremen, Breme, Eastland, 572.
Bremhale, Nicholas, 236.
Bremhill, Bremele, oo. Writs, 46.
, John vicar of, 439.
, Bremelwyke near, 46.
Bremmere. See Breamore.
Bremshut, John, 397.
Brendhesle. See Brenchiey.
Brendieale, Brenchesley, John, the
^der, 389.
, , the younger, 389.
, William, 344.
Brenchiey, Brendhefile, Bryncheley, co.
Kent, 300.
, an alien dwelling at, 674.
Brendewode. See Brentwood.
Brendon, William, 237.
Breiidwode. See Brentwood.
Brennere, John, 400.
Breneete. See Brenzet.
Brent, Hugh. 392.
, John, 366.
Brent Elei^, Brent Ely [co. Suffolk],
an alien dwelling at, 668.
Brentford, Braynford [co. Middleeez],
aliens dwelling at, 549, 558, 560,
680, 684.
Brentley oastte. See Bronllys.
Brentwood, Brendewode, Brendwode,
Breutwode, Bruxidewode [co.
Essex], 12.
, aliens dwelling at, 550, 677.
Brentyngjham, John, prior of Tywar-
dreath, 286.
BrenjBct, Brensete [co. Kent], an alien
dwelling at, 686.
Brere, Walter, 673.
Brereton, William, 178.
, William de, knight, tenant in
chief, 456.
Brese, Robert, 407.
Brest, Brittany, 348.
Bret, Ralph, of Oaundell Marsh.
esqudre, 699.
, J, Agnes wife of, 599.
, Richard, 694. ^
Bretayn, Edmund, 623.
Bretha, Bretham. See Breda.
Brethe, William van, 662.
Brethenham, John, 406.
Brethnam, Hhomas, 166.
Bretoil, Robert de, 77.
Breton. Henry, of Ketton, gentleman,
370.
, John, of Ebham, 16.
Bretore, John, of SizeweU, yeoman,
433.
Brette, Thomas, 400.
Bretton, Thomas, 449.
BretwysyU. See Birdsall.
Breuster, Richard, serjeant of the
bakery and oaker of the house-
hold, 3, 223, 304, 332.
, , purveyor, 304.
, , parker of Liskeard, 332.
breviaries, 262.
Brewele, John, 666.
Brewer, Lambert, 681.
, Richard, 230.
Brewere, John, of Fen Drayton, 366.
Brewes, John, 394.
, Thomas, 624.
, , escheator in Suffolk,
499.
.......a., .....(•.., OBQ U If V , A.O i »
Brewes ter, John, 351.
^ William, parson of St. Nicholas
m the Shambles, London, 444.
, , king's clerk, preben.
dary in St. Georges chapel,
Windsor, 187-
Brewhowse, Thomas, chaplain, 496.
Brewster, Geoffrey, 406.
Brey, Gelderland, 656.
Breya. See Breda.
Breynton, George, 141, 282.
Bria, Brabant, 673.
Brian, Adam, rector <^ Duxford, 465.
, William, ranger of Wiohwood
forest, 244.
668
GENERAL INDEX.
Brioe, William, of AUer, gentkman,
478.
, , of Fav€nham, meroer,
314.
BriohamptoD. See Brickhampton.
Brichtwaldit. See Brigfitwaltham.
Brickbampton, Brichampton. Bryght-
hamptoo, in Church Down, oo.
Grloaoester, 310.
BriokhHl, Brykyl, Little, oo. Bucking-
Jiam. 161.
Bricquebec, Normandy, 575.
Brid, William, of Facoombe, clerk,
169.
Bridde, John, 393.
, Richard vicar of Ayleaford,
102.
Bridgend, oo. Limoobi, St. Saviour's
priory, Seint Sauvours in Kest-
even, in, 605.
Bridge Sollars, Brugge, c6. Hereford,
376.
bridge works, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175.
Bridgnorth, Briggenorth, Bruges in
Saloppessyr, co. Salop, 27/.
, burgesses of, 186.
, free olhapel of, prebend of
Alveley in, 455.
, , dean and chapter of,
455.
Bridgwater, Briggewater, Bruggewater,
Biyggewater, oo. Somerset, 165,
484, 502, 609.
, castle of, 515.
, lordship of, 515.
, ^rt of, commission to arrest
ships in, 534.
, , customs and subsidies
m, 69.
, , deputy butler in. See
Devenyssh, John.
Bridlington, Bridlyngton, co. York, 16.
, prior of, 16, 62, 430, 590.
Bridport, Brideport, Bridpord, Bryd-
port, CO. IXorset, 93, 237, 306.
, aliens dwelling at, 588, 567.
, burgesses of, 93.
Briel, Breell, Brele, Briell. Brile,
BrvelL Bryle, Zeeland, 538, 547,
576, 5^2, 574, 575, 576, 578, 579.
BrienstoQ. See Bryanstoiie.
Brigeford, William, parson of a mediety
of the churcn of Eokington, 119.
Briges. See Bruges.
Brigge, John, of Oakham, merchant,
370.
, John atte, of Tumey, the
elder, busbandman, 165.
, Eichard, 376.
, T%omas, 61.
, , parson of Ashtead, 499.
, William, of Forton, yeoman,
98.
Briggeford, John forester of 'la west
bailbe' in Purbeck forest, 197.
Briggenorth. See Bridgnorth.
Brigges. See Bruges.
Brigges, John de, 530.
Briggestoke. See Briggtock.
Briggewater. See Bridgwater.
Brigbam, Robert, 523.
, , mayor of Cambridge,
614.
Bright, Bryght, John, clerk, 88.
, Thomas, tailor of London,
437.
, Walter, yeoman of the bakery
and baker of the household, 3,
223, 305, 443.
See also Bryght.
Brightwaltham, Brichtwaldit, Bristol-
dinton, Brittwaldinton, oo.
Berks, 171, 174, 175.
Brigihtwitekm, Guy, 543.
Brigstock, Briggestoke, Brigstoke, oo.
Northampton, 4B0.
, park and bailiwick of, 262.
Brikils, John, of London, draper, 146.
Brile. See Briel.
Brill, Breholla, Brehull, Bruhella [co.
Buckingham], 47, 173, 308.
Brimpsfield, Brymmesfeld, oo. Qloaoee*
ter, manor of, 515.
Brimpton, Brympton, co. Berks, 402.
Brinkley, Brynkelee, co. Cambridge,
«jo0, OoO.
, John Smytb, parson of, 387.
Brise, William, 392.
Brisele, Sayer de, 66.
Bristol, Bristi^, Bristowe, Brystowe,
town and county of, 10, 15, 19,
21, 38, 64, 87, 90, M, 132, 161,
162, 168, 170,. 183, 199, 200, 227,
233, 238, 307, 309, 311, 318, 330,
342, 345, 856^ 359, 440, 466, 468,
473, 480, 482, 487, 516.
, aUens dwelling at, 545, 549,
550, 553, 559, 560, 565, 567, 576,
577, 582. 583, 587.
, bridge of, 468,497.
, burgesses of. 162, 170, 238, 242,
466.
, See also Westerley,
William.
, coast of, 303.
, oommisaioners to assess a grant
in, 135.
, commissioners to raise a k>an
in, 354.
, county of, concealments in, 74.
, goldsmiths of, 288.
, inquisition in| 359.
, king's mint in, 166.
, masters and workers of.
See Ooldbeter, BarthokNoew ;
Paddeeley, John; Ruase, Wil-
liam.
, liberty of, 900. , •
GENERAL INDEX.
669
Brutol — eotU.
, manor or barton of, 504, 605,
606.
, Berton Bristoll, hundred of,
604, 506, 606.
, , hospital of St. Lawrenoe
in, 604.
, mayor and commonalty of, 60,
• 366, a67, 497.
, mayor, bailiffs, and good men
of, ik
, mayor and oacbeator of, 34,
341.
, mayor and sheriff of, 72, 132.
.mayors of. See Burton, John ;
jB^aaher, John ; TreDode,
Richard.
, merchants of, 309, 318, 330,
346, 440.
, ;Sfee a7^o Stok, John.
, murage in, grant of, 183.
, outlawries in, 10, 14, 16, 162,
167, 168, 170, 233, 238, 240, 309,
431, 483.
, port of, 72, 74, 163, 181, 224,
288, 289, 321, 323, 331, 346.
, , the chief butler's
deputy in. See Ludlowe, William ;
Ruflscil, Thomas.
, , commission to arrest
ships in, 634.
, , customs and subsidies
in, 69, m,
, , , controUers of.
See CXstem, John; Mayn,
Richard ; Stevenes, Thomas ;
Twynyho, John ; Walwayn,
Makelm; Wynter, Thomae.
, , ganger in. See Mono,
John.
, , searchers in, 468.
, , surveyor of the search
in. See Shepherd, John.
, sheriff of, 38. 426.
, , oommissioineir to assess
a grant in, 135.
, See also Bagot, de-
ment, and above mayor and
sheriff.
, streets and places in, le Bakke,
468.
, , Baldewynestre, 468.
, temporalities in, of St. Mary's,
Cirencester, 34.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignments of, 60.
, treasons and felonies in, 427.
, trespasses in, 303, 427.
, tunnage and poundage from,
assignments of, 60.
, ulnage in, 294.
, waterbaiUv of. See Tunbrigge,
Thomas; Wesenham, Thomas.
, water of Frome in, quay on,
468.
Bristoldinton. See Brightwaltham.
Bristowe. See Bristol.
Bristowe, Richard, 383.
, Robert, 383.
, Thomas, 396.
, , abbot of Malmesbury,
337, 341.
See also Brystowe.
Britsale, John, of Bartlow, 386.
Brittany and the Bretons, 68, 128,
202, 218, 219, 220, 221, 471, 472,
526, 608.
, attack on English merchants
by, 386.
, coun/tfi of. See Alan ; Stephen.
, duke of, 467.
, See aho John.
, men of, 202. #
, merchants of, 218, 366, 369,
428, 472.
, ships of, 128, 202. 219, 221,
278, 868.
Britte, John, of Hindon, 61.
Brittwaldinton. See Brightwaltham.
Britwell, William, of Ghearsley, 398.
Britwell Prior, Brutewella, co. Oxford,
418.
Briwer, William, 362.
Brizworth, Bryklesworth, co. North-
ampton, 306.
Broadcroes, Brodeoroe, hundred, co.
Norfolk, 60.
Broadstone, Bradston, oo. Salop, 14.
Broad Town, Brudeton [co. Wilts], 2.
Broadway, Bradewey, oo. Somerset,
228.
Broadwell, Bradwalle, co. Oxford, 17.
Broadwinsor, Brodwyndesore, co, Dor-
set, 314.
Broadwood Kelly, Bradewedekelley, oo.
Devon, 431.
Brocas, Brokas, Brokays, Brokes,
WilUam, 396, 622, 617.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan for the king, 61, 126, 364.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 138.
, , commissioner of array,
473.
, , esquire, commissioner
to take musters, 626, 636.
, See also Brokes.
Brookdidh, Brokedisoh, co. Norfolk, 8.
Brockholes, Brokholes, oo. Lancaster,
379.
Brode, Thomas, 96.
Brodeoros. iS^ee Brodidcross.
Brodeoke, Reginald, esquire, 400.
Brodwyndesore. jS^ee Broadwinsor.
Brofi^ton. See Broughton.
Broghton, John de, 379.
, John, esquire, 400.
bimderare, oammiasion to arrest, 356.
See also Occupations.
670
GENERAL INDEX.
Brok, Bobert, of Haxby, hasbaodmaii,
802.
Brokas, Brokays. jSfee Brocas.
Broke, Arnald, 587.
, Edward, knight, muster of. 611.
, John, »2, 33.
, , citizen aoid beer-brewer
of London, 481.
,, of Snaxton, 389.
Brom, Lambeirt, 567.
, Robert, 406.
Bromcrofte. See Broomcroft.
Brome, Broomdavillers co. Suffolk,
cburch of, 499, 500.
or Beauchamp, manor of, 499,
boo,
Brome, John. 398, 452.
, , auditor in eo. Oheeter,
453.
223.
:;i„the"^;r^'*?^lmK i ^on^as. y««n«. of the o^,
.., of Shinglewell, butcher.
John atte, wax chandler of
Ix)iidon. 18.
, NiohoLas, 547.
, Robert, of the king's spioery
mmtee of the amobyr of
• Bvionydd and Etheno, 191.
, Thomas, kni^t. See Brook.
', Walter, of Morrow, 380.
, William, 400, 566.
William del, of Blackburn, hus-
bandman, 311.
Brokedissh. See Brockdish.
Brokend, John, poulterer of the house-
hold, 3.
Brokere. John, 17.
, Thomas, of Kingston-upon-
Thames, 381.
, William, grocer of London,
brother of John, 17.
, Margaret wife of, 17.
Brokes, an alien dwelling at, 579.
Brokes, William, oommiflaioner of oyer
and terminer, 348.
, Se^ aUo Brooas.
Brokesboume. See BroKboume.
Brokesby, Barthobmew, 467, 506, 623,
629, 619.
, oommiflsioner to raise a
loan, 27, 50, 126.
, Henry, 296.
Brokette, Robert, of Lea by Gains-
borough, chapman, 98.
Brokhampton near Kineton, oo. War-
wick, 884.
Brokherst, William, 408.
Brokhill, Nicholas, of Saltwood, 889.
, Thomas, of Saltwood, 389.
Brokholes. See Brockholes.
Brokholes, John de, 379.
, John, clerk, 54, 122, 271, 514.
, , parson of Avening, 266.
BrokhuU, Nicholas, 470.
Brokkeley. See Brokley.
Brokle, John, 430, 466.
Brokley, Brokkeley, John, draper of
London, 310.
, , esbheator in the city of
tiondon, 328, 341. 428.
, mayor of London, 328,
341.
Broklond, Broklonde. See Brookland.
Brokman, William, 389.
477.
BromehiU. Brt>mhill rpariah of We*-
ingj, CO. Norfolk, prior of, 404.
Bnunelegh, John. See Bromleygh.
Bromelle, William, of Oove, woolman,
161. r C3
Bromesgrove, John, of oo. Surrey,
derk, 121.
Bromfield, Bromfeld [oo. Salop], ^.
Mary's church, prior and monks
of, 492.
Bromflete. See Brounflete.
Bromhale, Bromholme, priory of St.
Margaret [co. Berks], 261, 268,
283.
J .,. , prk>ress of. iSfee Bod-
yngton, ' Thomasia; Burton,
Alice.
Bromham [co. Wilts], 174.
Bromham, John, prior of Newenham,
CO. Bedford, 608.
Bromhill. See Bromehill.
Bromholtn, Bromholme, co. Norfolk,
prior of, 404.
Rromle, John, citizen of New Salisbury,
, of Sawbridgeworth,
nosbandman, 99.
Bromley. See Bramley.
Bromley, aliens dwelling at, 652.
:.. Bromeley, Bromlegh, oo. Kent,
318
, aliens dwelling at,
fesS, 573. ,. ^ ^
, , T^ng, aUas Ton«oourt
in, 262. ,^„ ^^„
iiiooeee of Winchester, 187, 242.
^68
,...'. , vicar of. See Ruston.
John; Swy nton, William ; Walk-
yngton, John ; Whitegreve, Jdin.
, Great [oo. Essex], 337.
, parson of. See Hol-
rugge, William ; Pulmond. John.
, Kina^fl, Kyngesbfomley, co.
Stafford, 246.
, Little [CO. Essex], 80.
Bromley, Henrv of oo. Warwick,
esquire, loo.
, Roger, 350, 408.
, William, chaplain, 26.
Bromleygh, Bromele^, John, abbot -^
St. Saviour's, Bermondsey, 358,
I 260.
GENERAL INDEX.
671
Brommore priory. See Breamore.
Brompton/ Thomas, 610.
Bromsgrove, BrymesKrove, co. Wor-
oester, manor or, 514.
Bromi(hote. See Bramfjiot.
Bromwich, Little, Bromwyohe, co.
Warwick, 38^.
Bromwydh, Bromwyche, John, knight,
177.
^ , Robert, 377.
, Thomas. 834.
, , the elder, esquire, 376.
, the younger, esquire,
376. ^ .
, of Field [CO. Herefofd],
gentleman, 161.
Walter, 177.
, WilUam, 377.
Bromy&rd, Bromyerd, co. Hereford,
377.
Bixmham, Oliomas, 626.
Bronborste, John, 568.
Bronllys, Brentley castle, oo. Brecon,
213.
Bronnesbury, Robert, of Bermondsey,
361.
, Brook, Brooke [oo. Kent], choroh of,
423.
Brook, Broke, Brooke, John, 576.
, Robert, of Dedham, 401.
, Roger, 406.
Tiiomas, knight, 104, 199, 329,
308, 517, 615, 624.
, , Joan wife of, 104, 389.
, William, of Chesham, 397.
, master of Whitting-
ton oi^lege in St. Michaers,
Paternoster church, London, 215.
, See also Broke.
Brookland, Brokland, Broklonde, co.
Kent, 391, 437.
Broomoroft, Bromcrofte [co. Salop],
106.
Broomdavillers. See Brome.
Broomfield, Bromfeld, oo. Essex, 146.
Brothdrwyke, Henry, 696.
Brotton, oo. York, 346.
Broug^, Borgh, oo. Derby, 413.
Brougham, Bruham, Burgham [co.
Westmoreland], 88, 183, 187, 453.
, parson of. See Kyng, John;
LangtoQ, John; Swetyng, Wil-
liam.
, vicar of. See Clerk, Edmund.
Broughton, oo. Buckingham, 310.
, Brotton, oo. Huntin^on,
314.
, oo. Kent, 434.
, Broghton, oo. Linooln, 148,
149, 236, 333.
.^.., ., parson of. See Clerk,
John; Daubeney, Ralph; Kir-
ton, Alan.
, 00. York, 378.
Broughton, John, 373, 374, 383.
, oontroUer of the cus-
toms and subsidies in Ohichester,
488.
, Nicholas, of London, 18.
Brougjhton Giffard, oo. Wilts, 229.
Poggs, Broughton by Bur-
fosd, oo. Oxford, 193, 415.
y. , parson of. See l^omas,
William; Trevelnyll, William.
Broughton, Little, Little Broghton
[oo. Cumberland], 302.
Broun, Broune, Adrian, 561.
, Agnes wife of Bobedrt, tenant
in dkief, 288.
, Alexander. See Browne.
, David, 352.
, Gerard, 549.
, Henry, 404,
, John, 61, 73, 352. 377, 404, 408,
452.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan for the king, 529.
, , son of John, 585.
, , yeoman of the poultry
and poulterer of the househola,
2.
, *»j, oi AJdershot, husband-
man, 2/5.
, , of Bristol, brazier, 487.
, , of Coggeehall, alien
weaver, 570.
, , of Ghent, an alien, 537.
, , parson of Poetwick,
428.
.., ...., of Warwick, the young-
er, 385.
, , parson of Washingley,
146
., of Wiveton, 407.
, Nicholas, from Aix-la-Chapelle,
an alien, 580.
, , of Marsh, 413.
, Biohard, 408.
, , vioar of All Saints,
Oambridee, afterwards parson of
HardwioK, 510.
, , of Denardiston, wool-
man, 236.
, , skinner, 410.
, Robert, clerk, 26.
, , yeoman of the saucery,
23, 267.
, , parker of Berkhamp-
stead park, 267.
, , of Beaconsfield, 398.
....a...., .......... 4m xiiney, £»>,
, Roger, 'burgess of Bridport, 93.
, Serio, 364.
, Stephen, citizen and grooer of
London, 231.
, , sheriff of London, 185.
, Thomas, 301, 441.
, , commissioner to take
musters, 358, 424.
, , commissioner to en-
quire into oonoealments, Ac., 74.
672
GENERAL INDEX.
Broun, llMymAfl — eorU.
, one of the king's okrks
of the Beatch, 462.
, ; officer of tronage and
pesage in tlie port of London,
m
, , esqaire, oommifiSMMiar
to taJce musters, 356.
, , of Bodmin, 20.
, tlhe king's waid, son of
Robert, 331.
, , of Olpenoefiter/ webbe,'
230. ^ ^^ _
, , meroibant of Eingilaiia,
454.
, See cdso Browne.
Walter, 567.
*..., Willmm, an alien, 687.
, groom of tiie beds of
the cfeamber. keeper of the king's
beds in Wimdeor Oaatle, 196.
, , of Kibworth, 13.
, , Agnes wife of, 13.
, See also Browne.
Brounedg 'in le Holme.' See Brown-
rigg.
Brounflete, Bromflete, Brounflet, Ed-
ward, 230.
, ; , of Faimbomougn,
esquire, 334.
, Henry, knight, 66, 230, 397,
373, 378, 630, 627.
, , envof to the general
oounoU at Bade, 337, 330, 342.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 130.
, , commissioner de walliis
et fossatu, 190.
, ., commiBsioner to inquire
into oonoeaiments in oo. York,
272.
, , exemption of, fxxun tiie
shrievalty, 337.
, Thomas, knight, 230.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 51.
Brouns, John, of Canterbury, 390.
, HhomaA, olerk, 334.
Master Thomas, doctor of both
laws, dean of Salisbury, ambas-
sador to the general council at
Basle, 342.
Brounyng, Gilbert, 560.
, Jordan, 518.
, Ralph, 407.
, William, 382, 616.
, , vioarof Modbury, 101.
See also Brownyng.
Brous, William, 556.
Brouwershaven, Browehaven, Browers
Hayen, Zeeland, 563, 587.
Browe, John, parson of a mediety of
the oihuroh of Malpas, 456.
, , of Teigh, esquir^ 370.
Bfowe— ami.
, Robert, 623.
, , esquire, 431.
."., , of Woodhead, esquire,
370.
Broweston. See Brownstone.
Browet, William, of WalkeringMn,
410.
Browne, Broun, Broune, Brown, Alex-
ander, warden of the free chapel
of Merston, 340.
, , prebendary of Wart-
ling, Ninfield, and Hooe in Hast-
ings frep ohapel, 338, 340, 463,
, , psiTson of Cbelsea, 463.
, Thomas, 388.
, , of Oaatle Oairy, Web-
ster, 478.
, , dean of Salisbury, 460.
, , bishop of Rochester
tl435.1436], 460, 528, 619.
William, citieen and cutier of
London, 157.
See also Broun.
Brownxigg, Brounerig in le Holme, oo.
Westmoreland, 90.
Biownstone, Broweston in Modbury,
oo. Devon, William Ruse^ par-
son of, 169.
Brownyng, William, 472.
See also Brounyng.
Braxbourne, Brokesboume, oo. Hert-
ford, 146.
Broysen, James de, mercdiiAnt of the
Teutonic Hanee, 201.
Bruce, Brucell, Bruoelys. See Brussels.
Bmdenell, Edmund, oommiesioner de
kideUis, 303.
, Henry, 87.
, Peter, of Aynho, co. North-
hampton, husbandman, 87.
Brudeton. See Broad Town.
Bruell, John, 674.
Bruer, John, of Sandwich, 73.
Bruges. Briges, Brigges, Brugoes,
Flanders, 74, 431, 432, 454,^72,
637, 638, 630, 6^, 645.
, burgesses of, 278.
, common seal of, 278.
, fair at, 152.
, merchants of, 357, 472, 525,
627.
, See also Vines, John
de.
Bruges in SaJoppessyr. See Bridgnorth.
Brugge. See Bridge Simian.
Brugge, Edward, 141, 281, 282, 373.
, Edward, esquire, 141.
, , esquire, and Alioe» his
wife, tenants of the manor of
Lea. cos. Glouoester and Here-
ford, 99.
GENERAL INDEX.
673
Brugge — cont.
, Giles, 373, 617.
, John, 141, 167, 178, 281,, 408.
, , esqaire, 376.
, , of Rose, 376.
, Thomas, 282.
, , of Bridge SoUars, 376.
, , of lyington, 377.
^ , , of Lea, 376.
Walter, of Kingsbridge, 21.
, William, prior ol Wenlock, 465.
Brugges. See Bruges.
Bmgges, Eidmund, 65.
., John, 65.
, RidMud, gaoler at Ilohester,
59.
, WilUam, 65.
Bruggowater. See Bridgwater.
Bruggoson, Johai. See Oaleys.
Bruhftm. See Brougham.
Bruhella. See Brill.
Brumalet in Gaux [Seine Inlerieure],
Franoe, 356.
Brun, Isabel daugjbter of William, 363.
, Robert, of St. Ires [oo. Corn-
wall], gentleman, IW,
..., William. 363.
, , BOO of Robert, 363.
Brnna, Walter de, 66.
Brundall, Brundell, Brnndhale Too.
Norfolk], 66, 175.
Brundewode. See Brenftwood.
Brundhale. See Brundall.
Brune. See Bourn.
Brune, Brun [oo. Chester], 167.
Brnnesweke. Sf^ Brunswick.
Brunbam St. Clements. See Burnham
St. Clements. ^
Brunne. See Bourn.
Brunne, Simon de, tronager at Boston,
35.
, Simon, of Willingham, 385.
Brunswick, Bnmesweke, 565.
Brunyng, John, abbot of Sherborne,
602.
, Robert, 112.
Brus, Adam de, 532.
Brusele, William, 403.
Brushill, Brushull, BrusUl. See
Brusseb.
Brusill, John, 537.
Brussels, Bruoe, Bmoell, Bruoelys,
Brusell, Brushill, Bmahull,
Brusill, Brusle, Brussele. Brus-
seU, Brusset, Brusshell, Brusyll,
Brysell, Brysle, Brabant, 539,
642, 549, 654. 556, 557, m, 561,
562. 566, 567, 570, 671. 573. 574,
576, 578, 579, 580, 581, ^.
See also BuzhiH.
24881
Brustlxm, John, 405.
Brustele. iS^ee Burstall.
Brusyll. See Brussels.
Bruteley, William, chaplain, 85.
Bruteneli, Edmund, 397.
Brutewella. See Britwell Prior.
Bruton, oo. Somerset, priory of St.
Mary at, Bdchara Glastonbury
pnor of, 23.
Bruyn, Bryne, Basten van den, 577.
, John, 524, 624.
, , oommissioner to raise
a loan for the king, 50, 126.
, , oommissioiEier to aaeoss
a grant, 137.
, , esquire, 154, 526.
, , oomnussiosier to in-
quire into Isnds oi an outlaw,
200.
, , of Bridgnorth, 277.
, the elder, 408.
, , the younger, 406.
, Maurice, 607.
, knight, 318, 368, 400,
458, 522.
, Richard, 70, 359, 389.
, Thomas, 377.
Bruys. See St. Brieuc.
Brwte, Robert, 409.
Bryan, Brabant, 576.
Bryan, John 609.
, , clerk, 254.
, , esquire, officer of the
search in Calais, 194.
, , of Binfield, servant,
316.
, , of Waddesdon, 16.
, Ralph, 151.
, Thomas, of Binfield, carpenter,
316.
, William, of Canterbury, 389.
, , ranger of Wichwood
forest, ^28.
BryauBtone, Brienston, co. Dorset, 436.
Bryoe, Riohard, 316.
Bryoh. See Birah.
Brych, Walter, yeoman of the bakery,
223.
Bryd, John, 118, 371.
Bryddysby, William, 395.
Brydge, Thonuis, 407.
Brydlyn^^n. Birdlyngton, John, chap-
lain OI the dhantry of St. Tliomas
the Martyr in All Saints' church,
Newoastle-upon-Tyne, 49, 248.
, , parson of Wrentham,
248.
Brydmere, John, of Salisbury, hosier,
227.
2 William, of Breamore, hus-
bandman, 227.
Brydport. See Bridport.
2 U
674
GENERAL INDEX.
Bryell. See Briel.
Brygg, John, 406.
Brygge, Thomas, 405.
Bryggee, William, of Sanderstead,
Bryggewater. See Bridgwater.
Bryggewater, John de, 128.
Brygham, Bobert, dork, snireyoir and
SFernor of the houfle of St.
itony, London, 100.
Bryght, Hugh, from Barwe. Brahant,
an alien, 652.
, Robert, 316.
See also Bright.
Bryghthampton. See Briekhampton.
Brykels, Brykles, BryklyB, John, ol
London, merchant and drai>er,
16, 42, 219, 348.
Bryklesworth. See Br ix worth.
Brykyl. See Brickhill.
Bryle. See Briel.
Brymeegrove. See Bromsgrove.
Brymmesfeld. See Brimpsfield.
Brympton. See Brimpton.
Brympton, John, of Butter mere, clerk,
478.
Brymston. See Burneston.
Bryn, 497.
Brynoheley. See Brenohley.
Bryne. Su Bruyn.
Brynkelee. See Brinkley.
Brynkeley, John, 396.
Brys, John, ootieotor <^ the kin^ four
tithings of Seavington Denys,
Seavington Abbota, Dinnington
and Ohaffoombe, 466.
bBiohard, of Dorchester, co.
orset, 9.
b Thomas, of Dorchester, oo.
orset, 9.
, Ithomas, 392.
Brysdom, in bishopric of XJtreoht, 556.
Brysell. See Brussels.
Brysseley, Thomas, 485.
Brystowe. See Bristol.
Brystowe, John, 428.
, Richard, surveyor of the
search in the port of Southamp-
ton, 382. ^
I , surveyor of the seardh
in the ports of Ohichester,
Southampton and Poole, 337.
See also Bristowe.
Bryt, John, 800.
> , of Marazion, co. Oom-
wall, genitleman, 485.
Brythreohefeld, Henry de, gentleman,
411.
Bryxy, Geoffrey, 18.
Bubnell, BobynhuU, oo. Derby,* 412.
Bubwith, Bubbewyth, Bubwyth, John,
clerk, 350.
, Nicholas, biahop of Bath and
Welb [1408-14241, 59.
, Thomas, oanon of Wells, 233.
, , archdeacon of Welk,
239.
, olerk, commissioner to
raise a loan, 3o4.
Buc, William, citizen and mercer of
Looddooi, 484.
Buckby, Long, Buckeley, go. North-
ampton, 289.
Buckden, Bokeden, Bukden, oo. Hun-
tingdon, 9, 375.
, an alien dwelling at, 567.
Bucke, Thomas, parson of Haddisooe,
46.
Buckeley. See Buckby, Long.
Buckenham, Bokynham, oo. Norfolk,
prior of, 404.
New, Bekenham, Bokenham,
Bokyngham, New Buknam,
Newebokeoham, co. Norfolk,
441, 594.
aliens dwelling at, 567,
583.
Oastle, Bokenham Castell, oo.
Norfolk, alien dwelling at, 538.
Buoketot, William de, 77.
Buckhold, Boccolt [co. Sussex], 365.
Buckingham, Bukyngham [co. Bucks],
aliens dwelling at, 563.
, countess of. See Anne.
Buckingham, Buginhamsire, Bukyn-
ham. county, 303, 397, 418, 420,
422, 426.
, , assizes in, 41, 68, 75,
, , commissioners to raiM
a loan in, 51, 125. 354, 529.
, , commissioners to assess
a grant in, 137.
, , concealments in, 533.
, coroners of, 39.
, , county court of, 39.
, , escheator in, 34, 49,
103, 142, 153. 246, 260, 263, 343,
428, 446, 453, 454, 493, 508.
, ., See also Shyn-
gelton, Thomas.
, , hononr of Peverel in,
196.
, , inquisitions in, 39, 41,
358.
, , issues of, 65, 117, 349,
298.
1 , Justices of the peaoe
in, 613, 614. ^^
, , knights of the ahm
for, 39, 41, ^7.
, , See also Sake-
vile, Thomas; Whaplode, Wil-
liam.
,. , oath against maintani-
ing peace breakers to be taken
in, a&7.
GENERAL INDEX.
675
«•
BcKskingKam, coanty — cant,
, , outlawries in, 16, 87,
91, 165, 169, 170, 266, 318, 820,
4d4, 438, 483.
, , sheriff of, 61, 137, 163,
249, 364, 533.
, , See aho Wau-
ton, Thomas.
Nnpo:
Christchiiroh, Canterbury, 420.
Cirenoester, 34.
abbey, 49.
, temporalities in, of
interbury, 420.
, of St. Mary's,
of Elstow
of Ramsey
I •••••• 1
abbey, 608.
, , tenth and fifteenth
from, assignments of, 60, 115,
ooo.
, , trespasses in, 76.
Buokland, Bokeland, co. Berks, 451.
Buoknell, Bukkenhill [oo. Oxford],
143.
parson of. See Marohant,
Tliomas; Symond, William,
buckram, 'bokenun,' 26.
Buokrose, Bokeree [oo. Tork], wapen-
take of, commission de toaUits d
fossaHs in, 524.
Bnckwortfa, Bnkworth, co. Honiting-
don, 375.
Bucton, William, knight, 359.
Budde, James, of Wittersham, 390.
, John, of Bristol, merohanit,
440.
, William, 411.
Bude, Matikla. 363.
budgets, 262.
Budlei^, East [co. Devon], Hays (P),
Heyes in, 94.
Budyll, William, 328.
Bugenom, James van, 573.
Bugge, Baldwin, 506.
, , Qommissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
..- , John, esquire, 320.
Bugge^, Jcihn, abbot of Mererale,
Bnginhamsire. See Buckingham,
oounty of.
Builth, Belt alias Buelt, oo. Breoon,
castle and cantred of, 294.
Buk, Bukke, James, of Morpeth, 123,
124, 396.
^brother Roger, canon of
Waltham Holy Cross, 358.
Tliomas, 73, 133.
, , of Dartmouth, 303.
, WiUdam, 542.
, .., bailiff of the liberty of
the prior of the house of Jesus,
Sheen, 244.
Bukden. See Buckden.
Bukden, John, clerk, 26.
, Richard, 518.
Bukherst, Peter, 560.
Bnkhirst, Richard, 537.
Bukke. See Buk.
Bukkenhill. See Bucknell.
Buklond, Richard, merchant of Lon-
don, 321.
Buknam, New. See Buckenham, New.
Bukstell, Amald, 587.
Bukworth. See Buckworth.
Bukyngham. jS^ee Buckingham.
Bukyngton. See Bickington.
Bukynham. See Buckingham.
Buland. See Boland.
Bulbek, William, clerk, 8.
Buldiy, John, 395.
Bule, Gelderland, 566.
Bule, Thomas, of Wonersh, esquire,
381.
Bulemer, John de, 363.
Bulfyne, John, parson of Cold waltham,
46.
Bulke alias Roweke, Ralph, groom,
349.
Bullesdon, John. 228.
, Thomas, saddler, 310.
, , of Ludlow, saddler,
92.
Bullesward. See Bolsward.
buUion, 327, 339, 340, 341, 342. 945,
353, 414, 461.
for the mint in the Tower, 289.
...* , importation of, 290.
, exportation of, 257. 263, 264,
265, 267, 269, 339. 340, 341, 414,
461, 462, 463, 465.
, unlioensed exportation of, 124,
132, 200.
See also ffyld and silver.
BuUok, John, 405.
, Richard, esquire, 402.
, Thomas, 520.
, , esquire, 402.
, WilMam, 411.
, , of Norton [oo. Derby],
gentleman, 309, 411.
Bullyngbeke, Peter van, 578.
Bulman, William, 405.
Bulmer, Ralph, knight, 378.
Bulneye, John, oi Cambridge, 13.
, , Margaret wife of, 13.
Bulaeham, Thomas, of Cheveley, 365.
Buhrerhitbe, Bulwerhithe, oo. Sussex,
prebeod of. See Hastings.
Bulwell, Bolewell [co. Nottingham],
53.
, parson of. See Grenehill, JcAn.
Bulwerhithe. See Bulveihithe.
Bui wick, Bolewyk [co. Northampton],
an alien dwelling at, 587.
Bun, Herman van, 548.
676
GENERAL INDEX.
Bunbiirv [oo. Ohefltor], ooUegjate
otLuroli of St. Bonifaoe, 322.
, , niAfiter or warden oi.
See Cowle, Balph; Wylaboy,
Henry.
Bunclhe, Henry, 595.
Bungay, Bongey, co. Suffolk, 481.
, alieofl dwelling at, 576, 577.
Bungeye, John, of Fulbourn, 385.
Bunne. See Bonn.
Bunno, Godfrey, 554.
Bunny, Boney. Boneye, oo. Notting-
ham, 147, 293.
Bunt, John, 119.
, Walter, vioar of Whaddon, 45.
Bunte, Thomas, of Bottieham, 386.
Buntingford, Buntyngford, co. Hert-
ford. ^, 102.
Burbage, William, of Drayton, 386.
Buroestre. See Bicester.
Buroestre, John, of Southwark,
esquire, 360.
Burcott, Bodeoote, oo. Oxford, 161.
Burdet. John, clerk, executor of Bene-
dict f^ichoD, bishop of St.
Davids, 347.
, Nicholas, 295, 369.
I , knight, commissioner
to take musters, 359.
, Thomas, knigjht, 384.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
Burdeux, John, 578.
, , of West Betchworth.
esquire, 380. •
Burdevyle, John, esquire, 372,
Burdon, John, 394.
, Ilhomas, servant of Lord Lati-
mer, forester of Inglewood, 467,
468.
Buren, Gelderland, 562.
Bures, Richard, citiEon and mercer of
London, 8, 10, 89, 161, 232,
306.
Buresgiffard. See Bowers Gifford.
Burford. See Barf or th.
Burford, Boreford, oo. Oxfooxi, 93, 193,
415.
, Boreford, co. Salop, 596.
i-n the WoTd [oo. Oxford], 485.
Burgate, John, 161.
, Walter, of Bristol, 21.
Burgeyn, Thomas, 456.
Burgeyne, John, 319.
Burgeys, John, of Kirkham, mer.
chant, 431, 432.
, Thomas, 389.
Burgge, John, of Bishops Oastle,
esquire, 477.
Burgh. See Brough.
Bargih. See Bergen.
Burgh, Conrad, 49.
, Hugh, 624.
, , esquire, 107.
Burgh — eont .
, John, 278, 520, 619, 623.
, , commissioner to aasesa
a grant, 136.
, , lieutenant of the town
and oastle of Cherbourg, 633.
, , his Serjeant. See
Kooe, John.
, , of Wallington, 880.
, Roger, 220, 221.
, Thomas, 406.
, , commissioner de kidel-
lUy 132.
, , esquire, 42.
, , of Lynn, merdiant,
36.
, constable of Soar-
Dorough castle, 251.
, William, 133.
, , commissioner of array,
71, 360.
, William de, esquire, 325.
Burgiham. See Brougham.
Burgham. See Burham.
Burgham, John, parson of Wrentham,
chaplain of the diantry of St.
Thomas the Martyr in All
Saints' (!huich, Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, 248.
, Richard, 375.
, Thomas, 116.
Burghope, John, esquire, 506.
Burgihton, John, gentleman, 400.
Burglegh, John, 486.
Burgo, John de, the elder, tenant in
chief, 186.
Burgoyne, Buraoine, Burgoyn, Bur>
gojmge, John, 41, 4^, 614.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 133.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
., kn^t of the shire for
Cambridge, 865.
, , of Drayton, 368.
Thomsfl, 614.
, , of Caxtoo, 387.
, , of Dry Drayton,
esquire, 430.
, WiUiam, 56, 303, 523.
, , esquire, 430.
, , eeoheator, oo. Cam-
bridge, 465.
> , of Caxton, 385.
, , purveyor of carriage,
47.
y , ridins forester of Aah-
down foresit, SSl.
Burgundy, duke of, 426, 612.
Burham, Burgham, co. Kent, 66.
Buris, Amulph de, 66.
Burlee, William, 277.
Burley, oo. Rutland, 370.
aKNEBAL INDEX.
677
Burley^ Boerley, Philip, 400.
William, 467, 470, 518, 624,
526. 624.
, , commissioiier to raise
a loan for the king, 50, 126,
354.
, M justice of gaol deli-
very, 474.
, , escheator in Salop and
marches of Wales, 275.
, , kni^t of ihe ahiie for
Salop, 408.
, , steward of Oswestry
and of the lands of the earl <i
Arundel in Salop, 464.
, , of Broomcroft, 106.
Bannarsh, Burwardmerssh [oo. Kent],
46.
, parson of. See OornewaiUe,
John; Palmer, William.
Burmyngeham. See Birmingham.
Burnard, John, of Offwell, oo. Devon,
hufibandman, 486.
, ThomiBs, of Lanreath, hus-
bandman. 236.
Burnebury, Edward, 273, 279, 518.
Bamell. Hugh, lord of Holdgate and
Wesley, 14.
, John, 282.
, , the younger, 373.
, Robert, clerk, 186.
Borneston, Barneston, Brymston, oo.
York, 257, 258, 378.
, Barneston, co. York, 378.
Burnham, an alien dwelling at, 565.
, oo. Essex, 209, 210.
, , an alien dwelling at,
579.
Bumham, Master Richard, 66.
Burnham St. Clement's, Brunham St.
Clement's, co. Norfolk, 434.
Biimliull, John, the younger, 308.
Burnlay, John, merchant of York, 440.
Bumy, Richard, of Beccles, pedlar,
41, 124.
Burons, Hugh de, 362.
, , John his man, 362.
Burre, John, of Wilden, husbandman,
319.
, , Cecdly wife of, 319.
Burstall, Brustele [oo. Suffolk], 175.
BurstalL Robert, of Burton Joyce,
293.
Burter. William, of Ghideock, chap-
lain, 89.
Burton, oo. Lincoln, 382.
Burton, Adam, 534.
, Alice, prioress <^ Bromhale,
263. 283.
, Henry, parson of a portion of
the ohurcn of Waddesaon, 254.
, John, 410, 614.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
J , stureyor of the search
m the port of Kingston upon
HuU, 82f;
Barton, Henjry — cont.
, , clerk, prebendary of
St. Stephen's chapel, Weatmtn-
ster, 155.
, , mayor of Bristol, 74.
, parker of Wrest pa^k,
keeper of tfie warren of Sher-
burn in Elmet and Milford
wood, 144.
, , of Holton [co. Lin-
coln], 65.
, , of Sixhillfl, 65.
, Ralpfh, 11.
, Robert, 41, 42, 72, 74, 115,
218, 303, 347, 861, 353, 506.
, , oommdssioner of array
72, 127.
, commissioner to raise
a loan, 854.
., , deputy butler, 490.
, , of London, gentleman
264.
Thomas, 268, 269, 472, 515.
, , Agnes wife of, 268,
269.
, , of Bri8t(^, 473.
, , of Wembdon, yeoman,
609.
, William, 397, 410.
, , parson of Crawley,
398. ^
, , of LeicesW, 480.
, [of Nun Appleton], 7.
Burton Afimee, Burton Annee, oo.
York, 235.
.^ Joyce, Burton, Byrton Joce,
CO. Nottingham, 293, 365.
Pedwardine, Burton hv Hel-
pryngham, oo. Lincoln, 189.
, , vicar of. See Haltoft,
Hugh.
-on-Trent, co. Stafford, abbey
of St. Mary the Virgin and St.
Modwen of, 83, 84, ^2, 262.
, abbots of. See Henley,
Ralph ; Mathews, William ;
Ownesby, Robert.
, , keepers of, 286.
Burwardmerssh. See Burmarsh.
Burwarton, Borewarton, oo. Salop, 65.
Burwash, co. Sussex, Berherst in, 245.
Burwell, co. Lincoln, 507.
, castle and lordship d, 532.
, lof>dahip of, 507, 596.
Burwell, Thomas, prebendary of Wart-
ling, Ninfield and Hoo, 33.
Bury, 00. Sussex, 90.
Bury, Gilbert, clerk, 446.
John, 89, 90, 163, 324, 406.
, , keeper of the king's
manor of Sheen, 110.
...a...... .■■•.••■•, oi Oviuo vxy , ooo.
, .^ of Upavon, husband-
man, 439.
, John de, of Wiokham, com-
missioner to assess a grant, 136
678
GENERAL INDEX.
Bury — cont.
, Biohard, 162, 394.
, Robert de, 401.
, Robert, of Denardistoiij 67.
, William, 284, 343.
or Bery, William, ol Norwich,
meroer or merchant, 438.
Bury St. Edmunds, Bery St. Edmunds,
Bury [oo. Suffolk], 230, 310,
351, 470, 479, 484, 602, 511.
, abbot of, 165.
, William, abbot of, 467.
, aliens dwelling at, 548, 566,
556, 658, 581.
, gaol of, 67.
, inquisition in, 470.
.messuage called 'Sara^on
Hede' in, 470, 475.
, prisooi at, 278, 358, 476.
Burymyll, Roger, 403.
Burys, Roger, of Farningham, miller,
307.
, William. 388.
Bus. See 'sHertogenbosoih.
Buahmead or Bissemede, Bisshemede,
Busobemede, oo. Bedford, prior
of, 373.
Robert Teohemerohe, prior of,
296.
Busk, Francis van, 538.
Buske, Bufise, Bussh. See 'sHorto-
genbosch.
Buase, John van, 542.
Bussh, Busshe, Alan, 402.
, Henry, an aJien, dwelling at
Ipswich, 573.
, , an alien, dwelling at
Welby, 674.
, John, 573.
, , knight, 382.
, , of Cambridge, 165.
, , of Steeple Moirden,
387.
, John Van, 568.
, Ralph, 382.
, , commisaioner to raise
a loan, 127.
, Ralph, esquire, 94.
, Robert, of Bi^op's Lynn,
'paten maker,' 230.
Busshell, Robert, 186, 373.
Busaheman, RegLnaJd, 576.
BufishopuBcastell. See Bishop's Castle.
But, Hugh, 586.
, William, parson of Newton St.
lioe, 167.
Buthum street, Buthun street. See
York, Bootham stireet.
Butleigh, Botle, co. Somerset, 229.
Butler, the. See Butler, Ralph;
Chaucer, Tliomas.
2 Philip, heir of Philip, tenant-
Butler, Boteler, Botelere, Botiller,
Botuller, Botyller, Butiller,
Butt^er, Adam, of Kelham
365.
, Andrew, knight, 64.
, Geoffrey, of Wellow, 409.
, James le, earl ol Ormond
ri405-1455], 27, 40, 72, 100, 110,
, John, 68, 410.
, , son of John, knight,
tenant-in-ohief, 116.
, , of CKffe at Hoo, 391.
, , citizen and draper of
London, 92.
, , of Northill, 373.
, , of Toddington, mason,
473.
, , of Toft, husbandman,
439.
,, Nicholas, 379.
LPi
in-chief, 456.
, RaJph. knight 278, 34D, 373,
463, ol4, 611, 617.
, , receives grant of the
office of chief butler, 447.
..: , , chief butler, 489, 490,
498, 513, 590.
, , , appointments
by, 616, 641.
, , conetable of Conway
caetle, 447, 513, 590.
, , master - forester of
Snowdon, 447, 513, 590.
, Richard, 379.
, Robert, of Alyngton, Aylton
[P Elton, CO. Huntingdon], 312,
375.
, , of Hilton, 376.
, Thomas, esquire, 397.
, WUliam, 270, 373.
, , servant, 134.
, , of Ramsey, 375.
, , of Waresley, 376.
Butside, Thomas, 525.
Butte, William, 582.
, , of Norwich, meroer,
314.
Buttercrambe, Buttercram [oo. York]
Buttermere, Botermer, oo. Wilts, 478.
Butterworth, Boturworth, oo. Lan-
caster, 478.
Buttes, John, of Rede, 22.
Button. See Bitton.
Butts, John, 383.
Buturley, Richard, esquire. 90.
Buxhill (P BrusBels a, v.), Brabant.
658.
BuxJiull, Alan, of Stepney, km'^t, 97.
, ., of Tendring, co. Easeix,
late of Southwark, knight, 96.
Buxstell, Brabant, 563.
Buxted ( P), Bocstep [oo. Sussex], 244.
GENERAL INDEX.
679
Buxton, Jotm, citissen and butcher of
LoTidon, 234.
, , Cecily* wife of, 234.
Buyse, Sieger de, 671.
Bybbesworth, Bybeswortii, Edmund,
16, 408.
Byohill, 'niomafl, of Huby, husbAnd-
man, 302.
Byc^yngstoke. See Beechingstoke.
Bydeford. See Bideford.
Bydynden. See Biddenden.
Byell, Adam, 432.
Byere, Richard de la, knight^ 618.
Byereferrers. See Bere Ferrers.
Byers, Byer [co. Durham], miners of,
289.
Byfeld, Alexander, 392.
Byfleet, Byflete, co. Surrey, 16, 380,
443.
, the king's manor of, 80.
, steward of. iS^ee Haae-
ley, Thomas.
Byflet, Robert, 284, 343.
Byford, John, of Cambridge, oo. Glon-
oeeter, yeoman, 477.
, Lewis, parson of Llandrinio,
323.
Byget, Edward, 676.
Bygge, Henry, 686.
, John, 492.
Bygood, Walter, 466.
By got, John, knight, 627.
Bygrave, oo. Hertford, market and
fair at, grant of, 461.
, , free warren in, grant
of, 461.
Bygyng, Riohajxl, 676.
Bykbury, William, 264.
, , Margaret and Elizabeth
daughters of, 264.
Bykelys. See Beccles.
Bykley, Joh.n, 22.
Bylby. See Bilby.
Byldeston. See Bildeston.
Byle, Adrian, 685.
, John, of Staines, 463.
, Richard, 67, 382.
, Thomas, 676.
, William, of Wareham, gentle-
man alias attorney, 266.
Byllesdon, William, 162.
Byllesfeld, John, parson of Higham,
CO. Bedford, 87.
Byllingtoin. Se^ Billdngton.
Byliyng. See Billing.
Byllyng, John, 231.
, , commi.s8ioiner to assess
a grant, 139.
, , of Thorilby, 33, 66.
Byllyngdoo, Hugh, 284, 374, 376.
, , of Billington, co. Bed-
ford, gentleman, 76, 81.
, WilUam, clerk, 130, 131.
Byilyngfoixl, WilUam, 404.
Byllyngforth, Richard, 406.
Byhiey, John. See Bilney.
Bylson. See Bilsen.
By 1st on. See Bildeston.
Bylsyngton. See Bilsington.
By 1 ton, CO. Southampton, 89.
Bylyngdon, John, 398.
Bynfeld. See Binfield.
Byngham. See Bingham.
Byngjbam, John, 393, 426.
, Ralph, of Car-Colston, 409.
, Richard, 163, 191, 279, 462,
622.
Byngley, John, of York, 144.
Bynham. See Binham.
Bynt, Robert, 161.
Bynton, Henry, 390.
Byram, Byron, oo. York, 89.
Byrchangre. See Birchanger.
Byrches or Byrchys, Hugh, draper cf
London, 307.
, , Margery wife of, 307.
, , Nicholas brother of,
307.
Byris, Roland, provost of Queen's Hall,
Oxfofrel, 28.
Byrkyn, Edmund, of OUerton, 410.
Byrmyngham. See Birmingham.
Byron. See Byram.
Byron, John, knight, 379.
Byrstell. See Birstall.
Byrstell, William, of Birstall, esquire,
276.
Byraton, John, 406.
Byrton, Joan, wife of Henry, 326.
, John, knight, 317.
, Thomaa, son of Henry, 326,
399.
, William, 409.
, , of Burton Joyce, 366.
Byrton Joco. See Burton Joyce.
Byscoducis. See 'sHertogenbosoh.
Byshaugh, Robert, of Sutton, 411.
Bysley. See Bisley.
Byspham, Robert, chaplain, 81.
Byaseley, Bysselley. See Bisley.
Bysset, David, chaplain, 66.
Byashop, Clement, 22.
, John, citioen and goldsmith or
goldbeator of London, 16, 19,
, , the younger, 16, 19.
, , of Plymouth, co.
Devon, merchant, 481.
, Tylman, 674.
, WiUiam, 399.
Bysshopesoastell. See Bi^op's Castle.
Bysshoppistrowe. See Bishopstrow.
Byashophatefeld. See Hatfield.
Bysshopston. See Bishopstoo.
Bytham, Little, Estbyteham, co. Lin-
coln, 478.
680
GENERAL INDEX.
Bythemore, William, 473.
, , esoheatOT in Somerset,
598;
Bythewater, William son of John, of
London, meorcliant, alias William
Bythewater, of Bristol, mer-
chant, 161.
Bythwode, John, of Frome, oo. Som-
erset, 9.
Bytre, Leuyn de, buTgess of GHhent,
356.
Bywater, John, 410.
c
Oaam, Joihn, 573.
Oaban, William, 152.
Cable, William, of Frome Braunohe, 9.
Cachepolle, Hefnry, 378.
Oad, William, son of ThomaA, 151.
Oadbery, Thomas, 390.
Oadbury, South, Sathoadbury [oo.
Somerset], an alien dwelling at,
562.
Oaemao'yon. See Oarnarvon.
Oaer Wedros, Eerwedras, co. Cardigan,
352.
Cage, Jo^, 376.
Cake, Joihn, 221.
, , the yoanger, 226.
CaketosL, Walter, vestmentmaker of
London, 316.
Cakstrete, Huoh, of Poslingford, oo.
Suffolk, husbandman, 4B2.
Calais, Cales [Pas de Calais], 29, 101,
163, 207, 214, 265, 269, 369, 454,
456, 476, 488, 532, 536, 548, 561,
608.
, burgefises of, 101.
, captain of, commission to, 132.
, See also John, duke of
Bedford.
, the duke of York's lands, Ac.,
in, 207.
, Ucenioe to export wool to, 454.
, lieutenant of. See Radclyf,
John ; Wodeville, XUchard.
, marches of, 476.
, merohants of, 163.
, mint and exchange at, 155,
194, 288.
, , assay of silver and gold
made at, 256, 257.
, , five forms of silver
money made at, 256.
, , eraver of the dies in.
See Brandeburgh, Gilbert de;
Orwell, John.
, , keeper of , 194.
Calais, mint and exchan^ of — cant.
, master of. See Gold-
beter, Barthdomew; Paddesley,
John; Ruase, William.
, , warden of, 228.
, , See also Boke-
lazftd, Biohiard.
, offioer of the search tn. See
Bryan, John; Wairde, John.
, rescue of, 610, 611, 612.
, , loan to Henry VI for,
604.
, siege oi, 609.
, soldiers of, 604.
, soldiers of John, duke of Bed-
ford, at, 518.
, staple of, 132, 200, 269.
, , mayor of. See Sutton,
Uamo.
, , mayor, oooistables and
commonalty of, 467.
, , merchants of, 111, 120.
, streets aoid places in: —
the earl of Hereford's Lin, 4.
the inn called ' Le Prinoe Inne,'
within, 285.
RyGbank, RvslMtnke, tower by,
captain of. 29, 12^.
, victualling of, 260.
Calbech, Henry, of Balsham, 385.
Caloar, Calkei;, Calkire, in C^eves, 545,
546, 556, 558, 575.
CaLoeby, Oalseby, co. Limooln, castle
532.
, lordship of, 632, 596.
Calcote, Jdm. of Irtiilingboroagih, yeo-
man, 484.
Calcroft, Richard, of Chesterfield, 411.
, Thomas, of Oheeterfield, 411.
Calday, Richard, 395.
Caldbeck, Caldbeke, co. Cumberland,
383.
Caldecot, Caldecote, co. Buckingham,
320.
, CO. Cambridge, 396.
Caldeoobe, Nicholas, 430, 465, 523, 614,
623.
, , of Meldreth, 386.
Calder, co.Cumberland,ThomAe Urswyk,
abbot of, 363.
Oaldewell. See Caldwell.
Caldewell, John, 512, 625.
, Simon, of Laxton, 410.
, WiUiam, 296.
Caldham. See Capel le Feme.
Caldwaltham. See Coldwaltham.
Caldwell, Caldewell, co. Bedford, prior
of. 373.
, Caldwall, co. Derby, 412.
Calehill, Kalehelle, hundred, oo. Kent,
court of, 422.
dales. See Calais.
Calet, fishery of, in the rirer Tweed,
366.
GENERAL INDEX.
681
Caleway, lliomas, gentlemadi, 198.
Caleys, John atte. See Watkyn.
, alias Bruggoson, John de, 662.
, Wiiluun, Ghaplain, 106.
Galfawe, John, of Maldon, ohAplain,
310.
CalkM*. See Oaloar.
Calker, Henry, 546.
Calkstrete, John de, 326.
Calkire. <Siee Oalcar.
Caller, John, 668.
Callestoo, Roger, 407.
Callewey, Thomas, chaplain, vioar of
Monk Sherborne, 600.
CallingtoJi, Oolyngton, co. Ck>mwall,
246, 636.
Dupath, Theuepath, in, 246.
, Erogwell, Frogwyll, in, 246.
, SoutohoU, Esquyswyll, in, 246.
, Well Town, Wylton, in, 346.
Cak>t, Master Laurence, the king's sec-
retary and notary, Idd.
Gak>we, William, of Holbeach, 381.
Calseby. See Caloeby.
Oalsthorpe, Kaylesthorp [oo. Lincoln],
66.
, parson of. See Nundy, John.
Oalstock, Kelestake, co. Cornwall, 236.
Calthorp, Oliver, knight, Isabel late the
wire of, sister of* Ba«rtholomew
Bacon, knight, 499, 600.
, Wiliiam, 404, 621.
Caltoft, John, of Orby, the elder, hus-
bandman, 236.
Calton, Nicholas, derk, 469, 476.
, Roger, ol Edensor, 412.
, William, bailiff of Winchetea,
113.
Calnen, Courad de, merchant of the
Teutonic Hanse, 201.
Calveley, Hu^ de. son of Hugh de Cal-
veley, Icniuit, tenant in chief,
322.
Calverley, oo. York, 86.
Calirerton, Cnlverdon, oo. Buckingham,
388.
Calward, Thomas, of LaEonby, 8.
, William, of Lazonby, 8.
Calwe, John, of Carkyll, 168.
, WilMam. collector of the king's
four titnings of Seaviiifl^n
Benys, Seavington Abbots, Din-
nington and Ohaffoombe, 466.
Calwer, William, 238.
Calwesberd, Richard, of Tilney, 11.
Calyn, John, 667.
Cam, Matthew, 666.
Camber, Oambre, the, by Winohelaea,
oo. Sussex, 627.
Camberwell, Camerwell, Chamberwell,
CO. Surrey, 380, 381.
CamboD, John, 229.
Camborne, CambrcHi [oo. Cornwall],
696.
, parson of. See Kelly, John.
Cambridge, co. Cambridge, 13, 20, 21,
164, 166, 198, 222, 414.
, aUens dwelling at, 637, 643,
544, 645, 660, 663, 669, 576, 584,
688.
, All Saints, church of, 510.
, , gBJBon of. See Broun,
Richard ; Sylly, Thomas.
, commission of the peace for,
196.
, justices of the peace in, 614.
, keepers of the peace and mayor
of, 414.
mayors of . See Bilney, J(^n;
Brignam, Robert ; Jacobi,
Thomas; Weggewode, William.
, oath against maintaining peace
breakers to be administered in,
414.
Cambridge University, the King's Col-
lege at, warden of. See Caun-
dniy, Richard.
, , chancellor d, 414.
, iSee also Caundnav,
Kichao^d : Holbrok, John ; Lussels,
William.
Cambridge county, 264, 386, 426.
, assises in, 68.
, commission de waUiis et fossatU
in, 626.
, oommissioners of array in, 623.
, oommissiofners to raise a loan
iu, 61, 126, 365, 530.
, commissioners to assess a grant
in, 136.
, escapes in, 40.
, esoheator in, 40, 142, 222, 246,
263, 304, 428, 464, 465, 508. See
also Burgoyne, William.
, fairs and markets in, 326.
, general commission of oyer and
terminer for, 41.
, inqnisitions in, 40, 358.
, issues of, 6, 6, 79.
, justices of the peace in, 614.
, knights of the shire for. See
Alyngton, William ; Burgoyne,
John.
, oath against maintaining peace
UakerTto be taken in, %£
, outlawries in, 9, 13, 16, 18, 19,
21, 22, 88, 89, 90, 96, 106, 168,
168, 170, 227, 228, 236, 312, 316,
318, 430, 441, 4B8.
, possessions of John, duke of
Bedford, in, receiver of. See
Oodyng, William.
, sheriff of, 61, 125, 136, 147,
222, 366, 426.
, temporalities in, of Ramsey
abbey, 606.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignment* of, 00, 01, 110.
682
GENERAL INDEX.
C<amlHigge, Caumbrigge, John, 61.
y , alderman of Norwich,
32.
Camel, East, Bst CammdlL, oo.
Somerset, 95.
Gamerwell. See Oamberwell.
Cameryng, John, of Appleby, 369.
, , Margaret daughter of,
369.
Cammaker, Gilbert, 662.
Camme, Thomas, al3bot of Malmeebury,
46, 47.
Cammell, John, 228, 382, 517.
Camner^ Peter, 551.
Camoys, Roger, lord, 203, 218.
, Roger de, knight, 226.
Compe. See Kampen.
Gampe, James vite, 555.
, Simon, 408.
Campeden. See CShipping Oampden.
Oampeden, Robert, 393.
Campofi, Thomas, 368.
Oampion, Nicholas, 391.
Campis. See Castle Camps.
Campis, Campon. See Kampen.
Camprioh, Roger, 107.
Gamps, Caumpes, Great, oo. Cambridge,
602.
Campy n. See Kempen.
Campyon, John, 401.
, , commissioner of gaol
deUvery, 129, 273.
Camvyle. Richard, of Glouoeeter,
iaoourer, 194.
, , of Weston, labourer,
226.
Can, Matthew, 577.
Candeier, Thomas, 406.
Candelere, William, 405.
Candell, John, of Stowey, oo. Somer-
set, gentleman, 496.
Gandlar, William, of Blyth, labourer,
350.
Canford, Caneford, oo. Dorset, 36, 297,
, manor of, 601.
, park and lawn of, 2, 36.
, , Thomas Thame, sur-
veyor of, 36.
cannon, the king's, 44.
, oxen and honses to draw, 44.
, stones for, carnKm-sUmes, 44.
Canon, Thomas, 404, 406.
Canonbury, Canonesbury, in Jslln^ton
[oo. Middlesex!, head of conduit
of the priory of St. Bartholomew,
Smithfield, at, 296, 297.
Canon Leigh, Canonle, nunnery [co.
Devon], Mary abbess of, 437.
Canoun, Walter, of Crookham, parker,
408.
••■•••••■
I
Cantelowe, William, of London, meroer,
414.
Canterbury, oo. Kent, 4, 195, 215, 312,
389, 390, 421, 439, 519.
, aliens dwelling at. 537, 546,
547, 548, 549, 550, 558, 562, 567,
583, 586, 587.
bailiffs and good meo of, 50.
bailiffs and citizens of, 195,
526.
oastle, the king's prison of,
246, 326.
charter of king Stephen dated
at, 418.
commission of array in, 526.
fee farm of, 195.
justices in eyre at, 422.
letters patent dated at, 33, 43,
44, 53, 64, 56, 57, 66, 73, 185,
265, 592, 601, 602, 608, 604.
muster near, 612.
walls of, 121.
St. Augustine's abbey, 38, 109,
122.
Geor0B Penaherst,
prior, afterwards abbot of, 38,
121.
, John, abbot of, 48.
, Marcellus, abbot of,
109.
, prior and convent of.
48. .
, temporalities of, 46,
49, 85, 121. .
Augustinian friars of, 195.
Christchurch priory at. 36, 171,
174, 215, 415-424.
, prior of, aommissioner
to raise a loan, 49, 50, 124.
, , court of, 422.
, , gad of, 422.
, John, prior of, 215.
, Roger, prior of, 420.
, William, prior of, 388.
, prior and convent of.
67.
, , grants to, 35.
, chapter of, 215.
, charters in favour of.
415-424.
., , composition made with
boniface, arclibishop of Canter-
bury and, 420-424.
., , obedientiaries of, 423.
., , repairs to church of,
67.
., cathedral oharch of, 419.
., , chantry fonnded by
jBdward, prince of Wales in, 137,
461.
., , , chaplains of.
See Breeffeham^Jftobert : Henri-
son, WiUiam ; Woltop, Silvester.
., , ^rine of St. TliomBS
the Martyr in, offerioigs at, 424.
., St. George's, prior oi, 888.
GENERAL INDEX.
688
Oanterbury — cant .
, ohurches of, St. Andrew^s, par.
son of. *See Gylberthorp, Thomas.
, , St. Martin's, Eastgate,
parson of. See Wotton, Thomas.
, , belonging to Ghrist-
oharoh priory in^ 423.
hospital of Northgate by,
brethren and sistera of, confirma-
tion of grants to, 87.
, archbishops of. See Ansebn;
Arundel, Thonui& ; Chicheley,
Henry; Corbyl, William; Cour-
tenay^ William ; Lanf ranc ;
Langton, Stephen ; Ralph ;
Stigiand: Stcstford, Jcihn do;
Theobald; Walter, Hnbert.
, archbishop's court at, 421, 422.
, arohbifihop's gaol at, 422.
, archbishop's treasury at, 423.
, archbishop of, treasurer of,
423.
, archbishop of, guardians of,
422.
, diocese of, 46, 48, 49, 85, 86,
106, 117, 165, 218, 258, 283, 288,
324, 332, 342, 441, 468, 497, 496.
, , taxation in, 115, 258.
, province of, clergy of, tenth
granted by, 115, 330.
, , , half tenth
granted by, 258, 604.
Gantref Selyf, Cautorsilly [part of
Breoonshire], 213.
canvas, 74.
canvassing forbidden, 31.
Can wick [co. Lincoln], manor of, 514.
Oanyng, William, an owner of le Seint
Espirit, balinger, 603.
Canynges, Thomas, grocer <^ London,
6, 17, 98, 161.
cape in manum nfjstramf wiit of, 292.
Oapell ( P Oapel, co. Surrey), an alien
dwelling at, 571.
Capell, Holland, 552.
Capell, James, 580.
Oapel le Feme, oo. Kent, Oaldham
lalias More Hall] in, 391.
Cape St. Vincent, Portugal, 356, 358,
469, 472.
capone, 270, 515.
Cappes, Robert, 93, 389.
, esoheator in Kent, 109.
Capron, Caproun, Henry, of Brampton,
CO. Huntingdon, 13.
, John, 411, 428.
, Richard, 429.
Garadous, John, 398.
Carant, Caraunt. See Carent.
Oarawey^^ John, parson of Fulboume,
887.
Carbrooke, Karbroke, co. Norfolk, 428.
Oarbura, John, parson of Didcot, 5.
, , parson of Miohaelstow,
5, 457.
, , dean of Crantock, 457.
Car-Colston, Oarcoeton, Kercolston, oo.
Nottingham, 365, 409.
Cardenall, John, 562.
Carder, Gardere or Cardere, Stephen,
of Cranbrook, chapman or
mercer, 161.
Cardie u, Ihomafi, 513.
Cardigan, oo. Cardigan, castle, 352.
, office of the constabu-
lary of, 506.
J king's courts of, king's attorney
m, 511.
, archdeaconry of, 329.
Cardigan county, Cardygan, office of
the *amobyr' in, 121.
, aheriflf of. See Griffith. Walter.
, treasons and felonies in, 130.
Cardinal of England. See Beaufort,
Henry,
Cardinals. See Hardesinus; Rome.
Cardington, Kerdyngton [co. Bedford],
58.
Qirdoile, William, 383.
Cardon, Thomas, of Cliffe at Hoo, 391.
C^rel, John, 539.
Oareles, Thomas, of Blyth, cook, 350.
Oarent, Carant, Caraunt, John, 382,
616.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 201.
, William, 119, 520, 528, 616.
, , commiasioner to raise a
loan, 127.
, , Qommifisioner of oyer
and terminer, 131.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, , commissioner of array,
474.
, esquire, 328, 527, 592,
609.
Carernarvan. See Carnarvon.
Careslawe, William, of Newoastle-on*
Tyne, merchant, 437.
Carethorp. See Carthorpe.
Oarewe. See Carrewe.
Carewell, William, of Bale, husband-
man, 238.
Cari, Hugh, 60.
Cariour, John, 577.
Carisbrooke, Carsbroke, Crassebroke
[Isle of Wight], castle and kird-
ship of, 504, 506, 506.
Carkyll, 168.
Carleton. See Carlton.
, CO. Norfc^, 504.
684
GENERAL INDEX.
Oarleton, John, 23.
, , of Blyth, 410.
, Mioha^, bailiff of HuntkigdoiQ,
376.
, Richard, 407.
, Walter, of Carlton, 410.
Oarletoo Husthwayt. See Oarltow-
Husthwaite.
Oarim, Robert, 616.
Cafflialo, Karliolo, Walter de, 363.
Oarlifilo, Kardoill, Karlell, KarlioJl,
Karliolo, oo. Cumberland, 383,
434, 457, 465, 632, 693.
, bailiff of, 388.
, castle and town of, 457.
, , victualling of, 327.
, , guard of, 442.
, lieutenant of. See
evill, Qeorge, loird Latimer.
, county court held at, 40.
, oitisens of, 465.
, exdhequer of, 271.
V mayor of. See Denton,
illiam.
, the king's works at, 501.
, prior of, 690.
, , Thomas Barnby, prior
of, 383.
, . bishops of. iSfee Barow,
William; Lumloy, Marmaduke.
, bishopric of, temporalities of,
1,69.
, diooese of, 1, 33, 183, 187, 453.
492, 496.
Carlton, Oarleton, oo. Leicester, 310.
, CO. Lincoln, 382.
, CO. Nottingham, 236, 365, 410.
Carlton, East, Oarleton, co. Northamp-
ton, 7.
Carlton ColviUe, Carleton Ool^le [co.
Suffolk], an alien dwelling at,
Ool.
Carlton-Husthwaite, Oarleton Husth-
wayt, 00. York, 236.
Carlton Rode, Oarleton Rode, oo. Nor-
folk, 486, 594.
> parson of. See Bernham.
William.
Carlynike, Oarlunyek, Oarlunzok, in
Creed, oo. Cornwall, 309, 316.
Carmarthen, Kermerdyn, castle, co.
Carmarthen, constable of. See
Beaufort, Edmund ; SkudamouiFS,
Jolin.
I king's courts of, king's attorney
in, 511.
y priory of St. John the Evanee.
list at, 194.
I prior and oonvent of, 497.
Carmarthon, Karmardyn, Kermerden,
Kermerdyn, county, 261.
» , chamberlain of, 611.
.} , esoheator in. See
Aubrey, Walter.
■ •• • •••••■
Oarmartben, county — cont.
y , exdhequer of, 360.
I , office of the 'amobyr'
in, 121.
i ......... sheriff ol. See Gruf-
futh Dun.
Carminowe, Onrmynau, Oarmynowe
John, 299. 301.
, Nicholas, 474, 476.
, Thomas, 619.
, Thomas, esquire, 399, 469, 474,
4:70,
> I commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 198, 279, 361.
Oarnaby, William, 396.
' ••• > commissioner of array,
71, 361. ^'
Carnarvon, Caornarron, Carer narvan
county, 269. '
, commotos of, 242.
, esdieator in. See Halley, WiL
ham.
, exchequer of, 242, 263, 449.
, ' raglorahippes ' of 'lee vouries'
of, 188.
, revenues in, 338.
, sheriff of. See Huls, Hugh.
Carae, West, Weetcarn, oo. Cornwall,
Oamforth, Kimfopth, oo. Lancaster,
167.
Carpenter, Edith, 97.
, John, 110, 116, «03.
J , citiron of London, 216.
217. '
, , executor of Richard
Whittington, 56, 57.
> , of Hill and Moor, tho
younger, husbandman, 309.
, Master John, king's clerk
master or warden of 8t.'
Antony's hospital, London, 262,
4^6.
, Robert, of Lew, 392.
, Walter, of Exeter, butcher, 164.
, William, 276.
> ••• > parson of Hampton,
oarpeniters, commissions to arrest 74.
277, 366, 476.
y commissions to provide, 323,
See also Occupations.
oarracks. .See Ships.
Carre, Robert, 301.
Carrewe or Carreu, Carewe, Carru,
Oarwe, Nicholas, 309.
, , baroo of, 202, 368.
kcCA"—" ^^eht, 118, 197, 218,
220, 221, 279, 289, 300, 301, 361
353, 355, 361, 398, 619.
> , oommissiooer to assess
a grant, 138.
, , commissioner of array,
478.
GENERAL INDEX.
685
Caarewe or Oarrsa — coni,
, Nicholas, of Beddington, ea-
quire, 380.
, Thomaa, knight, 73, 142, 143,
201.
, Misabeih wife of, 148.
, , baroD of, knigjit, 74,
128. > *- , ,
• , commiBsioiier to raise a
loan, 51.
, , sherifF of Deyoo, 129.
carriage, oommiasion to provide, 611.
, punreyaaoe of , 1, 2, 3.
Oarrickfergus, Knokfergus, oaatle, Ire-
land, 100.
CatHDok 'Northward' Llandowy Br^.
See Penoarreg.
OarsbPoke. See Ourisbrot^e.
Carshalton, Kersalton, co. Suirey, 380.
Oarswell, Richard, of Dartmouth,
barber, 279.
Garawylle, RiohaixJ, 301.
Garter, Henry, of Wallhampton, 476.
, John, of Scarborough, 14.
, , of Winthorpe, co. Lin-
coln, 11.
, Thomafi, of Beaton, huaband-
man, 439.
, William, 108.
, , of OveiT Norton, 394.
Cartere, John, of Abyngdon, co. Kent,
391.
, .*, of Kemaing, 391.
, Thomas, of Orundale, 390.
Cartewryght, William, 410.
See also Gartwryght.
Carthew, Garthu, near Penzance, co.
Cornwall, 235.
OaHhorpe, CaretJiorp, co. York, 378.
Carthu. See Carthew.
cartrc^s, carteropes, 44.
oarta, commission to provide, 277.
Cartwryght, Alan, of Friaton, oart-
wright, 160.
See cdso Cartewryght.
Cartyngton, John, 131, 276, 622.
2 , eacheator in Northum-
berland, 120, 142.
, , commissioner to asaess
a grant, 136.
) , knight of the shire for
Northumberland, 396.
, William, commissioner of array
for Northumberland, 71.
Carwardyn, William, 377.
Carwe. See Garrewe.
Oarwell, Thomas, 393.
Gary, Hugh, 99.
, , oommisaionefr of gaod
delivery, 72.
, ., of the county of Som-
erset, 484.
Gary— conl.
, PhiHp, knight, knight of the
shire for Devon, 398.
, , of Gockington, esquire,
287.
, Robert, 19, 164.
Garyngton, John, 955.
, Nicholas, 218, 426.
, Ralph, 218.
, Robert, 410.
, WiUiam, 218, 425.
Garyswalle, Nicholas, of Orleton,
gentleman, 431.
Caaewick, Casewyk, co. Lincoln, 26.
Gassy, John, 972.
, , <^ Southwark, esquire,
294. > — * *
Oastelacre. See Castleacre.
Gastelcary. See Castle Gary.
Casteloombe. See Castle Combe.
Oastell, John, 542.
, , prebendary of Char.
minster and Bere in Salisbury
cathedral, 493.
, Nicholas, 61, 404, 623.
, Robert, steward of Choyles-
more, 460.
I clerk and keeper of
ee mills at Chester, 513.
, William, 375.
Castell Donyngton. See Castle Doning-
ton.
Oastell Hedyngham. See Castle Hed-
ingham.
Castelton. See Castleton.
eastern, Kestren, co. Stafford, 400.
Castilo, king of. See John 11.
Castleacre, Gastelaore, co, Norfolk
405.
, St. Mary's priory, prior of, 404,
486.
CastJe Gary, Casteloarie, Gastelcary,
CO. Somerset, 479, 485.
Castle Camps, Campis, co. Cambridge,
Sou.
, Thomas Ckjke, parker of, 386.
Castle Combe, Casteloombe, co. Wilts.
368.
Castle Donington, Castell Dooyngtom,
CO. Leicester, 309.
Castle Hedin^iam, Castell Hedyngham,
Hengham at the Oastle, HeUi-
yngh&m Castell, co. Eksez, 23.
aliens dwelling at, 576, 678.
, manor of, 602.
oaatle guard, 246.
Castle Riaing, Rygyng, co. Norfolk,
castle of, 112.
J , constable of. See Crom-
well, Ralph, lord; Wodehous,
John.
, ohaoe or warren ol, 112.
686
GENERAL INDEX.
Oastles. See Balingbein. Barnstaple,
Bentley, Oalais, uastle Risme,
Christonuroh, Cognac, Denbigh,
ElsdoiQ, Guisnea, Harbottle, Har-
ringworth, Hope, Kilpeck, Leeds,
Lo^on, Otterbum, Porchester,
Roxburgh. Somerton, Tatters-
hall, Windsor.
Castleton, Oastelton, co. Derby, 413.
, vicar of. See CDLaybrook, Gilee.
, Hurdlow, Hurdelowe, in, 413.
• oaatle works, 171, 172, 173. 174, 176.
Oastre, Brabant, 675.
Castro, Peter de, clerk, 86.
Castro Urdiales, Ceetre Dor Dials
[Spain], 468.
Casyns, John, 537.
Catalonia, meroihants of, 185.
Catayn, Cataneus, Simon, merchant of
Genoa, 289, 290, 327.
Catolyn, John, of Lynn, 18.
Caterall, Richard de, 379.
caterer of the household. See House-
hold.
Caterham, oo. Surrey, 381.
Catesby, John, 64, 629, 693, 622.
, , commissioner to raise a
loan, 126.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, , justice of the peace in
CO. Northampton, 99.
, Robert, eseheatoir in Rutland,
83.
Oatesfeld. See CaUfield.
Catevan, Jodin, 396.
Cateworth, Thomas. See Catworth.
Oatfoes, Catfoese, oo. York, 275, 378.
Catherine, queen, mother of Henry VI,
81, 231, 294, 449.
, grant of dower to, 294.
, cofferer of. See Bateman,
T^iomas.
Catholic faith, the, 186.
Caton, John, of London, chaplain, 97.
Catour, John, 307, 480.
Catoure, Robert, of Timberland, 438.
Catsfield, Catesfeld [co. Sussex], 246.
Oatte, Henry, 61, 404.
Catteahuli, Catishill, oo. Surrey, 62.
Catteworth, Thomas. See Catworth.
Catton, CO. York, 106.
Cat ton, Robert, groom of the chamber
raglaw of the commotes of
Mallaen and Cayo, 114.
, WiUiam, raglaw of the com-
motes of Mallaen and Cayo, 114.
Catworth, Catewortfa, Cattewortli,
Thomas, grocer of London, 6, 78,
«Id.
, , sheriff of London, 497,
600.
, , sheriff of Middlesex,
494, 691.
Caturmayn, William, 396.
Caudebek, John, cfiaplain, 64.
Caundray, Caudray, Richard, 229.
, , olerk, 296, 489, 614,
630.
, , archdeacon of Lincoln,
202.
, , prebendary of Ayles-
bury in Luiooln cathedral, 12S,
, , prebendary of Exeter
oathedral, 347.
, , warden of the king's
college of scholars, Cambridge,
147, 162.
, , servant of the aroh-
bishop of York, 437.
, chancellor of Cam-
bridge University, 614.
, Robert, king's serjoant, chan-
cellor of the greenwax of the
exchequer of Ireland, 66.
Canghley, William, 693.
Caumbrig^e, John. See Cambrigge.
Caumpes. See Camps.
Caundell Marsh, co. Doreet, 699.
Oaundyssh, Caundysshe. Su Cayendish.
Caunaefeld, Caunsebeld, Robert, 200,
274, 360, 468, 608.
Cauntbrigge, William, oitisen of Lon-
don, 78.
Caunton, co. Nottingham, 410.
Oaunton, Richard, parson of Isooed,
416.
, , parson of Lkagoed.
more, 416, 603.
Cauntpes, Thomas, of Litlington, 386.
Caupemaure, co. York, 231.
Caurse, Cawree, co. Salop, 693.
Caus, Cause, John, of Guilden Morden,
husbandman, 164.
, Richard, 406.
, Roger, 61.
, , of Tenby, mariner, 78.
, Thomas, 367.
, , gentleman, 411.
Causton. See Cawston.
Causton, William, 306.
Oautersilly. See Cantref Selyf.
Caux [Seine Lif^rieure], Enanoe, 366.
Cave, South, Southcave, co. York, 378.
Cave, John, abbot of Selby, 34.
Cavell, Robert, 407.
Cavendish, Caundyssh, Cftundysshe,
Cavendiash, Cavendyssh, Robert,
41, 226, 277, 278, 345, 446, 624,
621, 626.
, , oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, <fto., 124, 132, 133,
358, 476.
.., , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
, Joan late the wife ol William,
482.
GENERAL INDEX.
687
Caversham, Jolui, of East Hendred,
64.
/ , Joan wife of, 64.
Oawardyn, David, esquire, 400.
Cawenfi, William, of Stamford, chap-
lain, 432.
Caweeton, John, 401.
Cawode, John, of Oxoombe, 382.
, Robert, clerk of the Exchequer,
19.
, , commissioner de imUiis
et fossatis, 469.
, William, of Whaplode, 881.
Oawres. See Oaurse.
Cawaton, Causton, Coiiston, co. Nor-
folk. 16, 270, 308.
Oaynac in Fronsadoe. See QueynAc.
Cayo, CO. OEArmarthen, commote of,
114.
, raglaw of. See Catton, Robert;
Catton. William.
Oaxton, CO. Oambridge, 385, 387.
Oaxton, Richard, of Tuxford, 410.
CayUeway, John, esquire, 399.
Gaynell, Richard. 371.
, William, 371.
Ceham. Robert, parson of Little Monge-
ham, 106.
Celand. See Zeeland.
Oekrio, Eetel de, 363.
Gelice, Gelyoey. ^ee Zierikzee.
Oelifion. Rumbald, 580.
Cellyng, Richard, oaptain of Sangatte,
2S.
Centurkmus, Antonio, pcuirone of a
oarrack of Genoa, 82.
Cerf, Robert, parson of Moorby, 53.
Cerice. See Zierikzee.
Cerne Abbas, Cerne, co. Dorset, abbey
of, temporalities of, 601.
, tenants of, 601.
, abbot of, 592.
, Se^ cdso Qodmaaiston,
John.
, Johin, abbot of, 592.
) prior of. See Godmanston,
John,
, prior and convent of, 592.
Ceniey, WiUiam. 230.
Certayn Richard, citizen and bowyer
or Loodon, 87.
certiorari^ writ of, 292.
Certooonbusshe, Certyngbussh. See
'sHertogenbosch .
Cenryngton, David, 370.
Cestre Dor Diak. See Oastro Urdiales.
Cestrefeld. See Chesterfield.
Chabenore, John, 377.
Chabot, John, vintner of London, 96.
Ohaoe, Chase, Master Tbomas, clerk,
438.
, , chancellor of Inelajid,
49, 66, S24.
, ., chancellor of Oxford
University, 56.
, .^ warden of the hospital
of St. Bartholomew beside Hye,
79.
Chaoombe, John, of Coveoitry, 357.
Obadderton, Chadefrton, co. Lancaster,
379.
Chadirton, Henry de, 158, 159, 160.
Chaffoombe, Chasoombe, co. Somerset,
tilling of, 466.
Chailey, Chaglygh [co. Sussex], John
Chapman, parson of, 86.
Chalbury, Cbestesbury, co. Dorset, 383.
Chaldewell, John, derk, 267.
Chalesworth. See Charlesworth.
Chaleton, Ithomas, knight, 408.
chalioe of silver, a, 452.
Ghalkele, Thomas, 392.
ChaUow, Chalowe, co. Berks, 486.
C%aloiner, Margaret, of London,
'flfaepster,' 88.
, Nicholas, 412.
, Richard yeoman of the
poultry, 305, 442, 443.
Chalons Chalouns, Robert, knight, 60,
85, 398.
, ,Biaziiohe wife ^ daugh-
ter of Hugji de Waterton,
knight, 85, 108.
Chalowe. See ChaUow.
CSialton, Thomas, 534.
, , sheriff of London, 414.
Chalyngworth, Felicia, 233.
.Thomas, citizen and saddler of
London, 233.
chamber, the king's. See Household.
Chamberlain of England. See Hum-
phrey, duke ol GkMicester.
Chamberlain, Odo the, 362.
CSiamberleyn, Chambirlayn, Chambir-
leyn, Chamburleyn, Chaumber-
leyn, John, 389, 395 595.
, , Margaret wife of. 595.
, , vicar of Great Ben-
fleet, 24.
, vicar of Rustington, 24.
, , of Marohwood, 397.
, , of Watchet, 15.
, , of Watnall, 293.
, Msxid, 561.
, Richard, draper of London,
96, 430, 484.
, , of Catton, yeoman,
106.
, , son of Roger, of Stoke
by Nayland, 330.
, , Margery wife of, 330.
, Robert, 519.
, Roger, kni^t, 388.
, ThomajB, 374.
688
GENERAL INDEX.
CShamberleyn — cant.
, WiHiam, 377, 622, 627.
, , knight, 359.
, Wynooc, clerk, 158. 661.
Ghambemon. See Ohampenion.
Chamberwell. See Camberwell.
Ghambre, John, 401.
, John atte, of Boughton Alupfa,
d0O.
, Jolm, of Caxton, 391. .
, , son of Edmund, of
Epping, gentleman, 319.
^ Thomas, purveyor of pheasaints,
partridges, &c., for tne house-
Wd, 287, 496.
, Wil'liam, 318.
diAmpemon, Ghambemon, Ghamper-
noun, Robert, sheriff of Devon,
601, 691.
, Roger, 356, 618, 619.
, , eequire, 476.
, , knight, knight of the
Gihire for Devon, 396.
Ghampion, lliomias, 389.
Ohampneys, Ghampeneys, Henry, 66.
, , Elisabeth wife of, 66.
, , See aUo Rom-
sey, Walter.
, , escheator in Somerset,
Ghanoellor, the, 346, 600, 604.
OhanoeUor of Eranoe, the (of Henry
» VI of England). iSfee T^rouane,
bishop d.
Ghfuioellors. See Eustace; Kemp,
John; Stafford, John.
Ghanoery, the, 4, 69, 108, 109, 110, 119,
182, 142, 143, 147, 166, 178, 186,
187, 201, 206, 207, 220, 242, 361,
266, 269, 274, 292, 300, 301, 322,
323, 328, 348, 351, 356, 366, 387,
413, 414, 469, 471, 472, 473, 474,
602, 609, 610, 617, 619, 525, 601,
611, 612.
^lerks of. See Ardem, Hugh;
Wymbyssh, Nicholas.
, files of, 603.
, fines in, 63.
, See alio Hanaper.
, justices, serjeants-at-law and
council of the king in, 6, 47,
187, 258.
, letters patent annulled pursu-
ant to judgment in, 6, 4r, 67,
108, 110, 119, 142, 178, 187, 206,
244, 247, 253, 269, 272, 282, 329,
333, 335, 341, 517.
officers of, 143.
, persons arrested to be brought
before king in, 41, 72, 76, 200,
220, 275, 303, 360, 351, 352, 358,
468, 471, 472, 473, 474, 527, 608,
609, 611.
, rolls of, 116, 192.
of Joan, queen of England. See
Joan.
Ghancy', Joiin, 334.
C9ianne, llionias, 277.
Ghantour, William, of Earith, yeoman,
305.
chantries, 204, 243. 460, 692.
, Ucences to found, 121, 212, 243,
262, 428.
Ghapeleyn, Ghapellayn., John, of Slea-
ford, 382.
, John, of Great Wrattizig, car-
penter, 90.
, Thomas, of Westborough, yeo-
man or husbandman, 309.
WiUiam. 309.
Ghaplain, Jooelin the, 363.
, J<^m the, 364.
Richard, the 174.
, Simon, the, 364.
Ghapman, Alexander, of Broadwinsor,
314.
, Henry, 666.
, John, 406.
, , of Kenilworth, 7.
, [of Norfolk], 61.
, [ol Wilts], 10.
, , parson of Ghailey, 86.
, , vicar of St. Peter's,
Thanet, 86.
, Nicholas, of Higjham Ferrers,
chapman, 480.
, Richard, 393.
, Thomas, 108, 890, 394, 474.
, William, of Aylesbury, 397.
, William, of Kirkley, 8.
Ghard, Cherde, co. Somerset, 158.
Gharford, North, Gharteford, co. South-
ampton, 396.
Gharford, South, Southecharteford [co.
Southampton], aliens dwelling
at, 639, 581.
Gharettour, William, 403.
Gharite, John, parson of Sutton and
Bolyngton, 614.
Gharite, Ia, sur Loire, diocese of
Auxerre, Theobald, prior of, 466.
See also Doneti, Theobald.
Gharlbury, Sboridbury, co. Oxford,
393.
Gharlecote, co. Warwick, 333, 384.
Gharlecote, T%omas 281.
, , Isabel wife of, 281.
Gharles VI, king of France, 141, 296,
298.
, his peace with Henry V (21
May 8 Henry V), 141, 296,
Gharles, Peter, 670.
Gharlesworth, Ghaleeworth, co. Derby,
413.
Gharleton. See Gharlton.
Gharleton. Edward de, knight, late
lord Powys, 246, 247.
, John, 889.
, Thomas, knight, 620.
Gharleton Gamyille. See C%arlton
Horethome.
Gharlewode, John, 381.
GENERAL INDEX.
689
Obarlton, Charleton, oo. Berks/ 95.
, oo. Glouoestor, manor of, 615.
, CO. Somerset, 297.
Charlton. Harethoroe, Oliarleton 0am-
viUe, Gborleton Camvyle, Cberl-
ton, oo. Somerset, 67, 297, 482.
Cbarlwood, Gherlewoode, oo. Surrey,
381.
Obarminster, Chermynstre, oo. Dorset,
Srebend.' See Salisbury, cathe-
raJ ohurch of.
Chadrneles, John, esquire, escheator,
&G.y in Ireland, 67.
Chart, Great, oo. Kent, 162, 389, 485.
Godinton, Godington, in, 389.
, parson of. See Fyley, Joiin.
Chart, Little, oo. Kent, 422.
Chart Sutton, Chart by Sutton
"Valenoe, co. Kent, 91.
2 ^^ arohbiahop of Canterbury's
liberty of, 91.
, , steward of. See Chi-
oheley, John.
Cbarteford. See Gharford.
charters, ancient, printed in full, 63,
64, 156, 171-176, 244, 245, 386,
362-365, 415-420, 458-460.
Ohartesay. See Chertsey.
Ohartham, Ghertham, co. Kent, 389,
390.
Ohartley [co. Staffowi], 127.
Chartreuse, order of (Gartiiusian
order), at Hinton, co. Somerset,
78.
Gharwalton, John, 376.
, Thomas, 376.
CSiarwelton, Thomas, 163.
Cbaryngworth, Robert, 408.
Ohary&gworthe, Robert, of Lambeth,
381.
Gkascombe. See Chaffoombe.
(jbase, Tfiomas. See Chace.
Ghatertdb, Henry, 279.
, , esquire, 401.
Chaterys, John, prior of Barnwell,
448.
Cbatteris, CSiateriz, C&aterys, oo.
Huntingdoci [rectvM oo. Cam-
bridge], 312.
, St. Mary's, abbess aoid convent
of, 591.
Chaucer, Ghauoers, Chancier, Tliomas,
623.
, , esquire, 49, 103, 156,
247, 330. 368, 395, 426, 448, 449,
451, 454, 456, 589, 600.
, , chief butler, 100^ 181,
240, 289, 321, 326, 429, 44#.
, , oommiaBioner of gaol
delivery, 471.
, , commissioner <^ oyer
and terminer, 70, 72, 75, 81,
218.
, , commissioner to raise
a km, 127, 354.
84881
Ghauoer, l^Lomas — conJt.
, .......... constable of Walling-
Tord and steward of the honours
of Wallingford and St. Valery
and of the four hundreds and a
half of Ghiltera, 346, 347.
, ,, Alioe daughter of.
See Montacute, Thomas de.
, , Maud wife of, 449,
451, 454, 466, 589, 600.
Ch-aucy, Henry, 371.
Chaumberleyn. Sex Chamberleyn.
C^aumbir, Thomas, 404.
Chaumbre, John, of Blyth, butler, 360.
, Thomas, 521, 530. "
Chaumpe, John, esquire, 402.
Ghaunceller, Cbauncellor, Adam, 390.
, WilHam, 61, 131, 200, 278, 595.
Chaundeler, Henry, 544.
Chaundeller, William, 244.
Ghaundos, John, knight, 178, 334.
, , Fhillippa wile of, 334.
, , of London, 487.
Ghaundyt, John, 3d4.
Chauntdere, John, 994.
Obaunterell. See Chauntrell.
Ghauntmerle, William, 58.
Chauntrell, Chaunterell, William, 613,
617, 618, 623, 627.
, , justice of assize, Sco..
447.
, , chaplain, vicar of
Stratfield Mortimer, 513. ,
Ghaunz, William, 388.
CSiaureth, John, 90.
Chaworth, Gheworth, Thomas, oterk,
611.
, , knight, 354, 409, 467,
523, 529, 622.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, te., 50, 62, 126.
, , oommissioner to assess
a gi'ant, 136.
, , oommissioner of gaol
delivery, 272.
Cheam, Ghayham, co. Suirey, 380, 381.
GbeanBley, Cherdosle, oo. Bucking-
ham, 398.
Chebeyn, John, 403.
Cbeohestre. See Chichester.
Ghechestre, John, esquire, 399.
Gheoomdalby. See Dalby, Great.
Ghedder, Richard, 269, 312, 519.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 201.
, , Elizabeth wife of, 269.
Chedeyok, John. See Ghidiok.
Chedsey. See Chedesoy.
Ghedworth, J<^n, 392.
, Thomas, 392.
Chedyok. See GSiidiok.
Ghedsoy, Chedsey, co. Somerset, 36.
GheiUesmore. See Cheyleemore.
2 X
690
GENERAL INDEX.
Gbeker, John, of Bamaey, 227.
, , the younger, 228.
CJhekeeoiid priory. See QhiokfiaAdB.
Gheldheborne, lluymas, 72.
Qhelohebourne, Tlhomas, of Wye, co.
Kent, 16.
GheLdhehithe. See Cbelflea.
Qhelilande. See Chilley.
Ghelleeton. See Qhelveston.
Ohellys, William, 396.
Ghelnififord, CShelmesford, Ohylmysford,
oo. Essex, 92, 146.
, aliens dwelling at, 563, 563,
583, 564, 565.
Chelsea, Ohelcbehitb, co. Middlesex,
261.
, pareom of. See Browne, Alex-
ander; Medue alicui Oreyk,
Geoffirey.
, Chelrey [P Chelsea, oo. Middle-
sex], an alien dwelling at, 579.
Cbelftfiald, Ohillysfelde, co. Kent, 167.
, paiTson of. See Kyng, Joftm.
Ghelton. See Chilton.
Cheltofn, Thomas, 405.
Oholveston, Ghelleston, co. Noii/hamp-
ton, 429.
Chelvey, co. Somerset, 493.
Ohene, Edmund, kni^t, commissioner
to raise a loan for the king, 51.
Chenercourt, Joihn, of Stamford, 382.
Chepeniham. See Chippenham.
^Chepstow, Ohipstowe^ Qhypstowe,
StriguU, Strogoill [oo. Mon-
mouth], 590.
, an alien dwelling at, 548.
, customers or keepers of the
passage in the port of, 590.
, documents dated at, 34.
, manor and boEXMigh of, 252.
, , stewards of. See
Grendour^ Robert ; Hatfeld,
Stephen.
Chepynden, Simon, rector of Worms-
hill, 388.
Chepyng Oampden. See Chipping
Gtmpden.
Chepyngfaryngdon. See Earringdon.
Chepyng Norton. See Chipping Nortxyn.
Ohepyngtaryton. See Torrington.
Ohepyngwardon. See Chipping-War-
den.
C&erbourg, Ohirburgh, Normandy,
town and cusrtle of, 583.
.1 .lieutenant of. See
Burgh, Joihin.
Cherohe, Jolhn -atte, of Howys, 386.
, Thomas, of Canterbnry, 390.
, William atte, 402.
Cheroheihill. See ChurohiU.
Chord, John, abbot of Muchelney, 190.
Oherde. See Chard.
Gherdesle. See Chearaley.
Cherefeld, William, 397.
QheritOD Fits^ine, Cfliiriton Ftts
Pa3rn, Cluirytoin Fits Payne, co.
Devon, 195, 843.
..parson of. See Bowers, Jobn;
I/ybet, Walter.
Cheriton, South, Southcheryton, oo.
Somerset, free dhapel oi, 368.
Qherlewode. See Charlwood.
Cheriton. See Charkon Horethocne.
Chermynsbre. See Chadrmineter.
Cherriington, Cheryngton, oo. Glouces-
ter, 162.
Cherry Hinton. Hynton, co. Chun-
bridge, 386.
Chert^seye, Walter. See Cherts^e.
Chertiham. See Chartham.
Chertsey, Chartesay, Cherteeey,
Cherteseye, Ghirchesey, Chyrthe-
sey [co. Surrey], abbey, letters
patent of Joan, queen ol Ebg-
land, dated at, 265.
, , abbot of, commissiooer
to raise a loan for the king, 127,
354.
, aliens dwelling at, 538, 557,
560.
Chertseye, Chertoseye, Walter, sheriff
of London, 99, 100.
, , skinner, of Loiuloii, 11.
Oberyngton. See Cherrington.
Chesbroke, John, 184.
, , Joan wife of, 184.
Chese, John, clerk, 332.
Chessman, Robert, of Greenwich, 391.
Chesewyk, Chesewyke. See Chiswiok.
Cheeham, co. Buckiag^m, 897.
Cheshunt, Chespbhunt, co. Hertfoi^,
adyowBon of the church <^, 296.
, aliens dwelling at, 572, 584.
, prioress and nuns <^, 78.
Cliesilburgh. See Chiss^boroug^.
Cheslett. See Chialet.
CSiester. Cestria, Westdiester. West-
cbestr, co. Chester. 124, 318,
593. > ^ f
, abbey of St. Werburga at, 446,
447.
> , abbot of. See Erdeley,
Thomas; Salgjhall. John.
J archdeaconry of, assignment
of half-^tenth from, 111.
casUe, 277, 289.
.* conistable of. See
Bolde, Thomas; Hampton, John.
> y letteziB patent dated at,
38, 84.
I charter dated at, 84.
, exchequer of, 81, 84.
, , chamberlain of, 81.
, the king's fishery at, 518.
letters patent dated at, 52,
84.
, merchants of, 124.
, mills of Dee at, 518.
, prioress sod oonirent of St.
MJurfB at, X06.
GENERAL INDEX.
691
Ghaster ooanty, 70, 277, 413.
, auditors of ministeirs' aocounts
in. See Bedfoixl, Hioihaid;
FrampioQ, Robert ; Cferysn, John ;
G«v€(ndale, Tbomas.
, cibainberkuai of, 289, 613.
cifaamberlains and miniaterB of
the exohequor in, 334.
, lieutenant and chamberlain of,
413.
, oaitli against maintaining
peace breakers to be ad-
ministered in., 413.
, sheriff of, 277.
Gbester, Joibn, 410.
Obesterfiekl, Oestrefeld, Ohesterfeld,
Ghesireville, co. Derby, 265, 367,
411.
, charter granted by Henry III
to, 260.
CSiesterton, oo. Cambridge, 386.
, , an alion dwelling at,
638.
, 00. Hnntingdoo, 394, 375.
CSiesterton, Jolm, citizen of LondoD,
216.
GShesteebury. See Ohalbury.
CSiesthnnt. See Gheeihunt.
Qhestir, William, commissiofner to en-
quire as to concealments, oo.
York, 272.
CShestJrslhire, Joim, 410.
Ohestre, John, 306.
, Lionel, 306.
, Thomas de, yxntner, 66.
Ghestreville. See Oheeterfield.
Ohestrowe, William, of Radfoid, 181.
Gheteman, Thomas, of Epsom, 381.
Chetewode, Thomas, knig^it, 307.
Ghetwynd, Ohetewynde, co. Salop, 164,
200.
Ghetwynd, Ohetewyn, Qhotewymd,
CXietwyn, John, 626.
, , of Alspath, esquire,
384.
, , esquire, constable of
Tintagel castle, 340.
, Philip, 359.
, , esquire, 399.
CaiofcyU, WiUiam, 382.
Gherayiue, Robert, 403.
Ghereley, Gheyele, co. Cambridge, 385.
, rector of, 385, 387.
Cherer, WiUiam, 289.
Gheyerell, Henry, 67.
Oheyington, West. Westchyyyngtoa,
CO. NorihumDerland, 56.
Chewe, John, 285.
Oheworth. See Ghaworth.
Ghewton, Chuton, co. Somerset, 315.
, vicar of. 8u Hoper, .Thomas.
Qheylesmore, Cheillesmore, co. War-
wick, 450.
, park of, 460.
.steward of. See Castell,
Kobert; Stal worthy William.
Cheyne, Cheyney, John, 388.
, , esquire, 397.
, , knight, 168, 397.
, , of Drayton, knight,
75..
, , of Lslehampstead, es-
quire, 234.
, , <^ Long Stanton, clerk
aliae esquire. 431.
, , of Finn, sheriff of
Devon, 343.
, Laurence, 287, 523.
, , esquire, 466, 465.
, , of Ditton, 385. .
, Simon, 56, 372.
, Thomas, esquire, 397.
, , of Ghesham, esquire,
75.
, Waiiam, 488, 630.
, , chief justice of the
king's Bench, 28, 55. 57, 59, 62,
68, 86. 101, 102, 118. 131, 154,
157, 182, 134, 185, 200, 205, 226,
261, 321, 325, 329, 331, 334, 353,
444, 445, 447, 455, 496, 500, 517,
691, 692.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 353, 361.
, , of ESastchuroh, esquire, *
147, 388.
, licence to him to erant
land to rebuild Eastonuroh
diurch on, 147.
, , knight, 301, 367, 631,
616.
, , of Sheppey, co. Kent,
519.
Ohibenhurst, Thomas, 305.
Ghicohe, Biohaid, 388.
Ghichegate, Richard, 208.
Ghicheley, Chichele, C%yohele, Chi-
cnely, Henry, archbishop of
Canterbury [1413-1443], 35, 91,
104, 110, 115, 147, 205, 213, 253,
266, 258, 260, 261, 966, 294, 321,
322, 334, 353, 388, 462, 463, 468,
481, 614, 616, 618. 620, 622, 625,
626.
, commissioner to raise
a loan, 49, 50, 124.
, , castles^ lordships, and
possessions <tf, 205.
, , letters patent of, 215.
, John, 408.
, , steward of the liberty
of the ardibiahop of Oanterbniy,
91.
, Robert, 334.
, , alderman of London,
216.
692
GENERAL INDEX.
Ghicbefiter, Oheoh^stre, Gioestre, oo.
Sussex, 133, 474.
, aliena dwelling at, 5iS.
, archdeacon of. See Safrid.
, archdeaconry of, taxation in,
604.
, bishops of. See Luffa, Ralph;
Nevili, Balph- Rickingale,
Johjfc; Stigana; Sydenham,
Simon; Welles, Simon de.
, bishopric, spiritualities of,
guardian of, 88, 45, 56, 56. 57,
69.
, , tempomditiea of, 24,
28, 46, 55, 56, 57, 106.
, , vicar general of, 24.
, cathedral church of Holy
Trinity of, 69, 193.
, ., ohancellors in. See
«Nel1, Mjsster Robert; Stopyn-
don, John.
, , dean of, 249.
, , dean and chapter of,
55, 56, 67, 69.
, prebends in, Bishops-
nurst, Biashopeehurst, 66.
, , Bracklesham,
JBrakelesham, 19o.
, , , Henfield, Han-
field, 55.
..••..••■, •..■■.•••, ....*..•., w axuDam, ov.
.' , churdhes, St. Martin in the
Pig liarket, 249.
, ^ , parson of. See
Fryk, William; Oppye, Joihn.
, free chapel or cjianitry of St.
James witoout the east gate of,
491, 496.
, dean of. See Crouoher, Joihn.
, diocese of, 24, 28, 45, 46, 122,
155, 226, 260, 263, 264, 267, 270,
284, 285, 322. 340, 454, 466, 514,
591, 608.
, , taxation in, 115.
.mayor of. See Famhurst,
Henry.
, port of, 28, 100. 224, 279, 450,
474.
, , commission to arrest
ships in, 474, 534.
, , customs, Ac,, in, 450.
, , , controller of.
See Alman, William ; Broughton,
John; Wotton, Walter.
, , , surveyor of the
search. See Bryatowe, Richard.
, , deputy butler in. See
Stxiklaud, Walter.
, , tJKmage and peaage in,
controller of. See Thorny s,
John; Trome, George.
Chiokney, Ohikeneye [co. Essex], lord
of. See Banaster, Robert.
Ghicksands, Ohekesond, co. Bedford,
prior of, 873.
Ghiddelegh. See Ohidlegh.
Chiddincly,' Ohydyngjegh, co. Sussex,
Ghidelegih. See Ohidlegh.
Ohideock, Ghydeok, oo. Dorset, 89.
Ohidiok, Ghedeyok, Cbedyok, Chydeok,
dhydiok, John, knight, 98, 130,
209, 210, 520, 528, 616.
, , commifisioner of array,
474.
......... knight of the shire for
Dorset. 382.
GhidLegh. CSiiddele^ CSiidelegh, Ghud-
deledi, Ohudeleg^, James, 197,
200, 299, 301, 475, 476, 519, 527.
, , esquire, 73, 201, 899,
470.
, , oommisflioiier of array,
127.
, , fiheriff of Cornwall, 201.
, , of Devon, esquire, 82.
Ohikeneye. See Ghickn^.
Ohiket, Richard, 98.
Qhiksond, Jdhn, 376.
Ghild, Ohikle, Ghyld, Alexander, 480.
,, of Harlton, 886.
, , draper of London, 310.
, Richard, 466.
, lliomas, of Northwick, gentle-
man, 229.
, William, of London, fish-
monger, 489.
Ghilderley, Childerle, oo. Oambridge,
385.
Ohildham. See Shouldham.
Qhildhay, Cliyldhey, co. Dorset, 307.
Ohilham, Cilleham [co. Kent], 172.
Chilley (?), Ckelilande, oo. Soasex, 245.
Ohillysfelde. See Qhelsfield.
Oh il tern, Ohilteme [co. Buckingham],
the four hundreds and a half ol,
stewards of. See Chaucer,
lliomas; Pole, William de la,
earl of Suffolk.
Chilton, Ohelton, co. Somerset, 431.
Chilton, Chylton, John, of NewingUm,
391.
, Thomas, of Newington, 391.
, William, of Canterbury, 869.
Ohingford, Shyngleford, co. Essex,
234.
Ohinnor, Chynnore, oo. Oxford, 182.
Chippenham, Chepenham, co. Cam-
bridge, 885.
, master of, 385.
Chippenham, Chippynham, Henry, 377.
, Richard, 327.
, Thomas, 378.
Chipping Campden, Chepyne Camp-
den, Campeden, co. Gloucester,
2314, 310.
Chipping Norton, Ohepyng Norton, co.
Oxford, 394.
Ohipping-Warden, Ohepyngwardon [oo.
Northampton], 477.
GENERAL INDEX.
698
Ghippynrham. See Chippenham.
Chipsey, Ridbard, of Kirton in Lind-
sey, 82.
Chirburgh. See Cherbourg.
Ghirbury, Robert, king's clerk, 491.
Chirbury hundred, co. Sfetlop. 294.
Oiirohe, Joihn, 512, 534, 540.
, , of London, mercer, 3^2.
, Nicholas atte, 500.
, Richard, 405, 481.
See also Churche; Chyrche.
Qhirdiegate, Richard, 210.
C^irohehill, Ohirchehull, John, 1^3.
, Thomas, 394.
Chin^elangeley. See Langley.
Ohircheeey. See Chertsey.
Chircbeton., 73.
Ohiroheyerd, Peter de, 537.
, Vincent de, 537.
Chirden, William, 272.
Ohiriton Fitz Payn. See CSieriton
Fitzpaine.
Chirk [qo. Denbigh], 338.
, and Chirklands, CSurkesIand,
338.
, , lordship of, 269, 509.
Chirytoin Fitz Payne. See Cheriton
Fitzpaine.
Qhiahall, Chyahull [co. Cambridge], 64.
, Chi^hull, CO. Essex, 210.
, Chysyll, Great, co. E^Bsex, 340.
Chislehurst, Chiselhirst, co. Kent,
Tong alitis Tongoourt in, 252.
Chislet, Cheslett, Chistelet, Qhistlet,
00. Kent, 86, 109, 390.
, vicar of. See Gilberthorp,
Tbonuis; Morton, William.
Ghifiselborough, Chesilburgjh [co.
Somerset], 102.
W parson of. See James, Miohael ;
estmore, John.
Chistelet, Qhistlet. See Chislet.
Chlswick, Cbesewyk, Ohesewyke, co.
Middlesex, 5.
, an alien dwelling at, 549.
Chiterynden, Thomas, 389.
Chitlyngdon. See Shitlington.
Chitour. See Chytour.
Chitteme, Oiittern, John, 597, 598.
, lliomas, 401.
Chittok, Geoffrey, draper of London,
330.
Chopper, ThVnnas, of Turvey, 374.
Chorleton, John, 394.
, Thomas. 408.
Chorleton Camvyle. See Charlton
Horethorn.
Ohosell, John, 8.
, William, servant of, 8.
Gbrishall Grange, Creesale Grange, co.
Essex, 512.
Christchurch, Chiohurche Twynham,
Oristchipche Twynham, co.
Southampton, 123.
, castle of, 122.
, castle and borough of, 598.
, hundred of, 122, 123, 598.
Christow, Cristowe, Orystowe [co.
Devon], 415.
vicar of. See Cok," William;
Michell, Walter; Schute,
Geoffrey; Viell, Geoffrey.
Chubbe, John. See Goldsmyth.
Qiuddelegh. See Chidle^.
Churbury, Robert, clerk, 440.
Church Down, co. Gloucester, Brick-
hampton, Brichampton, Bryght
hampton in, 310.
Churdie^ Bernard, citizen and skinner
of London, 486. «
See also Chirbhe; Chyrche.
Churchill, Cherchehill, co. Worcester,
96.
Qiuton. See Chewton.
Chychele. See Chicheley.
Cdiydeok. Se^ Chideock.
Chydeyok, Ohjdiok, John, knight.
See Chidiok.
Chydynglegfh. See Chiddimgly.
Ghyld. See Child.
ChyUhey. See Childhay.
Chylmysford. See Chelmsford.
Chyltoo. See Chilton.
Chympeham, John, 391.
Chynnok, John, abbot of Glastonbury,
306.
, Thomas, of Wells, co. Somerset,
20.
Chynnore. See Chinnor.
Chyoinore, Chyninour, John, 534.
, John, of Kingston-upon-
Thames, 360.
Chypstowe. See Chepstow.
Chyrche, John, of Bassingbourn, 365.
See also Chirche ; Churche.
Chyrthesey. Sec Chertsey.
Chyselden, John, of Brauuston, esquire,
370.
Ch3rshull. See Chishall.
Chysyll, Great. See Chishall.
Chytour, C3iitour, Thomas, 277.
Chyver, William, 241.
Chywarton, John, the younger, parson
of St. Stephen's. Branelles, dio-
cese of Ebceter, 84.
Cioestre. See Chichester.
Cilgerran. Kilgaren [oo. Pembroke],
504, 505, 506.
Cilleham. See Ohilham.
Cilycwm, Kiloombe, Kylcombe [co.
Carmarthen], 283.
, paanson of. jSfee Philip ap Res ;
Tamworth, Robert.
694
GENERAL INDEX.
Cinque Parte, the, 75, 199.
, baroois of, 156.
, oommissioii to provide ships for
soldiers in, 526.
, gaugers of. See Howedeo,
Nicholas ; Sandes, Richard ;
Sinclair, John.
, liberty of, 199, 470.
, mayors and baililEs of, 413.
members of Parliament for,
413.
oath against mainftaining peace
oreakers to be administered in,
413.
, ships of, 346.
, warden of. 413, 609, 512.
, See also Humphrey,
duke of Gloucester.
Oipryan, Henry, canon of Waltham
H(dy Cross, 123, 124.
Circestre. See Cifl-encester.
Cireoe, Cirekse. See Zierikasee.
Cirencester, Oiipoestre, Cirenceatre,
Qyrenoestre, SurenoeBtre, co.
Gloucester, 169, 168, 230, 329,
688.
„ abbey of St. Mary at, abbot
of, 467, 483, 628.
, , abbot, prior and con-
vent of, granrf^s to, 46.
, , William Best, abbot of ,
48.
, William Wotton, prior,
afterwards abbot of, 34, 49.
, , oorrody charged on,
241.
, , prior and convenit of,
48.
, , temporalities of, 34.
, letters patent dated at, 450.
Giree^, Ralph de, 77.
Cissak, Peter, 473, 626.
Cistercian order. See Citeaux.
Cistern, Cisterne, John, controller of
customs, &c., in the port of
Bristol, 179.
, , controller of tronage
and pesage in the port of Ips-
widi, 825.
, Simon, clerk, 210, 211.
Oiteaux [C6te d'Or, Francel, order of
(Cistercian order), 262, 296, 342.
houses of, in England, Wales,
and Ireland, 191.
, general council of, 262.
, statutes of, book of, 262.
civil and canon law, the, 183.
Claas, Andrew, 674.
Clack, Clak, Clakke, co. Wilts, 329.
Clacklose. Claclos, hundred, oo. Nor-
folk, 60.
Claghton. John, of Westacre, co. Nor-
folK, husbandman, 491.
Clainoccvaur. See Clynnog-fawr.
dairvaux, Clerevaux [Aube, France],
abbot of, 262.
, WiUiam, abbot of, 191.
, abbot and convent of, 415.
Claison, Miles, 644.
, Tideman, 566.
Claisson, Adrian, 666.
, Gerard, 649.
CLak or Clakke. ^Sfee OLaek.
Clakeheton. See Geckheaton.
aam, Deryke, 670.
Okam van Beron, parte of, 676.
Clampart, Joihn, commission to, to pro-
» vide engravers, 488.
dandon [co. Stirrey], an alien dwelling
at, 665.
dannocvaghan. See Clynnog-vycJian.
dapham, doi^iam, oo. Bedford, 234.
, CO. Surrey, 380.
dapseohe, John, of Spalding, husband-
man, 219.
dapton, dopton, co. Cambridge, 886,
, parson of. See Middleton,
WiUiam.
Clare, dayoure [pariah of Pyrton], oo.
Oxford, 89.
dare, R. earl of (temp. John), 362.
, R. de, earl of Gloucester and
Hertford, 461.
John, 406.
, , oitiBen and 'steynour'
of London, 97.
WiUiam, 228.
, , Joan wife of, 228.
darell, Hiomas, 622, 630, 628.
, , esquire, oommissioner
to raise a loan, 60, 364.
, , commissioDer to assess
a grant, 139.
, , commissioner of array,
h, 360.
, , commissioner de irdUUs
et fossatis, 199, 280.
, commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 302, 349, 360.
, , of Steeton, the elder,
esquire, 378.
Gbu*embald, 244.
Clarence, bastard of. See John.
, duke of. See Thomas.
, John, knight, 144.
William, groom of the chamber,
king's gaol^ at IlchiQBter, 36, 69,
266, 449.
darenoeux king of armfl.- See Lee,
Roger.
Clarendon, Claryngdon [oo. Wilte],
364.
, manor of, 607.
, park, CO. Wilte, 263, 264.
, , launder of. ^ee Ett<w,
Richard; Langtoo, Edmund.
darill, Nicholas, clerk, 251.
darond, John. 687.
GENERAL INDEX.
695
dannaax. CSorevaux, CSerevax, John,
knight, commtSBioner of atray,
} , commiflsioner to aaseflB
a grant, 139.
, Thomas, 375.
Claayngdon. 8ee Clarendon.
Clase, Nicholas, 566.
Clauton. JSee Clawton.
Olavering, Olaveryng, oo. Essex, 91.
Olaveryng, Richard, tallowchandler of
London, 478.
Olavyle, Robert, 373.
Clavyll, WiUiam, of Forne, 383.
Clawartson, Nicholas, 666. •
Claworth, John, lister, 284.
dawton, dauton, oo. Devoin, 437.
Claxby, co. Lincoln, 382.
Claxton, Leonard, 406.
CUy, Edmund del, 606.
, George, 409.
, Niohoias del, 161.
daybfrook, Giles, vicar of Oastlotan,
413.
, Thomas, of Castleton, 413.
daydon, John, 607.
, John, one of the clerks of tlie
privy seal office, 196.
, Richard, 16.
WilUam, 112.
daydych, Richard, 166.
daymond, Richard, 369.
dayoure. See dare. •
CUys, Alard, 676.
, Frank, 669.
, Henry, 648.
, John, 663.
, Peter, 664.
, Thomas, 664.
, Walter, 646.
daysoBi, Flour, 667.
, Thomas, 643.
daysson, Baldwin. 663.
dayton, William, of Biidsall, hus-
bandman, 317.
dearwell, douwwall, co. Gloucester,
480.
Cleekheaton, Clakeheton, oo. York,
257. 268.
dederowe, John, bishop of BanfiEor
[1424-1436], 190, 262, 441.
deeton, detton, oo. Salop, TruLHtfy of
614.
Clement VHI, pope, 106.
dement, John, 73, 397, 463, 686.
, , tenant in ohief, 368.
• , , Philip son of, 368.
, , of Nortihleacii, 14, 16.
t } the younger of Ship-
den alias Qnomer, 313.
...s*...., Thomas, of Haleeworth, 9.
, William, 289, 408.
denchwarton, denchewarton, oo. Nor.
folk, 306.
Olere, David, 221.
Jc^, 403.
, , of Eixilond or Exeter,
dyer, 227, 233.
, Robert, 277^
, Thomas, 392.
, , of Buroott, husband-
man, 161.
derevaux. See Glairvaux.
derevaux, derevax. ^ee darriaux.
dergy, the, 124, 186.
, convocation of, 489.
, grants made to the king by,
111, 115.
, taxation of, 111, 116, 120, 124,
177, 339.
derk, derke, Bartholomew or Stephen,
oi Kingston, oo. Devon, *
labourer, 94.
, Copyn le, master of the crayer
Manequenth of Sltiys, 280, 301.
, Edmund, 406.
, , vicar of Brougjiam,
88.
, Francis, of Stoke Dry, esquire,
370.
, Henry, of Abthorpe, 447, 460.
, , of Moulsoe, husband-
man, 434.
, , of Waterbeach, 386.
Hugh, 378.
, Johm, 216, 318, 333, 668.
, , chaplain, parson of
Broughton, 833.
, , of OoloheBter, 'sum-
nour,' 477.
, , of Eidwinstowe, hus-
baindman, 167.
, , of Hereford, dyer, 483.
, , of Tnkpen, 403, 478.
, , mercer of London, 20.
, alias Ely, John, citissen and
saddler of London, 230.
, John, of Newcesile-upon-Tyne,
merchant, 317.
, , of Olney, 308.
, , of Whissendine, mer-
chant, 83, 370.
, Leuyn, Levyn, Leuinus le,
meirdiaiit of Ghent, 129, 164,
! ?65, 637.
, Nioholas, parson of Spofforth,
113.
, Peter, 667, 668.
, Ralph, 374, 473.
, Robert, 128, 291, 292, 366.
, , smith, 410.
, , of Poslingfard, oo.
Suffolk, husbandman, 482.
696
gp:neral index.
Clerk — coiit,
, Roger, 291, 292. i
, , chaplain, vioar of
Romaey, 497.
, of Taohbrook, 384.
, , parson of Wyfordby,
264.
^^ , pitrson of St. Giles,
Winohelsea, 264.
, Thomas, 471, 476.
, , 'bally,' 306.
, , of Bury St. Edmunda,
361, 470.
, , of London, 48S.
, alias Bodier, Thomas, 693.
, Walter, 371.
, William, of Aylesbury, 398.
, , of Calverfcon, 398.
, mayor of Dartmouth,
301.
:, , of Gedling, 409.
Glerkeeon, Humpihrey, 400.
clerks, oonvict, fines for escapes of,
35.
Cleeby, William, of Marske, 302.
C^eston, John, armourer of London, 21.
Cleterman, Lambert, 669.
Cleithe, William, of Taplow, derk, 430.
Gletton. See Cleeton.
Clove, Richard, 679.
, Master William, obaplaiai of
the ohantry of St. John the Bap-
tist in St. liiary Aldermary
church, London, 321, 326.
CBevedon, Olyfdon, co. Someirset, 440.
Cleveland, co. York, 378.
, Emeland, aix>hdeaconry of, 120.
, creeks, Ac., an sea coast of,
ships in, to be seardhed, 618.
CleveU, William, 396.
Cleves, develand, dive, ClyfPe, Clyve,
Ci^eland, bishopric or parts of,
aliens from, in England, 641,
643, 644, 646, 647, 648, 660, 662,
663, 666, 665, 567, 671, 674^ 676,
679.
Cleves, Cleve, Clife, town of, 641, 646,
667, 678, 679, 684.
Cley [oo. Norfolk], aliens dwelling at,
666.
Oley, Richard, abbot of St. Sampson's,
Milton or Middleton, 188.
Cleybergh, Riohard, 146.
Cleyburn, Peter, 658.
CleyhiM, Nichoias, of ComTbe St.
Nicholas, husbandman, 319.
Cleyson, Derik, 686.
ClibuTO foo. Westmoreland], 1.
Cliderowe. See Clyderowe.
Clife. See Cleves.
Ohff. See King's Cliff.
CUffe, Cflyff, 00. York, 317.
Oliffe at Hoo, Clyve, oo. Kent, 301.
aifford, ayffopd, dytforde, BCenry,
373.
, John, lord, 187.
, , Thomas son of, minor-
ity of, 187.
Lewis, 388.
, , knigjht, 344.
WiUiam, 388, 61P, 628.
i..., , esquire, 99.
, , oommissiooer to assess
a grant, 140.
, , of Bobbing, 247.
, , BliBabeth, wife of, 347.
aifton, Clyfton, oo. Yoark, 316, 362,
479.
Clifton, Clyfton, Gervase or Gervaae
de, knight, 409, 623, 622.
, , oommission^' to assess
A grant, 186.
, John, 396, 409.
, , knight, 351, 404, 621,
621.
, Robert, knight, knight
of the shiire for Norfolk, 404.
, Walter de, 363.
, , of Baldook, 9.
dincards, of ileonish motiey, 262.
Clinton, Clynton, Henry, of Little
Hadham, 276.
, , Margaret wife of, 276.
, John de, esquire, 368, 369,
.•. , John, kwd, 414.
, Robert, 466.
, William or William de, knight,
133, 616, 618, 620.
, , oommissioQer of oyer
ftnd terminer, 76.
Olipstone, Clypston, oo. Nottingham,
410.
, the king's manor of, repair of,
473.
Clitheiroe, C^derhowe, oo. Lancaster,
81.
olock, iflie, in Wes4>minflter palace, 184.
doke, Thomaa, of Stamford, butcher,
313.
done. See Clun.
Clopham. See OLapham.
, an alien dwelling at, 669.
dopisby, John, 404.
Clopton. See Clapton.
Gloptoin, Elisabeth, of Hadleigfa, gen-
tlewoman, 9/.
, Geoffrey, of Clapton, 386.
, Nicholas, 397.
, , oommissioner to asseaa
a grant. 137.
, Robert, sheriff of London, 497.
600.
, , aheriff of Middlesex,
494, 691. *
, Simon, of Clapton, 386.
GENERAL INDEX,
697
Clopton — cont.
, William, 378.
, , oommi8sk)n6r of gaol
delivery, Ac., 358, 476.
, , of Long Melford, 64.
01o6, Arnald de, 570.
GLoeet, the king's, clerk of. See Ather.
ton, Edward.
Oloskyn, Godfrey, 581.
Clossons, GlassoiDfl, oo. Cumberfatid;
fishery of, 340, 341.
cloth, 506.
, ex^rtation of, commission to
enquire into, 132.
, linen, 300, 301.
, unlawful exportatioin of, 200.
, See also wool.
, ulnage on, 117.
, woollen, 512.
Oloth, John, 567.
Clothale, Richard, 372.
Clotingen, Cloton, dotynge, Zeeland,
582, 565.
Cloueneburgh, William, vioar of Berry
Pomeroy, 322.
Cloune. See Chin.
dourewall. See Glearwell.
Clovile, Walter, of Pampisford, 385.
Clovyle, William, escfaeator, co. Hert-
ford, 276.
Clowance, Clowens [parish of Orowanl,
oo. Cornwall, 197. •
Gluce, Nicholas, 552.
Clun, done, doune [co. Salop], castle,
constable of. See Sutton, John.
lordship of, steward of. See
Sutton, John.
duny, Oddo, abbot of, 263, 455.
, , chamberlain, reoeirer
- general and vicar of, in Ikigland,
Sxi. See Auncel, Robert.
, order of, 455, 465.
dux, Hortonk van, knigjht, 295, 299.
dyderhowe. See ditheroe.
dyden>we, Cliderowe, Hugh, 357.
, Richard, esquire, 215.
, ...., controller of customs,
Ac., in the port of Sandwich,
179.
, Roger, 388.
dyf , Joyce de, 557.
, John, skinner, of London, 307.
dyf don. See devedon.
Clyff. See Oliffe.
dyfF, Oassander de, 107.
, James de, 557.
dyffe. See deves.
dyfford, dyfforde. See diff<»Hl.
Olyfton. See difton.
dyfton Dertemouth Hardenesse. See
Dartmouth.
1 dynk, Jdhn, serjeant-at-arms, 124,
1 128, 129, 132, 199, 201, 202, 219,
220, 456.
! , , , keeper or parker
' of Liskeard park, 116, 332.
; , , water-baidiff of Dart-
mouth, 328.
Clynkard, Adam, 554.
Glysinog-fawr, dainoocvaur [co. Car-
narvon J, collegiate church of,
oo-portioners m. See Alcok,
Hugh; Aldelem, Hugh.
dynnc^'Vychan, Clannocvagban [co.
Oarnarvon], church of, 595.
Glynt, Richard, chaplain, parson of
Deighton, 264. .
dynton. See dinton.
dypston. See dipstone.
dyston, Robert, knight, oommissioner
de tcalliis ei fossaiist 73.
dyre. See Oliffe at Hoo.
dyve . See , deves . .
dyve, William, 396.
, , olerk, 88.
dyveden, Joan wife of Alexander, of
Shaftesbury, esquitre, 329.
dyvedon, Riohazd, clerk or surveyor of
the king's works in the New
Forest, 463, 475.
dyveland. See deves.
Cnnt, king of England, 416.
ooals, 1, 323, 515.
coasting-trade, the, 1, 4.
coat-armour, ' cotearmours,' painting
of, 59b.
Ooates, Cotee, Little, oo. Lincoln, 170.
Cobald, John, 407.
Oobbe, Geoffrey, 406.
, John, 407.
, Robert, of Becdee, 10.
Cobbeham. See Cobham.
Cobbys, John, 552.
Gobeham. See Ck>bham.
Oobeldyk, Roger de, 160, 151.
Oobell, Henry, 562.
Cobelston, John, 75.
Oobham, Oobbeham, Ck>veham, co.
Surrey, 129, 380, 361.
Cobham college, co.'Kent, John Glade.
wyn, master of, 388.
Cobham, Cobeham, John, knight, 69,
603, 506.
, Reginald, knight, 481, 603,
605, 625.
, of Lingfield, knight,
379.
, William or William de, 66, 390.
Oobhambury, manor of, co. Kent, 460.
Gobknoe, Oovalence, Almain, 665.
Cohwell, John, 393.
Gobyn, Richard, of £|yam, 412.
698
GENERAL INDEX.
Coohe, William, 900.
Cockayne Hatley. Berobattele, oo.
Bedford, 92i.
Cockermouth, Gokyrmoath, Kokir-
moatib, 00. Oamberland, 863.
, oastle and manoa- of, 532.
cocket, coket, the, 488.
, great oustom so oaUed, seal of
tlie, 104, 183.
, , keeper of otoe part of,
in tibe port of London. See
Grene, wialter.
, letters of, 540.
CookLngton, Ookyngton, oo. DevoD,
237.
G6dan, NioboAas, yeoman, 198.
Oodbarow near Tanworth, Codbarowe,
oo. Warwick, 384.
Ckxlebry, Almain, 671.
Oodeford, John, 58.
Codeham. See Cudh&m.
Codelawe. See Oudlaw.
Oodioote, Codykote, oo. Hertford, 319.
C^odlynff, Thomas, parsom of the paj^sh
onuroth of Little Brandoo [oo.
Norfolk], 492.
Oodnor, Codnore, oo. Derby, 340, 410.
Oodonr, Walter, 408.
Codryngton, Jolin, 368.
Codykote. See Oodioote.
Godyngton. See Oaddington.
Codyngton, Thomas, of Ouddington,
esquire, 380.
Oofyn, John, 227.
CogfiB, Ralph, 364.
Oogeyn, Thomas, 394.
, WiUiam, 394.
Cogge, Nioholas, master of the Marie
Knyghif oi Dantzig, 470.
Cogger, William, ol York, vintner, 237.
Ooggere, Thomas, yeoman of the eatery
and caterer of the household, 3.
Ooggeshale, William, knight, 368.
GoggeshaU, Ooggeahale, Cogsale, oo.
Ekwx, 1657267.
, aliens dwelling at, 570.
Coggue, Clais, of Danteig, 519.
Cogbtes, John, 570.
Cognac, Conunhac, oastle [Oharente
Inf^rieure], France, 459.
cogs. See shipe.
Cogsale. See Coggeshall.
coinage, 262, 283, 288, 336, 347, 452,
461.
of Almain, 252.
ol Scotland, 252.
of Flanders, olinoards ol, 253.
ol France, moutons of, 262.
, salutes of, 252.
coinago— eont.
at Calais, 288.
jfBoi'd and silver, assays of. See
Pix, trials of.
, , unlicensed exportation
of, 132, 200.
.the king's dies in the Tower of
London and Calais, ^pravers of.
See Braodeburgh, Gilbert de;
^ Orwell, John.
See also Farthings, Groats and
half-giroats. Half-nobles, Half-
pence, Henry V, Mint, Money,
Nobles, Pence, Pound.
Ook, Alexander, parson ol Bothbnry,
241.
, Giles, an alien, 539.
, Henry, an alien, 581.
, John, 289, 306.
, , from Halbenrtadt, an
alien, 577.
, , from Herok, an alien,
570.
, Richard, 492.
, Boger, ol ESdensor, 412.
, Thomas, alderman of Norwich,
32.
, WilKam, 315.
, , mayor ol ESxeter. See
Cook.
, , vioar of Henikock, 444.
, , vicar of Ghristow, 444.
, See also Bipper.
(ftkayn, Cokaen, Cokeyn, J., 77.
John, knight, 292, 523, 529,
615.
, commissioner to raise a
loan, Ac., 50, 61, 126.
, , knight ol the shire for
Derby, 410.
« , justice of the Common
Bench, 324.
, , Ida wife of, 324.
, , Reginald son ol, 324.
, , , Beatrice wife
of, 324.
, , , Philip sea ol,
324.
f , parker of Kimbdton,
375.
, Thomas, 470, 592.
Coke, John, 550.
, , d Crawley, 374.
, , of Dodbrook, 'souter,'
133.
, , yeoman of .the armoury
in the Tower of London, 540.
, Thomas, parker of Camps, 366.
, , ol Coningsby, 151.
, , citizen and draper ol
London, 487.
, Walter, 569.
, William, ol Kingston Lisle,
402.
Cokeham, John, of Hbo, 388.
GENERAL INDEX.
699
Cokenage, William, of Loodofn, weaver,
184.
Ookenhull, Gilbert, 403.
Ooker, Robert, esquire, 188.
, , Margaret wife of, 188.
Ookerell, Thomas, 402.
, William, of Beverley, 20, 93.
Ookerliam, John, 375.
Cokes, John, 696.
C<^e8ford, Cokysfoixi, oo. Norfolk,
prior of, 404.
oc^et, the. See cocket.
Ookeworthy. See Oookflworthy.
Ookeworthy, Gokwcorthy, Jolm, 324,
» 399.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 361.
, , derk 324.
Richard, 324..
Ookeyn. See Cokayn.
Ookfeld, Gokfield, John, esquire, 15ft,
409.
, , oommiflsioiner to assess
A grant, 136.
, , sheriff of Derbyshire,
292, 293.
, Robert, 412.
Ookham. See Gookham.
Ookke, John, of Hayes, carpenter, 433.
evokes, John, king's olerk, parson ol
Kinnerton, 446.
, , of Morffo, husbandmtn,
325.
Riohard, 377.
Cokkowe, Rdohard, of Ripe, olerk, 429.
Cokkys, WiUiam, panson of the ahuroh
of Yattendon, 487.
Cokman, John, 552.
Gokworthy. See Ookeworthy.
Cokyngton. See Cockington.
Cokyrmouth. See Gockermoixth.
Cokysford. See Cokesford.
OoU, Hugh, 377.
Golage. See CoUege.
Golan. See Cologne.
Golan, Richard, gentleman, 196.
Oolard, Peter, 583.
Oolas, Rk>hard, 392.
y , Agnes wife of, late the
wife of Henry Gotelere, 93.
Golayn, John, of London, jeweller, 311.
, Thomas de, 579.
Colberd, John, 551.
Golbrok. See Golnbrook.
Colbroke (POolnbrook, oo. Bucks or
Colebrook, co. Devon), aliens
dwelling at, 543.
Colby, John, of Swardeston, 594.
, Richard, of Grantham, mer-
cibeJit, 166.
Colchester, Coloestre, Ooikhestre, oo.
Essex, 16, 64, 97, 205, 209, 210,
313, 320, 333, 368, 432, 434, 488,
477, 493.
, abbey of St. John, 248.
, , Robert, abbot of, 214.
, , William Aideley
(Audeley), abbot of, 214, 222,
, , temporalities of, 222.
, , tenants of, 222.
, aliesifl dwelling at, 543, 547, 548,
555, 557, 558, 560, 564, 569, 573,
576, 580, 585.
, arohdeaconry of, taxation in,
115, 258.
, oastleof, 503, 504, 505, 506.
, , constable of . SeeTeje,
Robect.
, church of St. Runwald, 64.
, , rector of. See Welles,
John.
, fee farm of town of, 503, 604,
505.
gaol, 334.
, liberty of, bailiffs of. See
Mche, John; Bonefay, Walter;
Priour, Robert; Selby, Robert.
, merchants of, 320.
, parish of All Saimts, 64.
, Xx>i*^ ^i ^^^ chief butler's
deputy in. See Abraham,
Robert; Aired, Riohaid.
, river of, 333.
, , miU on, 205, 333.
, , 'le Westbrugge' and
' le EMbrugge ' on, 333.
, ships of, 40.
Col'cok, Richard, of CouJsdon, 381.
Goldekenyngton. See Kempton.
Goldham, alias Goldham, Thoimas, ol
London, dyer, 500.
Cddwaltham, Caldwaltham [oo.
Sussex], 46.
Coldyngton, John, 374.
Cole, Amald, 571.
, Cornelias, 576.
, Edmund, 406.
, Henry, attorney, 23.
, , of OaLlington. Oolyng-
ton, gentleman, 535, 610, 611.
, Master James, 446.
, John, clerk, 246.
, of Knights Enham^
nusbandman, 483.
, Leonard, 547.
, Richard, of New Hythe, 444.
, Robert, 251.
, Roger, of Petertavy, husband-
matn, 430.
, Tlhomas, 233.
, William, 383, 666.
CoLeby, Colby [oo. Linooln], 605.
Goleoote, Riohard, 431.
700
GENERAL INDEX.
Colepeper, Colepepir, Oolpepar, CkA-
peper, Jo&q, 220, 623.
, , knight, 278, 384, 623. '
oommissioner to raise a
loan. Ids.
, Jonn, of Exton, knight, 370.
, Nicholas, 388.
..., Peter, 380.
, Walter, 388.
, , esquire, 75.
William, knight, oommifisioner
to raise a loan, 60.
, , , commissioner
to assess a grant, 140.
Colege. See GoUege.
Oolet, Geoffrey, 66.
CMeton, John, 430.
, , of Dartmouth, 473.
Oolett, Matthew, 308.
Ooleyn. See (Cologne.
Coleyn, John, 471.
Golibaurgh. See Kolberg.
Colier, Reginald, prior of St. Bartholo-
mew's, West Smithfield, 508.
Oolihull, Thomas, of Warjirick, net
knitter, 470.
Oolk, Walter, 564.
Oollard, William, 556.
CoUe, John, 402.
, Matthew, of Stawley, Staule,
20, 228.
College, CoU^, Colege, Hiomas, 350,
aotjm 40(7*
, , king's serjeant-at-arms,
75, 80. 124, 128, 153, 199, 201,
274, 280, 303, 348, 351, 356, 358,
470, 474, 475, 476, 519, 527.
Collegrove, Richard, 9.
Golles, Coilis, John, 393.
, ......r.., .of Pensford, weaver,
232.
, Riohard, 403.
, Thomas, 406.
, Walter, clerk, 142, 602.
, William, 375.
Collingbourn Valence, Golyngbourne
Valence, oo. Wilta, 428.
Coilinsham, CoLyngham, oo. Notting-
ham, 365, 400.
Oollis. See Colles.
CoUumpton, Culmtona [oo. Deron],
church of, 175.
OoUyng. See Cowling.
Collyng, Riohard, 151.
, Roger, 378.
Colman, Henry, pflOTson of Papworth
Bverard, 511.
, , of Farmham, 381.
, John, 154.
, , of Bastwell, 300*.
, Richard, 411.
> .M. of Marlboioagh, yeo-
man, 138.
^Thomas, of London, ohApiaui,
Colmorde, John, parson of Ford, 28.
Colmore, Agnes, ol Coyeotry, gentle-
woman, 167.
, John, 167.
Colnbrook, Colbrok [oo. Buckingham],
23.
CoLne Ekigayne, oo. Essex, 22.
Cohie, the river, Colneystreme, oos.
Buckingham and Middlesex, 308.
Ooiney, Elizabeth, 284.
, , executrix ol the will
of Robert, draper of London,
343.
, Robert, draper of London, 28^
, Stephen, <^ Maidstone, 380.
Cologne. CcAyHf the bishopric or parts
or, aliens from, in England, 546,
548, 568, 578.
Cologne, Colsn, Colayn, Coleyn, St.
CaJonia. town of, 40, 538, 542,
544, 547, 548, 540, 550, 551, 553,.
• 554, 660, 562, 565, 566, 570, 574,
576, 570, 580, 681, 584, 586, 587.
Colonia, Jan^s de, 566.
, John de, 543.
Oolonna, Otho. See Martin V.
Colpepar. See Cdepeper.
ColshuU, Edmund, 150.
Colston, William, of Bristol, ' Serjeant
ol mage,' o7.
Cotetone, William, plumber ol London,
7.
C<Jswayn, CoJswyn, Riohard, 243, 244.
Colt, Richard, 507.
'^ Coltishall, Couteshale [co. Norfolk],
61.
Coltman, Hans, 507.
Colton, John, 560.
, , of Dartmouth, mer-
chant, 431, 482.
Columbell, Thomas, of Thorpe, 400.
Oolvilte, .Colvile, Colvyle, Colvyll, Col-
vylle, Henry, 385.
, John, 100, 200, 362.
^ knigiht, 385, 523, 526,
feSO, 614.
, , ,^ commissioner
to raise a k)an for the king, 61,
61.
, , , oomDtiissioDer
to assess a grant, 135. ^
, , , ambassarkM* to
the General Council at 3asle,
342.
, , shipmaster, 627. ""^
, , of London, 7.
, of Plymouth, 608.
, Thomas, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan, 125.
, , , stewaid ol
Galtres forest, 181.
Colwydbe, Adam, of Bengeworth, 18.
, John, esquire, 400.
Coly, WiUiam, 366.
\
V
GENERAL INDEX.
701
Colyer, John, d78.
, Simon, of Pinley, husbandman,
479.
Colyere, Thomas; 4S2.
dauf^ter <^ John Prynoe, 482.
Colyn, Goc^hrey van, 644.
John, of Mousehole, husband-
man, 456.
, , of Wood Ditton, 19. -
t , of Bt. Stephen's parish,
Launoeston, husbandman, 198.
William, 246, 399.
ft , , of Madingloy, 386.
, of Woek St. Mju7, oo.
Ckimwall, chaplain, oUcls of
* Mbrestowe ( ? Moorwinetow), oo.
Cornwall, clerk, 501.
Colynffbourne Valence. See Cdilling-
Dourn Valence.
Colyngboume, Oolyhborne, Oolyng-
borne, Robert, 21, 112, 119, l^p,
371.
Cdynge. See Oowlinge.
Golyngham. See CoUingham.
Colyndbam, William or Walter, of
Hemingbrough, clerk, 238.
Golyngrigge, Colyngrygg, William, 395.
, William, on Towersey, 388.
Odyngton. See Oallington.
Oolyns, Nicholas, 270.
, , Morcella, wife of, 270.
, Richard, 270.
, , Alice, wife of, 270.
William, parson of the dburoh
of St. Felicity, Bgloohayle, 190.
, , of Thanet, 389.
Combe, co. Southampton, 435, 694.
, CO. Warwick, abbey of St. Mary
at, abbot of, 61.
, , Richard Ot^ierston,
abbot of, 384.
, , abbot and oonyent of,
64.
Combe, John, 371.
, , citizen of Londooi, 97.
, , ooroner of the otty of
London, 444.
, Richard, 388.
, , of Memow, 381.
, Thomas, 88, 378.
William, of Aylesbury, 398.
Combe Flory, oo. Somerset, 319.
Combe, Martin , Combemartyn, oo.
Devon, 114.
Combe Raleigh, Come Ralegh, oo.
Devon, 436.
Oombe St. Nicholas, co. Somerset, 319.
Combere, Richard, 300.
Comberford, John, esquire, 400.
Oomberton, Richard, eflquire, 327.
Comberworth, Cnmberworth, Combnr-
wortb, Thomaa, knight, 92, 303,
425, 461, 621, 530, 611, 612, 620.
i.., , commifiBioner to raise
a loan, 50, 126.
, , commissioner de walUis
et fossatis, 273.
, of Arram, knight, 276,
333.
Combes, Cunbes, co. Derby, 413.
Combka^nes, co. Dorset. See Coombe
Keynee.
Comby, William, of North Curry, huB-
bandman, 316.
, , Isabel wife of, 316.
Come Ralegh. See Combe-Raledgh.
Common Bendi, 462, 527, 610.
, justices of, 87-99, 101, 106, 147,
148, 166, 157, 16&-170, 181, 183,
226-240, 266, 290, 292, 306-320,
324, 326, 329, 330, 343, 344, 345,
347, 369, 420, 429^441, 447, 448,
449, 450, 455, 456, 460, 477-480.
See also Babyngton, William;
Cokayn, John; Goodirede, Wil-
liam ; Juyn, John ; Miartin
John; Fasten, WiUiam ; Frea-
ton, John; Hhorp, R. de.
.keeper of the write of. See
HotoTt, John.
, king's attorney in. See Vam-
page, John.
, suits in, 290-293.
See also Edward IT, Henry V,
Henry VT, justices of the Bendh
of.
Oomotoidore. See Cwmtoyddwr.
Oompton, Gtceat, oo. Warwick, 27.
Compton, John, of Gheam, 381.
Ocmpworth, niomas, 384.
Oomyn, Henry, 377.
, John, 128, 377.
, Thomas, citizen of Limerick,
261.
concealments, commissions to enquire
into. See under the several
counties,
Conderowe. See Condurrow.
Conderton, Alexander, merchant of
Pilton, 316.
conduit, licence to construct a, 869.
conduits, 106, 296.
Gonduke (POontioh), Brabant, 571.
Condurrow, Conderowe, Condorowe,
CO. Cornwall, 309, 315.
Cone, Laurence, 637.
Conebus, Almain, 676.
Conelaus, John, 583.
Cones, Amald, 588.
Oonesgrave. See Cosgrove.
coney warren, licence to make a. 180.
coneys, 134, 264, 321, 337, 452.
Con^m, Convngham [co. Norfolk],
alien dwelling at, 6i39.
Congreve, Thomas, bailiff of the stan-
naiiry of Fenwith and Kerrier,
447.
702
GENERAL INDEX,
sbrook, Oonybiioke [parish of
KennisigtoiZL], oo. Kant, 891.
Coaiingsby, Coayiigesby, oo. lAnofAn^
161.
Oociifioliffe, Coiuisolyff, oo. Duriiam,
237.
Oonningixm, Ooiiyiton, oo. Qajnbridgio,
365, 886.
Gonon, Jdm, owner oi Uie ahip la
Margarete of Vednt (VaniieeP),
800.
Cononley, Oonyngley, oo. York, 257,
256.
Conquest, Jobh, 374.
, , of Houghton, 874.
Oonfltable, Genrafle the^ 363.
Constable, Gonestable, Coostabull,
Counfitabill, Coanstable, Conns-
stabyll, John, 530, 626.
, , esquire, 91.
, , of Frismarsh, esquire,
275.
, , of Halshiam, esquire,
276, 378, 622, 524, 628, 627.
, , , commissioner
of array, 71, 360.
, , , oammisBiionar
to assess a grant, 139.
., , commisskmer
)•«••••% •••••)
to enquire es to conoealmeiots in
York jiire, 272.
, , , oommissiooier
de vxiUiis et fossaiis, 260, 469.
, , , oommissiooer
of oyer and tM*mine!r, 302.
, , , oommissiooier
to raise a loan, 354.
, , of Hedon in Holder-
ness, esquire, 276.
, , of Holderness, 627.
, , of Yorkshire, 62, 66.
, Robert, 123, 698, 601.
, , of Flamborouglh, oo.
York, 276, 360, 622.
, , , oommisfliioiiier
of array, 360.
, Thomas, of Catfoes, esquire,
276, 378.
Constable, the, of Enfl;land. See John,
duke of fiedford.
Const&noe, bishop of. See Geoffrey.
. Comstanoiis, Walter de, 420.
Oontes, John, 587.
Conunhac oastle. See Cognac.
Conurathe, John, 570.
Conway, Comeway, Conewey [oo. Car-
narvon], oastle. ooostables of.
See Bolde, John de; Butler,
Ralph.
Conwy, WiUiam, psiTBon of Uanglyd-
wen, 460.
Cooy, William, 401.
Conyan, John, of London, merohaot,
226, 249.
Conybroke. See ConingsbiPook.
Conyers, Christopher, 76, 128, 621, 686,
601.
, , oommissiooer of array,
71, 360.
, , commiesiooer to assess
a grrajit, 189.
, , esquii«, oi Hornby,
436.
, John, 269.
, , oommossiioiieir of array,
360.
, , ol deireland, esquire,
378.
, Margaret, lady of Hornby, 436.
, Robert, 123. •
, , Isabella wife of, 123.
, , , her son Chris-
topher, 128.
Oomyngesby. See Coningsby.
Oonyngiham. See Congham.
Cooyngley. See Oononley.
Qonyngton, nomas, 436.
Comyson, Peter, 646.
Conyton. See Connington.
Conyton, William, of London, tiler,
602.
Coo, Richard, of Boothby Paginell,
labourer, j433.
Coof, Richard, 366.
Cook, Roger the, 363, 364.
, Sefrid son ol Richard the, 245.
, Walter the, 363.
Cook or Cooke, Henry, 410.
, Henry, of Weobly, 296.
, Herman, 558.
, John, 296, 410.
, , bell maker, 72.
, , of Boston, merGhanit,
m
, , of Colchester, 493.
, , of Bdensor, 412.
, , ohaplain, yicar of
Monk Sherborne, 204.
, , of Shutlanger, 11.
, Lauremoe, 367.
, , of Coventry, merchant,
220, 364.
...., , mayor of Coreatry, 34.
, Richard, 648.
, , esquire, 372.
J. , parson of St. Geoiige's,
Winchester, 93.
'...., , mayor of ESxeter, 918.
, Simon, 406.
, or Simood, alderman,
of Norwich, 32.
, lliomas, 86, 162, 463.
, , Catherine wife of, 86.
, , of Brixworth, hushuid-
man, 306.
, , of Minstead, 476.
, , of Norton, 411.
, Master Walter, 18.
GENEBAL INDEX,
708
Ck)ok or Cooke — cont.
, William, 86, 463.
, Ook, William, mayor of
Ex«ber, 221, 474.
, , of HarbwBll, 398.
Cookhftm, Cokbom, oo. Berks, 504, 505,
506.
, bailifiPs and good men of, 930.
Cooksworthy, Cokeworthy, oo. Devon,
236.
Coole, William, 406.
Cooling, Ooulyng, co. KeBst, 178.
Coombe Keynes, Combkaynee, oo.
Dorset, 463.
CSpeland, Copland, Ooupelaiid, oo.
Cumberland, 968.
, forest, 168.
Copenhale. See Ooppenhall.
Copfoid, GO. Essex, 267.
Copland. See Copeland.
Copgray, John, clerk, 376.
Copleston, Coplestone, Coppleston,
John., 154, 199, 201, 202. 206,-
218, 220, 221, 273, 275, 279, 300,
301, 347, 348, 351, 366, 399, 475,
497, 518, 519, 602, 615.
, , commissioner to raiae
a loon, 51, 125, 964.
, , oommissioner to aasess
a grant, 136.
, , oommiflcdoner of gaol
delivery, Ac., 197, 198, 201, 273.
, , the younger, 271.
Coppe, Thomas, of Sandhurst, oo. Kent,
75.
Ooppenhall, Copenhale, oo. Staffoid,
pnebend of, in St. Michael's
ohapel, Penkridge, 462.
Coppleston. See Copleston.
Ooppull, William de, 379.
Coppyng, John, aldefrman of Norwich,
32.
Copshef, Oopeiheef, Simon, draper of
Lcmdon, 21.
Copthorn, Edith, wife of Ralph, of
Hminster, dyer, 490.
Copto, Thomas, chaplain, 490.
Copuldyk, John, eequire, 381.
Cop3rndale, Adam, 471.
Corbald, Nicholas, of Hoxne, barker,
438.
, Robert, of W^rlingworth, hus-
bandman, 429.
Corbet, Gabriel, of Southampton,
mariner. 117.
, Humpnrey, 384.
, Roger, servant, 134.
, , of Lee, oo. Salop, 524.
, Corbei?te, Thomas, of Lee [oo.
Salop], 277, 408 624.
, , of Mxtfieton Corbet,
406.
, , justice of gaol defivery,
474.
, Walter, 627.
, esquire, commissioner
to aaseas a cpiant, 138.
Corbridge, Oorbrig, oo. Northumber-
land, 113.
Oorby, William, husbandman, 194.
, , parson of Erwarton,
oo. Suffolk, 499.
CorbyL William, archbishop of Canter-
Wry 1:1123-1136], 417, 418.
Oorbyn, John, gentlemani, 400.
, William, gentleman, 400.
Oorden, Richard, ai^chdeaoon of Roobes-
ter, 388.
Coidra, Richard, 871.
Oordy, Richard, 406.
Corf. See Corff«
Oorfe castle, Corfcastell, oo. Dorset, 94.
Corff, Corf, John, 625.
, , commissioner to assess
A grant, 138.
, , oommissioner detoalUis
et fossaiis, co. Sussex, 348.
, , commissioDier of gaol
delivery, 353.
, Robert, olerk, 63.
Coriare, William, of Swindon, butcher,
482.
Cork, CO. Cork, 64.
, friara preachers of, 455.
Cork, Oorke, John, 133, 187, 199, 426,
468. 472, 52f , 616.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, , of Fadderda, oo. Corn-
wall, 273, 279, 518.
Cormound, John, merohanit of Man-
strewe and Hedyn in Picardy,
com, 134, 268, 300, 326, 328, 471.
, licences to ship, 4, 323, 326,
327, 328, 447.
, unlawful exportation of, 471.
comage, 170.
Combrough, Comeburgih [co. York],
209.
Cornelius, Joh.n, esquire, 132.
Comer, Catherine, of Leverington,
widow, 228.
Comewaill, Cornewaille, Cornewale,
Comewavl Comewiayll, Ed-
mund, or Burford, 596.
, , Eliaabeth wife of, 596.
, John, 394.
, , esquire, 58.
, , knight, 8, 60, 95, 160,
165, 166, 334, 495, 503, 529, 613.
, , oommissioner to raise
a loan, 51, 125, 954.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
, , oomm>ifisioner of array,
72.
, , husband of Elizabeth,
countess of Hunitingdon, the
kin^s great aunt, 247.
704
GENERAL INDEX.
Oome^miiQ, John — cont.
, oreated baron Faun-
hope, 247.
, , lord of Faunihope, 270.
, , muster of, 612.
, , parson of Stedham, 46.
, , pairaon of Bunnarsh,
46.
, Bdcthard, esquire, 596.
, Stephen, 308.
Oornewaleys, John, 131.
Cornewalssh, James, ohief barom of the
£izch€quer in ^land, 635.
Cornewayl, Ck>mewayll. See Comewaill.
Oornore, oo. Sussex, 245.
Oornu, Robert, 399.
, William, 519.
, , esoheotor in Somerset,
270.
Cornwall, county of, 23, 197, 198, 201,
218, 225, 351, 355, 356, 359, 4^,
468, 473, 490, 502, 525.
, , arohdeaoon of. Sec
Fylham, William.
, , arohdeaoanry of, as-
signment of half -tenth from, 111.
, , assises in, 68, 82.
, , , justioes of,
424.
, , oos«ts of, 303.
, , ooinage of tin in, 4.
, , oommissioners of array
in, 473, 519.
, , oommissioners to assess
a grant in, 135.
, , oommissdoners to raise
a loan in, 51, 125, 354, 528.
, , conoealments in, 475.
2 , controllers of tin, Ac,,
m. See Bamfeld, Richard; For-
tescu, John; Merston, John.
, , esc^eator in, 246. See
also Mules, John.
, , gold and silver minee
in, 289.
, inquLntions in, 139,
219, 273, 274, 275, 279, 361, 359,
468, 470, 475, 618, 527.
, , justioes of tile peace in,
615.
, , the kings parks in, 428.
, , , surveyor of,
and master of the kin^s venison
in. See Oourte^iay, Philip.
, , outlawries in, 7, 11,12,
14, 19, 57, 87, 89, 92, 95, 98, 167,
160, 103, 236, 306, 308, 309, 311,
312, 317, 436, 487.
I , pesage of tin and lead
in, controllers of. See Eist,
Thomas; Somerootes, William.
I pirates of, 627.
Cornwall, county of — coni,
, , receiver of, 47, 107,
20S. See also Johaoi, Lewis.
, , flheriff of, 51, 126, 128,
132, 136, 197, 201, 202, 220, 240,
274, 276, 279, 303, 351, 364, 426,
476, 490, 626.
, See also Chid-
te^, James.
, , stewards of . SeeAamn-
del, John; Oourtenay, Philip.
, , tenth and fifteenth
from, asstg^unent of, 60, 62, 116.
, , trespasses, Ac., in, 303,
468. •
, duchy of, 122, 187, 189, 260,
272, 285, 299, 340, 347, 443.
, , aooounta of ministers
of, 187.
■ •••••■••• •••••••••• •••••••••> «■ Uvl 1 ^^JftO C^a •
See Somer, John; 1%orletliorp,
John; Waishe, Jcihn>.
, , issues or revenues of,
299, 496.
, , reoMver-general of, 64,
187, 226, 266, 266. See also
Joban, Lewis; Whityngham,
Robert.
f , steward of. See
Oourtenay, Philip.
ComwaU, earl of. See Reginald.
ooronation, the, 3, 4, 6, 24.
, nomination of nuns on occasion
of, 45, 48, 54.
ooroners, to make a pan^, 39, 40.
Gorpusty, Gorppesty [oo. Norfolk], 185.
, vicar of. See Wyveton, Wil-
liam.
oonodiee, 241, 473.
Ooraoombe. See Ooscombe.
Oorsfeld. See Koesfeld.
Corston. See Oawston.
GoTBton, CO. Somerset, 194.
Gortenake, Brabant, 567.
Gorth, Yrank atte, 643.
Gortlyn^Btok. See Ooetock.
Gortom. See Gorinohem.
Gorton [oo. Suffolk], an alien dwelling
at, 638. •
Gorve, John, 265.
, , of Merstham, 380.
Gorver, Nicholas, 682.
Gorwyser, John of Kinver, 'souter,'
436.
Gory, John, parson of Spizworth, 22.
Ooryngdon, John, 211, 212.
Ooryn^iam, John, warden of the free
ohapM of SS. Mary and Tliomaa
the Miartyr oo the bridge of Bed-
ford, 226.
Gosgrove, Goneegrave, oo. Northamp-
ton, 433.
«M
^
GENERAL INDEX.
706
Coflkyii, oMas Drop, Henry, oliaplam,
11.
Oosoo, TiiomaA, of London, gentlemaii,
226.
Ooeseham, Jobn, oituen and meroer of
London, 160.
Ooflsyngton, Stephen, 888.
Goet, William, 160.
Goflta, Lanraoce de, 668.
, LewiB de, of Weet Wratting,
esquire, 313.
, , Margery wife of, 313.
Gostacd, Joiin, 643.
OoBtesBey, Ooeteaey, OoBteeeye, oo*. Nor-
f<^, 346, 444.
GoBtook, GortlyngBtok, oo. Nottingham,
191.
Goflton, John, 310.
Goswin, Goswyn WeQeward. See
Gwinnear.
Gosyn, Daniel, 129.
, Joan, 270.
, Roger, of Groyland, 320.
, Thomas, of London, gentlenum.
110, 167.
, , of Meldreth, 387.
, William, 180.
Gote, oo. Oxford, 392.
Goto, Robert, of Lyng, ohapman, 436.
Ooteler. Gotelere or Gotiller, Henry, of
Borfonl, 93.
, , Agnee wife ol, 98.
, John, butcher of London, 11.
, , of livermeirB, clerk.
233.
, Richard, 392.
, WiUiam, 392.
Gotenham. See Gottenlham.
Goterell, Elizabeth, 281.
, , Agnee ap Rees daugh-
ter of, 281.
, John, 44S.
, Nicholas, 399.
, Richard, 403.
Gotee. See OotAea.
Gottea, Humphrey, 408.
jJotn, knight foi^*the shire for
Warwick, 384.
, , of Elaham, 486.
, .^ of Framlingham, ohap-
man, 431.
, Robert, ol Stone, 391.
, Simon, of Beverley, shipwright,
92.
, Thomas, 372.
Gotford, John, oontn)iU^ of the petty
ooatom in the port of London,
4G0.
Gotiller. See Gotekr.
Gotiflford, John, oi Weston, 366.
24881
Gotom, William, derk in the offioe
under the keeper of the Great
Wardrobe, 356.
, ,j^ clerk, keeper of the
Great Wardrobe, 264.
J. , porter of the Qireat
Wardrobe, 264.
Gosbon, Gbtone, Gotoun. See Gotten.
Oottenham, Gotenham, co. Cambridge,
386.
Cottesmore, John, 446, 451, 602, 529,
613, 614, 616, 618, 621, 623, 624,
025.
, , justice of the Common'
Bench, of assise, &o., 2, 5, 68, 70,
72, 76, 81, 131, 268, 351, 368, 436.
, »..., oommissioner to raise
a loan, 51, 127.
, , oommissioner to de-
liver Bedford gaol, 493.
, , Serjeant at law, 39.
, , oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, Ao., 132, 197, 218,
219, 275, 353, 368, 471.
, .......... oommiseioner de waUiis
et foseatis, 199.
^, Richard, 397.
Gottingiham, Gotyngham, oo. York, 430.
., church of, 262, 496.
, paroon of. See Dalton, John;
Dixon, Nicholas.
Cotton, Goton, co. Suffolk, an alien
dwelling at, 588.
Cotton, Goton, Gotone, Aymer, esquire,
400.
, John, esquire, 400.
, NioholAS, 683.
, Richard, 128, 302.
, , of Trumpington, 21.
, Robert, 61, 98, 307, 330.
, Thomas, esquire, 400.
, , of Lanwade, 366.
, Walter, 671.
, , of Lanwade, 386.
Gottyngjiam, Gotyngham, John, a monk
of St. Mary's abbey, York, 166.
, WiUiam, yeoman of the ayen-
ary, 8.
Cotyngjiam. See Gottingiham.
Gotyngham, John. See Gottyng^am.
Goudraye, Peter, 396.
Goueley, John, derk, 308.
Couell, William, of Swimbrook, gentle-
man, 170.
Goueme. See Gowarne.
Goufold, Robert, 371.
Gouland, Robert, or Robeort de, 290,
291, 292, 366.
Goule, Hiomas, of Rookley Isle of
Wight, husbandman, 463.
Coulsdon, Gollesdon, oo. Surrey, 381.
2y
706
GENERAL INDEX.
Ooulyng, oo. Kent. See Cooling.
, oo. Suffolk. See Oowlinge.
Coumbere, Ric^iard, 826.
Clouncil, the, 1, 2, 23, 24, 26, 27, 35-37,
44, 45, 47, 48, 49, 51, 54-9, 64-67,
60, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75, 78, 81, 83,
84, 86, 100, 101, 102, 103, 105,
106, 107, 108, 110-124, 127-129,
131-133, 143-147, 163. 155, 182,
184, 185, 186, 187, 188, 180, 190,
193, 194, 195, 196, 197, 196, 200,
202, 204, 206, 213, 219, 220, 223,
224, 225, 241, 242, 243, 244, 246,
247, 248, 249, 250, 251, 252, 253,
254, 257, 258, 259, 261, 262, 283,
264, 265, 266, 267, 269, 271, 277,
283, 284, 285, 266, 287, 266, 289,
290, 295, 297, 299, 321, 324, 327,
328, 329, 330, 331, 332, 333. 335,
336, 336, 339, 340, 345, 347, 348,
349, 350, 362, 353, 355, 366, 369,
414, 427, 428, 442, 443, 444, 446,
447, 448, 449, 450, 451, 452, 454,
455, 466, 457, 458, 461, 462, 463,
464, 466, 469, 488, 489, 490, 491,
493, 494, 497, 602, 506, 506, 607,
508, 509, 510, 511, 512, 513, 514,
515, 616, 617, 530, 531, 533, 535,
637, 539, 540, 589, 590, 591, 592,
594, 695, 696, 696, 601, 602, 603,
604, 607, 608, 609.
, autihority of, 63.
, lords spkitual and temporal in,
184.
, peraonfl to be brougiht up be-
fore, 41.
, petitioos to, 36, 45.
, the Great, 4, 24, 68, 191, 206.
, , lords of, 60, 69, 260,
346.
Gounsclyff. See Coniecliffe.
counsel, soarcity of, 32, 38.
OouBstable, Counstabyll, Gounstabill.
See Constable.
Counterson, Roger, 679.
Coupall, Herman, 666.
CoupeLand. See Copeland.
Couper, Coupere, Adrian, 582,
, Derrik, 572.
, Edmund, clerk, 249.
, Geoffrey, clerk, 222.
, Hugh, 562.
, Jolm, 151.
) , of Dunkirk, an alien,
639.
, , of Kingston, 887.
> , fn>m Mechlin, an alien,
673.
, Laurence 642.
, Peter, of Hythe, an alien, 664
.., of London, an alten.
637.
., of Windsor, an alien,
., Reginald, 663.
Couper — oofii.
, alias Weston, lUohard, of
Coventry, co. Warwick, chaplain,
480, 4S7.
, , of Guatan, 394.
, , of Tazley, oo. Hunting-
don, 13.
, , , William son of 9
13.
, Robert, parson of Fozley, 10.
, Roger, oitisen of London, 698.
, , William, son and heir
of, 696.
, WiUiam, 206, 291, 293, 366.
Oourdere, John, of MaidaUme, 246.
Court, HenoT de, brother of lliomaB de,
tenant in chief, 331.
Oouirten&y, Courteney, Cutenai, Ed-
ward, earl of Dev^on [1377-1419],
465.
, Hugh, eeal of Deron [1419-
1422], 250, 271, 464.
, , Anne wife of, 260, 271.
, John, knight, 626.
, Philip, 299.
, , knight, 197, 201, 273,
274, 276, 279, 280, 301, 347, 363,
368, 396, 426, 428, 469, 473. 519,
615.
, , commissioner of oyer
and tedrminer, 196, 273, 358, 361.
, , commissioner of array,
473.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 354.
*> , , master of the king's
veniflon within ComwiJI, 426.
I ., steward <^ the county
and duohy of Cornwall, 47, 473.
, Reginald de, 175.
, Thomas, earl of Deron [1422-
1456], 194, 197, 271, 356. 464,
469, 476, 616, 619, 608, 613, 616.
616, 624. » » , .
, , nonage of, 194, 213,
263, 264, 271, 464,
9 , commissionar to raise
a k)an, 364, 628.
, , licence to, to take deer
in NeiTOohe forest, 464.
, .., muster of, 612.
, William, archbishop of Canter-
bury [1361-1396], letters patent
of, 43. ^^
Courtrai, Courtrey, Ourtryk, Handera,
637, 686.
Cbnrtson, Matthew, 667.
Cousant, Thomas, of Ghialet, 390.
Coutances, Walter de, aniibidbop of
Rouen, 176.
CouteshaJe. Su OoltishaiL
Oouyng, John de, 644.
Coralenoe. See Ooblence.
Core, 00. Southampton, 161.
..North, Northoore, cao. Soffoik,
94, 236.
GENERAL INDEX.
707
Goyefaam. See OobbAm.
Corebitbe, OoTehide, oo. Siiffolk, aliens
dweUing at, 672.
CoTeQ St. Paul, GoTyn, oo. Stafford,
d09.
OoTcnte, William, 151.
Coyeutry, Ooyeotre, Oov^ntrie. co.
Warwick, 9, 13, 14, 15, 16, 21,
24, d8, 167, 170, 190, 220, 283,
23b, 306, 311, 320, 388, 357, 384,
365, 428, 453, 480, 487, 598, 600.
an^deaconry of. aflsigpameint of
half-tenth from. 111.
MMuliffs of. See Doviyiigtan,
William ; Soatham, Bobert.
, cathedral church of St. Mar-
garet, 452.
, '...., prior of, 50, 62, 190,
453.
, , oommiesianer to raise
a loan, 126.
, , Bich«rd Grosaeby, prior
of, 21.
...« , prior and oonyent oi, 102, 448.
, priory of. fee farm of, called
'IlrleBpart,^ 190.
, , snb-prior and dh&pter
of, 452.
, fee farm of, 266, 331.
, gild of the Holy THnity, 384.
..., master of. See Alles-
iey, Giles.
, mayor of, 62, 357, 384, 467.
See ciio Cook, Laareoice ; Miohell,
John. •
, mayor and men of, 61.
, men of, 467.
, priory of St. Anne's, by, 54.
, , prior and oonyent of,
grants to, 54.
, streets, etc., 'Oowelane,' 357.
, , 'le Brlestrebe,' 357.
, yicar of, 62.
Goyentry and Lichfield, bishop of. See
Hey worth, William.
, dioceee of, 27, 36, 66, 69, 119,
121, 142, 178, 192, 247, 296, 322,
331, 444, 447, 456, 462, 489, 604.
, , taxation in, 111.
Goyentry, Goyentre, Goyynftre, John,
61, 118, 371, 402, 503, 515.
, John, of Deyises, 277, 314.
, Bobert, 93.
, Thomas, 287, 451, 623.
, William, 371, 435.
, prior of St. Bartholo-
mew's, West Smithfield, 499.
Goyerham, Stephen de, 364.
Goyyn. See Goyen St. Panl.
Goyyntre. See Goyentry.
Goward, Biohaid, controller of tronage
and peaage in the port of New-
castle-apon-Tyne, 324,
CkfWBxne, Goaeme, Goweme, Goem, oo.
Hereford, 180, 295.
, free wmrjMi at, grant of, 180.
, market and fair at, gnant of,
180.
Oowbit, Gowebet, Gowebit, oo. Lincoln,
219, 309.
Gowebrigge, Geoffrey, of Down Ampney,
farmer, 239.
Gowebynder, Henry, 569.
Goweling, Henry, of Wimpole, hus-
bandman, 90.
Goweper, Qenard, 584.
Gowhope, Roger, 412.
Gowle, Balpih, master or warden of the
collegiate olhiirch of St. Boni-
face, Banbury, 322.
GowUng, Godlyng, oo. York, 257, 258.
Oowlin^, Golynge, Goulyng, oo.
Suffolk, 230.
Gowode, William, yeoman, 130.
Gowpuldyk, Ralph, of Boston, mer-
chant, 220.
cows, 130, 146, 268.
Gowyn, John yan, 553.
Goy, Stephen, 568.
Goychuroh, Lewis, archdeacon of Lewes,
274.
Goyll, John, of Dartmoath, merohant,
90.
Goc, Henry, of Lopelzan, master of the
yes^Bl Nostire Dame Delarmor,
300.
Gnaas, John, of Luckington, 268.
, , Margery wife of, 266.
Grabbe, Henry, 410, 541.
Grakeall, Robert, 305.
Grakanthorp, Grakenthorp, Robert,
132, 200, 426, 626.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, Roger, parson of Kirkby There,
, WiUiam, oommissianer of array,
361.
Qramfeld. See Granfield.
Gramlington, Oamlyn^on, oo. North-
umberland, 435.
Qranbome, Granburum, co. Dorset,
manor of, 515.
Granbourn, Granburne [co. BerksJ,
pannage and custody of, 510.
Granbrook, Granebrok, Granebroke, co.
Kent, 161, 390, 477.
Qnanbom, John, parson of Winter-
bourne Earls, 496.
Granburum. See Granborne.
Granden. See Gransden.
Qrane, oo. Northampton, an alien
dwelling at, 562.
708
GENERAL INDEX.
Gr&ne^ Alioe, 227.
, Jofaji, 406.
, , ol Oftiiterbary, an
alien, 587.
, , merchiuit ol tlie Tea-
tonic HJanse, 201.
, , of Winohelsea, am
alien, 686.
, .., of Wood-NonrtoQ, ee-
qaire, 314.
y , I gentleman, 494.
, Nioasyn, 683.
, dUas Orowemere, BioihaiPd, of
Shipden (by Qromer), 14.
, Robert, 361, 426, 523, 621,
626.
, , justioe of gaoH deUyery,
476.
, WilliAm, fletoher, of London,
44, 607.
Oranebrok, Oranebroke. jS^ee Ottm-
brooK.
Craneburgh [ P in Olevee], 550.
Craoele, John., 407,
Oranewell, Miohael, 620.
Craneweys, Geoffrey, 405.
Cranfeld. Alexaoder, of Little Brick-
hm, ironmonger, 161.
Cranfield, Gramfield [oo. Bedford], an
alien dwelling at, 569.
Cranham, Oponeliam, oo. Gloaoeetetr,
18.
Granle, WilMam, of Dunsfold, 380.
Qranley, Qraole, Granlegih, oo. Sonrey,
, an alien dwelling at, 566.
Grasiley, John, 558.
Orantock, St. Carontoo, co. ComwaU,
45/.
.dean of. See Oarbura, Jcbn;
Kelly, Jobn.
QranweU, William de, 605.
Orairell, niomas, oommiflsioner to raise
a loon, 126.
Qraa, Robert, 515.
Graflsebroke. See Garisbrooke.
Graasus, Hamon, 34.
, William, steward of Pembroke,
33.
> , the firstborn, 34.
Qraston. See Grafton manor.
Orathome, Gnawethorn, oo. York, 318.
Graton, John, of Golchester, chapman.
313.
Qraule, John, 61.
Graumareis. See Growmarsh.
Grave. See Grave.
Graven, co. York, 379.
Graven, John, 638.
Gnaweley. See Grawley.
Grawell, John, 554.
Grawemere. See Cbomer.
Grawethorn. See Orathorne.
Grawethorn, John, of Grathorno, gen-
tleman, 318.
Grawley, Graweley, co. Bedford, 374.
, Grawele, Graweley, Gzx>weley,
CO. Sassez, aliens dwelling at,
557, 662, 568.
.North, Groale, Growle, co.
Buckingham, 398.
^ , parson of. See Barton,
William.
Gray, North, Greye, co. Kent, 391.
, , Rnzley, Rokesle, in,
391.
oiByer, a, 280.
Greoy, Peter, of Markham, 409.
, William, of Markham, 409.
See also Greissi; Gnessy.
Greda, Pin Brabant, 688.
Gredenhill, Gredynhnll, co. Hereford,
86.
Ckedy, Thomas, 395.
, William, 160.
Oreech. Oioh, oo. Dorset, maoor of.
Greed, oo. Goamwall, Oarlynike, Gar-
hinyet, Garlunsok, in, 309, 315.
Greek, Zeellknd, 688.
Greeke abbey. See Oreyk.
Greissi, Hugh de, 420.
See also Greoy; Greasy.
Greke, Richard, parker of Ludgerahall
park, 266.
Grekyng, John, 391.
premell, John, oi Exeter, merchant,
Grenbeare, co. Devon, 162.
crenellation, lio&ncee for, 250, 446.
Grepehegge, John, 391.
Grasa, William, gentleman, 273.
Gresacre, James. See Gresacre.
Gressale Grange. See Ghriahall Grange.
Gressell, Thomaa, 391.
Greaset, Hugh, 275, 408, 526.
Gneasingiham, Little, Little Oyssyng-
ham, 00. Norfolk, 97.
> parson of. See Dygyli,
Gressingh&m, Hufi}i de, justioe under
Edward I, 77.
Greeson, Henry, of London. 323.
Gresaoner, William, eequire, captain
of Crotoy, 525, 526.
y I of Yorkshire, esquire,
116.
Greasy, John, 7.
> .......... purveyor of oarriAge
for the poultry, 3.
y , knigbt, 468, 476, 586.
^ *<rf Dodford, knifi^t,
> Thomas, of London, 492.
jWilliam, of Maokbam, 293,
See also Gk>e<^;
GENERAL INDEX.
709
' orestoloth,' ' oreseckytli,' linen oloth
caUed, 218, 2S1,
Orewe, Geofihrey, 394.
Creweker, Robert, 376.
Grewenyng. See Kxmmangen,
Grewker, John, 412.
Orewkeme. Chx^hoaii, Qrnkern, oo.
ScMoenefc, 436.
, an alien dwelling at, 676.
OrewyB, Ralph, porter ol Eketer oaaUe,
83.
Oreye. 8u Onay.
Qreyk, Oreeke, oo. Norfolk, abbot of,
404.
Oreyk, GeofErey. See Medue.
Qrioh. See Oreeoh.
Oich, Cruche, oo. Derby, 147, 290,
292.
Criohurohe. See Gbristohurch.
Gbrickbowell, Crukbowell [oo. Breoon],
free warren at, grant of, 180.
Oriketote, William, 626.
Gbrikkelade. See OikLade.
Orikketot, Cryktot, William, esquire,
376.
, , ol Woottoo, esquire, 98.
Gbriklade, Crikhelade, Crykelade,
Robert, 371.
, Thomas, 371, 494.
, WiUiam, 371.
Crips, John, 396.
QriflhaJie, Thomas, paraon oi the ohuroh
of St. Androw, Barton Bendish,
239.
Orisplc^, Gbrispelds, Simon, 364.
, , Christiana wife of,
364.
9 , Mariota tiheir dausih.
ter, 364.
GHssuU, Richard, 404.
Cristdiiroihe Twynham. See Ghrist-
churoh.
OristemM, Cristemasse, John, 232.
> , pantler within the
household, 607.
Oristenson, Dyryk, 669.
Gristian, Hans, 644.
CHter, Loeus, 664.
Grookfield, Crokfeld, oo. Surrey, 380.
Cboft, James, oommissioner of array in
Lancashire, 71.
, James del, 379.
, John, coppersmith of Loadon,
313.
, , Alioe wife of, 313.
, NidKdas del, 379.
7 Tlwoias, of London, oarpenter,
luo.
, William, esquire, 376.
> , Tioar of Skidbrook,
169.
Croftes, John, 293.
John atte, of Az^eby Fenby,
nusbandnuin, 478.
, , of Ragnall. 366, 409.
Qrog, Ralph, 128.
Groherst, Richard de, 246.
Groke, Ralph, of Exeter, 133.
, Reginald, 371.
, William, of Newbury, 403.
, , of Welfowi, 403.
CMcedayle. See Orookdale.
Qpokeham. See Grookham.
Orokest, Giles, 666.
, John, of Lineham, 201.
Grokfeld. See Grookfield.
Gpokhom. See Grewkerne.
Gnokker, Jcbn, esquire, 219, 399.
, , parson of Bettiscombe,
696.
Grome, John, of Middleton, derk,
bailiff of Middleton, 168.
CromehAle, Hugh, receiver of St.
Briayels and the forest of Dean,
499.
Cromolyn. See Grumlin.
Gk^mer, Crawemere, Growemer, Growe-
mere, Growmer, Growmere, oo.
Norfolk, 14, 313, 343, 407, 433.
, Shipden, Scipdene, by, 14, 176,
313.
, fishermen of, 616.
Gnunwell, Gromewell, Grumwell, John,
of Carlton, 366, 410.
, , his son Robert, of
Carlton, 410.
, Ralph de, 606.
, , the treasurer, 288, 696.
, Ralph, knigjht, and Maud his
wife, 147-152.
, , , 133. 147, 202,
236, 279, 290, 292, 293, 2^, 365,
366, 426, 621, 622, 616, 619, 620,
621, 622, 623, 627, 628.
, , oommdssioner to raise
a loan, 60, 61, 364.
, , oommifisioner of array,
72.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 82, 272, 362.
, , commissioner de waUiis
et fossatis, 128, 273, 348, 469.
, , lord Cromwell, 253,
263, 266, 479. 496, 602.
, , constable of
imng Castle, co. Norfolk,
keeper of the chaoe of Rising
and steward of tho lordship, 112.
> , , treasurer of
England, grant to, of office of
mafltM" of the king's mews and
fialcons, 488.
, Walter, kni^t, 620.
Gbomyth, Ireland, 64.
710
GENERAL INDEX.
Crook, John, gangBr in the port of
SoathAmpton, 266.
, Robert, 20.
Oodcdale, Grokedayle, oo. Camber-
land, 388.
Crookham, Crokeham, oo. Berks, 403.
CropweU Butler, Croi^iill BotiUer, oo.
Nottingham, 366.
Croacombe, Oocvcombe. oo. SomerBet.
482.
Crosman. See CroasenMui.
Qpoeae, Hug^, ol Bishop's Lynn, mer-
chant, 286.
, John, 406.
, , the elder, 376.
, , of Diraytoo, 392.
, , of aibford, 392.
, William, of Bezwell, yeoman,
> , of Bishop's Lynn, mer-
chant, 236.
, William de, of Hilton, 412.
Croaseby, Richard, prior of CoFcntry,
Oroasehoim, John de, 160, 161, 162.
QrossemAn, Orosman, John, of Wed-
more, husbandman, 93, 166.
y , Joan wife of, 93, 166.
Croathwaite, Oroatwhait, oo. Cumber-
land, 468. > . "«r
Lvioar of. See Kyng, John:
lington, John.
Craaton, qo. Lancaster, 168.
Crotoy, Crotey [Picardy], 348.
lJ^S^^^ of. See Oreaeoner,
William.
, musters for, 626
Oroudher, John, dean of Ghicheater,
496. '
Orouchere. John, citizen and vintner
of London, 492.
Qrauohfeld, John, 408.
Oixwile. See Crawley, North.
Orouno, Walter, 686.
Giowan, oo. Cornwall, dowanoe,
dowenfl in, 197.
Crowe, Gerard, of Blunham, co. Bed-
fooxl, yeoman, 482.
Oowebhe, John, of Wateringbury, 390.
Oroweland, Groyland, Oroylond, John,
haohelor of theology, abbot or
Ramsey, 343, 428, 610.
Croweley. See Crawley.
Crowemor, Crowemere. See Cromer.
Crowemere, Richard. See Crane.
> Robert. Sec Harsyk.
, WiHiam, 306.
> t oommiasdaner to aasess
a grant, 134.
9jr > alderman of London,
>•••....., Margaret, late the wife
of. See Ponyngea, Robert.
Croweton, William, chaplain, parson of
AlFosoott, 183, 198.
Crowharat, Oroweherat, Crowherst, oo.
Surrey, 360.
, prebend of, 488.
Crowker, John, 367.
Crowland, Croweland, Cix>y]and, oo.
Lincoln, 199, 320, 606.
, abbey of 8t. Gnthlac, 219.
, , abbot of, 219, 307.
, , , hia marsh
called 'Gogealaiftd,' 219.
, fishmea of, trespaasee on, 319.
Crofwle. See Crawley, North.
Crowley aUcu Crowe^jr, John, of
London, haberdasher, 263.
Crawmarsh, Craumareis, Sraumaceia
tCO. Oxford], 171, 174, 176..
Orowmer. See Cromer.
Crown, yeoman of, 286.
f See also Alberdyn,
John.
crowns, of French money, 262.
Croxall, Croixhale, co. Derby, 412.
^Croxby, co. Linodn, 382.
Crosfand, Robert, 39S.
Croxliale. See Croxall.
Graxton, co. Cambridge, 385, 387.
CroKtcn, John, 360.
Croydon, co. Surrey, 90, 380, 381.
, aliens dwelling at, 660, 662,
684, 686.
Groyland. See Gro>wland.
Ooyland, Gnoylond, John. See Ciowe-
lazM.
Cruoche, John, 489.
Oruoehowetam. See Cruyahautem.
Gruche. See Otiok,
Cruddeswode [pariah of Noningtonl.
oo. Kent, 390.
Crudeworth, William de, alias William
Orudworth, of Coventry, meroer,
428.
Cruee, Ralph, 142.
Cruker, Crwker, Stephen, 374.
Grukeonn. See Crewkerne.
Crukem, John, of Childhay, gentle-
man, 307.
Grukhowell. See CrickhoweU.
Crumedyk, HoJIand, 662.
Crumlin, Grom^yn. Ireland, the king's
manor of, 122.
Crumwell. See Ojomwell.
Crundale, oo. Kent, 390.
Cruuker, John, of Paxton, 13.
Cruyahautem, Crucehowetam, Flan-
ders, 637.
Crwker. See Crukw.
Orykelade, Crikkelade. See Q-ikkde.
Gryktot. See Crikketot.
Crynnyng. See Kruiningen.
Cryse, John, chaplain, paraon of Leave-
land, 117, 342.
GENERAL INDEX.
711
Oryspe, TliomAS, of Oaldecot, 966.
» , ol Oonningtoii, 366.
Oryssyngham. See OrgflBiffigjham.
Crystemasse, Jobn, of Steeple Morden,
367.
Crystiaoi, WiUiam, of Kirmood, 65.
Crystowe. See Chrifltow.
Qrytton. See GirtoD.
Cuooook, TbomAfi, of Little Ellmgham,
yeaman, 159.
Ouddin^bou, Oodyngton, co. Surrey,
OudLam, Cbdeham, co. Kent, 301.
Oudlaw, Codelawe (near liittleiiamptoii,
oo. Sussex, now submerged), 466.
, I>arsosi of. See Hamefioombe,
Hugb; Hill, John.
OudlyngtoBi. See Kidlmgtoin.
CuMH. See Cowame.
Cukston, Cukstone. See Cuxton.
Culgaitlh, Culeartli, cos. Cumberland
and York, 116.
GuUeedon. See OouliBdan.
OuUyng, John, 17.
, Bdohard, fishmonger ol London,
315.
Culmer, Godfrey, 583.
, Thomas, reotxnr of Edington,
94, 156.
Culmtona. See CoUumpton.
Oultura, Guy de, 33.
Culver, William, 238.
CulTerdon. See Calverton.
Culveton. See Kilve or Kilton.
Culwen, Christopher, kniglht, 40, 615.
, , , oommissiomer
of aritay in Cumberland, 71.
, sheriff of Cumberland,
363.
, John, 383.
, Thomas, 383.
Culwortib, Hugh, 303.
Cumberford, William, of Newoihuroh,
65.
Cumberland, county of, 200, 340, 358,
359, 363, 426, 445.
, coinage of, 170.
, oommisnon of array in, 40, 71.
, commissioners to assess a grant
in, 136.
, concealments in, 276, 426.
, county court of, 40.
, creeks and harbours in, 200.
, election for, disputed, 40, 41.
, escheator in, 53.
, See also More, Thomas
de La.
, inquisitions in, 40, 182, 276,
356, 359.
, issues of, 289, 466.
Cu mber land — cont .
, justices ol the peace in, 358,
615.
, knights of the shire for, 40.
See also Laton, Wil-
liam; Lee, Williean.
, oath against maintaining pecMse
breakers to be taken in, 383.
, outlawries in, 8, 317, 487.
, sheriflE of, 136, 272, 341, 356,
426.
, See also Culwen, Chris-
topher; Moresby, Christopher.
, temporalities in, of bishopric
of Carlisle, 53.
, wool grown in, 200.
Cumberworth. See Comberwoitli.
Cumbyrlowe, Anne, wife of John, 206.
cumin, rent of, 5.
Cunbes. See Combee.
Cunnesbury ( P Cunningsburgh, Shet-
land, or Konigsberg), 574.
Cunnysby, John, parson of Snailwell,
887.
Cuppere, Robert, 277, 407.
oupe, ol silver, 262.
CurJe, Walter, of Greenwich, 243.
, , Joan daughter of, 243.
Curiewe, Richard. See Rechjard, Wil-
liam.
Cnme, Simon, of Mountnessing, hus-
bandman, 482.
Cuory, North, Northoory, Northeoory,
CO. Somerset, 316, 318.
, an alien dwelling at, 585.
Cnrson, John, 362, 615.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, escheator in Notting-
hamshire, 191, 589.
, , knight, 404.
.......... •••■....., .......... fxpi 1 1 1 II isanmer
to assess a grant, 137.
, , of Croxall, 412.
, Richard, esquire, oaptain of
Sangatte oastle, 249, 253.
, Thomas, 409.
, , esquire, 622.
, of Bishops Lynn, mer-
chant, 439,
Cursun, John, esquire, 412.
Curtays. See Curteys.
Curteler, Richard, of Canterbury, 389.
Curteys, Curtays, Hugh^ esquire, 14.
, John, 470, 475.
, , abbot of St. Mary's,
Tiltey, oo. Essex, 512.
, Thomas, prior of the church of
St. Mary, Southwick [co. South-
ampton], 222, 482.
Curtryk. 8u Courtrai.
712
GENEEAL INDEX.
Gorwen, Cbristopher, knight,
9 • oommiaBifOiiier of array,
350.
, Walter, 379.
Ouryngiton, Li^^^e, 581.
Gust, Midbotefl, 410.
Gustaimoe, John, of Madingley, 986.
Gaste, John, of Boohester, 891.
Guathorp, oo. Norf<^, 401.
Gugtoms, 69, 103, 104. 105, 111, 118,
124, las, 174, 179. 182, 189, 191
192, 194, 200, 204, 205, 206, 211
213, 223, 224, 247, 248, 250, 251.
353, 261, 263, 264, 265,^ 288, 294
296, 803. 323, 327, 328, 331, 337,
338, 339, 346, 352, 353, 369 414
425, 442, 443, 449, 450, 451 453,
457, 460, 462. 463, 466, 468, 488
502, 538. '
i assignment of, 294.
, customers, oontrolleirB and
searchers, non-iresidenoe of, 425.
> in the port of London. See
London.
, the cooket seal of, 261, 288.
323,387,338.
> enquiries as to frauds upon,
528.
> Florentine galleys to be
searched for goods liable for, 853.
, the gneat. 46.
i , controller of, in the
part of London. See Baron,
William.
• * &^^ and petty, 28, 54, 68, 69.
9 , controller of, in the
Jorfc of Bristol. See Twynyho,
ohn.
i l<»u for the king on the
security of, 35^^55.
Gutenai. See Gourtenay.
Gutherdson, John, of Danby Wiske
husbandman, 92. '
Gutte, John, 295.
Gutteler, William, 411.
Gutton, prebend of. See Exeter.
Guttyng, John, 871.
^^^'i^^^n, ,Chik8ton, Gukatone, co. Kent,
391, 592. '
Gwmtoyddwr, Gomotoidore [oo. Rad-
nor], lordship of, 514.
Qyiienoestre. See GLnenoester.
Qyrezse. See Zierikzee.
D
Daa, Robert, 277.
Dabbevyle. See Abbeyifle.
Dabernoun, John, 206.
Dabrioheoourt, John, knight, 427.
Dachet. See Datchet.
I>aore, Thomas de, 276.
, Hhomas or Thomas de, knigiht,
y , commissioner of array,
359.
> , of Oilsland, knight,
358, 383, 615, 628.
, f the vonn^er, knight,
oommissionief of array, 359.
Dadyngton. See Deddii^ton.
DagedyU, Thomas, mayor of Oxfoid,
Daghill, William, 393.
Dagpoll, John, 392.
Dakworfch [co. Suffolk], 61.
Dakoombe, William, 382.
Dalabere. See Delabere.
Dalafekl, Robert, 398.
BiaJamaire, John, 373.
.Richard, chaplain, parson of
Newn&am, 446.
Dalamore, Thomas, 383.
Dalbert, John, 204.
Balby, Great, Ghecomdalby [co. Leices-
ter], an alien dwelling at, 580.
Dalby, Henry, prior of the chapel of St.
Peter, Kirby Beilars, 5l6.
, Hugh, 122, 284.
> Richard, of Brockhampton, 364.
, Robert de, bailiff of York, 364.
, Thomas, 607.
, William, of Oakham, 83.
Dalderby, John, bishop of Linoolii
Dale, Thomas, clerk, 267.
> William, yeoman of the aTen-
ary, 3.
Dallerton. See TaUaton.
Dallow Dalowe [in Laton], oo. Bedfiord,
Daliyng, Thomas, of Biofieki, co. Nor-
foJk, husbandman, 89.
, WiUiam, 350, 407.
Dalmade, Alfonso, of Portugal, 128.
Dalmayn, Christian, 586.
Babwe, Akn, 308.
> , of BroudbtoQ, husband-
man or yeoman, 810.
Dakton, Nicholas, of Kiiunton npon
Hull, merohant, 281.
GENERAL INDEX.
713
Dalton, John, parson of Ooitkig^aiii,
S52.
.Peter, obaplam, panon of
Healaag!h, 194.
, Richard, of Tamwoirtli, chap-
man, 162.
Dalwood, Dahrod [in Stocldand], oo.
Derby [oo. Dorset], 5B.
, fair at, 58.
Dalyn£prigge, Dalyngrygge, Riohard,
471, 472, 620.
, , commissioDer of array,
474.
, , oonstable of Arundel
castle, 464.
.; , , esqnire, d72.
, Robert, eequire, commissioner
of array, 473.
Dam. See Damme.
Dam, John, 291, 292, 866, 407.
, Jolm de, of Nottingjiam, an
alien, 667.
, John, the younger, 491.
Damers, John, knight, 84.
Damet, Danet, Thomas, chaplain, pre-
bendary of St. George's, Wind-
sor Obistle, 106, 601.
, , prebendary of St.
Paul's, London, 601.
Damme, Dam, Flanders, 538.
, merchants of, 472, 475, 476,
626.
Damme, Walter, 669.
Damport. See Daunport.
Damrers, William, commissioner of
oyer and terminer, 218.
Damyan, Robert, citisen and merqer of
London, 239.
Damyenx. See Amiens.
Danbury [co. Essex], an alien dwelling
at, 666.
Danby, Geoffrey, 616.
, Robert, 123, 698.
, , of Yorkshire. 116.
, Thomas, of Morton, husband-
man, 490.
Danby Wiske, Danby on Wysk, oo.
York, 92.
Dancastre, Rlchttrd, 409.
Dandison, Hugh, of Wi«ngle, 961.
Dandy, William, 999.
Dane, Nichc^as, 990.
danegeld, 174, 176.
Danall, Riohard, 972.
Danels, John, panon of Stockton, 180.
, , paffBon of Wellingham,
180.
Danesey. See Dengie.
Danet. See Damet.
Danett, John, of Newark, 410.
Daneys, Robert, of Tiokenoote, esqniM,
870.
Dai«ell, John, 677.
Dangens, William, 970.
Danglada, John, aUas Janioo Dang}ade,
meirohant of Bayonne, 942.
Daniell, Thomas, 376.
, William, 376.
See ciUo Danyell.
Dankaerd, John, 698.
Dankynson, Hhomas, sheriff of Merion-
ethshire, 266.
Danseth, Thomas, of Gonnington, 966.
Dansey, John, esquire, 376.
Dantsig, Dansk, Danske, Prussia, 357,
470, 619, 649, 667, 669, 670, 676,
679.
, merchants of, 367.
, ships of, 367.
Danvers, John, 993, 474, 621.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 198.
, John, of Wardington, 993.
, Robert, 846, 998.
, William, esquire, 402.
Dany, Elias, oitieen and mercer of
London, 96.
, Reginald, of Nantes, 300.
Danyell, Alice, widow, executrix and
late the wife of Michael Danyell,
mariner of Plymouth, B6,
, John, 408, 671.
, John, of Tellisford, 21.
., John, of Tinhead, the eider,
husbandman, 94.
, Nicholas, 69.
, Walter, alderman of Norwioh,
92.
See also Daniell.
dapifer, Aired the, 366.
, Eudo the, 362.
, Godrio the, 362.
Daixjy, Daroye, John, knight, 627.
, , lord of Daroy, 271, 283.
1 , , lands of, in
Ireland, 289.
, y, , Margaret^ late
the wife of, late the wife of
l^omas Swynforth, kniglht, 271,
289.
, Philip, kni^t, tenant in chief
of Henry V, 116.
, , Margery, daugihter of,
259.
, , lord Darqy, 27, 119.
, , daughters of, 27. 119.
, Robert, 190, 208, 209, 210, 211,
248, 918, 997, 998, 425, 446, 467,
606, 622, 616.
, , esquire, 27, 101, 183,
401, 602.
, , oommissioner to raise
a loan, 60, 124, 964.
, , commisaioQer to assess
a grant, 134.
, , steward of Bmidwell,
00. Bmbz, 494.
, , of Maldon, 968.
714
GENERAL INDEX.
Darpy — eowt.
, Thomas, 66.
, , esquire, 383.
, , of Newstead, esqniro,
378.
Dare, John, 376.
Darell, Darrell, Edmand, knight, oom-
miBsioner of amay, 360.
, , knight of the shire for
Yorkshire, 378.
, John, 218, 353, 388, 519, 520,
528, 619.
, commissioner to raise
a loan, 49, 124, 353.
, , oommissiooer of array,
72.
..( , , oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, &o., 273, 352.
, , oommissioner de walUis
et fossatis in Sussex, 318.
, , esquire, 518.
, WiUiam, 115, 128, 308, 370,
425, 598, 626. ^
, , oommissioner to raise
a loan, 51, 127.
, , esquire, 169, 466.
See also Dayrell.
Darenth, Demitihe, oo. Kent, 391.
Darley, Derley, oo. Derby, 413.
abbey, 184, 185.
, , oaittm and abbot elect
of. See Newton, Roger.
, , tenants of, 185.
Darley, Robert, of Thorpe, 409.
Daroall, Jdhn, of Misterton, 410.
, Thomas, 66.
Darnell, Gilbert, husbaindman, 134.
DanroD, Peter, 471.
Daisotfly, John, merchsint of the Teu-
tonic Hanse, 201.
Daintas, Jaudioo, esquire, 48.
Dartford, Dertford, Deiteford, oo. Kent,
540.
, aliens dwelling at, 644, 547, 548,
655.
Dartington, Dertyngton, co. Devon, 114,
322.
Dartmoor, forest or ohaoe of, 272.
, riding or master forester of.
See Staumton, Thomas.
Dartmouth, Dertemuth, Clyfton Derte.
mouth Kardenesse [co. Devon],
73, 75, 90, 114, 128, 133, 154. 202,
221, 279, 301, 303, 348, 353, 357,
430, 431, 436, 473, 509.
, aliens dwelling at, 579, 581, 586.
, inquest held at, 361.
, mariners of, 74.
, mayor of, 74, 76, 129, 164, 348,
353.
,, See also Clerk, Wil-
liam; More, John; Stebbyng,
Nicholas.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 303.
Dartmouth — eoni .
, men of, 74, 76.
, merchants of, 361.
, port of. 74.
, , commission to arrest
ships in, 634.
, , customs and subsidies
in, 69.
, , , controller of.
See Beaufitz, John; Gifiiard,
Thomas.
, , deputy butler in. See
Burton, Robert.
, , office of ganger in, 508.
, , searcher in, 124.
, , surveyor of the search
in. See Wych, John.
, ships of, 74, 221.
..., water bailiff of. See Cflynk,
John; Gissing, John.
Darton £co. York], ohorch of, 496.
Dartre, John, citizen and grocer of Lon-
don, 269.
DarundeU. See Arundel.
Dasse, John, 556.
Datchet, Dachet [co. Buckin^am],
466.
, vicar of. See Hamescombe,
Hugh; Hill, John.
Dathell or de Athelles, Henry Percy,
knight. See Percy.
Daubeney, Daubenay, Giles, knight, 523.
, oommissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, Ralph, parson of Broudbton,
148, 149.
, William, 404.
Daudeley. See Tonchet.
Daukynson, Thomas, 131.
Daundelyon, Daundelion, John, 4, 170,
231, 389.
Daundesey, John, 506.
Daunport, Damport, John, 358, 369.
, William, 358, 369.
Dauntesey, Edmund, 308, 370.
, William, 371.
Dauntre, John, of Alton, 412.
, John, of Graveley, 386.
Dauphin of France, the, 461.
, envoys to, 461, 462.
Dauverne, Richard, 372.
Davenport, Nicholas, 277.
Daventry, Daventre, oo. Northampton,
20, 288.
Daventry, Thomas, of Northampton,
meroer, 121.
Davey, William, mariner of Bristol, 38.
David, abbot of T^Uach, 295.
David, Hu^, friar minor, doctor of
theology, and vicar of the general
minister of the order, 132.
., Thomas, churchwarden of St.
Mary Aldermarychoroh, Londoo.
381, 322.
GENERAL INDEX.
715
Dayid, ap HoweU, ohaplaiii, vioar of
Einnerley, 266.
ap Meruc, parsovi of Dolgelly,
48.
ap Maryk, obaplaiin, parson of
St. Hillary in Anglesey, 190.
ap Rys, abbot of St. Mary Whit-
land, 296.
ap Tevan, abbot of TaUaob, 69.
Davy, Edward, maeter of a balinger,
610.
, Hem7, of Aspley Gaiae, oo.
Bedford, husbandman, 236.
, John, 129, 154, 371.
, , of KisQgswear, mer-
dhant, 164, 203, 608.
, Biohard, stockfiahmonger of
London, 19.
, , Juliana, wife of, 19.
, Robert, d71, 406.
, Robert, the younger, 374.
Dayyaon, Gise, 544.
, John, of Wolyerton, shipman,
162.
, Robert, 835.
Dawbeney^ John, citizen and fishmonger
of London, 610.
Dawdemere, Riohard, 389.
Dawe, William, of Penemyll, husband-
man, 306.
Dawes, John, 88, 406.
, WUliam. vicar of St. Cleer, 432.
Dawners, John, of Banbury, 320, 480.
Dax, Bernard bishop ol, ambafisador to
the general Council at Basle,
34d.
Daye, Simon, punreyor, 117.
Dayfote, John, of North Petherton, oo.
Someraet, clerk, 483.
Dayhonse, William, of Alne, 'walker,'
308.
Daynett, William, of Egmaoton, 410.
Dayowe, Thomas, 129.
Dayrell, John, esquire, 397.
See also DareJl.
Dayreil, Henry, of Melsonby, 302.
Dasanetho. Lewis, knigiht. envoy from
the king of Portugal, 512.
deacon, Thomas the, 363.
Deaken, John, 512.
Deal, Dele, oo. Kent, 388.
, reotor of. See Moygne, Thomas.
Dean, Dene, oo. Northampton [rectiiu
CO. Bedford], 232.
, CO. Gloucester, forest of, con-
stable of. See Grendour, Robert.
, , receiver of . See Onome-
hale, Hugh.
, , king's oourts in, 499.
, Denne [co. Sussex], 245.
Dean, Upper, Overdene, oo. Bedford,
334
De Banco Roll, the, 153.
Debeniham [co. Suffolk], an alien dwell-
ing at, 576.
Debenham, Gilbert, esquiire, 180.
, John, of Witham, 401.
, William, 625.
deoies tantwn, writ of, 424.
de consanguinitate. writ, 148, 149.
Dedde, William, 272.
Deddmgton, Dadyngton, oo. Oxford,
72. 393.
, aliens dwelling at, 583.
Dederikson, John, 662.
See also Dederykson, Dedryk-
son.
Dedeiryk, Riohard, 579.
, William, 588.
Dederykson, Gerard, 585.
See also Dederikson, Dedryk-
son.
Dedham, oo. Essex, 401.
Dedham, Joan, lady, 332.
Dedrykson, John, 565.
See also Dederikson, Dederyk-
son.
Dee, miUs of. See Chester,
deeds, ancient, recited, 66, 77, 76.
Deeping, Depyng, oo. Lincoln, aliens
dwelling at, 567.
Deeping, East, Est Depyng, oo. Lincoln,
320.
doer, 144, 171, 172, 264, 419, 464.
Deerhurst, Derhurst priory, oo. Glon.
oester, 89.
, Hugh, prior of, 89.
Deest. See Diest.
Deft, Robert, of Hessle, co. York,
yeoman, 481.
Degowe. See Gk>uda.
Deigjhton, Dyg^ton, oo. York, 264.
, parson of. See Olynt, Richard.
de iniendendoy writs, 83, 142, 145,
185, 19Q, 222, 223, 246, 260, 262.
263, 263, 304, 321, 328, 341, 343
4SS, 453, 454, 458, 463.
Deken, John, 625.
, , warden of the common-
alty of the mistery of grocers of
London, 78.
Dekkere, Peter, 536.
Dekon, John, porter of Porohester
castle, 67.
Delabere, Dalabere, D^ber, John,
king's clexls^ late the king's
almoner, dean of the ooUegiate
church of Tamworth, 182, 296,
332, 947.
, , oanon of Exeter cathe-
dral, 347.
Dele. See Deal.
Delfe, John de, 543.
Delft, Delf, Delfe, Delphe, Dokif, Hc^-
land, 543, 549, 554, 555, 669, 561,
563, 566, 570, 572, 573, 574, 577,
579, 581, 582, 585, 586.
)
716
GENERAL INDEX.
Delkerre, Richard, of Chesieirfield, 411.
Delle, Riohard, yeoman of the oatery
and oaterer of the household, 3,
83.
Delflteiiiasen, John, mecxshaoijfc ol the
Tentonie Hanee, 201.
Delve, William, 372.
Delworth, William, of Botreanz oastle,
yeoman, 198.
Detna, Peter de, maeter of a Spaniah
fihip, 129.
Denairdiaton, Denardeston, oo. Suffolk,
67, 286.
Denbigh, Denby Ico. Denbigh], 36.
, oastle of, 36.
Denbold, Henry, of Okehampton, 317,
318.
Denby. See Denbigih.
Dendermande, Dendermounde, Donder-
mond, Flanders, 587, 5&9.
Dendervynek, Walter Strete, 686.
Deader windeke, Dendenrynek, Brabant,
579.
Dene. See Dean.
Dene, Alfred de, 23.
, Edward, prior of Southwick,
222, 223.
, Hugh, 609, 610.
, , oitizen and vintner of
London, 169.
, John, 63.
, Michael atte, 391.
, Philip, of Woolwich, 391.
, Riohard, of Coventry, 428.
, , of Headoorn, 392.
Deoeman, John, 317.
, Robert, of Newbury, 317.
Denet, John, of Edenbridge, 391.
Dengayn, Dengayne, Thomas, 404, 621.
Dengie, Danesey, oo. Esaez, churdh of,
456, 460. -•
Denham, oo. Buckingham, 163.
Denham upon Trent. See Dunham
upon Trent.
Denhethe, Oomelius, 546.
deniaation, letters of, 101. 112, 116,
117, 188, 212, 214, 268, 28S, 294,
449, 462, 617, 604.
See also under Parliaments.
Denley Temple. See Temple Dinsley.
Denmark, 129, 506.
, the king's ambassadors to. See
Grymesby, John; Sprever, Wil-
liam.
, king of. See Brio VII.
, letters of deniaation for a
native of, 288.
Denmon, Laur^ioe, 537.
Demie. See Dean.
Denne, Walter atte, of Sutton, 381.
Denny, Demiey [oo. Cambridge], Mar-
gery, abbess of, 16.
Denrik, Hermaw, 646.
Denson, Peter, 678.
DenstoD, Clement, olerk, 476.
, John, 314.
Denton, oo. Kent, 390.
, in the diocese of London, 514.
Denton, Adam de, 383.
, Adam, oommisaLoner of array,
360.
., John or John de, 103, 363.
, , of York, 7.
, Riohard, commissioner to assess
a grant, 139.
, RLohaid oitiaen and skinner of
London, 487.
, Thomas, 287, 395, 402.
, William, mayor of Carlisle,
383.
Denyngton. See Dinzidngtoa.
Denys, John, 129, 403, 545.
, , of WeU, 388.
, Hiomas, 626.
, , esquire, 399.
, William, 157.
, , Isabel, wife of, 157.
deodands, concealments of, 19S.
, enquiry concerning, 182.
De<^ham, Depeham [oo. Norfolk]
church of, 423.
Depeden, John, prebendary of Windsor,
54.
Depyng. See Deeping.
Depyng, Henry, 564.
, John, panon of Girton, 887.
, Peter, 564.
Derby, oo. Derby, 97, 272, 367, 696, 697.
, abbey of, 183.
, , prior and convent of,
183.
, ., Simon de Repyngdon,
abbot of, 183.
, assise of novel dissMin held at,
367.
Derby, oouaty of, 290, 291, 367, 410,
436.
, assises in, 963, 366, 367.
, bows and arrows to be pnovided
m, 526.
, commissioners of array in, 623.
, commissioners to raise a loan
m, 50, 126, 364, 529.
, commissioners to assess a grant
in, 134, 136.
, esoheator in, 53, 84, 113, 185,
214, 262; see ctUo Nevill,
William.
, inquisitions in, 70.
, issues of, 116.
, justices of tiie peace in, 616.
GENERAL INDEX.
717
Derby — eont.
, knighte of the ehm for. See
Ookayn, John; Vermm, Richard.
oatih. agaiaiBt maintaining peaoe
Dreakers to be taken in, 410.
, outlawries in, 265.
, BiheriflF of, 60, 116, 126, 136,
290, 291, ^, ^d, 364, 367, 426 ;
see also Cokfeld, John.
, temponblities in, ol biaboptric of
Garljfilo, 63.
, teoiftiis and fifteemtba from,
ajsai^nments of, 61, 120.
, tfesiMMBes committed in, 462.
, archdeacon of. See Vivian.
arohdeaoonry of, assi^ment of
balf^nth from. 111.
, earbof. See Ferrers, William.
Derby, , 72.
, John, 230, 8e».
, , the elder, of Clapton,
387.
, of London, Kafcharine
late the wife of. See Dorset,
Katharine.
, Biohaid, of CSaptoD, 387.
, Thomas, . dyer, of Soathwark,
22.
, , AgoM wife of, 22.
, William, chaplain, 168.
, , clerk, parson of St.
lliomas's, Windbelsea, 233, 284.
, , , baron of the
Exchequer, 452, 689.
Deidroght. See Dordrecht.
Deireham, East, Estderham, co. Norfolk,
326.
.J. , vicar of. See Grene, .
William del.
Deneham, West, Derbam, West, oo.
Norfolk, abbot of, 404.
Dereham, Thomas, 625.
Derenden, WiUiam, 396.
Dergowe. See Gouda.
Derbam. See Dyrham.
Deiiham abbey. See Derehcun, West.
Derham, Thomas, 17, S61, 406, 621.
, , commissiooier de vxiUUs
et fossatisy 73.
., , commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
Derburst. See Deeihnrst.
Derkyng. See Dorking.
Derland, Thomas, fishmonger of Lon-
dob, 13.
Deilands Knock, Derlandes Knokke
[parish of dtooe in Oxney], co.
Kent, 199.
Derley. See Darley.
Derley, Henry, 411.
, lliomas, of Tliorpe, 203, 966.
Derlyng, Derlynge, Jolm, serjeanft-at-
ams, 627, 633, 684.
Derlyngtom, John, changer find asaayer
in the mint at the Tower of Ixxnr
don, 266.
, ., citizen of Londooi, alicu
clerk, 235.
, , Alice wife of, 235.
, , laabel Jooe, sister of,
285.
, Reginald, fishmonger, of Lon-
don, 14.
Dermaye, by Utiecht, 662.
Demeford, oo. Oambridge. See Demr
fora.
, CO. Devon. See Dumford.
, 00. Wilts. See Damford.
Derneford, John, of Darnford, hos-
bandman, 210.
Dome well. See Bamwell.
Dernford, Derneford, oo- Oambridge,
333,465.
Dennhale abbey. See Yate Royal.
Demthe. See Darenth.
Derrikson, Gerbrand, 586.
, Godfrey, 553.
, Reginald, 584.
, Simon, 576.
iSi(?e a25o Derykson ; Dirikson.
Dorset, William, of lliurlastcn, 384.
Dersingham, oo. Norfolk, 326.
, chapel of St. Mjary, 326.
Derain^am, Richard, 87 ^
, , Agnes wife of, 87.
Derteford. See Dartford.
Dertemone, Dertmon. See Dortmand.
Dertemouth, Dertemtith. See Dart-
month.
Dertford. See Dartford.
Dertmood, Herman van, 667, 670.
Dertyngton. See Dartingtoa.
Dernpsond, 548.
Derwent, the river, co. York, 199, 214,
301. 524* 636.
Deryk, Richard, 662.
Derykson, Clays, 669.
, Gerard, 567.
Henry, from Oleves, an alien,
, , fjx>m Gelderland, an
alien, 641.
, James, 667.
, Paris, 642.
, Peter, of Southwark, ooid-
wainer, an alien, 558.
, , , currier, an
alien, 543.
, William, 575.
See also Derrikson; Dirikson.
Deryngton, Robert, of Gayton, oo.
Stafford, yeoman, 494.
Deechalers, Dischalera, Thomas, 466.
, , of Whaddon, 385.
Descossan, Desoosaano, Berald. lord of
Langoiran, 458, 469, 460.
718
GENERAL INDEX.
Dose, Henry, 578.
, Richard, 672.
Desford, Philip, olerk, 306.
Descm, Iselbert, 541.
Deepenoer, Philip le, 605.
Deet, Deste. See Diest.
Detoley, John, 575.
Dethek, lliomas, esquire, S&&.
Dethyk, William, of Breadsall, 412.
detinue, plea of, dll.
Deuerek. See St. Devereux.
Deunter, Baldwin, 544.
Deux, John, 539.
Develand. See Duiveland.
Develyn. See Dublin.
Deyen, John, 395.
, Thomas, 39(5.
Deventer, in the bishoprio of Utrecht,
550.
, Westphalia, 561.
Deyenyssh, John, deputy butler, 490.
Deverell, Hugjh, of Dorsetehii^e, 79.
Deyeiofie, John, esquire, 376.
, BichiBrd, esquire, 376.
Devesom, Gerard John, 584.
Devises, Devyse, Viae [oo. Wilts], 277,
314, 371.
, oastle, Older to repair, 277.
, park of, 277.
Devon county, Devenesire, 82, 129, 156,
192, 198, 199, 201, 208, 218, 226,
266, 355, 359, 396, 420, 422, 501,
526, 591.
, assises in, 68, 82.
, , jnstiioes of, 424. . . .
, coasts of, 301.
, coinage of tin in, 4.
, , controllers of. See
Bamfeld, Bichacd ; Forteecu,
John ; Merston, Jcinn.
, oommissionerB of array in, 473
519. J > .
• oommissiooiers to assess a erant
m, 136.
) commissioners to raise a loan in,
51, 125, 364, 628.
, concealments in, 74, 476.
, county court of, 114.
, earls of. See Oourteaiay.
, escapes of prisoners in, commis-
sion to enquire into, 351.
, eeoheator in, 214, 246, 279; see
dUo Fulford, Baldwin.
, forces of, 301.
, gold and silver mines in, 289.
, inquisitions in, 356, 369, 470,
475,527. > ' > I
, issues of, 192, 260.
, justices of tbe peace in, 322.
616. ^^ '
Devon — cont.
, knights of the shire for. See
Gary, Philip ; Ghampernoo,
Roger.
lands of Christohureh, Ganter-
bury, in, 420.
, tihe eaii of Devon, in,
271.
, men of, 74.
oath against maintaining peaoo-
breakers to be taken in, 398.
, offences, Ac., in, 363.
, outlawries in, 6, 9, 11, 12, 19, 21,
88, 94, 95, 97, 157, 169, 162, 164,
166, 227. 228, 232, 233, 236, 237,
312, 314, 316, 317, 318, 430, 435,
436, 437, 440, 449, 478, 483, 486,
486, 487, 488.
, pesage of tin and lead in, con-
trollers of. See Est, Thomas;
Somercotes, William.
, pirates of, 527.
, ports of, 130,131.
, sheriflE of, 119, 125, 1?9. 135,
142, 154, 197, 199, 2*), 202, 220,
260, 275, 301, 343, 348, 351, 364,
356, 367, 474, 476, 526.
, See dUo Oarreiwo,
Thomas; Ohampemon, Bobeit;
Oheyne, John ; Pomeray , Bdward.
stannary men of, 384.
, steward of the possessions of the
duchy of Oomwall and warden of
the stannaries in. See Johan,
liCWlS
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignments of, 60, 116, 588.
, half-tenth from, assignment of,
111.
, tiles called 'adat,' in, Koenoe
— ^ ^ to buy, 612.
Devon^ byvdSGt *^« river, co. Notting-
ham, 279. _,,^
Devyll, John, of GhesSeftS^ ^^'
, lliomas, esquire, 37^
Devyse. See Devizes.
Dewohunoh, Deweohirche, co. Hertfo?
314.
Dewery, John, 657.
Dewsall, Doweswall, co. Hereford, 310.
Deyde, John, of Oaupemaure, taik>r,
231. . '
Deye, John, 463.
, John, cooper, 411.
, , of West-acre, husband-
man, 491.
, Richard, 406.
, Robert, 180.
Deykyn, Nicholas, 277.
Deyn, Bdohard, 129.
Deyncourt, John, knight, 121.
, , Joan wife of, 121.
, Roger, 401.
, William, knight, 121.
• tmy ...., Alice wife of, 121.
1
^
GENERAL INDEX.
719
Deynea, Doynys, John, 407, 538.
Dickering, Dykeryng [oo. York], oom-
mijssioin de walliis et fossatis m,
524.
DiooDflon, Bicihard, of Clifton, co. York,
husbandman, 316.
Didoot, Dudcote [oo. Berks], 5.
diem (kbusit extremum, writs of, 804,
eoi.
Dieppe, Normandy, 128.
, barge seized ne»r, 128.
Dieime, Brittany, 300.
Diest, Deest, Dest, Deste, Di^t, D^se,
Dysft, Dyste, Brabant, 543, o46,
560, 557, 558, 559, 563, 567, 571,
572, 574, 576, 577, 578, 580, 563,
585, 588.
Digby, Ereirard, esquire, 375.
Digge, Aymer, 380.
Digswell, Dygoneirwell, oo. Hertford, 96.
Dikeman, William, of MiAde(nh«ll, oo.
Suffolk, shepheird, 502.
Dikkesson, Elias, of Oheeteorfield, 411.
Dikson, John, of Osbaldwick, 302.
Dinant, Dynant, in bishopric d Liege,
571.
Dmas Powis ( P), Place Dynes [co. Gia^
morgan], 246.
Dinnington, Den<yngtoai, oo. Somerseit,
tithing of, 466.
Dinter, Djmter, Dynteere, Brabaot, 565,
586.
Dirik, John, 580.
Dirikfion, John, cordwainer, an alien,
545.
, John, from Doreten, Westphalia,
an alien, 542.
, Walw^yn, 561.
See also Denrikson; Derykson.
Dinraie, in the parts of OLam Tan Beron,
576.
Dirward, William, 314.
Diryk, Nicholas, 545.
Dischalers. See Deschaiers.
Diapensator. See Spencer.
Diss, Disse, Dysse, oo. Norfolk, 10, 241,
481. » » »
, advowson of, 210.
, an alien dwelling at, 584.
, hundred of, 210.
, parson of. See Duryvall,
Bichajxi.
Dist. See Diest.
Ditton. See Fen Ditton.
, Dytton, 00. Oamhridge, 386.
, 00. Surrey, 380.
Valens. See Wood Ditton.
Dittoo, WiUiam, 403.
Dira, William de, 4^.
Dixon, Dixson, Nicholas, derk, 123,
147, 212, 318, 849, 596.
, , baron of the Exche-
quer, 155.
, , commissioner to en-
quire into concealments, 74.
, , oommissioner de walliis
et fossatis J oo. Linooiln, 348, 4fi9.
, , parson of Oottingham,
252.
, , prebendary in St.
Stephen's diapel, Westminster,
155.
, , prebendary of Wetwang
in York oaAhedral, 493.
, Bobert, parson of Great Shel-
ford, 387.
Dixton, Dyxton, Bichard, 79, 104, 626.
, Bichard, esquire, 514.
Dobben, John yam, 578.
Dobyli, Henry. 391.
Dobyn, Guy, of Neweot, yeoman, 93.
Dodbrook^ Dodebroke [oo. Devon], 133.
Dodde, John, 277.
, TlKMnas, 395.
, Thomas, of York, merchant, 97.
Doddinghnrst, Dodyngihenst, oo. Sssex,
166.
, paJiBon of. See Skelton, Adam.
Dodford, 00. Northampton, 330.
Dodyngton. See Dunnington.
Doesbor^, Doueeburgh, Gelderktod,
546.
Doget, William, of Gravesend, 391.
Dogge, John, 396.
, Bobert, of Croydon, 90, 381.
, Wiliam, 15, 286.
Doggyng, John, 406.
DogmeiBfield [oo. Southampton],
demise dated at, 445.
, letters patent dated at, 190,
205, 213, 214, 220, 228, 22S, 261,
262, 372, 275, 284, 300, 322, 331,
351, 441, 443, 444, 446, 448, 453,
468, 469, 473, 476, 603.
dogs, 171.
, harriers, 'heiwre,* 65, 117.
, , masters of. See Mal-
grave, Hugjh; Strikland, Walter.
, hart hounds, the king's, 185.
, , masters of. See Bour-
chier, Henry ;^ Fits Walter, lord.
Doke, John, of Hanow-on-the HiU, car-
penter, 96.
, Bobert, 61.
Dokesworth,. See Duxford.
Dokette, Bobert, esquire, 524.
Dokkyng, Simon, of Dulwich, tile-
maker, William, son of, 48<6.
Dokyng, John, of Whaplode, 361.
Dokysworth. See Duxford.
720
GENERAL INDEX.
DolgellT; Dolee&Iie, Dolgellie [co.
Merioneth], 48.
, David ap Memo, paraoa of, 48.
, Bichard ap Grene, paraon of,
441.
DolmaoL, Joilm, 5.
Doiof. See Delft.
Dcdt, Bidbaid, rector of Heydon, 340.
Dolton, Douelton [oo. Devon], 83, 143.
.parson of. See Smyth, John;
Warrene, John.
Dolyn, John, of Pemnin^on, husband-
man, 431.
Dolyte, Robert, 381.
Don. Done, Donwyk, Doon, Doun, the
river, oo. York, 199, 280, 301,
469, 624, 536.
Don, Geoffrey. of Herefoirdshire,
esquire, 2l7.
, steward of the duke <rf
Norfolk's castles and landa in
' Gowersland,' South Wales, 254.
,.., , steward and forester
of Najrberth, 26, 36.
, Gruffin, esquire, 194.
, Hugh, surveyor of the search at
Kingston upon Hull, 53.
, , at Great Yar-
mouth, 253.
, Thomas, of Shrewsbury, 15.
Donbnak, William van, 663.
Donoaster, Doncastre, oo. York, 62, 93,
169, 231, 315, 378, 429, 477.
, men of, 62.
Doncastre, William, of Blythe, ohap-
man, 360. ^
Dondermond. See Dendermondei
Done. See Don.
Doneti, Theobald, prior of La Charity
flur Loire (q,*v.), diooese of
Auzerre, 263.
Dongie, Richard, of Ringwood, 14.
Doningtoiu, Donyngton, oo. Linoofai,
381.
in Holland, oo. Lmooln, 606.
Donn, David, 268.
Donman, John, chaplain, 64.
Donnait, John, merchant of Brittany,
218, 221.
Dorane, John, of Cobham, 360.
, Laorenoe, of EflSngham, 380.
, Thomas, of Oobham, 380.
, William, clerk, 167.
Donnell, Nicholas, 476.
Donningbon, Donyngton, co. Berks, 403.
DonoM, John, 376.
Donryssh, William, 6.
Donson, Deryk, 675.
Dontesfold. See Dunsfold.
Donton. See Dunton.
Donwioh, Donwych. See Dunwioh.
DoDiwyk. See Don, the river.
Donyngton, oo. Berks. See Doonkigton.
, oo. Buckingham. See Danton.
, oo. liincoln. Su Donington.
Donyngton, Robert, of Boeton, mer-
chfoit, 220.
, Thomas, cntisen of London, 228.
, William, 64, 186.
, , bailiff of C5oventry, 384.
Dooke, Robert, 407.
Doon, the river. See Don.
Doofl, John, of St. Alban's, chaplain, 87.
Dorchester, Dorchestre, oo. Dorset, 9,
382, 383.
, , aliens dwelling at, 666.
, , burgessee of 80.
, , charters dated at, 43.
, , goal of, 609.
, , churct of All Saints, 86.
, ^ , paiBon of. See
Mogg, Richard.
, Dorcaoesftre, co. Oxford, abbot
of, 395.
Doidreoht, Derdro^t, Dordiregji, Dor-
dr^g^t, Dordreigih. Dordreidit,
Dordrigjit, Doredrigbt, Dnr-
dragiht, Durdregiit, Durdrigfit,
DuSryght, Duredraght, Holland,
642, 546, 547, 648, 649, 662, 663,
554, 558, 659", 662, 664, 667, 568,
569, 570, 573, 674, 677, 679, 680,
582, 583, 584, 687.
See also Dutnght.
Dore, oo. Derby, 411.
Doreuinus, John, 639.
Doreward. See Durward.
Dorking, Derkyng, Dorkyng, oo. Scnrrey,
169, 380, 381.
, aliens dwelling at, 678, 586.
Dornom, an alien dwelling at, 676.
Dornton. See Dorton.
Domyk, Hugh, 669.
Dorold, John, 608.
Dorpmonde. jS^ee Dortmund.
Dorrebome, Ralph. See Durburg^.
Donset oounty, 79, 198, 328, 859, 382.
, assizes in, 68.
, , jufitioeaof, 424.
, coasts of, 303.
, commissioners to assess a grant
m, 134.
, commissioners to raise a loan in,
61, 127, 354, 628.
, commissioners of array in, 474,
620.
, ooncealments in, 74.
, escapee of prisoners in, commia-
sion to enquire into, 351.
, eeoheator m. 34, 103, 190, 246,
453, 464, 601.
., See also Melbonrae,
Riehard; WynfcotL, John.
, inquiieitons in, 49, 71, 301, 369,
617.
, issues of, 197, 286, 494.
GENEBAL INDEX.
721
Dorset — etrnt.
, jnatioee of the peaooia, 616.
, knights of the shire for. See
Chidiok, John; Turbervile, WiL
liam.
oiith against maintai2iiiig peace
oreaken to be taken in, 382.
, outlawries in, 7, 14, 98, 94, 2S2,
307, 306.
, porta of, 130, 131.
, possessiotiB of John, duke of
Bedford in, reoeiver 61. See
Whitehom, John.
, fifceriffof, 61, 127, 134,197, 286,
303, 351, 354, 617.
tamporatitiee in, of 8t. Majry's,
Oiretnoeater, 34.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
aasignments of, 60, 62, 116.
, trespaases eto., in, 308.
ardideaooiiry of. assignment of
half -tenth fran, 111.
, , taxation, in, 258.
, earl of. See Beaufort, lliomaB.
Docset, WWam, of London, gentle-
man, 306.
William, of Southw^rk or Peok-
nam, gentleman, 508.
, , , his wife Elather-
me aiias Katherixke Derby, 602.
Dorsete, Hugh, 401.
Doraoleye. See Dursley.
Doraten, Dorston, Westphalia, 542.
I>or9teynour, Winoeslaus, kni^t, con-
stable of Berkhampstead, 37.
Doiston, CO. Hereford, 377.
Dortmund, Dertemone, Derimon, Dert-
moikde, Dorpmonde, Westphalia,
569, 566, 671, 676.
Dorton, Domton [oo. Budcineham],
aliens dwelling at, 666, 668.
Dorwaid. See Durward.
Dory, John, 405.
Doryk, Otte van, 646.
'dosers,' 44.
Dotsales, Adam, 362.
Doudale, Robert, 466.
Douelton. See Ddton.
Doueson, William, 667.
Doun, Doune, Hugh, of Hull, 13.
John, 38, 618, 663.
alias James, Laurence, 121.
Owen, 497.
Thomas, 466.
, of Padstow, fisher, 312.
, William, 484.
Dounameney. See Down Ampney.
Doundesey, Edmund, 620.
Dou2ie. See Doun.
Dounham. See Downham; Downham
Santon.
Doonton, oo. Warwick. Su Duntoo.
, 00. Wilts. Su Downton.
21881
Dounton, Bartholomew, of LOhngtcn,
franklin, 308.
, Thomas, esquire, 376.
Dourysch, Thomas, 142.
Dousebuxgh. See Doesborglh.
Douson, John, 660.
Dove, Abel, 669.
Dover, Dovorr, co. Kent, 72, 353.
, aliens dwelling at, 687.
castle, 267, 470.
, , constable of, 413.
, iSfea oZfo Humph-
rey, duKe of Gdouoester.
, charter dated at, 208.
, damage by storms to, 496.
the king's customer at, 496.
, letters patent dated at, 177.
, mayor of, 496.
, murage in, 496.
, musters of men at arms and
archers to be taken at, 356, 368,
424,426.
Dovyle, Thomas, 377.
Dovynk, William, 662.
Dowedale, Robert, 338.
Doweland, Zealand, 577.
Dowele, Robeft, 311.
Dowelood, Nicholas, 577.
Dowenome. See Downhdme.
dower, writ of, 145.
Dowery, Walter, 686.
Doweswall. See Dewsall.
Dowhon, Duelton, oo. Devon, manor of,
6Q2.
Down Ampney, Dounameney, co. Glou.
cester, 239.
Downe, William, prebendary of St.
Stephen's, Westminster, 616.
Downham, Dounham, co. Essex, aliens
dweUing at, 670, 580.
, Downum, oo. Lancaster, 482.
, Dounham, co Suffolk, 278.
Downham Market, oo. Norfolk, an alien
dweUing at, 681.
Downham Santon, Dounham, co.
Suffolk, John Berton, parson of,
346,358.
Downholme, Dowenome. co. York, 283.
Downton, Dounton, oo. Wilts, 281.
Downum. See Downham.
Down, West, Westdoune, co. Devon.
157.
, vicar oi. See Bole, John.
Doye, Robert, of Needham, yeoman,
320.
, Edward, esquire, 400.
, Robert, 409.
Doyrburgh. See Durburgh.
Drafton, William, of Harwich, 609.
Dragon, John, 372.
2Z
722
GENERAL INDEX.
Drake, Henry, 576.
, John, 61.
Dranfeld, John, of Aylesbury, butdier,
92.
Draper, Alexander, 405.
, Bartholomew, 66, 345.
, Clement, of Atherstone, 884.
, Edmund, 66.
, citisMi And mercliant of
Ixmdon, 486.
, John, 303, 406.
, , of Cambridgeshire, 9.
, •.., of Gamlin^ay, 387.
, of Sa£Prosi Walden, hus-
bandmaD, 440.
Richard, of Aston by Sudbury,
nufibandraan, 461.
, aluM Bentham, Robort, .of
Bristol, gentleman, 90.
, Thomas, 262, 410.
Drapere alias Phelyp or Philippe,
William, of Warmington, draper
or husbandman, 231. •
Drapour, William, of Wellow, 410.
Drax, John, 608.
, of Ditton, 380.
, Riohard, 470,
Drayoott, Drayoote, co. Derby, 432.
Drayton, 368.
, CO. Buckingham, 76, 81, 163.
CO. Cambridge 386.
, oo. Leicester, 9.
, 00. Middlesex, 17.
, CO. Oxford, 392.
, CO. Somerset, 233.
Drayton, John, 408.
, Riohard, esquire, 396.
, ., escheator in Oxford-
shire, 464.
Drayton Bassett, Basset [co. Stafford],
331.
, parson of. See Bate, Richard;
Grene, Nicholas.
Drayton Painslow, Passelewe, Passelowe
[co. Buckingbam], 86, 327, 490.
, parson of. See Blakey, Roger;
Jobur, Thomas; Massy, J^n;
Oculshagh, John.
Drebley, Drebbray in Craven [oo. York],
439.
Dreuby, Henry, of Witham, 16.
Drewe, Dru, ^enl7, 164, 366, 399.
, Robert, 448.
, Thomas, 370.
, , esquire, 402.
, WUliam, of Hungerford, 403.
Driel, Dryell, Gelderland, 566.
Driffeld, William, of Long Stanton, 386.
Drignant, Tlhomas, 129.
Drogheda, Drog^da, Ireland, friars
preachers of, 465.
Droitwich, Wyoh, Wyohe, oo. Wor-
cester, bailiffs and good men of,
340.
, grant to, 516.
, parage in, 340.
Dromond, Richard, of Trerioe, ye<Hnan,
431.
Drtm, Walfard, 665.
Dnnfield, Dronfeid, co. Derby, 411.
Drop, Heory. See Ooskyn.
Dru. See Drewe.
Draell, WilUam, of Waresiey, 375.
Dnillo. See Truro.
Drury, Hemry, 303.
, John, chaplain, 491.
, Nicholas, esquire, 446.
, lliomas, parson of St. Maiy's
Aldermary, London, 321, 322.
, Wiiliam, knight, 623.
Dryby, John de, lord of Tattershall, 148,
149, 160.
, Alice, sister of, 148.
, .., .., John, son of,
148.
, , , , Johnaon
of, 148.
• 9 * • » ••■•■
I • • • ■ • I
William, bnither of, US.
I • • ■ ■ f • I
■•»
• • C • I
Maud, sister of. See Cromwell,
Ralph, Mjaud wife of.
Dry Drayton, Dryedraytoa, co. Cam-
bridge, 430.
Drye, Robert, 626.
Dryedrayton. See Dry Drmytaa.
Dryell. See Driel.
Dryhurst, Thomas, of Dublin, 463.
Drylonde, Reginald. 390.
Drynkewater, WiUiam, 393. -
Dryx»tan, Dederio, oitisen aaid broiderer
of London, 92.
Dryver, John, 679.
, Roger, 314.
, , Katherine wife of, 314.
Dublin, archbishop of. See Talbot,
Richard.
Dublin, Deyelyn, Dyvelyn, co. Dublin.
24, 199, 270, 443, 463, 611.
, abbey of St. Thomas the martyr
near, abbot of. See Aubrey,
William.
oathedx^ church of St. Patrick,
canon and prebendary of Lusk in.
See Shiryngton, Walter.
, , prebend of Tamothan
in, 226.
, castle, constable of. See John,
the bastard of Clarence; Thorn*
don, Giles.
, fee farm of, 443.
, frian preachers of, 455.
, mayor of. See Kylberry, John.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 44ft.
GENERAL INDEX.
728
Duohennn, Henry, of Gambrid^, 90.
, WilUam, 678.
Dudcote. See Didcot.
Duddington, Dndyngtona, oo. Nortli-
amptoD, 63.
Dudilandey oo. Sussex, 944.
Dudley, baron of. See Sutton, J<jim.
, John, 377.
Dudryght. See Dutright.
Dudyngtona. See Duddington.
dueb, 38.
Duelton. See Dowiton.
Duffel, Duffle, Duffyll, Brabant, 574,
682.
DuffekL Joibn, citiaen and merdymt of
York, d3.
« , of Skelton by Ripon,
husbandman, 97.
, Ralph, of Coventry, meroer, 933.
.., Richard, of Barton on Humber,
gentleman, 323.
f Robert, of Oarlton, 366.
.......... WaUam, clerk. 163.
Duffbous, niomafl, iiahmongeir of Lon-
don, 20.
Dugdale, Riohaid, dbaplain, 81.
Dugge, William, vioar of Ham, oo.
Glouoester, 97.
Duisburg, Duseburgh, in deres, 679.
Duivoland, De>v«land, Zeeland, 644.
Duke, Peter. 371.
Duket, Riohaid, commissioner of array,
361.
Dulday, Peter, master of the Seint
Marie of Ketn, 476.
Dulkyn, John, of WMttlesford, 17.
Dully, William, of ClearweU, miner,
480.
Dulwich, Dylewyoh, oo. Surrey, 486.
Dumbar, Michael, 666.
Dumbelton, John, esquire, 876.
Dun, John, 292.
, Robert, 474.
, Thomas, 360.
, WiUiam, 398.
Dunbaben, John, 367.
Dungeon, Ralph, 100.
Dunham [oo. Nottingham], 260, 316.
Dunham, Robert, 409.
Dunham upon Trent. Denham upon
Trent, co. Nottingham, 97, 162,
230. -* , , ,
Dunkirk, Dunkyrk, Flanders, 639.
Dunmow, Dunmowe, oo. Essex, 401.
Dunmow, Great, co. E^sex, Alfreston,
Alfreton, Hall in, 466, 460.
Dunmow, Little [oo. Essex], 210.
Dunnington, Dodyngton [in Beeford,
00. Tork, £a»t Riding], 142.
Dunnouk, John, 616.
Duns, Richard, 312.
•••"•••» •• , Katherine wife of, 812.
Dunsfold, Dontesfold, Duntesfekl, co.
Surrey, 380.
Dunstable, Dunstaple, co. Bedford, 17
OO.
, , aliens dwelling at, 671,
565.
, , church of St. Peter of,
611.
, , prior of, 373.
Dunstable, John, esquire, 496.
Dunster, Dunsterre, oo. Somerset, an
alien dwelling at, 547.
Dunster, John, 473.
Dunston, John, 366, 410.
i Robert, alderman of Norwich,
32.
Dunteafeld. See Dunsfold.
Dunton, Donyngton, oo. Buckingham,
446.
, Donton, oo. Essex, 228.
, Dounton, oo. Warwick, 384.
Dimwioh, Donwich, Donwyoh. oo
Suffolk, 234. ^ > .
, aliens dwelling at, 682.
Dupath, l%euepath, in CaJlinston, oo.
ComwaU, 246.
Duram, Robert, vicar of Rustington, 24.
Durant, John, of Barston, 384.
, ^Iph, of Chesterfield, gentle-
man. 411.
Durbarowe, Zeeland, 567.
Durbarro, William, 394.
Durburgh, Dorreborue, or Doyrburjgh,
Ralph, of Somersetshire, esquire,
484.
Durden, Henry de, of Butterworth, yeo-
man, 4/8.
_ • »
DuidiMht, Durdr^ht, Duidryght,
Duredra^. See Dordrecht.
DuTom, John, 694.
Duieward. See Durward.
Durham, oo. Durham, priory of. chapter
house of, 182.
, , prior of, 97.
, John, prior of, 182.
Durham, county of, creeks and har-
bours in, 200.
, , inquisitions in, 132.
, lands in, late of John,
duke of Bedford. leoeirer of.
See Bedford, Willutm.
, , wool grown in, 900.
Durham, bishopric of, 237, 413.
, diooeseof, 100, 248, 344, 460.
, tenth granted by the
clergy from, assignment of, 120.
, bishops of. See Bek, Anthony;
Longley, Thomas; Lorraine,
Walcher of.
Durich Thomas, prebendary in St.
George's chapel, Windsor, 466.
Duriohe, Thomas, a oJerk of Henry IV
231.
724
GENERAL INDEX.
Dumford, Derneford, co. Devon, 240.
, Durneford, co. Wilts, 617, 691.
Duroiey, Dorsoleye, oo. Gloaoeoter,
269, 373.
Dttrward, Doreward, Dorward, Dure-
wafd, John. 308, 209, 210, 212,
283, 467, 503, 622, 616.
, , oommissioneir to assess
a grant, 134.
commissioner to raise a
loan, 50, 124.
, sheriff of Bssex, 253.
, , esquire, 400, 602.
, knight, 130.
, of Bocldng, esquire, 349.
, , of Essex, esquire, 337,
338.
, , Bkmohe wife of ,
337.
, William, son of Ellas, and
brother and heir of Thomas, 337.
Duiry, Henry, dark, 88.
Duoinrall. Riohard, 208, 209, 210.
• .•...•>., ..*•.•.... cierK , 4c40 .
, , parson of Diss, 241.
Duseburgh. See Duisburg.
Duskyn, Henry, 684.
Dustelyng, William, 393.
Dutright, Dudrygjit (P Dordrecht or
Utrecht), Holland, 681.
Dutton, Robert, 476.
, Thomas de, 84.
Duurygge. See Hawridge.
Duxford, Dokeswortlh, Dokysworth, co.
Cambridge, 89, 386, 466.
, , Adam, narson of, 387;
See cUso Brian, Aoam.
Dyche, Richard, of Ashford, yeoman,
326.
, , Alice wife of, 'spynflter,'
336.
Dyoon, Henry, 398.
Dyconson, Richaid, of Lorersall, hus-
bandman, 477.
Dyer, Ihrere, alias Moundevyle, Henry,
of Wibney, 10, 11.
, Thomas, 232.
, , of Orosoombe, dyer, 432.
, of Ludlow, 228, 283, 435.
, of Sandwich, 73.
, William, 277.
Dygelot, Thomas, of Colne Engayne, 22.
Dygge, John, 519.
, commissioner to assess
a grant, 140.
Dygges, John, 368.
Dyghton. See Deighton.
Dygon, John, of Oxford, clerk, 227.
, William, parson of St. Paacms,
[oo. Devon], 467.
Dygonerwell. See Diipwell.
Dygyll, Ridiard, parson of Little Ores-
singham
d, pari
« 97.
Dyke, Hug^, 498, 694.
, , oitifien and 'setter' of
London, 90, 414.
, , merchant of EbgiLtaid,
454.
, John, of Bristd, an alien, 683.
, , of Southwark, an alien,
586.
, Robert, clerk, parson of Tnm,
387, 346.
Dykeleygji, Richard, 401.
Dykeman, John. Agnes late the wife
of, inquisition poit mortem rs-
garding, o«d.
, John, the youngM', 497.
Dykere, Edward, of Soathminster,
'Walsshman,' 334.
Dykeryng. See Diokenng.
Dykes, WUliam, 383.
, , oMnmissioner of ariay,
71,360.
Dykon, Simon, 406.
Dykson, Nicholas, clerk, oommisaioner
de waUiis et fosMtU, 273.
Dylewyohe. See Dulwich.
DyUe, Hermann, 688.
Dylowe, John, of Worcester, husband-
man, 163.
Dylyngton, Robert, of Bridgewater,
gentleman, 609.
Dymmok. See Dymodc.
Dymmok, Philip, knight, 382.
Dymook, Dymmok, oo. Olouooster, 141,
2Sl, 282.
Dymore, William, parson of Wood-
chester, 494.
Dynant. See Dinant.
Dynbegh, Edmund, 72.
I^nby. See Tenby.
Dyndon, John, serjeant of the wardrobe,
223.
, , taikr, 597.
Dynelay, John. See Dynely.
Dyneley. See Dyngley.
Dyneley, Robert, 622.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 348.
Dynely, or Dynelay, John, of Downham,
00. Lancaster, gentleman, 482.
Dyngefey, Oliver, clerk, 26.
DyngLe, Robert, 396.
Dyngley, Dyneley, Robert, commis-
sioner to assess a giant, 188.
, , oommisBioiier of an*ay,
473.
Dynham, John, kni«ht, 201, 202, 801,
398, 414, 519.
, , oommissioiier of oyer
and terminer, 538.
, , Joan wife of, 414.
Dynter. See Dinter.
I^rrell, James, parson of Marham-
ciiurch, 592.
Dyriiam, Derham, oo. Qlouoeater, 368.
, bhuroh of, adrowsoa of, 368.
GENERAL INDEX.
726
l>jnk, Henry, 646.
Dyse. See Dmi.
C^rsse. See Diss.
I^st. 'See Diest.
Dyst, Peter, parson ol Guestling, 166.
l^kemay, Richard, €06.
I^n, William, 406.
DytUm. See Ditton.
Dyvelyn. See Dablin.
Dyxtoo. See Dixton.
E
E. sheriff of Yorkahiie {temp. William
I), 862.
Eakring, Ekeryng, l^keiryng, oo. Not-
tingham, 143,360, 861.
, , bailiff, forester and
waremier of. See Smyth,
Richard.
, , parM» ol. See Bate,
Ridiard; Oroney Nicholas.
Bardisley Wootton, Wotton, co. Here-
fotxi, 177, 178. '
Earith, Erethe, co. Hantingdon, 306.
EarPs Oohie, co. BBsez, manor of, 602.
Earl Stoke, Erlestok, oo. Wilts, 122.
, castle and manor of, 606.
Earsd<m, Eresdon [co. Northumber.
land], 596.
Easeboame, EBeborne, co. Sussex, 349.
Eaatboarne, Estboume, oo. Sussex, 62.
Easby, abbev of St. A^tha, St.
Agatha's by Ri<^emond, abbot of,
96.
Easington, Esyngdoo [co. Oxford], 110.
, garson ol. See Api»lby,
William; Rere, John.
Easingwold, Bsyngwold in Galtfes
forest [co. York], 100.
, 'la NorthbaUlif,' 'NorthbaUle'
of, 100, 101.
£3astchuroh, Estohirdhe, isle ol Shoppy,
00. &ent, 147.
, church of, licence to grant land
to rebuild on, 147.
EaAtertoo, Esterton, oo. Wilts, 158.
Eaatland, Estland, aliens from, in Eng-
land, 664, 671, 672, 677, 686.
merchants, 74.
EastoQ, Eitaiies ad montemy alias Eston
atte Moante, aZios listen atte
Monnte, oo. Euex, 119.
adrowaon olthe diurch of, 119.
, Eston, oo. Lincoln, 16.
Eastry, Estrye, oo. Kent, 389.
, , ohureh d, 423.
Eastwell, Estwell, co. Kent, 390, 444.
Eastwood, Estwayte, co. Nottingham,
40O.
Eiaton [in Foy], Eton Tregoys, co. Here-
ford, 86, 107, 108.
, chapel of, 86, 108.
, I^on by Lemstre, oo. Hereford,
310.
, Eton, CO. Nottingham, 365.
Constantine, Eton Gostentyn, co.
Salop, 65.
Eaionford [near Eaton Sooon], Ebon.
[co. Bedford], 11.
Eibbesham. See Epsom.
ISbcheatre, John, oLtiaen and fletoher of
York, 93.
Eberton, John, 4S6.
Ebroicensis. See E^eux.
Ehnrton, John, the elder, 394.
, , the yoan^r, 394.
, Thomas, 392, 394.
Eochingeham. See Echingham.
Eccles, church of, 597.
, 00. Lancaster, 81.
, , yicaa* of. See Ewod,
Riidiard de.
, CO. Norfolk, 99.
, , parson of. See Skyll-
yngton, J^n.
Eocleshill, oo. York, 86.
Eccleston £oo. Chester], 66.
Eohard, Ibomas, 96.
fidiene, £k>hyngham. See Etchingham.
Eiching^iam, Eochingeham, Echyngjham,
Simon de. 245.
, Thomas, 199, 626.
, , of Etchingham, knight,
218, 278. 372, 481,^0, 525, o33,
536.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 138.
, , commissioner of array,
437, 474.
, , oommiasioiier de waUiis
et fossatis, 199, 348.
..' , , lieutenant of Humphrey
duke of Gloucester, ooastable of
Dorer castle, te., 199.
, William, knight, 218.
Echyngham. See Echingham: £)tcli-
ingham.
ESckington, Ekinton, I^yngton. Ekyn-
ton, CO. 'Derby, 27, 119, 367.
mediety of the church of, par-
sona of. See Brigeford, William ;
In^Iby, J<^n.
Eiotoci, Ekton, oo. Northamptoo, 16.
Edale, oo. Derby, Lees, Lyes, in, 413.
Bdmn, HoUind, 670.
Ede, William, 406.
Edelyn^^n, Bdlyngton, Thomas de, 148,
149, 160.
Edenbridge. Edonbrygge, oo. Kent, 391
Edenball, co. Cumberland, 356.
Edenham, Edynjo^am by Brune, oo.
Lincoln, 4eO.
Edenham, William, clerk, 167.
726
GENERAL INDEX.
Edensor, Edensore, oo. Derby, 412.
Edenstowe. See Edwinstowe.
•fideaham. 'See Adisham.
Bdosham, William de, 172.
Ed€«>n, Henry, 649.
ISdeston. See Bdingwortdi.
Edgbaaton, Eggebaston, oo. Warwick,
I Edward Iir, 77, 149, 151, 246, 427, 478,
, ohaikoery of , 77.
, charters of, 27, 28, 38, 89, 43,
52, 55, 58, 59, 80, 100, 241, 244,
I 270, 835, 445, 420, 448, m, 605.
..., oonfeasor of. iS^ee Siward, Wil-
liam.
., exobequer of, 77.
Edge [in Painswick], Egeton, oo. Glou- > grants of, 123, 461.
oester, 7.
Edgmond, Bggemonden, oo. Salop, 206.
Edinburgh, letters patent of tJie king
of Sootfl dated at, 105.
Edington, Edyngton, oo. Somerset, 16,
812.
, Edyngdon, oo. Wilts, 94, 158.
» •• y rector of, 61. Sec alsft
Culmer, Thomas.
Bdingworth [in East Brent], Edestoii,
oo. Somerset, 58.
Mle, John, of Oanterbnry, 890.
Edlesborough, Edlesburgh, co. Bucking-
ham, 284.
IWmed, John, of Stainee, 453.
Edmond, John, ol Cafliterbury, 390.
, William, 128,202.
See also Edmund.
Edmonton, Edmanton [oo. Middlesex]
an alien dwefling at, 675. '
Edinund, earl of Cornwall [1272-13001
oliartars of. 52.
y son of King Henry m, 77.
1 «>o»nt of MorUin. See Beau-
fort, Edmund.
' <J«ke of York [1385-1402], 488.
Mmund, John, 110.
, William, 133.
See also Edmond.
Ednestowe. See Edwinstowe.
Edombrygge. See Bdenbridgo.
Edriohe, William, of Barsham, hus-
bandman, 239.
Edward, the CVwifessor, 171, 417, 418,
•••■ ' charters of, 415-417.
Edward I, 77, 142, 186, 274, 473.
, charters of, 33, 39, 47 62 65
^ 1^ i«6; 195J. 196, V'al?;
letters pateoit of, 25, 26, 37, 52,
59, 77, 78, 113, 122, 176, 295, 415,
459, 473, 601, 616, 605.
, lioenoes in mortmain by, 58, 81,
464.
, statutes of, 83, 177, 303. 304,
350, 356, 366, 442.
Edward, prince of Wales, son of Edward
JIT, 187, 461.
, letters patent of, 84,
459.
, chantry of, in Qanter-
bury cathedral,' 187, 461.
Edward, king of Portugal [1433-1438 J,
envoy of. See Daeanetho, Lewis.
Edward, earl of Rutland, duke of York.
71, 207, 503, 504.
y , Philippa wife of, 207,
210, 211, 504.
, Richard b«t>ther of, 207.
Kdward ap David, 494.
Edward, John, 351, 371, 470, 475, 617.
, of SfciviohaH, 11.
Richard, 129.
, Thomas, 398.
'Edwardes.' See nobles.
Edwinstowe, Edenstowe in Sherwood
forest, Ednestowe, co. Notting-
ham, 157, 457.
Edworth, Steven de, steward of Pem.
broke, 27.
Bdwyne, John, of Thaxted, cuUer,
96.
JtJdy, John, the younger, 398.
, Thomas, 398.
, WiUiam, 398.
' , draper of London, 810.
, of Stony Stoatford, 9.
, letters patent of, 27 46 295 ^^y^«^>/^> *«>
342, 345. ' ' ' ^^' , John, of Woodohurch.oo. Kent,
, Riohajxl, 440.
Edyngdon. See Edington.
Edyngibam, John, 369. -
, Biohard, 889..
„....„,^ Edyngham by Brane. SeeEdmhin.
John de; Herle" Wi'lli^" de^ ^y»fi*<«- See Edington.
Mutford, John de ; Stonore, John ' Bdyot, John, of Reymmore, labourer,
fe^tm?"^' ""' ^' ^' i ^«^;AI^ by A«tw«p. B«b«t.
, called a charter, 176. - Eeode, John, 617.
Effingham, E^yngfaam, oo. Surrey'^ 380.
7 — — -' -
, licence from, 142.
Edward IX, 43.
, grant of, 122.
, justices <rf the Bench of. See
Bereford, William de; Bousser.
., writ of, 69.
GENERAL INDEX.
727
JSttigo or Btiiilea,' , of Hayling,
master of a barge, 168.
E>fford Berrys, oo. Oomwall, 449.
E^arsi, Andrew, merohaist of Dantaig,
367.
I^ord. iSfee Eggesford.
Egerden, William, 880.
Elgerle, Hugh, 231.
, , Emma wife of, 231.
Ejgerton, Balpli, esquire, 389.
, , commioskmer to enquire
as to lands of an outlaw, 200.
, Roger, 164.
Egeioti. See Ed^e.
I^ggebaston. See ISdgbaston.
E^ggeccHnbe, Peter, esquire, 389.
Qggemere. iS^ee Egmere.
Eggemomden. See Edgmood.
E^ggesford, Eooeford, Egeford, oo.
Devon, &6.
Eigghetrdes, Joim, merohant of the Ten-
tondc Hanee, 201.
Eggintoo, Egynton, oo. Derby, 411.
JQggislord. See Eggesford.
£^, GekleriMid, 563.
Egham, oo. Surrey, 360.
E^lwmhill [oo. Surrey], 463.
Eggillesfeld. See Efi^sfeld.
Egie, Tbomafi, skinner, of London, 479.
Efi^eshaille. See EglosbAyle.
ESglesmerthyr. jS^ee Merther.
Eglisfeld, Egillesfeld, John, tlie elder,
863.
, , the younger, 883.
, Richard, 883.
Egliston, John, oitiaen of London, 4d4.
Egloehavle, fSglesluulle [co. Oornwail],
onuroh of Saint Felioity, 190.
, , parson of. See Oolyne,
William.
Egmanton, oo. Nottingham, 410.
Egmero, Eggemere [oo. Norfolk], 326.
E^gmond, Holland, 677.
Egynton. See Egginton.
Egyston. See Ezton.
ESlksham. See Aylsham.
Eithinog,Ethene [parish of Llanllyfui],
CO. Carnarvon, amobyr of, 191.
Ekeford, Giles of, 667.
E&eryng. See Bakring.
Ekinton. See E^ckingtoo.
Eksrskyth. See Akersloot.
Ekkeksbek, 666.
Ekkulsale, William, burgess and gold-
smith of Bristol, 288.
Ekkyng, Barnard, Bf^.
Ekton. See Eoton.
Ekyngton, Ekynton. See Eckington.
EKager, alias EUager, John, 306.
Eland. See Elland.
Eiland, Hugh de, of Doncaster, clerk,
169.
, Robert, commissioner de walliis
et foeeaHs, 273.
, Thomas, controller of tronage
and peaege in the port of Lon-
don, ai6.
Eflard or Ellard, Thomas, of Ruston,
gentleman, 92.
, , Agnes wife of, 92.
Elbergh. See Elburg.
Elbert, Nicholas, 221.
Elbricoheston [oo. Suffolk?], 175.
ESlburg, Elbergh, Elburgih, Gelderltknd,
646, 648.
Eldyng. See Yalding.
Ele, alias Gentill, Albert, 643.
Elemete, Zeeland, 676.
Elest, Godfrey van, 662.
Elham, co. Kent, 391.
Elham, Andrew de, bailiff of the rape
of Haetings, 246.
EUing Too. Southampton], Wigley,
Wygele, in, 87.
Elisabeth, daughter of John of Gaunt,
wire of John, earl of Huntingdon,
afterwards wife of John Come-
waiU, 114. 116, 247.
EUkington, Elk3rngton, oo. Lincoln, 382.
Elkyngton, Simon, of Grimsby, 369.
, , Margaret wife of, 369.
Ella, West, Westelley, co. Tork, 13.
EUager. See E3ager.
EUand, Eland, oo. York, 317.
Ellard. See EOard.
Ellarkar. See EUerker.
Elterbek, Robert, 463.
, ,.., of Hertfordshire, gentle'^
man, 338.
EUerker, EHlarkar [oo. Tork], 6.
EUlerker, EUercare, Ellerkar, Ellerkare,
John, 16, 70. 108, 163, 202, 367,
a59, 366, 426, 426, 622, 624, 615,
619, 620, 622, 623, 626, 627, 628.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 189.
, ....^...., oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, 82, 219, 802, 362.
, , commissioner to enquire
as to concealments in Torksnire,
272.
, > commisBi<Mier de waUOs
et fossatis, 128, 199, 273, 260,
348, 352, 469.
, , justice of assise, 293,
366.
728
GENERAL INDEX.
EUertoQ, oo. York, prior of, 164.
Elleryngton, John, 3d6.
EUoeaundre, Laurence^ of King's En-
ham, 14.
Elleswyk, Margaret, 435.
£llingham, EHyngham, co. Norfolk, 454.
, alien dwelling at, 589.
parson of. See Bolton, WilUam;
Hull, Jobn.
LittlO; Little £lynghani, (x>.
Norfolk, 159.
, by Stockton, oo. Norfolk, ohurch
of St. Mary, 491.
, , diapUin to. See Fetill,
Robert.
, EHyngham, oo. Soutiiampton,
62.
, ^ yicar of. See Elys,
John; Skelton, William.
Mingham, Golderland, 584.
Elkington, Alyngton, XSlyngdon, oo.
Huntingdon, 3/5.
, dhuroih of, 591.
, parson of. See Pen-
oryche, Wuliem.
EUysworth. See Elsworth.
Ebn, Elme, oo. Cambridge, 21.
Elmeden, William, knight, 396, 622.
, , oommifisioner of amy,
71, 361.
'Elmes, Jobn, 395.
Elmested ( P Elmstead, co. Eesex or £lm-
sted, CO. Kent), an alien dwelling
at, 573.
Elmestliorpe, Aiimestliorp, Aylmeaford,
CO. lieioeflter, 431.
Elmet, Elmeth [co. York], 144.
EHmeton. See Elm ton.
Elmstead, Elmestede, oo. Essex, 401.
Elmsted, Mmystede. co. Kent, 391.
EHmton, Elmeton, co. Berby, 411.
Elmystede. See Elmstead.
Elmy^or. See IlminBter.
EUnestowe. See Ebtow.
Elryngton, John, 406.
, Robert, 90.
Elsdon, Eluesden, castle [co. North-
umberland], 219.
Elset. See Alsace.
Elsham, co. Lincoln, 15, 498.
Elston, John^ of Limber, co. Lincoln., 62.
Elstow, Elnestowe, Bnelstowe [oo. Bed
ford], 38, 45.
, abbess of. See Battesford,
Blanche; Trayle, Joan.
, an alien dwelling at, 571.
, prioress and convent of, 38.
, temporalities of, 48.
Elsworth, EUysworth, co. Oambridge,
386, 387.
parson of. See Wodo, Thomas
atte.
Eltbam [oo. Kent], manor of, 602.
, the garden in the kinsfs manor
of, keepor of. See GardeiMr,
Jobn.
, works at, 2.
Eltialey, Eltyslee, co. Cambridge, 885,
387.
, parson of. See Lawnglham,
niomas.
Elton, CO. Derby, 96. 412.
, CO. Nottingham, 293.
(P), Aylton [oo. Huntingdon^.
312.
Elton, John, 412.
I , , the younger, 412.
I BLtonhede, Jobn, 200, 477.
Eltyslee. See Eltisley.
Elueeden castle. See EUdon.
' EHvet commote, steward of the ' walstot '
I of. See Beaufort, Edmund ;
Skudamours, Jobn.
EUwell, Hilbrand, ol London, grooer,
308.
EUwyk, lliomas, mayor of Berwick, 131.
I Ely, CO. Cambridge, 161.
' , aliens dwelling at, 539, 541. ,
, bailiff of. See Messager,
WiUiam.
, cathedral ohurch of, prior and
convent of, 491, 501.
, aipchdeaoon of, 375.
, See also Wetheryngsete,
Robert.
, bishops of. See Eustace:
Moroan, Philip; Nigel; Riddell.
Geoffrey.
, bishopric of. 511.
, , custody of, 501.
, , spirituality of , guardian
of, 509, 511, 602.
, , temporalities of, 492,
501, 591.
, diocese of, 466, 491, 509, 510,
511, 591, 602.
, , taxation in, 115.
Ely, John or John de, 390, 403, 406,
474.
, Thomas, vicar of Besthorpe, 158.
....^ , alixis Clerk, John, oitiaeu
and saddler of London, 230.
Elynden, Thomas, 72.
Elyngbryg, Roger, of Croydon, eaqnira,
380.
Elyngdon. See Ellington.
Elynger, John, 378.
Elyngham. Su EUingham.
Elyngbam, John, 406.
, , of Kirby Cane, 00. Nor.
folk, yeoman. 486.
, Tliosnaa, of Norfolk, 159.
Klyot, lliomaa, 62.
, Walter, 389.
William, 142.
GENERAL INDEX.
729
Eiy9, Guy, 369.
, John, 395, 439.
, , cituien and draper of
LondoO) 484.
, , of Iliatoliam, 404.
, , vicar ci Gussage All
Saints, 52.
, , yicar of EUliiighain, 52.
, Niobolas, parson of one-tJiiixl of
Narborongh, 46.
, Richaid, 407, 621.
.*. , y oontroller of customs,
Ac., in t!lie port of Great Tar-
mouth, 323.
, , the <^ef butler's deputy
in the ports of Great Yarmoutn
and Kirkley, 240.
, Robert, 407, 621.
, , of Yorkshire, 346.
, , Eatherine wife of, 346.
Thomas, 140.
, , of Hereford, 13.
Elyson, Henry, 582.
, John, 412.
Elysson. Richard, of Hemingbrough,
clerk, 23B.
embassies, 35, 691.
Erne, John, 574.
Emeland. See Cleveland.
Emelys, Zeeland (now submerged), 656,
564.
Emenes, in Utrecht, 663.
Emery, John, chief butler's deputy at
Southampton, 240.
alicu Touker, John, 221.
Emesoote. See Elmscote.
Emkerk, Emekerke, Emkirk, Holland,
666, 573, 577.
Emlay, William, clerk, 90.
Ejmmes, John, of Haohestofn, oo. Su£Polk,
yeoman, 487.
E^motes, John, parson of North Piddle,
254.
Emneth, Enemeth, co. Norfolk, 78.
Emond, John, 566.
Emory, John, 279, 397. •
Emperoure, John, 563.
Empindbam, Empyngham, co. Rutland,
Eniplyngham, Henry, parson of I^ydiard
Miilioent, 602.
Emaoote, Emesoote, oo. Warwick, 384.
Enderby, , 426.
, John, 378, 874, 467, 613.
, oommiauonar to raise a
loan, 51, 126.
, , esquire, 264, 524.
, , of Stratton, esquire,
313.
Bndowe, Brabant, 548.
Enefeld. ^ee Bnfiekl.
Eoeham. See Enham.
Enelstowe. See Iflatow.
Enemeth. See Bmneth.
EnfieldjBnefeld, oo. Middlesex, 487,
, an alien dw^ing at, 574.
Enfynge, WilHam, 389.
Engen, in Engen, 584.
Enghien, Engyne, Eyngen, Eyn{
Vann^ngyn, Hainault, 542,
573, 5o5.
England and France, peace between.
168, 154.
Englyssh, Richard, 395.
Engyne. See Engjhien.
Enham, oo. Southampton, 440.
, CO. Sussex, 245.
Enham, King's, Eneham Regis, co.
Southampton, 14.
Enkhuisen, Enkhuse, Enkhusyn, Tenk-
husen, Holland, 549, 562, 565,
570.
Enlowe, Giles, 559.
Enoudesson, Herman, 555.
Knsham, Enysham, abbey [co. Oxford],
abbot of, 103.
Ekistrewe, Miobael, 571.
EnterwesuJl, Berlin, knight. 476.
Enville, co. Stafford, Morfe, Morffe, in,
325.
Enysham abbey. See Ensham.
Eppeworth. See Epworth.
Epping, Eppyng, co. Essex, 319.
Epsom^ Ebbeeham, co. Surrey, 381.
Epworth, Eppeworth, co. Lincoln, 260.
Erard, Amald, 556.
, John, 543.
Erberfeld, William, may<H: of Oxford,
623.
Erby, WiUiam, 268.
Ercall, 00. Salop, 430.
Erdeley. See Ardleigh.
ESrdeley, Thomas, abbot of St. Wer-
burga, Chester, 446.
Erdeawyk, Hugh, 164.
, , commissioner to assess a
grant, 137.
, , commissioner to enquire
as to lands of an outlaw, 200.
Erdington, Erdyngton, oo. Warwick,
384.
Erdyngton, Thomas, eaquire, 473.
, of Ecdingtca, esquire,
9AA.
OOv*
Erdyswyke, Hugh, 523.
Ereaby, oo. Linooin, 148.
El^adon. See Earedon.
Erethe. See Earith.
Ergaaton. See Garaton, Eaat.
Brg^iam, Ergfioai, Robert, draper of
London, 93^ 164.
Erhiihe. See Brith.
Erhithe, John, 388.
Eric Vn, king of Denmark, 590.
780
GENERAL INDEX.
Brith, Erhithe, Ery, oo. Kent, an alien
dwelling at, 563.
, manor of, 516.
Erl, Eien, 478.
Erie, Robert or Rogar, prior of Bilsing-
ton, 463. 4^.
, Simon, 162.
, lliomas, meirohaiit of Bristoi,
10, 16.
, Thomas de, abbot of Beading,
102.
Erlega, John de, 34.
, , tJie younger, 34.
&leetok. See Earl Stoke.
Erley, Robert, 370.
Erlyche, Roger, 377.
Erlyngham. See ArlmghAm.
EEdyngham, Thomas, 251.
Erman, John, of Pordley, 21.
, , Agnes wife of, 21.
Ermelond, William, of Isleham, 386.
Ermethwayt. See Armathwaite.
Ermyn, Master John, 90.
Emele, WilliAm, 372.
E^nkiuB, William son of, 363.
Erfche, John, chfl^lain, letters of denisa.
tion to, 188.
Erwarton, Everwardtone, Everwartoun,
CO. Suffolk, church of, 401.
, adyowson of, 499, 500.
, manor of, 499, 600.
, parson of. See CJorby, William.
Ery. ^ee Erith.
Bryngtom, Gilbert, 396.
Eryawell, Williem, 97.
Erythe, William, 375.
Esburnham, Reginald, 246.
escape of prisoners, 35.
, fines for, amounte of , 36.
esoheatoir, of Edward II, 69.
Esoheltona. See Helton.
EBohevenes, Gonsallo, master of the
SeifU Antony, 512.
Escote, CO. Warwick, 384.
Escote, John, 371, 396.
, WiUiam, 241.
, , Joan wife of, 241.
Eseborne. See EaBeboome.
Eseby, J<^n, person of Fulbeck, 96.
BMnhuU. See ELasenhtill.
Esk, Eske, tiie rirer, co. CamlMdahd,
698.
EskeTyn, Jolm, 648.
Esker, Eskir [oo. Dublin], 1^.
Eslop, Thomas, master of the gild of the
Holy Trinity, Warwick, 385.
Esquyswyll. See Soutchell.
Essen, ESasyn, Almain, 660.
Esaendane. See Ashdown,
EBseriagM. See Eming.
Essex, county of, 104, 206, 3 j»4, ^»
337, m, 356, 359, 400, 420, 422,
425, 445, 468, 691.
, archdeaconry of, taxation in,
116.
, coasts of, 303.
, commissioners of amay in, 582.
., commissioners to airei* sfliSps
in, 609.
., commissioners to asse^ a grant
in, 134.
Qommissioners to raise a lo«»
in, 124, 354.
, commissioners to impreos
marinero in, 40, 009.
... commissioners de kiddUs in,
, concealments, Ac., in, 74, 219,
279
escheator in, 49, 1^, 113,
146, 222. 246, 251, 260^ 2^.
299, 368, 428; 447, 464, 466, 458,
463, 508; see also Barley, John:
Iwafdby, John; Rokell, Geoff-
rey ; Rokesburgji, William ;
Stokdale, Thomas.
, inquisitions in, 219, 359.
justices of the peace in, 616.
knight of the shire for. See
Tyrell; John.
, oath against maintaining peace
breakers to be taken in, 400.
outlawries in, 10, 15, 16, 56,
87, 95, 96, 98, 169, 167, 306,
312, 317, 319, 320, 434, 437, 438.
481, 483.
, porte of, 130, 277.
, the river Lea in, 356.
, sheriff of, 124, 1^, 219, 253.
303, 333, 348, 354, 4^; .vf
aUo Durward, John; Johan,
Lewis.
•., temporalities in, of Oirist-
church priory, Canterbury . 420.
, , of Mstow abbey, 49.
, , of Ramsey abbey, 508.
..^ , tenth and fifteenith from,
assignments of, 116, 614, 589.
, trespasses, etc., in 303.
, earl <rf. See FitaPiers.
ESssex, Henrv de, the constable {iemp.
Henry" ID, 419.
, John, of Elm, 21.
Essheford. See Ashford.
Esshenwe in Esshenland, 669.
Eflflhetesford. iSfee Aihford.
Essyn. See Essen.
Est, Richard, 375.
, Thomas, yeoman of tiie chamber.
porter of Bronllvs castle, ana
forester and parker of Oantref
Selyf , oontroUer of the pesage of
tin and lead in Cornwall and
Devon, 213.
, WiUiam, 876.
GENERAL INDEX.
781
Estanes ad montem. See IS&flton.
Estbarsham. See Barsham, Bajst.
Estbechesworih, Edstbecbeworth. See
Betohworth, East.
Estbiry, John, of Letoombe, gentleman,
478.
Estboame. See Eastboarne.
Estbradenham. See Bradenham, East.
Eatbury, John, eequire, 402.
, Margaret, 440.
..*. , Thomas, 451.
Estby, Henry, 300.
Estbyteham. See Bytliani, Little.
Est Gammell. See Oamel, Eaat.
Estohxrohe. See Eastohuroh.
Est Depyng. See Deeping, East.
Estderham. See Beirehain, East.
Esterlyng, Nicholas, 564.
Eflterton. ^S^ee Easterton.
Estfold, Thomas, 275:
Waiia:m, 116, 498, 618.
^ , , oommissioner de kiddlis^
350, 356.
, , citizen of London, 321.
, , mayor of London, 34, 57,
123, 181.
, , moroer of London, 437.
, , merchant of the staple
of Calais, 111.
Estgreneatede. ,8ee Grinstead, East.
EstgrenewyiA, Estgrenewyche. Sec
Greenwich, East.
Estgrensted. See Grinstead, East.
Esthatlee. See Hatley, East.
B^thenreth. See Hendred, East.
Esbhiil. See Hill, East.
Esthorp. See Tliorpe, East.
Efitimai>er, Eatimer, commote, co.
Merioneth, 188.
, amobyr of, 253.
, ithaglawry of, 253.
, woodward of. See Pons-
ford, Hiomas.
Esilambrok, Estlambroke. See Lam-
brook, Ea«t.
Ektland. See Eastland.
Estlydelord. See Lydford, 'East.
Estlynwode. See Lynwood, East.
Estmond, Jobn, ol Road, the elder, 79.
Biton atte Mounte. Sec Eastoii.
Estmi, Thomaa, chaplain, 540.
Estriselaod. See Friealand.
EttTOD, WiUiuB) master of the balinger
te Julyan, of Dartmouth, -221.
Estrye. See Eastry.
Esturmy, Hagh, 65.
Est Walton. See Walton, Bast.
Estwayte. See Eastwood.
Estwell. See Eastwell.
E^t Worldham. See Worldham, East.
Estyby, William, chaplain, parson of
Blaek Torrington, 104.
Esyngdoo. See Eaaington.
Esyngwold. See Easingwold.
I'^ynwald, John, sheriff of York, 182.
Esyngwold, Master Roger, 62.
Eitohingham, Echyngham, oo. Essex
Irecfius oo. Sussex], 167.
, Echene [co. Sussex], 246, 481.
Etdoh, John, 39a
Btewell, Henry, 374, 375.
Ethene. See Eithinog.
Ethilgo. See Effligo.
Eiton, CO. Buckmgham, 306.
, CO. Nottingham. See Eaton.
by Lemstre. See Eaton.
Eton, Alexander, parson of Laxtco, 307.
, John, 64.
, .; , of Qoldatone, husband-
man, 461.
, , of London. 492.
Richard, 393.
, , of Meriow, 861.
, .... ...... or TT ajTwicK, tjDv.
, Thomas, of Goldatone, yeoman,
478.
Walter, 406.
, William, clerk, 188.
Eton Ck)6tentyn. See Eaton Constan-
tino.
Eton Tregoys. See Eaton^ [in Foy].
Btton, George, commissioner of array,
360.
:..., John, 628.
, , knight, 626. *
, commissioner of array,
71.
, , Qommifisioner to assess a
grant, 139.
, John de, king's knight, steward
of Galtres forest, 181.
, Iyo, esquire, 269.
, Ivo de, oommissioaier of aitray,
360.
, king's esquire, aon of
John de Button, knigjit, steward
of Galtres forest, 181.
, Miles de, son of John de Ettoo,
knight, 181.
, Richard, 37, 112.
? , , launder of Clarendon
psrk, 264.
...::-...., WtlUam, constable of the castle
of Newcaatle-upon-Tyne," 254.
Etwall, CO. Derby, 367.
Bkwell, Henry, 191.
....;...., Johuj of Nottingjham-, 191.
Eu, Augi, Ewe, Ou, counts of. See
Bk>arohier, Henry; Henry; lafold,
Ralph de; John; Robert.
, countess of. See Alice.
Endo, the dapifer, 248.
.«,, y— (Heni^ I), 3^.'
RWHVI^PI
7S2
GENERAL INDEX.
Euer, Wiliiam. kaigbt, oommiBik««r to
raine a loaii, 126.
Bua&niua IV, pop© [1481-1439], 142, 145,
*^ 248, 269VaS). 828, 841, 842, 447,
458, 460, 496, 606.
, bull of, 458.
, nephew of. See Barbo,
Peter.
Eare. See Ore.
Euresbawe. John, 894.
Biwtaoe, bishop of ffly [1198-1210],
chanceUor, 77, 176.
, the clerk, ^.
Eustas, Michael, 221.
, Richard, 221.
, Roger, padTSon of Lew Tren-
ohara, 95.
Buet^n, 00. Suffolk, 248.
EvenaQ, Ivenale, co. Salop, 206.
Everard, Baldwin, 566.
, Henry, 541.
, James, 877.
, from Sluys, an alion,
549.
, John, 371.
, , of HiaaAlope, 16.
, Reginald, 557. i
, Ridiard, 288.
, from Ejukhuizen, an
alien, 549.
, Thomas, 877.
, Walter, 871.
Evordon, John, one of the auditors of
the exchequer, 108.
, clerk, anditor in South
Wales, 189, 954.
, Willdam, 100, 246.
, , esquire, 400,
Eiperesham. See Brenham.
Everle. See Brersley.
Eversden, Great, Great Everysdon, co.
Cambridge, 886.
, little, Little Everysdon, co.
Cambridge, 887.
Evetrdiam, Evereaham [co. Chester],
36*
, rector of. Sec Arnall, Richard .
Evershawe, Richard, 898.
B)verri.ey, Everle [co. Southamptcm],-
448.
, pasion of. See Rawelyoi,
Jonn.
Evenon, John, 581.
Everswart, Zeeland, 553.
Ererswinkel, Everyswynkyl, West-
phalia, 574.
Erertoii, Folpreght, 542.
Everwardtone, Everwartoun. ^se Er-
warton.
Everysdon. See Evarsden.
Everysham. See Hsnrwriiam.
Evesham, co. Worcester, 598.
abbey, John Wykewone, abbot
elect of, 444.
, Richard, abbot of, 444,
446.
, , prior and convent of,
446.
, , temporalities of , 444.
, men of, 61.
Evreux.* Ehroicenaie [Eure], arch-
deacon of. See Manger.
, A. count of (temp. John), 362.
Evyngton, Robert, 411.
Ewaidby, John, 466. 614.
Ewe, count of. See En.
Ewell, 00. Surrey, 380.
Ewell, Ewelle, John, esquire, 64, 368.
Evt'elme, co. Oxford, 451, 454.
Ewenson, Gerard, 553.
Ewer by, Iwardeby [oo. Linoolu], par-
son of. Set Hjaweburgh, John
de.
Eiwhurst, IwheiEBt, co. Sussex, 98. ^
Ewod, Richard de, vicair of Eccles, co.
Lancaster, 81.
Exoestre. See Exeter.
Exchequer, the, 1, 2, 87, 70, 80, 103,
113, 145, 154, 156, 187, 193, 196,
242, 250, 264, 266, 282, 295, 884,
337, 338, 339, 341, 345, 347, 421,
422, 443, 458, 466, 501, 516, 518,
594.
accounts to be rendered at, 37,
494.
auditors of. .Sec Bverdon,
John; Geryn, John; Somer,
John.
, barons of, 77, 297, 420, 461,
452. See also Derby, William;
Dixon, Nicholas ; Fallan,
William ; Frampton, Robert ;
Pray, John.
, chamberlain of, 70, 123, 334.
, chief baron of. See Fray,
Jdhn ; Juyn, John.
, clerk (^. See Qawode, Robert.
inquisitions returned into, 35,
46.
Receipt of the, 35, 37, 70,
103, 111, 145, 155, 193, 217, 244,
249, 250, 253. 358, 261, 263, 270,
271, 284, 286. 289, 295, 324. 328,
331, 332, 337, 339, 841, 346, 347,
369, 444, 496, 497, 498, 606, 610;
514, 516, 587. 589, 694.
, , book of appeal in, 270.
, efiamberiain of. See
Botoft, John.
, seal of, 77.
, summonses of, 420, 428.
, tallies, 422.
, treasurer of, treasurer of Eng-
land, 108, 106, 242, 265, 494,
516, 526, 589, 691, 604.
See dUo Cromwell,
Ralph ; fiungerford, WaJter ;
Scroop, John.
GENERAL INDEX.
788
treasurer and barons of. lOS,
109, 195, 255, 258, 281, 327, 517.
, treasurer and ohamberlains
of, 108, 242, 267. 292, 517, 541
Exchequers, various. See Carmarthen;
Chester ; Joan, queen of Navarre.
£xdnyng. See Ijzning.
Kxeter, Ebcoestre, Exeoetre, oo. Devon,
12, 21, §7, 114, 133, 164, 202, 227,
237, 308, 320, &57, 358, 359, 361,
431, 474. 478, 487, 591, 608.
, aliens dwelling at, 542, 551, 554,
565, 566, 573, 575, 581, 584.
, bailiffs of, 361.
, bell-maker of , 237.
castle, porter of. See Orewys,
Ralph ; diyyngton, John.
, , prebend of Clutton in,
36.
, , prebendaries of. See
Allerton, Richard ; Felton,
0 Robert.
cathedral church of St. Peter,
347.
, , canons of. See Dela-
here, .John ; Newxwrt, William ;
Peneryche, William.
, , dean and chapter of,
358.
, ...., , steward of. See
Jaybien, John.
, , prebendary of. See
(*anndray, Richard.
, church of St. Leonard's with-
out the Southgate, 67, 213.
, parsons of . 5ee Trevyn,
Robert; Wyllyham, Thocnas.
, house and church of St.
NicholiiA, prior of, 483.
, church of St. Glare, 175.
, church of St. Panoras, 457.
, ., parsons of. See Boten-
ham, Wilham; Dygon, William.
, county court at, 114.
, mayors of . i9ee Oook, Richard ;
Cook, William; .Salter, John.
port of, commission to arrest
ships in, 584.
, , customs etc., in, con-
trollers of. See Beau fits, John;
GifCard, Thomas; Mules, John.
, men and mariners of,
74.
, office of ganger in, 508.
, , surveyor of the search
in. See Wych, John.
, priory of St. James near, a cell
to the monastery of St. Peter at
canny, 141. 142.
, prison at, 197, 210, 359.
, St. Sidwell. St. Sedewell, 358.
archdeaconry ol, taxation in,
115.
bishop of. See Lacy, Edmund.
I
Exeter — cant,
, diocese of, 5, 58, 67, 84, 104,
143, 190, 194, 196. 213, 249, 324,
329, 415, 444, 448, 457, 489, 513,
596.
, duke of. See Beaufort, Thomas.
Exford, CO. Somerset, 201.
, panon of. See Mylle, John.
Ebcham, John, of Ewell, 380.
Exiland, Ezilood, co. Devon, 227, 233,
609.
Exmouth, Exemouth [co. Devon], 128,
202, 608.
, port of, customs and subsidies
m, 69.
Eixnave, Henry 548.
Exning, Esserinses, Exdnyng, £«xnyng,
Ixnynge, Ixnsmgge, co. Suffolk.
33, 66, 91.
, aliens dwelling at, 667.
diuroh of, 176.
, manor of Coggeshales in, 102.
Ekton, Egyston, oo. Rutland, 17, 26,
370.
, CO. Somerset, 86, 463.
Exton, Henry, 372.
, John, 163.
, , prebendary of Windsor,
54.
extartions. See under the several
counties, oonoealmente, Ac., in.
Extraneus. See Strange.
%, John de, 377.
Eyam, Eyham, co. Derby, 412.
Eycot, E^cote [parish of Rendcombe],
CO. Gloucester, 478.
Eye [co. Suffcrfk], 10.
aliens dwelling at, 678.
, honour o^ bailiffs of. See
Golafre, Henry ; Horwode,
Thomas.
Eye, John, 406.
, Robert de, 91.
Eyham. See Eyam.
E^home, Heyhorn, hundred of, oo.
Kent, 22.
%ke, Eyk, co. Suffolk, 323.
, parson of. See May, John.
Eykeryng. See Eakring.
Eyiau, Ilawe, Prussia, 567.
Eylesford, John de, knight, 177, 292.
, , Margaret wife of, 292.
Eynand, Elias, chaplain of the order of
St. J(^n of Rhodes, 260.
Eynesford, co. Kent, an alien dwelling
at. 661.
Eynesham, Nicholas, 373.
E^ngen, Eyngyn. See Enghien.
%nsham, Eyneaham, co. Oxford, 393.
, Thomas, abbot ol, 398.
E^ton. William, 389.
Eynws, William, chaplain, vicar of
Llanwrst. 322.
734
GENERAL INDEX.
'EjT or Eyre, Johjit 975.
, NioholM del, of Hope, 413.
Eobert, 46, S71.
, , Aubrey, Albreda, wife
of, 46.
, , Agnes daughter of, 46.
, , , Robert son of,
46.
, Simon, 371.
, draper of London, 13.
, , sheriff of London, 452,
468.
, Thomas, 407.
, citisen and draper of
London, 286. •
Eyre. See Aire.
Eyston atte Moonte. See Easton.
Eytherst, John, 9f Teynham, 390.
Eyton, Fulk, 481.
, Riohard, 412.
Fabell, John, oihantry of. 609.
Fabyan, John, 892.
Faocombe, Faoombe, oo. Southampton,
169.
Faoeby, John, of Caldeoot, 886..
FaOheU, WiUiam, 402.
Faoombe. See Faooombe.
Facon, John, of fotienham, husband-
n>an, 314.
Faintree, Fayntre (near Neenton), oo.
Salop, 105.
Faineclogh, John de, of Derby, 596,
597.
Faireford, l^omas, 394.
Fairfax, Fairefax, Fairfauz, Fayrfax,
Guy, 113. 426, 457. 522, 604, 586,
628.
, , oommissioner to assess a
grant, 189.
, , commissioner de waUiu
ct fossatis, 260.
Fairfield, Feyrfeld [oo. Kent], church
of. 423.
Fairford, Feyreford, co. Gloucester, an
alien dwelling at, ^76.
Fairlee, Fayerle, Isle of Wight, 306.
Fairlight, Farlegih, oo. Sussex, 199.
Fairman, William, yeoman of the
coitery', and caterer of the house-
hold, 177, 222, .224, 442, 443, 495.
, ..., purveyor, 804.
fairs and markets, 100, 162, 180, 24S,
257, 806, 458.
Fairstede, Edmund, 875.
Fakenham [oo. Norfolk], aliens dwelling
at. 570.
Magna [co. Snffolk], 66, 248,
249.
, Little, CO. Suffolk, 249.
Falaise [Normandy], letters patent of
Henry V dated at, 116.
Faldryan, Richard, of London, saddler,
288.
Falk, John, draper, 226. 877.
Falkenburgh, Quintin, 666.
Falkenysse, Zeeland, 688.
Fallake, William, 579.
Fallakyn, Giles, 689.
Fallan, WiUiam. ckrk, 289.
, , king's el^rk, parson of
Sible Hedingham. 444.
, , baron of the Exchequer,
616.
Fallewne, Denis, 580.
Falmouth, Falmuth, oo. Cornwall, 348,
476, 627.
, a great ship of, 627. ^
, port of, 71.
, , men and mariners of,
h.
Fakwfeld, Falowefeld or Fak>f^d,
Robert, draper or tailor, 493.
Falsham, Simon, 407.
Falwell, Ralph, 374.
Famaren, Gerard, 654.'
Famastryk, Paul, 569.
Fan, John, son of William atte, of
Thaxted, 401.
Fanderbrugge, William, 664.
Fanderlove, Godfrey, 668.
Fandestall, John| 671.
Faneean, John, 548.
Fange. See Vange.
Fanwedon, Arnold, 680.
Faram or Fareham, WiUiam. of Streat-
ley, chapman, 232.
Farceux, Ralph, 606.
Ttacy, WiUiam, 896.
, , oi Newport, Isle of
Wight, 442.
FaiPeham, Ferham £oo. Sonthampton],
charter of king St^pben dated at,
418.
Fareham, WUUam. See Faram.
Farlegih. See Fairlight.
Farleigh Monkton^ Farlegh, Ferleia,
oo. Wilts, prior of, 8.
, priory of, 192.
Fark>w, Farlowe, co. Salop, manor of,
614.
Famborough, Farnbnrgh, oo. Kent,
891.
, Famburg^, oo. Warwick, 8B4.
Faxneburgh, 668.
Famfold, Richard, 372.
GENERAL INDEX.
786
Famham, aliens dwelling at, 667, 664.
by Gussage, oo. Dorset, 1^, 466.
, parsons of. See Aleyn,
Kidhard; Bawekyn, Philip.
, oo. Essex, 401.
, Femeham, oo. Surrey, 880, 881.
, , an alien dwelling at,
663.
Farnhurst, Henry, mayor of Chichester,
153.
Famingcham, Fenyngham, oo. Kent,
307.
Farnley, Great, Great Fameley, oo.
York, 257, 268.
Little, Little Farneley , oo. York ,
267, 268.
Farraria, James de, 664.
Farringdon, Faryngdon, Chepyngfar-
yngdon, oo. Berks, 93, 408.
Farsley, oo. York, 85.
farthingiB ' fertlynges.' 255, 266, 269.
, of &Ad, 693.
^ , , florins called, 266, 266,
269.
Farthfngstone, Farthynston. oo. North-
ampton, 692.
Faryndon. See Farringdon.
Faryngton, William de, 879.
Faryasyde, John, vicar of Sutton, oo.
Surrey, 233.
Fasakirley, John, 410.
Fassnller, Giles, 668.
Fastolf, Fastol£P, John, 869, 621.
, , of Oulton, 869.
, of Yarmouth, oo. Nor-
folk, 623.
, , knight, 283, 368, 369.
' , Millioent wife of, some-
time wife of Stephen Soroop,
283, 369.
Fauoonbeirg, Faucomberge, Fauoon-
berge, Fannconbergge, lord. See
NeriU.
William, knight, 627.
, , commissioner of array,
mo.
Fauooner, Fauc<mere, Faukener, Fan.
konere, Faweooner, Godfrey, 669.
, John, 397, 561, 575.
, of Fordley, 21.
Richard, 390.
, Thomas, 296.
, , citizen and mercer of
London, 98, 168, 161, 163, 230,
305, 343, 438, 481. *
, William, 396, 626.
Fauellor, Peter, 68.
Faukes, Henry, paraon of St. Dominiok,
444, 448.
Fawkeswell, Akm, esquire, 829.
, William, 208, 209 210, 211.
Faukham. See Fawkham.
Faukonere. See Fauooner:
Faunhope. See Fownhope.
Faunhope, lord of. See Cornewaille,
John.
, John de, knight, 878.
Fauntloroy, John, 71, 882, 616.
Faunyngham, Thomas, 406.
Faupaoe, Gerard, 671.
Faversham, FeTeresham, FeTerisliam,
Feyersham, oo. Kent, 261, 314,
416, 447, 618.
, aliens dwelling at, 643, 666,
679.
, baixHis of, 346.
, , charters and letters
patent in favour of, 846.
Fawe, Bertram, of Bordeaux, 4.
Faweooner. See Fa^ysoner.
Fawent, William, of Ramsey, 227, 228.
Fawkham, Faukham, oo. Kent, 391.
Fawlour, John, 892.
Fawy. See Fowey.
Fayerle. See Fairlee.
Faynnen, William, 687.
Fayntre. See Faintree.
Fayrfax. See Fairfax.
FajTse, William, of Nottingham, mer.
chant, 87.
feathers, 44.
Featherstone, Fethirstan, oo. York, 93.
Feckenham, Fekenham, co, Worcester,
forest of, 180.
, manor and forest of, 604, 506,
506.
Fedeler, Matthew, 662.
Federikson, Gerard, 661.
Fedrikson, Peter, 666, 670.
Feerby, John, of St. Paul's Cray, 388.
Feering, Foryng, oo. Essex, 267.
^^&S^i Gounnard, 645.
, John, 680.
Feke,. John, of Carlet<Hi Rode, 594.
Fekenham. See Feckei^am.
Fekenham, John, of London, brewer,
248.
Felawe, William, 398.
Felbri^e. Felhrig, Felbrigg, Felbryg,
Felbrygge Fylbrygge, Richajd,
eaquire, 181.
, Sim<a, knis^t, 197, 260, 878,
500, 621, 621.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan for the king, 60, 126.
, , omnmissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
Feld, Gilbert van, 673.
Feldo. See Field.
Felde, William, 403.
Felers, William, 876.
Felforth. See Yilrorde.
Felippys {cf. Felpvs, Philippes), John,
of Upper Heyfocd, 894.
Felix, Thomas, derk, 880.
736
GENERAL INDEX.
FeUym (PVelm), Almain, 657.
F^mersham, EHiaabebh, abbess of God-
stow, 446, 453.
, John, 304.
, William, 170.
FelmyngJiAm, Joon, 316.
fekns, escapes of, 70, 74, 76, 958, 369,
425.
Felowes, John, citizen and menohantof
liOndon, 485.
Felpys {ef. Felippys), John, of Lower
. Heyford, 394.
Felter, Roger, 403.
, William, prebendary of Bever-
ley, 36.
Feltewell. See Feltwell.
Feltoli, Robert, king's derk and al-
moner, 193:
, , prebendary in Exeter
oastle, 36.
, , prebendary of Brackle-
sham in Chiohester cathedral,
193.
, , nrebendary of St.
George's cnapel, Windsor, 193.
Feltwell, Feltewell, oo. Norfolk, 13.
Feltwell, Thomas, 406.
Felyce, Wislliam, 402.
Femell, Femyll, John, draper of Lon-
don, 318, 486.
Fen {cf, Fenne), John, 61.
^Thomas, dhaplatn, parson of
Wacton Magna, 445.
Fenarle, Nicholas, 561.
Fesnby, co. Lincoln, 478.
Fencot, Fencote, oo. Oxford, 394.
Fen Ditton, Ditton [oo. Cambridge],
591.
, church of, 611.
, parson of, 987.
Fen Drayton, Fendrayton, oo. (Cam-
bridge, 386.
Fene, John de, 669.
Feneaux, John, 389.
Fenee. See Fenys.
Feoesoalles, Robert, tailor of London,
479.
Fenestratford. See Fenny Stratford.
Fenewyk. See Fenwiok; Fenwyk.
Fenkill, Robert, porter of Bamburgli
castle, 589.
Fenle, Fenley, Orideriand, 651. 5a5,
688.
Fenne (cf. Fen), John, 547.
, Laurenoe of the, 561.
Fennewyk. See Fenwyk.
Fenny Stratford, Feaestratford, Feny-
stratford, Veimystmtford, oo.
Buckingham, 398, 692, 693.
y aliens dwelling at, 669.
Fenquery, William de, bargess of
Rouen, 127, 202.
Fenrother [oo. Northumberiaiid], 596.
Fenwiok, Fenewyk, oo. Northumber-
land, 166.
Fenwyk, Fenewyk, Fennewyk, Henry,
383.
, , ootnmissioDor of array,
369.
, eequire, 40, 42.
, John, 396.
, , commiseioaier of arnay,
361.
, , ohapkin, 66, 66.
, , ol Fenwiok, eeqaire,
166.
Fenyll, Richard^ of St. Werburgjh,
Hoc, CO. Kent, labourer, 492.
Fenyng^m. See Famingjham.
Fenys, Fenes, Fienes. Fienles, Fyenlea,
James, 474, 619, 619.
, , eequire, 611.
, Robert, knight, 218.
, Roger, kniglht, 41, 42, 60. 66,
72, 86, 278, 372, 476, 620, 626.
..1 , , commissioner d array.
72, 473, 474, 476, 625, 683, 636. '^
Ferandes^ Antony, merchant of Spain,
185.
Ferby, Henry, of London, brewer, 490.
Fere, John del, 697.
^jReginald, of lVeg<Hiaa by
Wyket, husbandmaiEk, 96.
Ferebrigge. See Ferrybridge.
Ferebrygg, William, dark, 48.
Fereby. See Feriby.
Ferenley, Thomas, of Kingston-upon-
HuU, mariner, 436.
Ferflace, John, 667.
Ferham. See Fareham.
Feriby, Fereby. Ferrby, John, commis.
sioner oi gacM delivery, 353.
.., escheator in Kent, 262.
.., esquire, 106, 266, 467.
.., Margery wife of, 106,
266.
, , knifi^t (rf the shire for
Surrey, 379.
, Robert, 278, 620, 626.
, , oommissiooer de, iraZ-
liii et fosiaiii, 273, 280.
, Thomas, derk, 11, 119, 141,
183.
, , commissioner to asseas
a grant, 139.
, , prebendary 'of West
Tfaarrock in Hastings free
chapel, 192.
, , of Burton, 382.
Ferleia. See Farleigih Monkton.
Former, Stephen, of Whitley, co. Wilts,
husbandman, 484.
Fermerson, Richard, 683.
Fermour, William, of iSsworth, 386.
Feitnandie, John, merchant of Lisbon,
105.
Feme, oo. Herolord, 462.
GENERAL INDEX.
737
Fame jaxta Upwimbome, oo. Dorset,
363.
FemeliAm. See Famham.
Femilee, Ferny lie, co. Derby, 413.'
Feron. See Fumes.
Feron, J<Am, of Bedford, 975.
Ferraatyn, Alexander, merdhaait of
Florenoe, 353.
Ferrara, Italy, 294.
FerrerS) de FerrairiiB, — , of CSiartley,
knight, commissioner to raue a
loan, 51, 127.
, Edmund, knight, 19, 6^.
, , of (hartley, knigjht,
586.
, , , Ellen late the
wife ol, 596.
, Jolm, of Chii^chetoin, 73.
, Reginald de, 26.
, William, knight, 520.
, , of Qroby, knight, 533,
•619.
, oommiasioner to raise
a loan, 50, 126, 354.
, , earl of Derby [1191-
1246], 64.
ferries, 267.
Ferron, Geoflh'ey le, of Nesitee, 260.
FerrouT, David, vioar of Stogursey, 67.
, John, 350.
, , of Bedford, 374.
, Thomas, 244.
Ferrybridge, Ferebrigge, oo. York, 260.
Ferthyng, Robert, 402.
' fertlynges.' See tsarfSbm^.
Feryby. See Feriby.
Feryng. See Feering.
Feteplaoe. See Fetiplace.
Fether, Thomas, parson of Earklaaid,
oo. Cumberliaaid, 496.
Fetherstanhalgh, Richard, 396.
Fethirstan. See Featherstooe.
Fethirston, William, 324.
Fetill, Robert, chaplain, 491.
Fetiplaoe, Feteplaoe, Fetyplaoe, Peter,
331, 621.
, , esqniire, 395.
, Thomas, 521.
, .....'...., esqaire, 392.'
, , , oommissioner
to assess a grant, 138.
, , of Bampton, 623.
, Walter, 351.
, , of Soathampton, 352.
, , draper, 165.
, , mayor of Southamp-
ton, 301.
Feton. See Fyton.
Fetyll, John, of Norwidi, yeoman, 168.
Fetyplaoe. See Fetipkoe.
24881
Feyereeham, Feyerisham, Feversham.
See FayeFsham.
Feyreford. See Fairford.
Feyrfeid. See Fairfield.
Fiooes. See Fits.
Field, Felde, oo. Hereford, 161.
Fienes, Fienks. See Fenys.
fifteenths, 528, 531.
, assessment of, 53.
See aho under ParUaments.
figs. 627.
Filby, ?ylby [oo. Norfolk], 61, 428."
Filfopd. See Vilyorde.
Filgraye, Fylgraye, co. Buckin^jham,
16B.
FiUe, John, of Roztom, yeoman, 228.
, Riohard, olerk, 58.
Filley, oo. Cornwall, Penhallow, Pena-
liwy, Peiwlleweye, in, 89, 317.
Finoham, Fynoham oo. Norfolk, aliens
dwellHig at, 581, 582.
Finmark, Fynmark, 547.
Finsby, Thomas, of Bury St. Edmunds,
tailor, 310.
fish, 301, 302.
, sea and freshwater for the
ohanoellor's household, 213.
, for the king's house-
hold, 224, 287, 466.
, , for the duke ol Bed-
ford's household, 268.
See also salmon.
fisheries, 196, 214, 219, 287, 298, 301,
302, 383, 340, 341, 365.
, piles, stakes and 'werestedes'
in, 219.
fishiing boats, 515.
fishing with illegal engines, 596.
Fishley, Fysshele, oo. Norfolk, 308.
fish-ponds, 176.
Fissher, William, of Spalding, fisher,
219.
Fitling, Fitlyng in Holdemess, oo.
York, 142.
Fitljng [in Humbleton, co. York, Elast
Riding], 142.
Fits, Fiooes, oo. Salop, 65.
Fitz, John, 375, 613.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 197.
, , yicar of Shriyenham,
334.
, , parson of St. John the
Baptist, Bisley, 334.
Fitealan, Beatrix wife of Thomas, earl
of Arundel, 250.
Humphrey, earl of Arnnidel,
lord Mautrayers, 491, 494.
, , nonage of. 464, 466,
468, 594.
8A
788
GENERAL INDEX.
Fitsalan — cont.
, Joihii, earl of Arundel, and lord
of MaulTrnvera, 452, 464, 466,
468, 490, 491, 503, 594.
, , baOnge'r of, 610.
, , issues of possessions of,
498.
, , lands of, in Stolop,
Wales and marohee of Wales,
494.
, , wife of, dawea* of, 498.
Fits Aleyn, Jolm, 395.
Fittf Elys, John, 533.
, , esquire, 396.
Fitz Eustace, Biohard, karight, 535.
Fits Geffrey, Joibn, 374.
Fits Henry, William, 4Q.
, , esquire, 190.
Fitz Herbert, Fith Herbert, John, 412.
, Nicholas, 412.
Fitz Hugh, Henry, fcnight, 2, 604, 505,
627.
, , Elizabeth wife of, 2.
Robert, clerk, warden of the
king's ooUege of scholars in the
TJniyersity of Cambridge, 147.
, , archdeacon of North-
ampton, bishop elect of London,
145.
, , bishop of London
[1431-1436], 214, 222, 263, 338,
339, 341, 342, 400, 408, 454, 466,
493, 494, 616, 618, 620.
, , ambassador to the
general council at Basle, 342.
, , vicar-general of, 400.
See also Kentwode, Beginald;
Mulakyn, Zanobius.
, WiUiam, knight, 96, 601, 628.
, , oommissioner of array,
860.
, , lord Fitz Hugh, 478.
Fits Jocelin, Reginald, biehop of Bath
[1174-1191], 419.
Fitz John, John, 398, 595.
, Nicholas, of Merrow, esquire,
Ool.
> Ralph, commissioner of array,
CO. Yark (North Riding), 71.
Fitz Meredith, Owen, letters of deniza-
tion for, 212.
Fitz Nichol, Richard, of Halstead, 368.
Fitz Pfeyn Wotton. See Wootton Fitz-
paine.
Fitz Piers, Fitz Peers, G., eaj-1 of Essex
(temp. John), 362.
, John, 247, 408.
» I'ncy daughter of Reginald, 71,
, Reginald, 71.
Fitz Ramdolf, Ralph, 521.
> •• J commissioner of army,
360.
Fitz Rauf, Fitz Rauff, John, 61, 521.
, , esquire, 351.
, , the elder, 404.
, Robert, of Eetterin^mm, 9.
, Simon, 391.
Fitz Richard, John, parson of
LlanrwBt, 2.
, Walter, esquire, 397.
Fitz Robert, John, attorney, 24.
, Fitz Robord, Robert, 620, 625.
, , Qommifisioner to assess
a grant, 134.
, , oommissioner of gaol
delivery, 353.
, , oommissioner de kid-
dUs, 303.
, , oommiissioner of oyer
and terminer, 70.
, , attorney, dbc., 27, 64.
, , of Barnes, 380.
, , citizen of London, 78.
Fitz Symond, John, knigjht, 400.
Fitz Walter, barony of, 210.
Fitz Walter, Fitz Water, Fitz Waultier,
Fitz Wauter, Fitz Wautier,
RicJiard, 394.
, Walter, knight, 210.
, , Philippa, duchess of
Yoirk, late the wife of, 210, 211.
, Walter, knigjht, lord Fitz
Walter, 210, 211.
, , lord Fitz Walter, 78,
119, 208, 210, 211, 263, 447.
, , master of the king's
hart hounds, 185.
I , lord of Hadepuys and
La Roche-Tesson, 208, 209.
, y Elizabeth wife of, 209,
210, 211.
, , Elizabeth daugjhter of,
nonage of, 263.
, WiUiam, »4.
Fitz Waryn, Fytzwaryn, Ito, knight,
85.
, J'dbn, 402.
, WiUiam, 461.
, , esquire, 402.
Fitz Water, Fitz Waultier, FitzWau-
ter, Fitz Wautier. See Fitz
Walter.
Fitz WilHam, Donde, 579.
, Edmund, 62.
2 f oommissioner of airay
in Yorkshire (West Riding), 71.
) Nicholas, oommisaioner de
waUiis et fossatts, 280.
, Simon, 632.
, Thomas, 308.
Flakater, John, of Peak Hill, boatman,
219.
Flaketer, Nicholas, of Spalding, has.
bandman, 219.
GENERAL INDEX.
739
Flamboroug^. Fktynbargjh, oo. York,
276, 360, 522.
Flammak, James, oomtroUer of oastoms
and sabsicufifl at Plymouth and
Fowey, 68.
Flamstead, Flampsted, Flamstede, oo.
Hertford, 14, 16.
Fkmdero ' 74, 116, 214, 278, 280, 426,
527, 589.
, €die(Ds from, in En^aDd, 587,
588, 589, 546, 549, 585.
, hulks of, 868, 356, 869, 426.
, mefrcbamte of, 220, 859, 426,
525, 627.
, money of, clinoards ol, 352.
, ports and stathee of, 105.
, ships of, 75, 129.
, , Oirder to arrest, 74.
, trade with, prohibited, 26.
FLardyng. See Vlaardingen.
Flauncus, Hermer, 862.
FlasaJe, Nicholas, 400.
Flaxton, oo. York, 802.
Flaynburgh. See Flamboron^.
Fleooher, George, of Coventty, 600.
, Gilbert, 600.
, Riohaixl, 600.
, Walter, 574.
Fleoohyng, Fleoohynge. See FLetohang.
Fleet, prison, the. Se^ London,
prisons in.
Fleke, Michael, 574.
Flekelai, oo. Sussex, 244.
flemeneefrith, flemenafermithe, floe-
menefeormde, 416, 417, 418.
Fleming Flemmyng, Fliemyng, Jcttm,
of Fordley, 21.
, , of Southampton, gen.
tieman, 165.
, Biohard, bishop of Lincoln
[1420-1481], 45, 48, 65, 60, 68,
70, 101, 102, 108, 142.
, , death of, 102, 142.
William, yeoman, 44.
, , of Qiftoa, esquire,
479.
Flempton, John, parson of Lang}ey,
882.
, , parson of Wellingham,
204.
Flemyng. See Fleming.
F3eremere, in Li^gfe, 678.
Fletcher, Fletchere, Thomas, of Mony-
aah, 418.
, WaHw, of Tonbridge, 891.
Fletdhing, Fleoohyng, Fleoohynge, oo.
Sussex, 95.
, an alien dwelling at, 560.
, and Seaford, oommission de
waUiis et fossatis between, 848.
Flete. See under London, Fleet.
Flete, John, 480.
, Simon, esquire, keeper of the
king's privy wardrobe in the
Tower of London, 79.
, Thomas, 61, 588.
, , the chief butler's
• deputy in the port of Boston,
181.
, William, commissianer to assess
a grant, 140.
, ., commissioner to raise
a loan, o54.
, , commissioner ds waUiis
et fossatisj 199.
Fletew^, John, 398.
Fletyng, 568.
Fietyng, Talban, 568.
Flexman, Thomas, of Stendon, hus-
bandman, 165.
Flicham. See Flitcham.
Flintham, Flyntham, oo. Nottingham,
279.
Flitcham. Flicham, Flyoham, co. Nor-
foik, priory of St. Mary, 116.
, iwrior of, 404.
Flore, John, 893.
, TbomAfl, of Oakham, eequire,
870.
Florence, Italy, merchants of, 868.
, papal buH dated at, 496.
Florencesone, Peter, 572.
Florens, James, 570.
, PhiHp, 564.
florins, g^eat, called nobles, 255, 256.
, middle, oaQed half nobles, 266,
266.
, called farthings of gold, 255,
266. 269.
Florisson, Stephen, 560.
Florthes, John, clerk, 594.
Fkuyson, Thomas, 588.
Flour, Adam, of York, 864.
Floure, Robert, 371.
Flqyer, William, esquire, 402.
Fluke. See Liege.
Flushing, Oldeflyssyng, in Zeeland,
562.
Flyoham. See Flitcham.
Flykke, Riohard, 407.
Flynt, John, 486.
Flyntham. See FIBntham.
Flysp, Robert, of Tendering, dhapman,
169.
Flyxton, oo. Derby, 418.
Fobbmg £oo. Essex], an alien dwelling
at, 569.
Fodrynghay. See Fotheringhay.
Foloard, John, purveyor of pheasants,
partridges, Ac., 224.
Folden, Peter van, 579.
Fofeford, Folefford. See Fulford.
Foiet, William, 172.
740
GENERAL INDEX.
Poliot, Gilbert, bishop of London [1163-
1187], 56.
Foljaumbe, Folyambe, Edward, knight,
, Thomas, esquire, 411. *
Folke, John, 393.
Folkestone, oo. Kent, Terlingham,
Thirlyngham, in, 368, 414.
Folkingham, Folkyngbam [oo. Lincoln],
4, 163.
, kxpds of. See Beaumont.
, paiBon of. See Newton, Thomas.
Foikmerash. See Volkmaraen.
Folaham. See Foulaham.
FolvyU, John, the younger, 455.
Folyambe. See Foljaumbe.
Folyet, Waiiam, esquire, 281.
Folyford. ^ee Fulford.
Foly Joihn park. See Windoar forest.
Folyot, RicEajd, 420.
Folysford. See Fulford.
Fonimon, Foumonnue, in Penmark
[co. GlamofTgan], 487.
Fontaynee, John, of Qlapham, esquire,
980.
foot-fomeeter, grant of the office of, 100.
Forbour, BiehArd, 47.
Ford, Forde [co. Devon], abbe* of. See
Riohatrd.
, oo. Durham, 382.
» , parson of. See New-
ton, Nicholas.
Coo. Northumberland], 100.
» , chupoh of, altar of St.
Eatherine in, 460.
» , parson of. See Skip-
ton, John.
, Fordes, co. Sussex, 28.
Forde, Edmund, 129.
, John, 340, 371.
J ) commissioner of giad
deliveiy, 72.
> i of .Bickingtcn, hus-
bandman, 312.
I , oontroUer of customs
and subsidies at Ipswich, 54.
, , of the IdJe of' Wight
and Portsmouth, 129.
> Robert, hosier, bailiff of Exe-
ter, 361.
, William, 282.
, William de, of Montgomery,
gentlemian, 435.
> > ohaplain, parson of
Nymet-Traoey, 415.
Fo(rdes. See Ford.
Foirdewych. See Fordwidh.
Fordham, co. Cambridge, an alien
dwelling at, 577.
t f prior of, 387.
[eo. Essex], 64.
, Little, oo. Essex, 299.
Fordley, oo. Suffolk, 21.
Fordo, WiUiam, of Badlei^, oo. Suf-
iolk, ohapmttn, 486.
Fopdwich, Fordewyoh [co. Kent], 49.
parson of. See Sone, John;
Welles, John.
Foreland, the North, 'Forland' of
Tenet Coo. Kent], 192,^213.
Forest, J<^, of Pode, oo.* Gbestery
593.
, , dean of Qt. Andrew's,
WellB, 80, 181, 445, 467, 600.
, , oommisaioner to raise
a loan, 127, 354.
forestallings, 424.
forestalls, foireetealles, 415, 416, 417,
Forester (cf. Forster, Foster), Hugh,
son of John, son of llionias,
forester of ' Penrethwarde ' in
Inglewood forest, 448.
forester errant, office of, 101.
forests, 171. 173, 272, 362, 466.
foiigery of letters patent, 610.
of a seal, 607.
Forharkyn, Giles, 580.
Formaker, Henry, 543.
Fomham [oo. Suffolk], an alien dwell-
ing at, 550.
Fornham, John, of Alderton, yeoman.
831.
Forsett, Robert, of Gringley, 409.
Forahagh, Gilbert, of Northampton,
481.
Forspyre, Nicholas, 551.
Forster (cf. Forester, Foster), Edmund,
306
, Hugh, 194, 383.
, , forester in the 'Peor
rethwarde' of Inglewood forest,
442.
} John, forester in the same wiard
under Richard 11., 442.
, John, 151, 319.
, , of Pbntefnot, 327.
, Richard, 151, 287, 395, 472,
525, 614.
« , esoheator in Cam-
fairidgeahire, 40.
9 ) steward of the maiKxr
of Bassingboum and of the
liberty of the honour of Rich-
mond, oo. Cambridge, 498.
, Richard, of PubJow, 80, 509,
600.
••, , Joan, wife of, 80, 509,
600.
, .Richard and John,
sons of, 80, 599, 600.
, Robert, 118.
, , of Ogham, olerk, 227.
, Simon, of Atherston, 384.
, Stephen, citizen and fiah-
monger or merchant of London,
163.
, William, 107.
GENERAL INDEX.
741
ForatolfPe, Peter, of Ringlaaid, ohap-
man, 238. #
Fortescu, Fortesoue, Forfcscu, Henry,
27, 309.
, , oommksioiiier of oyer
and terminer, 279, 368.
, Joifan, 609, 624.
, .', ^ controller of tihe coin-
age of tin in Ooomwall and
DevonBhire, 54, 203, 214, 225.
, , of DeFonahire, esquire,
156, 206, 475.
, Bitihard, eaqnire, 399.
Fortii, Fertile, water of, Scotland, 168.
Forthe, Jphn of, 578.
, Tthomas de la, clerk, 290, 291,
292, 366.
, William of, 678.
Forton, oo. Salop, p8.
Fortone, William, of Garnfortli, oo.
Lancaflter, 'caryour,' 167.
Forwerk, Henry, 576.
Foe, John, 565.
Foeoote, Nicholas, of Ooegrove, hus-
bandman, 438.
Fosdyk, Peter, of Lynn, 55.
Fose, David, 553.
Foekyn, John, 587.
Foaaard, Robert, ohaplain. 324.
Fossdyke, Foesedyke, the, co. Lincoln,
202.
., order to repair, 202.
Fosse, John, 568.
, Bee^ald, 553.
Foster (cf, Foreater, Forster), Richard,
506.
, , of Bottiflham, 385.
, Robert, 408.
Foetere, Henry, 575.
Foston [oo. Leicester], castle and lord-
ship of, 532.
FoBton, John, of Hedon, in Holdemess,
esquire, 275.
Fete, Walter, of Milton, co. 0am-
bridgie, 366.
Foterby, Roger de, 151.
Fotheringhay, Fodrynehay, oo. North-
ampton, aliens dwelling at, 573.
Fothet, John, 429.
Foaehere, Matthew, citizen aitd mercer
of London, 99.
Fouke, William, 400.
Foulboume, William. See Fulboume.
Foule, Edmund, of Kirton, 19.
Fouler, Alan, 151.
, Giles, 554.
, John, of Cowbit, fisher, 219.
, Tliomas, 193.
, , purveyor of pheasants,
partridges, ^., 224.
, William, 897.
Fouleshurst, Thomas, oommiasioner to
raise a lo<^n, 126.
[ Foulsham, Folsham, co. Norfolk, 407.
I Foulthorp, Thomas. See Fulthorp.
I Foumonnue. See Fonmon.
Fountains abbey, oo. York, abbot of,
166.
, John abbot of, ambassador at
Bafile for the clergy of Ebgliand,
341.
Founte, John de la, of Bordeaux, 21.
' Fourde, William, 3/3.
Foomer, John, citizen and grocer of
London, 157.
Fonrneys. See Fomess.
Fournour, John le, 525.
Fowehard, Arnald, 550.
Fowey, Fawy, Fowiay, Fowy, oo. Ooni-
wall, 114, 128, 133, 202, 220, 365,
474.
, mayor of, 365.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 352.
, mayor and water-bailiff of, 426.
, a oarrack of, 426.
, port of, customs and subaidies
in, 69.
, , , oocatrollier of.
See Flammak, James; Salter,
John; Santon, William.
, , men and mariners of,
74.
, , office of ganger ini, 508.
, ships of, 362, 355, 469.
Fownhope, Faunhope [co. Hereford],
Fowy. See Fowey.
Fowy more. See Foymore.
Fox, Geoffrey, 406.
John, 293, 317.
, , the elder, servant to
lord Fitz Walter, 208.
• •M , yeoman of the oatery
and caterer of the household, 3.
, of Barlow, 411.
, of Castleaore, 405.
, of.Girton, 386.
Richard. 130, 152, 208, 209, 210,
211, 292, 318, 446.
, commissioner to aaseas
a grant, 134.
, esquire, 401, 456.
, Joan wife of, 456.
, of Arkeeden, 295.
Roger, 266.
Thomas, 291, 292, 366.
, of Aaton, 411.
, of Bamford, 413.
, of London. 162.
William, 407.
, parson of Holme
Pierreponi, 320.
i , of Stratford-on-ATon,
239.
, citizen of York, 364.
foxes, 362.
FoxhaH, CO. Dotod, 157.
!•■•••••
742
GENERAL INDEX.
Foxhol, Tbomas, of Rkhmond, 2S3.
Foxliujite, John, of Ckmterbury, 860.
Foade, Tbomas, 520, 618.
, , esquire, 402.
Fozoles, John, derk, 2S9,
Foxley, Fozle, oo. Norfolk, 10.
Foxley, Joihin, of Dartmouth, 128.
Foxlowe, oo. Derby, 41S.
Foymore, Fowymore, staamairy of, oo.
Oornwull, 67.
, bailiffs ol. jSee Boston, Jdhn ;
Golde, Walter.
Foystour, WiUiam, of Kilbtum, g^tle-
man, 169.
FraelviUa, Anselm de, 866.
Frakke, Stephen, of Exeter, husbanid-
man, 808.
Fxtamelyngbam. See FramKinghftm.
Framin^^am, Freminseiham [co. Nor-
fcSk], oharoh ot, 43S,
Framlingjham, Fram«ilyiig|ham, oo. Sui-
folk, 288, 481.
, an alien dweUing at, £69.
Fiumpton, oo. Tiinooiln, 881.
Frampton. See Frankton Welsh.
Frampton, John, 184, 408.
, , Joan wife of, 184.
, , of DofTohester, 862.
, Robert, 882.
, , baron of the Bzche-
quer, 27.
, , auditor in North Wales,
Cheshire and the lordshdp of
CJhirk, 606.
, , oommifisioDer de waUiis
et fossatis, 78.
, , of London, saddler, 96.
Framworthan, James, 646.
Frano, Thomas, master in medioJne,
604.
Franoe, 6, 88, 42, 44, 52, 66, 69, 66, 72,
78, 99, 100, 102, 104, 110, 114,
116, 119, 122, 124, 128, 180, 181,
188, 198, 196^.202, 203, 204, 206,
207, 218, 222, 225, 226, 246, 250,
258, 268, 269, 270, 271, 381, 832,
886, 868, 856, 414, 415, 417, 418,
420, 425, 443, 444, 447, 452, 461,
463, 475, 476, 490, 493. 497, 600,
506, 691, &55, 602, 607.
, armed expedition to, 616.
, embassy from the kin^ to, 826.
, general chapter of the Premon-
stmtensian order in, 269.
, Henry V.'s war with, 298.
indenture to serve king Henry
VI. of England in, 690.
, the king's chancellor of, 454.
See also Tenouane,
Didiop of.
, the king's parts of, 86.
, the king's voyage to, 60, 67,
72, 78, 124, 180.
, master of the kin^ ordDance
in. See Gloucester, William.
Franoe — cant.
^ money of, crowns of, 262.
, , a ffioufofi of , 262.
, , salutes of, 252.
, musters for, 626, 688.
, passage of tibe earl of Hunting-
don to, 277, 278.
, peace between England and,
128, 158, 164.
, realih of, 614.
, roll of, 462.
, wiaiB with. 46, 118, 166, 466,
540, 589.
Frank, Franke, Arnaid, 641.
, Henry, 666.
, John, 676.
, ;, derk, 128, 144, 212,
241, 868, 414, 455. 477, 468, 698.
, , prebendary of CShiohes-
ter, 66.
, , panon of Ipplepen,
249.
, , of Lynn, 61.
, Nicholas, 406.
, PhiUp, 621.
, , commissioner de kid-
dlisy 182.
, , burgess of Biabop's
Lynn, 477.
, Richard, 846, 406.
, Thomas, 609.
, , woodward of the com-
mote of Ardwdwy, 144.
, , late of London, altos
of Hiomnam, gentleman, 846.
Fnankeleyn, l%omas, 402.
, , dyer of London, 1, 6.
Frankes, John, 85.
Franketon. Frankton, Henry, serjeant
of the poultry, 228, 448.
Frankford, Hans, 648.
Frankfort, Frankerford, Frankford,
Almain, 660, 687.
frank pledge, view of, 267, 868, 607.
Fnankton Welsh, Frampton, oo. Salop.
206.
Frankys, John, of Howeton, husband-
man, 91.
Frankyssh, Peter, of Boston, 9.
, Thomas bailiff of Oarlisle, 863.
Frant, John, clerk, 820.
Frauncee, Henry, 686.
, John, of Aylestone, husband.
man, 168.
Fraunceys, Adam, oitiaen of London,
68.
, Ingram,. Ingeham, 867, 412.
, John, 296, 666.
> J 367.
, , of TicknaU, 412.
, Philip, 66.
, R., of Plumstead {oo. Norfolk],
66.
, Richard, of Stanton, 412.
GENEBAL INDEX.
743
Fmunceys— eofU.
, Robert, esquire, 412. ^
, Thomas, d38.
, , of St. Mary's in the
Strand, oo. Middlesex, 399.
, Walram, 544.
, William, ol Eristoil. merohaat,
318.
Fray, John, 318, 425, 4^, 502. 600,
630, 635, 610, 613, 614, 618, 621,
025.
, , baron, after wmds ohief
baitm, of the Exchequer, justioe
of assize, <feo., 35, 68, 70, 75, 81,
132, 133, 279. 851, 358, 452, 403,
484, 500.
, , oommissiomer de hid-
eUis, 350, 356.
, , oommifisioneir to de-
liver Bedford gaol, 493.
, , an alien, 546.
Erealvill, Ansehnus de, 244.
Frebam, Nicholas, 319.
, , citijEen aoMl meroer of
liOindon, 236.
Frebody, Henry, 303.
, Baiph, esquire, 400.
..., , of Bobbingtoon, 5&2.
, William^ escfaeator in Nortih-
amptonshire, 452.
Frebrigge. See Freebndgie.
FrechevyTle, Fredhevyle, Marg^arat, wife
of Gervase, tenant in dbief , 204.
2 Peter son of Qervase, tenant
m chief, 268, 263.
Frederikes, John, 563.
Frederyk, Simon, 585.
Freebridge, Frebrigge, hundred, oo.
Norfolk, 60.
Freenxantle, Fremantell, oo. Southamp-
ton, park of, 78.
, , parker of. jSfee May,
l%oma8.
Freethoroe, Frethorp [oo. Norfolk],
, an alien dwelling at, 577.
t.^^***" ^^' ^^ Walsyngiham,
Edmund de.
free warren, 79, 134, 174, 180, 418, 4fi0,
468.
Freke, Bobert, 129.
Frelond, John, 3^.
Freman, Jolm, 161.
, , of Cote, 392.
, , of East Hatley, 387.
, Bobert, 403.
y , yeoman of the oatery
and oaterer of the household, 3.
, Thomaa, 375.
, , of Salisbury, husband.
man, 820.
.., , , merchaint, 441.
Fremantell. See Freemantle.
Fremantell, Bdohard, 392.
Fremingeham. See Framingham.
Fremington, Fremyngton, oo. Devon,
114.
, hundred of, 114.
Fremme, Nicholas, 515.
Fremyngjiam, Walter, citizen and
saddler of London^ 92.
Frend, Gerard, 567.
, Bobert, clerk, 227.
, Wilfard, 637.
Frendesbury. See Frindsbury.
Frenge, Master Thomas, parson of
Ashby in Flegg, 247.
, , parson of Gkreat Snor-
ing, 247.
Frenshe, Frenssh, Frensshe QdJes,
parker of Langley Mar^ pa^k,
196.
, John, of Ipswich, 238.
, , spinner-of London, 12,
16.
, , of Bytom, oLark, 479.
, Stephen, esquire, oomstable of
Launoeston oastle, 260.
, Walter, 873.
, William, 324.
Frensflheman, William, 474.
Frente, Nicholas, 472.
Frere, Henry, 293.
, John, 394.
, Philip, 394.
, William, 398.
Frese, John, 675.
, Nidhoilas, 685.
Freshwater, Fressftiewater, Isle of
Wigjit, 162.
Freston. See Friston.
Freston, John, yeoman of the poultry
and poulterer of the household,
2, 222, 223, 442, 443, 495.
Fretherykson, Martin, 679.
Frethorp. See Freethorpe.
Freton. See Fritton.
Frerile, William, 623.
FreyiU, William, of Shelford, 385.
Frewyll, John, 405.
Friars, of the order of St. Augustine,
196, 196, 447, 460.
, Friars Hermits, 321.
Friars Minors, order of, 132.
, , general minister of,
yicars of. See Darid, Hugh;
Wynchelse, John.
, , roaming abroad, oom-
mission to arrest, 132.
Friaire Preachers, order of, 25, 220,
431, 465.
, ....'....., licence to found a
house of, at Melbombe Begis, 79.
744
GENERAL INDEX.
Friar Tuok, ' Prere Tuk,' 10.
Frie, Thomae, of Bherbome, Lusbaiid-
man, 226.
See also IVye.
Frieeland, Fryselaind, fSstriselaind,
aliens from, in Dn^land, 660,
585, 586.
Frindsbury, Frendesbury, co. Kent,
167.
FriBmarab, Frifiniash [destroyed by
Hnmber, site now in Sunk
Island], oo. York, 276.
FristoQ, FrestoQ, oo. LmcoJin, 160, 439.
Frittenden,, oo. Kent, Mapleburst in,
427.
Fritton, Fretoo [oo. Norfolk], 344,369.
, parsom of. See Giblot, John;
Home, William.
FrodeahAm, 459.
Frodeflfham, Robert, parson of LLanys-
tundwy, 38.
Frogenale, William, 368.
Fpogwell, Frocwyll, in GalUngton, oo.
Garaiwall, 246.
Frokenihale, Riobainl, esqiure, 496.
FroUebury, John, of Shere, 381.
Frome, Frome in Selewod, Frome
Braunche, oo. Somerset, 8, 9,
131.
, water of, in Bristol, qtuay on,
468.
Frompton, Robert, 373.
Fromund, William, oi Winchester, 222.
Fronsao, Fronsak [QiiTonde], oastle of,
69, 240.
, captain of. See Radclyf , John.
Fnonaados, duchy of Aquitaine,
[GHronde], 260.
Fi>06t,< Nicholas, the king's bowyer in
the Tower of Londoin, 250.
, William, of Guilden Morden,
387.
Fixythenend, Cornelius, 630.
Frowyk, Henry, 441, 448.
, , OLti^en of London, 36.
.» , mayor and eeoheatorin
London, 608, 630, 612.
, Thomas, 318, 408, 620.
i , oommisaioner to aseeas
a grant, 134.
) , commissioner de hid-
elUs, 308.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 70.
fruit, for the king's househotld, oom-
missioQ to provide, 206.
Fryday, John, 396.
Frye, John, 340.
, Peter, 399.
See also Frie.
Fryk, William parson of the church
of &t, Martiin in the Pig-market
Ghichester, 249.
i Fryse, John de, 580.
Fryseby, William, 428.
Fulbeck, Fulbek [oo. Linoohi], 96, 229.
, paiBon of. See Eseby, Jofan.
Fulboum, Fulbourue, Fulbum, FuL
bume, 00. Cambridge, 18, 386,
387, 486.
%..., parson of. See Oarawey, John.
Fulbourne, Foulbourne, Fulbom, Ful-
boum, John, of Fulbouni, 386.
, William, 623, 614.
, , of Fulboum, 385.
Fuile, Richard, of Broedwoodkelly, hus-
bandman, 431.
Fulford, Folefooxl, Foilefford, Fdyfoffd,
Folysford, Fulleford, Baldwin,
474, 518, 619.
, , esoheator in Devon, 279.
, , eequire, 399, 476.
Fulfoirth, Thomas de, 363.
Fulham [co. Middlesex], an alien
dweiuing at, 679.
, letters patent dated at, 186.
Fulham, John, of Oakington, 366.
FuDeford. See Fulford.
Fuller, FuUere, Henry, of Wonenh, 20.
, John, 407.
, , of Cantorbury, chap-
man, 312.
, , <rf l>un8taple, 17.
, William, of Linton, 366.
Fuliyen, Peter, 666, 562.
Fulman, Andrew, 673.
, Henry, 667.
..., John, 662:
Fulmer, John, of Easterton, husband-
man, 168.
Fullnetby, John, 147, 291, 292, 366.
Fulthorp, Foulthorp, Fulthorpp, Tho-
mas, 131, 200, 277, 369, m, 62S,
624, 626, 631, 616, 621, 622, 626,
626, 627, 628.
, WiUdam, kni^t, 607.
Fulwell, Richard, of Hodc Norton,
husbandman, 495.
fur, 2.
Furbour, Hugh, of Bathwick, 8.
Fumes, Feron, Flanders, 699.
Furaess Fourneys [co. I^mcaster],
abbey of St. Mary, 77, 448.
} 3 inspeximtu and oonfir.
mation of charters of, 77.
Fumeys, fialph, of Halifax, chapman,
311.
fuimiture, the king's. See Household.
fura and peMs, 197, 287.
Fureey, Robert, 396.
Fust. Walter, 372.
Fustyngden, lliomas, 372.
Futhergill, Gilbert, 170.
GENERAL INDEX.
746
Faysier, Jcba, 296, 377.
y , menohant, 499.
FyaiL, Fyonon. iSfee Vianein.
FyenlM. See Fenys.
Fyfige, John, of Andoiver, 460.
Fylay. See Kyley.
Fylbrygge. See Felbrigge.
Fylby. See FiJby.
Fyley, Fyiay, John, pareon of Ghreat
Oiart, 00. Kent, 162, 48b.
Fylgrave. See Filgrave.
Fylham, Master William, aaxshdeaoon
of Oornwall, 469.
FyUesson, Robert, 407.
Fylongley, Fylyngley, Henry, 296, 408,
606.
Fylour, ThomAs. of Bristol, obapman,
ill.
Fymmer, William, 835.
Fynamoar, John, 396.
FyaiauBoe, James, 617.
Fyakbargb, William, esquire, 46.
Fjmoham. See Finbham.
Fynoham, Simon, 406.
, , oommiflBioner de waUiis
et fossatis, 73.
Fynohe, Agnee, wife of Riohard, 601.
, Herbert, 474.
, Jobn, 474.
, , of Woodball, geaitie-
man, 169.
, , Gatberinie wife of, 169.
, WilMam, 218, 474, 620.
, , oommiosiosier de waUiis
et foseatia, 199.
, , sheriff c£ Surrey, 110.
, , oommiflsioner to aasefls
a grant, 138.
, , esquire, 626.
, , wax chandler, of Lon-
don, 17.
Fyndern, Tyndeme, John de, 696, 697.
, William, 367, 620, 613.
, , commiasiorier to raiae
a loan, 61, 127.
, , oommiasiotner to aasess
a grant, 136.
, , oommissioner of aaaise,
&c., 70, 72.
, , esquiTe, 284, 343.
, , lought of the share tor
Berkshire, 4(».
Fyngali, Robert, of Aloeeter, dhaplain,
266.
Fynk, Fynke, John, 683.
, Lambert, an alien, 682&M.
Fynmark. See Fii
Fyrak, WiUkm, 406.
Tyse, John, 374.
Fyash, John, 128.
Fysshe, Peter, 668.
, Riohaid, of Northampton,
tailor, 168.
, l^iomaa, 441, 446.
Fysshele. See Fishley.
Fyssher, John, 393.
, , mayor of Bristol, oom-
miflfisioner of oyer and terminer,
427.
, , of Ripley, 129.
, Tbomas, 406.
, , of QamUngay, 367.
y alias Hemlemfitede, Thomas, of
South wark, yeoman, 307.
, Walter, 19, 439.
Fysshewyk, Stephen, the elder, 366.
Fytheler, William, 392.
Fyton, Feton, Riohard,*9i5, 362, 616.
Fytawaryn. See Fita Waryn.
G
Gabriell Stoke. See Stoke Gabriel.
G-aoelyn, Gaaelyn, Eidmund, 27.
, Randolph, 27.
Gadde, Laurenoe, of Sutton Bonnang.
ton, 293, 366.
Graderman, John, 202.
Gainsborough, Gaynesburglh, oo. Lin-
coln, Lea, Legh by, 98.
Gairgrave. See Gargnave.
Gaitford, John, 409.
, Ridhard, 409.
GaJofers, John, burgess of Bruges, 278.
Galampton. See GaQiampton.
GaJayt, Thomas, oitiaen and wax-
chandler of London, 88.
Galdyng, Riohard, of Oan^bury, 390.
GaJe. See Gheel.
Gale, John, of Farnham, 401.
Galeon, Master Robert, prebendary of
MoUington in Hastings free
ofaapel, 264, 286.
Galgenet, Gerard, of London, Lombard,
101.
Galhampton, Galampton [co. Somerset],
243, 270.
Galle, Herebernin, 646.
, John, vicar of Owston, 438.
, WiUiam, g^auger in the port of
Boston, 443.
GaUow, Galowe, hundred, co. Norfolk,
60.
Galk>way, 248.
gallows, 422.
Galowe. See Galiow.
746
GENEKAL INDEX.
Galtree, Galtrioe, foreat of, 181.
, , bailiwidE of Ingoltih-
waite in, 100.
J , ,, ioat-iorester of.
See Blakhose, RidbArd.
, , *!» Narthbaillif ' of
JE^singwold in, 100.
, , , foot-foreeter of .
See Bouk, John.
, , 'kNorthbaiUe'in, 101.
f .......... , forestar emant
within. See Rose, Thomas.
, r, steward of. See Cbl-
ville, Thomas; Etton, Ito do;
Eitton, John do.
GAlyon, Edmund, 470, 476.
, William, 24&, 345.
Grambon, John, the elder, 399.
, RiohartI, 377.
Qamelingeye. See Gamlingay.
Gamelyn, John, of London, 217.
, Thomas, of Great Bardfield,
dyer, 90, 440.
GAmelyngeye. See Gamlingay.
Gamenecy, Thomaa, of Oolohester, 16.
Gamiiogay, Gamelingeye, Giimelyngeye,
oo. Cambridge, 228, 387, 609.
, parson of. See Alder by, Hemry ;
Marshall, John.
Gaud. See Ghent.
Gander, lliomafi, of Moleewoirth, hus-
bandman, 163.
Geoajiton. See Ganton.
Gannowe, Johji, 262.
Ganstead, Gaunstede, oo. York, 276.
Gfuit. See Ghent.
Gantell, William, oanon of Bodmin, 198.
Gaaton, Ganinton [oo. York], oharter
of Richard I dated at, 420.
GanviU, Simon, yeoman, 130.
Garardson (cf, Gerardeeoo, Gemrdes-
son, Gerardson, Qemardson),
Arnald, 645.
, Paul, 646.
, Wni««n, 579. •
Garblesham, John, armourer of Lohdon,
320.
Gardener, Gardyner, Geoffrey, 481.
, Henry, 680.
> John, keeper of the garden
within ike manor of Elt^iam, 193.
> •••■ I purveyor of fowl for
the household, 4.
, Robert, 162.
> , esquire, 113.
, Thomafl, chaplain, 491, 496.
» f of Banbury, butcher,
477.
> William, of Bridgwater, mer-
chant, 166.
Ghwderobe, Alexander de !&, 210, 211.
Gardyner. See Gardener.
Gare, Thomas, alderman of York, 681.
Gargrave, G&irgrave, oo. York, 257
258. ' '
Gargrave, Gadrgrare, G^yrgrave, John,
371. ^ ^ y
, , eequire, 200, 402, 506.
Garland, John, 563.
Garlek, Garleke, Walter, 290, 291, 292
293, 366, 367.
y , Sarah mother of, 366,
387.
Giu-liek, John, 61.
Gamell, William, 248.
Garnet, Robert, 145.
, William, 388, 619, 619.
) , commissioner to asseas
a grant, 140.
, , gentleman, 133.
Gamon, Hugh, of Carlton, 365.
I », of Muskham, 410.
I Robert, of Muskham, '409.
Gamoun; John, of Weetmimrter, 18.
, Philip, 606.
Gamous, William, 376.
G«rrant. See Gerraint.
GarresdflJe, Richard, olerk, 145.
Garretson, Giles, 5412.
Gansington, Ga^rsyngdon, co. Oxford,
395.
Garston, East, Ergaston, oo. Berks, 94.
Garter, ihe, company of. See Windsor.
Garth, John, commissioner to asaesB a
grant, 136.
Garten, oo. York, 164.
Garton, Alice, wife of Ralph, of Gbven-
try, 357.
Garveys, Peter, 623.
> , eequire, 41, 124.
, William, 9.
Garwynton, John, 389.
Gasooigne, Gascoign,*^ Gasooygne, Gas-
coyn, Gascoyne, Bema^!d, of
Penzance, 1^.
u^^^P^^y knight of the ahire for
Bedford, 373.
, John, 311, 522.
y , of York, merobant, 281.
, Richard, 531.
, Stephen, of Weymouth, 73.
, Thomas, 392.
, William, '531.
y , knight, 378, 522, 631.
y I oommissioner to nuso
a loan, 126.
y , oommissioner of array.
360. ^-
'•• , commissioner of gaol
dehvery, 349, 360.
Gascony, 143.
, remembrancer of. See Hdhne,
GaasoFilla, Robert de, 246.
Gaatryk, Edmund, oommiasioner to
assess a grant, 139.
GENERAL INDEX.
747
Gate, Roger, 218.
, William atte, 398.
Gates, Master Boger, prebendary of St.
Geotrge's chapel, Windsor, 80.
G««toar, Richard, odtisen of New Salis-
bury, 101.
Gatton, William, 401.
G^udyin, Enistaoe, knight, 425.
Gauge, John, of Earl's Barton, 10.
GAultyr, Tbomafi, 588.
Gaunstede. See Gbnstead.
Gaunt, Gaunte. See Ghent.
Gaufibert, abbot of Battle, 174.
gpivel, gaUum, 172.
gayelkizid lands, 427.
GiiTelok, John, of Over^ 886.
Gawayn (c/. Gaweyn), Henry, 282.
GAwbien, John, 129.
Gawegar, John, 568.
Gaweyn (cf. Gewayn), John, of Weet-
bury, olothier, 236.
, Laurenoe, 301.
, , esoheatoor in. Wiltehirei
101.
Giawtron, Walter, of London, 368.
G«y, RixJiard, of Bosoughan, 351.
Gayen, John, of Trefusis, 19.
Gayi, John, derk, 494.
Gayncote, John, mefichant of Dart-
mouth, 351.
Gayneeburgh. See Gainsbon>ug|h.
Gaynesburgh, Holland, 578.
Gaynesford, John, 625.
, , commiasioner de waUUs
et fossatis m Sussex, 348.
, , of CrowhuTBt, esquire,
380.
Gayrgrave. /SecTlargrave.
Gayrstang, Henry, 54.
Gayte, Willnun, 392.
Gayteley, Thomas, 282.
Gey ton, Geyton, oo. Norfolk, 144.
, oo. Northampton, 96, 480.
, oo. Stafford, 494.
Gayton, Robeirt, of Shitlington, malt-
man, 438.
Geale. See Gheel.
Geddington, Gedyngton, co. Northamp-
ton, 315.
Gedeney. See Gedney.
Gedge, Richard, esquire, 594.
Godlmg^ Godlyng, Gedlynge, co. Not-
tingham, 409.
, clerk of. See WiUuam.
Godlyng, WilHam, 622.
Gedlynge. See Gedling.
Gedney, Gedeney, John, oommissioner
de hideOiSy 366.
, draper of Loudon, 441.
, , of Westminster, 439.
Gedyngton. See Geddington.
Geele. See Gheel.
Geerrliet, Gerflerte, HoUiand, 582.
geese, 270, 515.
Geffray, Stephen, of Minehead, tailor,
167.
Geffrayson, John, of Oarlton-Hus-
thwiaite, husbandman, 236.
Gegge, Richard, esquire, 491.
Gedlenkirchen, Gelekirke, in Heinsberg,
541.
Gedr, Reginald. 348.
geld, 171, 172, 173, 174, 175.
Geldeford. See Guildford.
Geldenemordon. See Guilden Morden.
Geldere, Augustine de, 583.
GelderLand, Geldyrlond, GeUerland,
Gerderland, Gilderland, Gykler-
Innd, aliens from, in England,
541, 542, 544, 545. 546, 547, 548,
549, 560, 551, 552, 553, 554, 666,
557, 568, 660, 561, 562, 663, 664,
566, 668, 569, 570, 571, 572, 573,
574, 576, 577, 678, 579, 580, 581,
682, 583, 584, 585, 587, 588, 611.
Geldem. Geldre, Gilder, Gylder, duohy
of Guelders, 544, 557, 582, 587.
Gele. See Gheel.
Gele, Francis, 585.
Gelekirke. See Geilenkirchen.
Gelesson, Miohael, 579.
Gelhiamhalle. See Gillingham.
GeJison, John, 648.
GeUerland. See Gelderland.
Gelot, Thomas, of Spalding, husband-
man, 219.
Geke, 544.
Gely, Richard, archdeacon of Merioneth,
496.
Gemylle, James^ 561.
Genoa, 475, 518.
,foarracks of, 82, 352, 365, 358,
361, 475, 476, 618, 607.
, merchants of, 280, 200, 327,
361, 469, 470, 472, 518, 589.
, , outrages on, 82, 365.
Gent, Amald de, king's knight, 113.
Gentill, Albert. See Ele.
Gentyll^ Master John, doctor of laws,
lueutenant or commissary-general
of the Admiral of England, 33,
441.
Gentynge, £^entyng, John, of Meldreth,
387.
, Tliomas, of Melbourai, 387.
Genyn, Richard, of CSiioheeter, 133.
Geoffrey, buhop of Gonstanoe, 417.
Geoffr^ ap Rys, parson of St. Bride's
[CO. Pembrcwe]. 329.
ap Tbomaa, 377.
748
GENERAL INDEX.
George, John, 402. '
, TbomAB, of Eowdown, yeomui,
437.
, WiUiam, 671.
G^enusd. See Gu^rande.
Gerard, Albright, of Nimeguen, an
alien, 549.
, Albryght, from Haaiiem, an
alien, 667.
, Andrew, 164.
, , master of le Barge
8a/ynt John, 129.
, Beitold, 669.
, Faukesj 549.
, GUee, 24B.
, , Isabel, wife of, 249.
, , Joan and Isabel, daogh-
ters ol, 249.
, Henry, 674.
, James, 571.
, Joiin, 249, 407.
, ,j <A Aiz-krOhapelle, an
alien, 672.
, oordwainer, from Bra-
Dant, an alien, 649.
, from Doirdreoiht, an
alien, 683.
, , of Hameryk, an alien,
639.
, , ol London, oapmaker,
an alien, 638.
, , aJderman of Norwicb,
32.
, , from Oudenboeoih, Bra-
bant, an alien, 543.
, , from Reymonde, an
alien, 572.
, , of Westminsfcer, baber-
dadier, an alien, 663.
, Laurence, 554.
, Nioholas, 133.
, , ol Fakedbam MJagpa,
66.
, , from Gouda, an alien,
662.
, Peter, 379. •
, Richard, of Bergen, Hdland,
an alien, 666.
, , oitisen and meroer of
Looidon, 236.
, , from Utraoht, an alien,
587.
, Thomas, parson of Woolstlhorpe,
320, 460.
, William, 128, 183, 202, 326,
382.
, , oommifisioner to assess
a grant, 134.
, , from Amsteirdam, an
alien, 676.
Geraideson (cf. Garardson, Gemffdesson,
Gerairdsan, GemEudson), Miles,
672.
Gerardesson (cf. Ganardaon Gerardeson,
Gerardson, Gerraixfoon), Petc^*,
588.
Gerardson (cf . Garardson, Gerardeson,
G^eMudsBson, Gerrardson), Ax-
nald, from Breda, an alien, 651.
, , of Siegen, an alien,
687.
, , of SoatJiwark, an alien,
661.
, Arnold, of Southampton, an
alien, 653.
, Floreooe, 574.
, George, 673.
, Gerard, from Breda, an alien,
581.
, , from Hiaarlem, an
alien, 543.
, , from Heusden, an
alien, 560.
, , from Zieriksee, an
alien, 582.
, Godfrey, 647.
, Guy, from Gouda, an atien,
683.
, , of Sohoonhoren, an
alien, 654.
, Henry, from Bene in Utrecht,
685.
.., HJerman, 698.
, Hugh, 686.
.., , Isbrand, of Bumham, oo.
^Vfiex, an alien, 57^.
, Isebrand, • of Soothwaiic,
wearer, an aJden, 643.
, John, fjiom Ajnersfoort, an
alien, 684.
, , from Bergen, HoUand,
an alien, 686.
, , from Haiderwijk, an
alien, 541.
, Laurence, 544.
, Peter, of Soathwark, an alien,
543.
, , ....•...., haberdasber,
an alien, 553.
, , , tailor, an alien,
543.
, Randolf, 552.
, Biohard, of Utreoht, an alien,
• •••>.•■., .«....•.•, WL T* eseiL, Biut aueUiy O9o.
, William, from Oologiiie, an
alien., 579.
from Naaldwyk, an
alien, 647.
Gerbard, lliomas, 300, 343.
Gerbot, Gerboit, Thomas, 17.
Oerdeleya. See Yardley, Hastings.
Gerderland. See Qelderknd.
Geirebray, WitUiam, 396.
Gereoome. See Gorinohem.
GeoiELete. See Geerrliet.
Gergrave. See Gargrare.
Gerin, the olerk, 26.
Germayn, Gilbert, 369.
, , of Canterbaryy 4.
GENERAL INDEX.
749
Germy, John, knigjht, 41.
, , oominis6ion«ir of oyer
and terminer, 124.
Gemon, Margaret, 19.
Gemoun, Henry, saddler of Lomdoin,
329.
, Sir Nioholas, knight, 328.
Geix)]d, 33.
Gerold, Warin son ol (temp, Ric. I.),
ire.
Gerond. See Gu^rande.
Gerraiist^ Garrant, Brittany, John,
prior of, 300.
G^emrdson (c/. Garardeofn, Gerardeaon,
GentfdesMm, Gerardeon), Wil-
Uam, of Kirton in Holland, an
alien. 578.
Qertraydanbeirg, Moneeynt Gertmde,
Mountseyntgertrude, Holland,
556, 560, 564.
Gervaae, biahop of St. David's [1214-
1230], 34:
Genrase, prinoe of North Wales, 3B.
Gervase, the oooostable, 363.
Gerrays, or Gerveys, George, oitisen
and meroer o^ London, 216.
, John, 609.
, , chaplain, 499.
, , , of Bildeston, 290.
, parson of LndgerBhall.
oo. Buckingham, afterwards of
Long Backley, ^99.
, , of Maulden, 374, 375.
, Peter, oommissioner to assess a
grant, 137.
, William; 151, 162, 397.
Gerwyn, Hans, 544.
Gery, Richard, 406.
Geryn. John, auditor of the Exchequer,
70, 123, 394,
, , auditor of aocounte lor
North and South Wales and
Chester, 189, 453, 509.
, , oommiasiomer to audit
the aooonnts of the oanoos of St.
George^s, Windsor, 349.
Gerys, Alioe, daughter of John, late
the wife of John Bradeford, 105.
Geasege. See Gussage.
Gest, John, olerk, of Birchanger, 276.
Geetelyng. See Guestling.
Gestingthorpe, Gestmyngthorp, co.
I^Bsez, 402.
Gegyk, Hermann vaji, 575.
Gethin, John. See Morton, John.
Geton, oo. Bedford, 374.
Gere, Oomelius, 129, 154.
Gevendale, Thomas, clerk, auditor of
accounts for North and South
Wales and Chester, 123.
Gever, George, 537.
Gham, John, 548.
Gheel, Gale, Geale, Geele, Gele. Ghele,
Gyle, * Brabant, 559, 569, 577,
578, 579, 580.
Ghent, Gand, Gant, Gaunt, Gaunte,
Flanders, 74, 366. 537, 538, 539.
, burgesses of, 966, 472.
, merchants of, 129, 154, 265.
Gherott, Patrick, chaplain, 64.
Gibbeclyf. See Milyerton, Guy's GUiffe
in.
Gibbes, Thomas, 480.
, Walter, 551.
See ako Gybbes.
Gdblot, John, diaplain, parson of
Fritton, 969.
Gibson, Walter, porter of Bamburg|h
castle, 589.
Giffard, Gifford, Gyffard, Gyfford, John,
396.
, , sheriff of Southampton
county, 260.
, , of Drayton, 386.
, , of Hardmead, 398.
, , vicar of Spreyton, 329.
, , of Whaddan, the elder,
esquire, 397.
..., , the younger.
, ._. of Wradiall, husband-
man, 229.
, , knight, 373.
, Stephen, 399.
, 'Hionns, controller of customs
in the ports of Exeter and Dart-
mouth, 179.
Gilbard, John, 431.
, , of gflcirlauglh, chaplain,
142.
, Robert, 87.
Gilbert, R. son of, 172.
Gilbert, Gilberd, Henry, chaplain, 599.
, John, 371.
, John, of Barnby upon Witham,
229.
, , William, of Leicester,
dhaplain, son of, 229.
, John, of Queen Oamel, 212.
, Robert, 5, 442, 617.
, , commissioner to assess
a gramfc, 140.
....'....., Master Robert, dean of York,
467.
, , bishop of London [1436-
1448], 507.
, Thomas, of Odstook, commis-
sioner to assess a grant, 136.
Gilberthorp, lliomas^ chaplain, vioar of
Ghislet [co. ]^eot], 86.
Gilbertson (e/. Gylbertson), Gilbert,
542.
Gilby, John, derk, 169.
, William, the younger, 169.
Gildeford, Edward, 888, 619.
Gilden, Robert, 313.
750
GENERAL INDEX.
Gilder. See Geldem.
Gilder, William, 664.
GUderigge, Gtlderegge, WiUiam, 66.
, , oommLBsioner de walliis
et fossatis, 199.
Gildarland. See Gelderlai^d.
Gildre, Joihji ran, 660.
, William Tan, 660.
Gildo, port of. See Ndtre Dame du
Guildo.
gilds, 284, 364, 386.
Giles (cf. Gyles, Gylys), Gerelac, 645.
, John, oderk, 96.
, Ralph, 412.
, Biohard, of Tlminster, tailor,
165.
Gileeon, Giles, 660.
Gilford, EdTTiard, 633.
GiUe, GyUe. Thomas, 132, 201, 220,
301, 353, 376, 469, 609, 626, 634,
608, 611.
, WiUiam, 396.
, , chaplain, 464.
GiUes, John, 406.
Gillesland. See Gilsland.
Gillinetiam, Gillyngham, oo. Dorset, 63
....;...., oo. Kent, 391.
, G^hamhalle, Welyngjuun, Wyl-
yngham, oo. Norfolk, 326.
, , church of All Saints,
342.
^. , , parsooi of. See
Wright, lliomas.
, , church of St. Mary, 49,
180.
, , , paraon of. See
Mldwaire, Lauronoe.
Gilmyn, Robert, 26.
See also Gylmyn.
Gilot, Riohaid. 396.
See also Gylot.
Gilsland, Gillesland, oo. Oumberlaiid,
366, 363, 616.
gilt spurs, aerrioe of, 263.
Gippewic. See Ipswich.
Gippewioo, Rombald de beer-brewer,
609.
Girton, Crytton, oo. Oambridge, 366,
367.
, parson of. See Depyng, John.
Gisberd, John, 687.
Giebnrgjh. See Guisboroug|i.
Gisbum, Gysburgjh [oo. York], prior of,
690.
Gislebert, the earl, Richard son of,
(temp. Will. I.), 416.
Gisleham, Gyselham [oo. Suffolk], 467,
461.
, parson of. jS^ee Moleyns,
Aaam; Pemberton, John.
Gissing, Gyesyns, John (Yon), serjeant
of the sciDlery, 324, 828.
, , water-bailiff of Diart-
mouth, 328.
Glade, Thomas, of London, 22.
Gladwyn, GAadewyn, Jc^n, 17, 307.
, , master of Oobham
oollege, 388.
Glamvyle, John, woolmonger, of Lon-
don, 310.
, Riohaid, 232.
Gland, John, Wciar of Bediington, 696.
GlanTilla, Ranulph de, 66, 419, 420.
GJapwell, Ralph, 411.
Glasier, Henry, 566.
glass, 74, 356. 476, 601, 626, 627.
GLassons. See dossons.
Glaston, Roger, parson of Ailby, 382.
Glestenbury, Riohard, prior of Bruton,
23.
Glastonbury, Glastenhury, oo. Somer-
set, 211.
, abbot of, 308.
, , oommissioaer to raise
a loan, 364.
, ^ee also Oiynnok,
John.
, NicAiolas abbot of, 345, 467.
, , ambassador to the
general oounoil at Basle, 342,
345.
, aliens dwelling at, 660, 674.
Glaswas, William, 277.
GLaewyse, William, 350.
Glatbon, oo. Huntdngdon, an alien
dwelling at, 662.
Glatton, John, of Buokden, 9.
Glaucus, the prieet, 362. ^
Glareyn, Thomas, 407.
Glemham, Great, co. Suffolk, 319.
Glemsford, Glemusford, oo. Suffolk, 9.
Glen, Glene, the river, oo. Linooln, 606.
Giiesham, oo. Sussex, 244.
Glonmabanstane, Sootland, 369.
Gloostoine, Godloorton, oo. Leicester,
198.
, bailiff of. See Hoby, John.
GloBBop, CO. Derby, 413.
Giouoester, Glouoestre, oo. Glouoester,
64, 92, 96, 194, 336, 373, 430, 442,
462, 607.
, abbey of St. Peter at, 261.
, , abbot of, 60, 251.
, , John abbot of, 467.
, , , commissioner
to raise a loan, 126 .
, , abbot and oonyeot of,
68.
, bailiffs and good men of, 6, 442.
oastle, the king's works at, 74.
, inquisitLon taken at, 281.
, men of, 61.
, pavBge in, grani of, 442.
# ^
GENEKAL INDEX.
751
Ql(MioBBt«r oounty, 369, 436, 430, 47S.
, asskes in, 68.
, , justioee of, 447.
, ooQsts of , 308.
, oommisaionerB of array m, 524.
, oommiasioiMnB to tmaeas a oraait
in, 140.
.......... oommiflsioneirs to roiae a loan
in, 50, 125, 354, 528.
, oonoealmeiits in, 74.
, esoboator in, 23, 34, 102, 103,
281, 341, 445, 453, 458, 493.
, inquiflitioDs in, 350.
, justioes of tihe peace in, 617.
, knifllhtfi of tlie shire for. See
Qrenaoor, Robert; Stansbawe,
Robert.
, marohee oi Wales adjacent to,
403.
oath against maintaining peace-
Dieakers to be taken in, 372.
, outlawries in, 7, 16, 18, 20, 87,
89, 97, 158, 162, 229, 238, 329,
431, 432, 438, 465, 478, 480, 482,
483.
, purveyors hk, 52.
, flftwriff of, 50, 78, 125, 140, 303,
354, 426, 473.
, temporalities in, of Bruton
priory, 23.
, , of St. Mary's, Cireii-
oester, 34.
, tenrbh and fifteemtlh from.
Msignments of, 60, 61, 62, 115.
, trespasses, &c., in. 303.
Qk)uoester, arohdeaconry of, ha]f -tenth
from, aaeignmeDt of. 111.
, , taxation in, 268.
, duke of. See Humphrey.
Qloucester, Glooestria, Gloucetcr, Mas-
ter Adam de, 420.
Qlouoeeter, Qloucestre, Hugh, 293.
, of Car-Coiston, 365.
John, 1, 323.
, of Oar-Ookton, 409.
Thomas. 265, 618.
, oommissioner de kid-
eUis, 350, 356.
, William, muster of the king's
ordnance in France and Nor-
mandy, 608.
Gk>ve, John, the younger, 374, 375.
Glorer, Glovere, John, 296, 403.
, , of Kimble, 398.
, Richard, of Newport, dyer, 230.
, Robert, ci Spalding, husband-
man, 219.
, , of Stamford, 26.
9 William, parson oi Eckington,
, -2 of Hertfordshire, wool-
man, 438.
Glyfe, Thomas, 400.
Glyndon, oo. Cornwall, 57.
Gobiday, lIuMnaB, 129.
Gobdldik, Stephen de, 605.
Gobyon, John, 401.
Goch, Gogh, Gough, Gowgh, Geider-
land;541, 547, 557, 658, 568.
God, alias Goddes, Tliomas, of Faver-
sham,'518.
Godalming, Godamyng, co. Surrey, 381.
Godard {cf. Goddard), Robert, 405.
Godbeher, Godbehere, John, 1, 304.
Godbert, R. son of, 172.
Goddard (ef. Godard), Joim. 403.
Goddes, Thomas. See God.
Goddeston, Thomas, oommissioner to
asseas a grant, 134.
Gode, Thomas, of Stow Market, yeo-
man, 441.
, Walter, 373.
GodefelawB, John, 392.
Godefjmy, James, 391.
Godefrev, William, factor of Levyn lo
Clerk, merchant of Ghent. 129.
Godegamen, Walter, 376.
Godehand, Andrew, of Walesby, 382.
Godehons, John, 547.
Godelad, Iliomas, of dayering, paamter.
91.
, , AJice wife of, 91.
Godelney. See Godney.
Godeman, John, of Sggesfoid. gentle-
man or huabandman, 43b.
Goder, John, of Tinhead, husbandman,
94.
Goderamesoote. See Guthramoote.
Godered, Goderede, William. See
Goodrede.
Goderich, John, of Castle Donington,
9ll«7.
See also Godriohe.
Goderyngton, John, 373.
Godesoalk, Cornelius,. 555.
Godesleye, Richard, of Coventry, 16.
Godestcn. See Godstone.
Godeston, John, esquire, 401.
, Thomas, of Cokhester, 205,
383.
, • , John brother of, 206,
333.
Godestowe. See Godstow.
Godewyn, Bdmund, 407.
, Hugh, 389.
9 , yeoman of the crown,
286.
See also Godwyn.
Godfrey, Qosfridus, the ohoncellor
{temp. Henry I), 173, 417.
Godfrey, Godfray, Edward, 571.
, Gilbert, 569.
, Henry, 58, 373, 374, 574.
, John, 554, 573, 609.
, Maujioe, 550.
, Walter, 594.
762
GENERAL INDEX.
Godfr^son, Brooii, 574.
, Matifle, 546.
Godh^sone, Godfrey, 676.
Godbale, John, the elder, 412.
Godinton, Godyn^txm [pariab of Gieftt
Ohart], oo. Kent, 38&.
Godknap, Simon, 405.
Godk>xton. See Gloostone.
Godmanohester, Godmanoheertre, Gnme-
oestre, Gurmeoestire, oo. Hantioig.
don, an alien dwelidng at, 54B.
, man of, 102.
, vioar of, 375.
Godmanfltoai, Jolin. 522.
, , esquire, 401.
, , prior, afterwAPda abbot
of Ceme Abbas, 601.
Godmersham, oo. Kent, 989, 423.
Godmey, Godelney, oo. Someraot, 484.
Godred, Godnede. See Goodrede.
Godrio, tlie dapifer, 862.
Godridbe, John, of Bermondsey, eequire,
380.
iSce al50 Goderibh.
Godflton, Tlhomafi, esquire, 40, 64.
Godfltone, Godeeton, cq. Surrey, 881.
Godfitow^, Godefitowe, oo. Oxford, nun-
nery of St. John tihe Baptist of,
86, 101, 108, 446, 453.
, Agnes, abbess of, 86.
, abbess of. See also Fehner-
sham, ELiaabeth; Pytte, ELim-
beth.
, temponaHties of, 103.
Godwyn, John, of Puttook's Hardwick,
busbandmaa, 193.
, Thomas, 226.
, WiMam, 882.
See dUo Godewyn.
Godyere, Joihn, of Flamstead, 14.
Godyng, William, of Boeton, 881.
, , oontroUer of customs,
&o., isL tiho port of Boston, 105.
, ., reoeiver of poesessions
late of Joihin, duke of Bedford, in
Linoolnshire, Norfolk and 0am-
hridgeshire, 507.
, , of Southwark, 880.
Godyngton. See Godmtom.
Goelk, in Almadn, 548.
Goedk, James yan, 6^.
Goes, Goos, Gose. Tregoos, Trogoee,
Tregous, Zeeland . 548. 556, 563.
564, 668, 569, 577, 578.
Gogh. See Qooh.
Gogh, John, dbapAain, vioar of Law-
haden [oo. Pembroke], 286.
, Rioihitfxl, 253,404.
Goky, William, of Taunton., husband-
man, 487.
Golaehier, Richard, citizen of Londooi,
502.
Golafre, Golofre, Elizabeth, priorett of
Ankerwyke, 462.
, Henry, bailiff of the honour of
E^e 48.
, John." 114, 448, 451, 520, 621,
580, 613.
, , esquire, 346, 408, 467.
, oommisfiioDfir to Faise
a loan, 4, 51, 127, 354.
, , oommissiooier to aaseas
a grant, 136.
, , oommissioiner of oyer
and terminer, 70, 75, 81, 218.
, , of Coventry, 857.
gold, 426.
gold demies of Scotch money, 252.
gold farthings, 288.
gold and silver, assaya -of. See pix,
trials of.
, in specie, 257.
, unlioensed exportation, of, 200.
See also bullion.
, mines of. See mines.
Gold or Golde, Jobn, 889.
, , of Aylesbury, 898.
, Walter, bailiff of the stannary
of Foymore, 67.
.; , William, SB.
Goldboter, Goldbetere, Bartholomew,
master and worker of the king's
moneys within the Tower of Lon-
don, Calais, York and Bristol,
155.
^ , keeper of the Exdhange
in. the oity of London, 155.
, , master of the mint,
254.
, , master of the mint at
Calais, 256.
Golde. See Gold.
Goldeney, Goldney, John, purveyor of
fifth, 1. 224, 287, 466.
Goldesmyth. See Goldsmyth.
Goldeswayne, Richard, 243.
, ; , Mien, wife of. 243.
Goldeweli. See Goldwell.
Goldham, Tliomas. See Coldham.
Goldhan^^, Goldangre [co. Buex], an
alien dwelling at, 578.
Goldsmyth, GoiLdeemyth, Henry, 575.
, John, 544.
, alias Chubbe, John, yeoman,
198.
, Nicholns, of Delft, an alien.,
5^.
, ,of 'sHertogenboBch, an
alien, 509.
, &imon, 389.
, Thomas, 59S.
, , chaplain, 26.
, William, 411.
Goldsone, Peter, 400.
Goldstona, Golston, oo. Salop, 478, 4B1.
gi^^rii^^rsams?^
GENERAL INDEX.
758
Goldwell, Goldew^ll, John, d&2.
, Waikm, 392.
, of ChArt, 389.
, , of Godinton, 389.
GoldwortJiy, Gokworthi, co. Deyon,
162.
Goldyng, Bdmund, 405.
Goldynge, William, 449.
Goldyngton, John, 334, 374.
G<^pyn or Goklpyn, John, of Ti'ewyket
by Trevepayn, co. CoarnwaJl,
gentleman, 170.
G<^ewarthi. See Goldworthy.
Golf rey son, Amald, 587.
Goll, Thomas, of Graathwaite, yeoman,
378.
GoUe, Richard, 500.
Golley in Priors Dean, od. Southamp-
ton, 232.
Golofre. See Golafre.
Golson, John, 676.
Golston. See Goldstone.
G<Jt, Richard, of Newport, Isle of
Wight, yeoman, 233.
Gomond, Edmund, 376.
Gonalstone, Gonaldestoa, Gonoldeaton,
oo. Nottingham, 290, 291, 365.
, church of, 290, 201.
Goneld, John, of Crozton, 387.
GoneU, John, a Norman, 128.
Gonerby, Gunwardby, oo. Lincoln, 382.
Gonoldeeton. See Gonalstone.
Good, All', from Stockholm, an alien,
566.
Goodale, John, of York, mercer, 315,
429.
Goodburgh, WiUiam, mason of London,
438.
, , Katherine, wife of,
438.
Goodebam, Robert, 389.
Goodgrome, Petronilla, wife of Wil-
liam, 272.
Goodhall, William, 236.
Goodmay, Walter, 401.
Goodrede, Godered, Goderede. Godred,
Godrede, Goodred, WiUiam, 41,
303, 362, 359, 426, 472, 475, 525,
614, 616, 616, 621.
, , commissioner de kid-
eUis, 132.
, , oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, 361.
) f commissioner de walliis
et fossatM, 73.
, , justice of assize, 424.
, , justice of the Bench,
345, 347, 351.
, , the younger, 19.
Gooff, Henry. 331.
Googh, Ethell, master of la Dyscori,
balinger of Portsmouth, llS.
Goold, John, 131.
24881
Gooe. See Goes.
Gooe, Henry, 566.
goose wing feathers, 600.
Goose, John, citizen and saddler of
London, 237.
Goowe. See Gouda.
Gore, John, 306.
, Thomas, late of Lynshill, 371.
, Walter, 389.
William, the elder, 370.
, , the vonnger, 371.
, , bailiff of Maldon, 401.
Gorecome. See Gorinohem.
Goretrike, Prussia, 576.
Gopewey, Robert, 395.
Gorge, John, 74, 76.
Gorges, John, esquire, 399.
Theobald, knigjht, 519.
y' , commissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, alias Russell, Theobald, in
Somerset, kndgjht, 456.
Gorinchem, Oortom, G^ereoome, Gore-
come, Gorkem, Guo-keham, Hol-
land. 671, 572, 674, 677, 680.
Goriest on, co. Suffolk, an alien dwelling
at, 582.
Gormyn, Ralph, of Letton, husband-
man. 235.
Gorrans, co. Cornwall, Rusvanan in.
See Rusvanan.
, Trewollack in . See Trewollack .
Gorwell, John, master of Strood hos-
pital, 388.
Gorwisse, oo. Sussex, 245.
Goryng, Richard, of Haglwurne, 22.
Gorynge, Jolin, 372.
Gos, Godfrey, 678.
Goeberton, Gosberkyrk, oo. Lincoln
381.
, an alien dwelling at, 668.
Gose. See Goes.
Gosebourne, Thomas, 389.
, William, 389.
Gosenore, John, of Coventry, merchant
311.
Gosle, William, citizen and skinner of
London, 237.
Gosley, William, 487.
, , Joan wife of, 487.
Gosee. Edmund, of Mildenhall, 502.
, Richard, 634.
, Robert, of Ramsey, 159.
Gosselyn, John, 161.
, , of Gransden, 387.
, Richard, sheriff of Middlesex,
5.
, Master William, parson of
St. Matthew's, Ipswich, 24, 67.
Gossynson, William, 550.
Goswyn, Richard, of Coswin, gentleman.
93.
Goswyn Welleward. See Gwinnear.
3B
764
GENERAL INDEX.
Goter, John, 435.
, WiiUiam, of Swaffliam, yeoman,
479.
Qotx>b6dde, John, vicar of Swaffham,
387.
Gotysle, John, 389.
Gouda, Degowe, Dergowe, Goowe,
Gowe, Terglowe, l^egole, Ter-
gowe, Tregoude, Tregowe, Tre-
gowyn Trogowe, Tyrgowe, Hol-
land, 541, 643, 644, 646, 647,
549, 562, 663, 664, 655, 556, 557,
569, 560, 562, 665, 566, 568, 569,
570, 573, 575, 676, 677, 678, 680,
682, 683, 584, 685, 586, 588.
Goudhurst, Gouthefst, oo, Kent, 391.
Goagh. See Goch.
Gough, Robert, prebendary in St.
George's chapel, Windsor, 187.
Gouita, Hetnry, 67.
Goule, Goulle, John, 226.
, Biohard, burgees of Bouem,
127, 201.
, , bureess and merchant
of Paris and Eouen, 366.
Gounder, William, 549.
GouDsill, Nicholas, esquke, 411.
Goure, John, 377.
Goutherfit. See Goudhurst.
Gouys, Henry, 111, 112.
, Walter, 882.
Govys, John, 168.
Gow, Gofwe. See Gouda.
Gowayn, Laurence, 370.
Gowele, William, of Oorfe castle, hus-
bandmaji, 94.
Gowelere, Stephem, 397.
Gower, Gowersland, South Wales, John.
duke of Norfolk's oastlee ana
lands in, 254.
, , steward of. See Don,
Qeoflfpey.
Gower, David, 403.
, , yeomain of the ayenary,
3.
, John, mariiner, master of the
barge le Petir of Weymouth, 471.
Gowere, TViomas, 169.
Gowert, Herman, 546.
Gowgh. See Goojh.
Goyne, l^omas, eequire, 399.
Gnaa, Gra. See Grey.
Giabawe, Henry, 671.
Grace, Gerard, 564.
, John, 548.
, Robert, purveyor, 117.
, Walter, of Waltham Holy
Gross, 55.
Graoiane, Anne, prioress of Stratford
at Bow, 494.
Grafton, oo. Worcester, 295, 354.
Grafton manor, Qraston [co. Worces-
ter], 627.
Grafton, John, 107.
, Richard de, 106.
Grain, Grene, isle of, Kent, 309.
Graindorge, William, oommisaoner of
array in Yorkshire (£ku9t Riding)}
71.
Grainger, Horin the, 363.
Grame, John, 693.
grand assizes, 421.
Grandon, John, of Denby, 412.
, , of Spcxndon, 412.
Granger, Thomas, derk, 180.
Gransden, Cranden, oo. Cambridge,
385, 387.
Grant, William, parson of Llanfawr,
265.
, , parson of Porteynon,
265.
Grantham, Grauntham, oo. Lincoln, 8,
88, 166, 230, 382, 433.
Grantham, Walter, prior of the
Augufiitinian friars of Stamford,
447, 450.
grants, commissioners to assess, 134-
140.
Grasthwaite, Grysthwayte, co. York,
379.
Grastok. See Gi-eystock.
Grate, Albert, 547^.
Graunge, Richard del, 15.
, William, 228.
Graunge by Milbrok. See Ampt}iill
Gnange.
Graunt, John de, 557.
, , of London, saddler,
270.
> , , Agnes wife of,
270.
, , of Great Woolstone,
484.
, Richard, clerk, 231.
; Master Thomas, prebendary of
West Thnrrock m Hastings
chapel, 464.
.William, of Stevenstono, oo.
Devon, gentleman, 490.
Grauntford, Thomas, 372.
Grauntham. See Grantham.
Grave, P in Brabant, 688.
Grave, Grave, Gelderland, 560, 664,
670.
Giave, John, 605.
, John de, 26.
, Thomas, 383. ■
Graveley, Gravele [co. Cambridge], ia4,
386.
, free warren at, 134.
Gra veil, John., commissioner to assess a
grant, 140.
Gravesend, Gravesende, Grevesende, co.
Kent, 329, 891.
, alaena dwelling at, 567.
, customs at, surveyor of the
search. See MytPon, William.
GENERAL INDEX.
765
Grarefion, Jcihn, 863.
Gravour, WiHiam, 407.
Grawen«y John, of Boston, husband-
mBsn, 439.
Gray. See Grey.
Gray barn, Thomas. See Greybarn.
Grayne, John, of WiUingham [oo. Lin-
ooln], 65.
Graynesby, Jo3in, of Grimsby, 98.
Graystok, Graysto^e. See Grey stock.
Great Beniflete. See Benfleet, Great.
Great Bentelegh. See Bentley, Groat.
Great Benton. See BeQ!iito<n, Long.
Great CSiart. See Chart, Great.
Great Hormede. See Hormead, Great.
Great Jememuth. See Yarmouth,
Great.
Great Litte, Almain, 551.
Great Pai*nedon. See Parndon, Great.
Great Bussyngdan. See Biissine;toa,
Great. ^
Great seal. See Seal.
Great Yernemuth. See Yarmouth,
Great.
Greoell, John, 374. '
GredynhuU. See Oredenhill.
Greece, alien from, denization for, 604.
Grene, isle of. See Grain.
Greenham, Grenham, oo. Berks, hos-
pital of St. John of Jerusalem at,
5 receptor of. See Prendergeet,
ohn.
Greenhill, Grenhull, co. Derby, 411.
Greenstead, Grenestede [co. Essex], an
alien dwelling at, 549.
Gi-eenwioh, Grenewych, oo. Kent, 5^40,
250, 369. 391.
, aliens dwelling at, 567, 564.
the duke of Gloucester's bianor
iiouse of, licence to creneilate,
250.
, well oaUed *StokweIl'
at, 369.
, park at, 369.
, licence to impark land at,
250.
, ' Murgeousclos ' in, 240.
, East, Bstgrenewyoh, oo. Kent,
243.
, , aliens dwelling at, 551,
581.
Gregge or Grygge, John, of Guildford,
spioer, 95, 109.
, William, 6.
Gregory, Grigory, Michael, pad*son of
St. Giles, Winchelsea, 226, 264,
285.
, , parson of Wyfordby,
264.
, lliomas, citizen and roeroer of
London, 236.
Greindore. See Grendour.
Greke, James, 559.
GreJe, Brabant, 549.
Grendon, John, of Upchurch, 391.
, Robert, 170.
Gnendour, Greindofe, Grendore, Greyn-
doi«, Greyndour, Greyndoure,
Henry, 60.
, John, knight, 344.
, Robert, 524, 528.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 140.
, , steward of Strogoill
(Chepstow) and Tidenham, 252.
, , knflght of the shire for
Gloucester, 372.
, , constable of the forest
of Dean and of Bt. Briavels
castle, 492, 499.
, , knight, 356.
Grene, Gelderland, 560.
Grene, Adam, of Sandwich, 73.
, Henry, son of John, tenant in
chief, 265.
, , of Newport, yeoman,
166.
, John, 90, 102, 119, 270, 287,
377, 401.
, Alice wife of, 270.
, , Margaret late the wife
of, 511.
, , of Beodes, *souter,*41,
124.
, , of Cirencester, chap-
man, 159.
, , of Doncaster, gentle-
man, 93.
, , of Exeter, goldsmith,
an alien, 542.
, , of Foulaham, 407.
, , of London, an alien,
584.
.., parson of Newnham,
., parson of New Radnor,
265.
265! "
., , of Robhwell, 18.
., , of Sandwich, 73.
., , , Adam brother
of, 73.
., , esquire, 608.
., , yeoman of the avenary,
3, 177, 223, 443, 495.
., , , purveyor, 304.
., NiclM^as, parson of Eakring,
331.
., , parson of Drayton
Bassett, 331.
., Ralph, esquire of Joan, queen
of England, 262.
., Richard, 372, 377.
., Riohard ap, chaplain, parson of
the church of Doigelly, 441.
766
GENERAL INDEX.
Grene — cont^
, Thomaa, 872.
, , kni#it, 467, 529, 622.
, , oommissioiner to raJAe
a loan, 125.
, , oommis&ioneir to assess
a grant, 136.
, , burgess of Lynn, 14.
, , of Sftiiploy, gentLeman,
440.
, , of Soliliull, esquire, 384.
, Walter, 131, 408, 620.
, , oommissionor of oyer
and terminer, 70.
, , commissioner de wallils
et fossatis^ 73.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 134.
, ..., oommdssioner de kid-
dlis, 350, 356.
, , controller of the sub-
sidy of tunnage and poundage in
the port of London, 183.
, WilJliam, of North Barsham,
clerk, 485.
, William del, vicar of Ekist
Dereham, 326.
, William, of Kenwalmersho,
411.
, William atte, of Monk^n Had-
ley, yeoman, 432.
Grenefeld, John, 387.
Greneford, John, 238, 388, 470.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 140.
Greoieham, Thomas, 529.
, , of Ketton, oo. Rut-
land, esquire, 484.
Grenehill, John, parson of Bulwell, 53.
Grenehowe, Henry, of Hamburgh, 36.
Grenelane, John, 614.
Grenerode, Tideman, merchant of the
Teutonic Hanse, 201.
Grenestede. See Greenstead.
Greneway, Hugh, gentleman, 400.
Grenewich. See Greenwich.
Grenewode, John, commissioner to
assess a grant. 139.
Grenewych. See Greenwich.
Grengore, Thomas, of OUerton, 410.
Grengres, Bdmund, 65.
, Ralph, 65.
, William, 66.
Grenham. jS^ee Greenham.
Grenham, Thomas, knight of the shdre
for Rutland, 370.
Grenhull. See Greenhill,
Grenley, Thomas, 409.
Grenne, John, of Lincolnshire, wool-
man, 235.
Grenvyle, Eustace, 398.
Gresacre, Oresaere, James, yeoman of
the chamber, 515.
, rhaglaw and amobyr of the
oommote of Ardudvvy, 449.
Greseley, Thomas, knight, 411.
Gresford [oo. Denbigh], 498.
Gresley, John, knJ^t, 399.
Greewold, Tliomas, of Solihull, 384.
Grete, Henry, 555.
, Thomas, 403.
Greteoler, John, 410.
Gretlet, in Liege, 648.
Gretray, John, of Elton, 412.
Gretton, oo. Northampton, 81.
Greve, Godfrey, 564.
Grevell. See Grevyll.
Grevesende. See Gravesend.
Grevyll, Grevell, QroveU, Gryvell, Ed-
ward, 456.
, Henry, of Almain, 97.
, John, 373, 456, 528, 617.
, , esquire, 246, 440.
, , commissioner to fu,:ae
a loan, 50, 125.
..• , Lewis, S92.
, Rioh&rd, 873.
, WilUam. esquire, 399.
Grey, Gra, Graa, Gray, Geoffrey, 405.
, Henry, 130, 208, 209, 210, 242,
404, 591, 616, 617, 618, 619, 620,
622, 624.
, , escheator in Norfolk,
210.
, , esoheator in Suffolk,
248, 591.
, , citizen and draper of
London, 487.
, , son and heir of John
Grey, and Joan his wife, tenants
in chief, 445.
, , son and heir of one of
the sisters of the earl of March,
493.
, lord of Powys, 252.
, , son and heir of Joan
one of the ladies of Powys, 497.
, kni^t, 616, 617, 620,
622.
, Henry or Henry de, of Codnor,
340, 410.
, , Margaret wife of, 340.
, John, 33.
, , esquire, 66, 200.
, , Margaret wife of, 56.
, , Thomas, esquire, son
of, 56.
, , knight, 48, 290, 292,
293, 294, 362, 616, 619, 620, 623.
, , commissioner of array,
72.
, , Margaret wife of , 48.
, , knight, son of Reginald,
lord Grey of Ruthyn, 4, 114.
, , of Ruthyn, knigjit, 13,
503, 505.
,of Injgoidby, or of Swill.
ington, 'chivaler,' or gentleman,
' 99.
^^i
._ t-€J^ —^ ■" ■*
GENERAL INDEX.
757
Grey — cofd.
, Ralph, knight, »76, 396.
j , commissioiner of &rray
for Northumberland, 71, 361.
, , of Heaton, knight, 437.
, Reginald do, baron, 81.
, , knight, lord Gi-ey of
Ruthyn, 4, 114, 3&7, 613, 614,
618, 622.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 61, 125, 354.
, Richard, esquire, 511.
, , of Wilton, kni^t, 183,
376.
, John son of, 183.
, , Elizabeth wife
of, 183.
, Thomas de, 192.
, , of Barton, esquire, 378.
, , of Sorton, 396.
; , , knight, ^.
, WiUiam or William de, 2a5,
877, 420, 461.
, , bishop of London [1426u
1431], 36, 145, 146, 147, 255,
511, 616, 618.
, , oommissioner to raise a
loan, 50, 124.
, , on embassy, 35.
....;...., , bishop elect of Lincoln,
142, 145.
, , bishop of Lincoln [1431-
14361, 202, 256, 269, 279, 343,
344, 348, 370, 373, 375, 381, 384,
392, 397, 428, 446, 4^>3, 467, 499,
616, 619, 620.
, , oommissioner da xcalliis
et fossatis in oo. Lincoln, 348,
469.
, oommissioner to raise a
loan, 354.
, , of Merston, 406.
, , alderman of Norwich,
32.
, , citizen of Norwich,
119.
, , sheriff of Norwich, 32.
, of Great Stanbndge,
husbandman, 165.
Grey barn, Graybarn, Thomas, chap-
lain of the chanti7 of St.
Thomas the Martyr in All
Saints Churoh, Newcastle-on-
Tyne, 344, 640.
Greyby, John, master of the h^pital
of the Holy Trinity^ by Kmgs-
thorp, 121.
Greyes in Banham, co. Norfolk, 326.
Greyfyn, Darid, of Sonthminster,
Welshman, labourer, 334.
Greyndore, Greyndour. See Grendour.
1 Greystock, Grastok, Greystok, Gray-
stok, Graystoke, John, knight,
baron of Greystock, 378, 521, 525,
601, 615, 618.
, commLssioner to raise a
loan, Ac, 50, 126.
, , commissioner of array,
71, 359, 360, 361.
, Ralph, knight, 378.
, commissioner of gaol
delivery, 349.
, , of Thorp Arch, knight,
350.
Griffin ap Eignon Tailour, 499.
Griffith ap Jorwerth, parson of St.
Pet roc, 323.
Griffith, Griffyth, Gruffuth, Gruffuthe,
Gruffyth, Gryffith, Gryffyth,
John, 6.
, , knight, 69, 295, 368,
399, 498.
John, of Burton Agnes, knight,
235.
, Thomas, esquire, 268.
Thomas, of Wiohnoi', esquire,
483, 486.
, his son John, of Wick-
nor, knight, 313, 483, 486.
, , lord of Wichnor, 65, 56.
, Walter, sheriff of Cai'digan,
462.
Grigges, John, of Wells, 61.
Grigory. See Gregory.
Grimsby, Grymesby, oo. Lincoln, 96,
170, 357, 360, 382, 471.
, mayor of, 357.
, mayor, bailiffs and good men
of, 190.'
, parage in, grants of, 190, 489.
, Little, CO. Lincoln, 382.
Grimston, Grymston, co. York, 378.
Gringley, Grynley, co. Nottingham,
409.
Grinsbead, East, Estgrenested, Estgren.
sted, CO. Sussex, 313.
, aliens dwelling at, 642, 669.
Grinton, Grynton, oo. York, 302.
Grissyngham, John, chaplain, 257.
groats end half-groats, 255, 256, 259,
288, 593.
Groby, co. Leicester, 126, 354, 623, 619.
Gixrfeley. See Groveley Wood. .
Giofham, Thomas, of Leatherhead. 380.
Grogge, Roger, of Lyme Regis, 383.
Gromde, John, of Saxthorpe, yeoman,
318.
Grome, Philip, of Hinton, 386.
, William, oitis^n of London,
612.
, Adrian son of, 612.
Gromsze, Peter, 678.
Gronyng, Zeeland. 645.
760
GENERAL INDEX.
Hadde, William, 389.
Haddeley. See Hadleigh.
KaddeiLhAm, HJadman, co. Gambridge^
aliens dwelling at, 649.
Haddilsay, Robert, 610.
Haddirley, John, of London, iron-
monger, 146.
Haddiscoe, Hadesco [oo. Norfolk], 46.
, parson of. See Bucke, Thomas ;
Kempe, Ralph.
Haddon, Giles, mercer, of Exeter, 361.
, John, of Carlton, the younger,
miller, 236.
Hadepuys, Hardepuys, Normandy, 206,
209.
BJadesoo. ^S^ee Haddiscoe.
Hadham, Bisshop, oo. Hoi^ford
[? rectius Miidi Hadham, oo.
Hertford], an alien dwelling at,
672.
, Little, oo. Hertford, 276.
, , Berygrene in, 276.
, , Clyntons in, 276.
, , Warynstenement in,
276.
, Much, CO. Hertford 276. iSre
also above Hadham, Bisshop.
Hadle. See Hadleigh.
Hadle, Thomas, piior of Bliburgh, 22.
Hadleigh, Haddeley, Hadleo, Hadley,
Hadlye, oo. Essex, 230, 319, 603,
604, 606, 606.
Hadle, Hadley, go. Suffolk, 91,
97, 98, 429, 486.
Hadley. See Hadleigh; Monken Had-
ley.
Hadlye. See Hadleigh.
Hadmaoi. See Haddenham.
Hadyngton, Simon, 408, 470, 618, 624,
624.
Haenbec, Giles, proctor and attorney
of Leuyn le Clerk, merdiant of
Ghent, 266.
Hagboume, Hakeburn, oo. Berks, 22.
Hage. See Hague, the.
Hagenet, oo. Essex, honour of, 264.
bailiff of. See Han-
ham, John.
Hage rs ton, Thomas, 396.
Haget, John, treasurer of St. Mary's,
Lincoln, 202.
Haggar, John, of Tollerton, yeoman,
302.
Haggeley, Thomas, 494.
Haggles manor. Sec Adderbury.
Hagh, Haghen. Sec Hague, the.
Hagh, Eustace van, 643.
, Richard, commissioner to
assess a grant, 139.
, William atte, 406.
Haght, Holland, 685.
Hague, the, Hage, Hagh, Haghen,
Hawe, Hay, Scravennage, Hol-
land, 646, 660, 666, 559, 662,
571, 675, 585, 686, 588.
Hainault, Henaud, Henaude, Hen-
nald, Henna ud, Henowede, 449.
, aliens from, in England, 542«
648, 561, 569, 564, 667, 568, 573,
576, 577, 578, 580. 681, 685, 588.
, trade with, prohibited, 26.
Haitfeld. See Hatfeld.
Hakebeche, Robert, knight, 525.
Hakeburn. See Hagbourne.
Hakeluyt, Giles, 377.
, Hugh, 377.
Walter, esquire, 376.
, William, 377.
, of Eaton bv Leomin-
ster. 310.
Hakonthorp. See Hackenthorpe.
Haket, John, 396, 428.
, commissioner of array,
472.
, Thomas, 169.
Hakeworthy, John, 133.
Roger, 133.
Hakthom, John, 507.
Halam. See Haarlem.
Halam, Halom, oo. Nottingham, 409.
Halbcrstadt, Halverstadt. Almain, 577.
Hall)ertoft, parish of Willougjhbv, co.
Lincoln, 234.
Haldeby, Richard, parson of Willough-
by Waterless, 115.
, , parson of Knaith, 115.
Haldenby, John, 10.
Haldon, Peter, of Borden, 392.
Hale, Henry, 510.
, Joihn, of.Bassingbourn, 691.
, , citizen of London.. 481.
, , fletcherof London, 306.
, , parnon of St. John
Zachary's, London, 22, 434.
, Walter, yeoman of the poultry
and poulterer of the household,
2, 83, 223, 442, 443, 496.
, , purveyor, 304.
Haiesworth, co. Suffolk, 9.
Hales, William, 169, 402.
oitissen and meroer of
London, 98.
half-groats. See groata.
Halfknyght, William, 395.
half-nobles, 288, 593.
or middle florins, 255, 256, 259.
half-pence, 255, 250, 259, 593.
Halgate, Ellen, 90, 325.
, William, 90.
Halghestre. See High Easter.
Halghton, Haloghton, John, 91.
, Robert de. 597.
Qalham. See Hiaariem.
GENERAL INDEX.
761
Halifax, Halyfaz, co. York, 311.
, Soath Owram, South Orum in,
87.
, Skircot, Skirkote in, 87.
Haliwell. See Halywell.
Hall, HaUe, Adam. 341.
, Cornelius, 668.
, Henry, 645.
, John, 19, 66, 238, 371, 374,
384.
, , Agnes wife of, 19.
, , commissioner of gaol
delivery, 72.
, commissioner to assess
a grant, 138.
, , de walliU et
fossatisy 199, 34B.
, John or John del, chaplain, 66,
596.
, John, of Barton, 394.
.., , from the Hague, an
alien, 646.
, , vicar of Kirky le
Soken, co. Essex, 6.
, , of Shorthampton, 394.
Richard, 371.
, , of Marshfield, hus-
bandman, 306.
, Richard de, sheriff of North-
umberland, 118.
, of Stratford-on-Avon,
364.
, vioar of Sturry, co.
Kent, 86.
, Thomas, 186, 371, 377, 393,
407, 633.
, Thurstan d<», 413.
Walter de la, 177.
William. 110.
, , of Eastry, 390.
, of Ore, 372.
, of Shitlington, 374.
, ranger of Wichwood
forest, 244.
Halle, Hainault, 668.
Hallesford, co. Suffolk, aliens dwelling
at, 672.
Halley, Bartholomew, yeoman of the
crown, 249.
Oliver, of Aston, 413.
, Ralph, esoheaior in Mmoneth,
590.
, William, escheator in Carnar-
von, 496.
Hallingbury, Halyngbury, co. Essex,
227.
, Halyngbery, Little [co. Essex],
John, parson of, 117.
Hallot, John, merchant of Rouen, 626.
Hallyng, James, 686.
Halmworth. John, of Staveley, 411.
Halom. See Halam.
Halom, John, 319, 410.
Hals, Ajidrew, 483.
, John, 616, 616. 617, 624, 626,
627.
, , justice of assize, 56,
68, 70, 72, 131, 197, 198, 209,
279, 322, 353.
, , commissioner de xralliifi
ct fossatisy 199.
, , of oyer and
terminer, 273, 348, 358.
, Joyce, 662.
, Richard, 483.
Halsall, Henry de, 379.
Halsham, Halsam, co. York, 71, 272,
275, 280, 360, 378, 469, 622, 624,
528 627
Halsham, Hugh, knight, 372, 428, 620.
, , Pernell, wife of, 428.
Richard, parker of Ludgerbliall,
267.
Halstead, Halstede. co. Essex, 368, 481.
Halt oft, Gilbert, 381, 619.
, , commissioner de wdlliis
et fossaiis, 199, 273.
, , escheator in Lincoln-
shire, 386.
, Hugh, vicar of Burton Ped-
wardine, 189.
Halton. >Siee Alton.
Halton, Healctona, oo. Buckingham,
418.
, oo. Lincoln, 382.
Halton, John, of Swavcsey, 386.
, Nicholas de, 26.
, William, of Hoo, 391.
Halton Holegate, Halton by Spilsby,
oo. Lincoln, 91.
Halverstadt. See Halberstadt.
Halyfax. See Halifax.
Halyng. See Hayling.
Halyngbery. See Hallingbury.
haly water clerk, 313.
Halywell, Haliwell, John, 129, 164.
, William, 131, 200, 392.
, , of Blyth, yeoman, 350.
Ham, Hammes, Pioardy, castle of, 342.
, , captain of, 132.
, See also Rochefort,
Ralph.
Ham, CO. Gloucester, 97.
, vioar of. See Dugge, Willsam.
Hamble, Hammyll, co. Southampton,
an alien dwelling at, 570.
Hamble le Rice, Hamelryse [co. South-
ampton], an alien dwelling at,
652.
Hamburg, Hambergh, Hamburgh, East-
land, 36, 220, 666, 670, 672.
, burgomasters of, 36, 220.
, merchants of, 36.
Hambury, oo. Gloucester. See Hen-
bury.
, CO. Worcester. See Hanbury.
Hameln, Hamyll, Saxony, 676.
Hamelryse. See Hamble le Rioe.
762
GENERAL INDEX.
Hamelyn, Ralph, of Saws ton, 385.
Hameryk, Flanders, 539.
HJamestey. jSiee Haamstede.
HamUke, 143, 144.
Hamle, Benedict, of Rusvanan, hus-
bandman, 309, 316.
Hammam, John, of Croydon, 90.
Hamme, Ralph, abbot of Abingdon,
499.
, Richard, of Chester, 593.
Hammes. See Ham.
Hammes, John, of Piddinghoe, 372.
, Thomas, 402.
Hammyll. See Hamble.
Hamo, the dapifer, 172. 173, 416, 417.
, the sheriff, 172.
, Geoffrey, son of, 430.
Hamond, Henry, 576.
, John. 394, 395, 405, 491.
, , of East Bradenham, 6.
, , parson of Walesby,
882.
, Mary, of Thaxted, 501.
, Nichdas, of Swaffliam, 386.
William, of Great Munden,
husbandman, 159.
Hamont, Hamond, Brabant, 571.
, Li^ge, 576.
Hamont, Thomas, of Linton, 386.
Hampdein, John. See Hampden.
Hampden, co. Buckingliam, 39, 75, 81,
247, 397, 614.
Hampden, Hampdein, Edmund, 448.
, John, 449, 451.
, , commi.ssioner dc
Uddlis, 303.
, , the elder, commissioner
to assess a grant, 137.
, , esquire, 346. 444.
, , of Kimble, 397, 614.
, , of Hampden, 30, 247.
, , , commissioner
of oyeB' and terminer, 75, 81.
, , , esquire, 397,
614.
, , of Wyootnbe, 398.
Hampelap, Hampslape. See Hanslope.
Hampstead Miarshall, Hampsted-Mar-
shall, CO. Berks, Joan, queen of
EngjLand's manor of. 205.
Hampstede. See Haamstede.
Hampton. See Southampton.
, CO. Hereford, 143.
W^araon of. Sec Om*-
^ , illiam.
, CO. Warwick, 384.
.Hampton by Hy worth [co.
Wilts], 118.
Hampton, Edward, 126.
, John, 373, 396.
y—"--^ esquire, 42, 44, 48,
400, 611.
, , Gk)da, daugjhter of, 48.
Hampton, John — coni.
, , oommlssionei: to take
musters, 356.
, , king's esquire, con.
stable of Chester castle, 513.
, , , u^er of the
chamber, sheriff of Merioneth,
266, 331.
, , , ranger in Kin-
fare forest, 331.
, , waterbailly of Ply-
mouth, 331.
, , of Penshurst, husband-
man, 311.
, Robert, clerk, 96.
Stephen, 393.
Hampton Richard, Rychard. co. Here-
ford, licence to crenellate, 446.
liamsoken, hamsocue, 415, 416, 417.
Hamstede. See Haamstede.
Hamsterdam, Hamsterdiiam, Hamster-
don. See Amsterdam.
Hamster ley, John, 3.
, , of Betdesford, hus-
bandman, 235.
Ham well, Richard, 288, 402.
Hamyll. See Hameln.
Hanaper, the, 3, 4, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27,
28, 29, 32, 33^. 38, 39, 41, 43,
47, 48, 49, 61. 52, 54. 56, 58, 59.
62-67, 78-82, 86, 86, 99, 100, 102,
104. 105, 107, 111, 112, 113, 116-
121, 124, 130, 131, 134, 141-144,
146, 147, 170, 181-184, 188, 189,
191, 194, 196, 197, 198, 204, 205,
207, 208, 209, 211, 212. 217. 219,
226, 241, 242, ^43, 245, 246, 247,
249, 250, 251, 262, 260, 262, 265-
270, 273, 279, 283, 284, 288, 289,
294, 297, 299, 302, 322, 324. 325,
327, 328, 330, 332, 333, 334, 337,
340, 342-346, 349, 361, 364, 367,
968, 969, 414, 415, 428, 444-447,
449-452, 454-457, 460, 462-466,
489, 494, 500, 501, 502, 606, 511,
-514, 617, 689, 593, 594, 595, 596.
598, 699, 600, 604. 609.
, keeper of. See Stx^yndoD,
John.
Hanbury, Hambury, co. Worcester,
167.
Hancok, Thomas, 371.
Handley, Hanley, co. Dorset. 232.
Hane, Josoeline the, 583.
Hamesdekyr, John, 576.
Hanfeld. See Hanningfield.
Hanham, John, serjeant of the poult rv
and poulterer of the houseliold,
3, 2^, 254.
, , one of the aocoontiog
officers of the household, 226.
, , Serjeant of the eatery,
285, 904.
, , baiUff of the honours
of Boulogne, Pe^erel, and
Hagenet, 264.
GENERAL INDEX.
768
Hankeford, Bioliard, knight, 75, 205, ,
206, 624. t
, , , oommissioner
to raise a lean, 51, 60.
, , Anne, daughter of
195, 261.
, , Elizabeth, wife of, 116,
206, 206.
, Elizabeth, diaughter of,
116, 195, 205.
, , Thomasia, daughter of,
116, 205.
, William, knight, 448, 507.
BLanley. See Handley.
Hanley, William, 359.
Hjanmere, Griffin de, S50.
Hannini^eld, Hanfeld, eo. Esm»x, an
alien dweling at, 564.
, South, Southanyngfeld, co.
Essex, 320.
Hannover, Arnold, 551.
Hans, John, of BAg Enderby. an alien,
568, 582.
, John, of Glastonbury, an alien,
560.
Hansard, Thomas, 254.
See cdso Hauaard.
Hanse, the Teutonic, of Almoin, mcr-
ohant« of, 201, 274.
, mariners of, 201.
Hanse, Christopher. See Hanz.
Hanserd, Richard, 62.
Hansford, Richard, of Bristol, 19.
Hanslape, Henry, chaplain, 488.
, parson of Kingsland,
182.
, parson of Middloton in
Pickeringlithe, 182.
Hanslqpe, Hampslap, Hampslape, co.
Buckingham, 16, 397, 398.
Hanz, tlanae, Christopher, an alien
dwelling at Exeter, 565, 575.
Hapon in Fameburgh, 563.
Harald, John [of NortJiants]. 22.
, , of Thornholme, esquire,
369.
Harbertson, James, 578.
harbingers, 192.
Harbledown, Herbaldon. oo. Kent,
hoepital at, 37, 368.
brethren and sisters
of, grants to, 37.
Harbor gh. See Market Harborougli.
Harbottle, Herbot'ell, Herbotyll, co.
Northumberland, castle of, 219,
328.
Harbottell, John, esquire, 131.
Harbowenespolder, Brabant, 552.
Hardebene, John, 290.
Hardekyn, Thcunas, 401.
Harderwijk, Herdewyck, Herdewyk,
Gelderlaad, 541, 550, 569.
Hardes, Edmund, 388.
, Thomaa, 389.
Hardesinus, Ardicinus, oardinal-deaoon
of SS. Goamas and Damian,
Rome, commonly oalled the car-
dinal of Novara, 196.
, , archdeaoon of North-
ampton in Lincoln Oathedral, 10'/.
Harden ward, Holland, 583.
Hardewyk (cf, Hardwyk). Jolin, unde*--
cferk of the king's kitcdien,
bailiff of the stannary of Pen-
with and Kerrieir, 447.
Hardgyll, Roland, pai-son of Bishops-
trow, afterwards of Nuneham,
603.
Hardham, Horyngham [co. Sussex],
priory of, 46.
Hardmead, Hardmede, co. Bucking-
ham, 398.
Hardone, Richard, 371.
Hardwick, Herdewyk, co. Cambridge,
386, 510.
vioar of. Sec Bix>un, Richard ;
Sylly, Thomas.
Hardwyk (cf. Hardewyk), William,
gentleman, 411.
, , mercer of London, 309.
Hardy, John, 12.
, ..'. , of Willin^am [co.
Lincoln], 65.
, Richard, 152.
Hardyn, William, 359.
Hardy ng, John, husbandman, 134.
, of Kyme, 382.
Nicliolas, 374.
Tliomas, draper of Loudon , 16.
, WilUam, 200.
, of Newcastle - ui>on -
Tvne, gentleman, alias of oo.
N^orthumberland, eequire, or of
Giilbume, 238.
Hare, William, 376.
, , of Bastooi, husband-
man, 439.
Hai'ecourt, Hareoort, Richard, eaquire,
399.
Robert or Robert de, 176, 393.
, esquire, 399.
Hiaremere, Thomaa de, 245.
Harenam. See Haarlem.
hares, 134, 173, 362, 419.
Haresfield, Haresfeld [oo. Gloucester],
free warren at, grant of, 180.
Hareston. See Harston.
Haretrowe, Richard, 438.
Hareward, John, 24.
, Thomas, son of, 24.
Harewell, John, 344, 373.
, Roger, of Moor Hall, esquire,
384.
, Thomaa, 344, 626.
, , commissioner of ga<4
delivery, 129.
, , oommisBionier to aaeeas
a grant, 187.
764
GENERAL INDEX.
Hai*ewode, Richard, chantry priiest at
Baj*ton-oii^Humber, 64.
Hare wold. See Harrold.
Hare wold , John, of Weston, 398.
Harewood, Hai"wod, oo. York, 378.
Horfleur, Uarfleu, Harflewe [Nor-
mandy], 693.
, a ship of, 525.
Hargreve, John, parker of Windjsor,
515.
Harham. See Haarlem.
Harington, Haryngton, John or John
de, 85, 605.
, , knight, 130.
, , , wife of, 130.
, , of Donoaster, esquire,
378.
, Richard de, eschoator in Lan-
cashire, 81.
Robert, commissioner of arrav,
131.
, Robert or Robert de, knight,
41, 379.
, Thomas or Thomas de, 85, 351,
379.
, William, 379.
, William or William de, knight,
379, 630, 628.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 41, 42, 60, 57, 126, 3.54.
, , commifisionea: of arrav,
71, 131, 133, 360.
, , commissioner to a^isess
a grant, 139, 140.
, , Margaret, wife of, 2^37,
258.
William de, of Aldingham,
knight, 356.
Hairk, Harke. See Herck.
Hark, John Van, 568.
Harlake, Hordlako [in Marhamchuroh],
CO. Cornwall, 240.
Harlam. See Haarlem.
Harle in LucLa, 583.
Harleham. iS^ee Haarlem.
Harlesey, John, of Ticehurst, yeoman,
Harleston, co. Norfolk, alions dwoiling
at, 578, 586.
Harleston, Harlistou, John, 278, 523,
524.
, , oommissionei' of oyer
and terminer, 132, 358, 476.
, , esquire, 343.
Harleton. See Harlton.
Harlewyn, Benedict, and Alice his wif >,
432.
Harling [oo. Norfolk], 166.
Harlington, an alien dwelling at, 570.
Harliston. jSfee Harleston.
Harlowe, lliomaa, 977.
Harlton, Harleton, oo. Cambridge, 311,
313, 385, 456.
, parson of. See Hoo, John
atte; Spaldyng, William.
Harlyngrygge, Thomas, 393.
Harmanson, Gerard, of London, an
alien, 556.
, , of Southwark, haber-
dasher, an alien, 543.
, Peter, 663.
Harmondsworth, Hermodisworth, Her-
mondiaworth, co. Middlesex, 54.
Harmyn, Luke, 643.
Hamage, Hugh, 408.
Harnaldf^n, John, 581.
Haruesconibe, Hugh, chaplain, parson
of Cudlaw, 46i5.
, vicar of Datchet, 466.
liArnes.<(, shipping for, 277.
Haron, Gerard van, 552.
HaiTop, John, porter of Richmond
castle, CO. York, 507.
Harowdon. See Harrowden.
Harowe, John, surgeon, 610.
Haroye on the HUle. See Harrow.
Harpeden, John, knight, 395, 408.
Harpenden Harpeden [oo. Hertford],
an alien dwelling at, 669.
Harpenland, 547.
Harper, Hairpere, Harpour, Harpur,
Hugh, derk, 334.
, John, 186, 187, 246. 286, 313,
376, 466, 483, 486. 523, 624.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 127.
, , Eleanor, wife of, 246.
, RichaPd, 393.
Harptree, West, Westharpetre, oo.
Somerset, 492, 496.
Harpur. See Harper.
Harreys. See Harrys.
Harries (cf. Harryes, Harrys, ELaryes),
Edward, 397.
, John, of North Wootton, hus-
bandman, 313.
Hanrietsham, Heriettesham, Heryettee-
ham, oo. Kent, 388, 433.
, rector of. iSee Lyef, William.
Harringworth, Haryngworth [co.
Northampton], 370.
oastle, 156.
Harrison (cf. Harryson), Herman, 554.
, John, 584.
, William, 576.
Harrold, Harewold, oo. Bedford, 8.
, Emma, prioress of, 8.
Harrow on the Hill, Harowe on the
HUle, 00. Middlesex 96, 313.
Harrowden, Harowdon, co. Bedf<H^,
374.
GENERAL INDEX.
765
Harry, Harm&n, 649.
, John, 399.
, , from Aardenburg, an
alien, 5^.
, , from Capellj an alien,
562.
, , of Qoldwortihy, the
younger, labourer, 162.
, , rioar of Stoke Gabriel,
322.
, , from Zevenbergon, an
alien, 548.
, Simon, 390.
Hari-yes (cf. Harries, Harrys, Haryes),
WiUiam, 393.
Harrys (c/. Harries, HaiTyes, Haryes),
John, citizen and skinner of
London, 310.
, Harreys or Hen-yg, Thonuus, of
Coventry, merchant or chapman,
96.
, WiUiam, 660.
Harryson (c/. Harrison), Henry, oord-
wainer, an alien, 686.
, John, of Egginton, 411.
, , of Wart, an alien, 673.
Harsefeld, Thomas, 373. ^
Harston [in Brixham], Hareston, co.
Devon, 11, 440.
Harsyk or Hersyk, alias Orowemere.
Robert, of Shipden by Cromer,
14.
, Roger, knight, 404.
Hartallee. See Herenthals.
Harteabusse. See 'sHertogenbosch.
Hartest, Herthurst [oo. Suffolk], 492.
Hartfield, Hertefeld, Hertfeld, co.
Sussex, 164.
f an alien dwelling at, 637.
Hartfoaxl, Heffieford by Huntyngdon
[co. Huntingdon], 118.
Harthill, Herthi 11, wapentake of, co.
York, commission de imlUix et
fossatis in, 199.
Harting, Hertinces, co. Sussex,
demesne lands of, free warren in,
grant of, 79.
Hartlepool, Hertilpole, co. Durham,
port of, custom and subsidy in,
461.
Hartley, Hertle, an alien dwelling at,
663.
Hartlip, Hertlepe, co. Kent, 389.
Hariogobus. See 'sHertogenbosch.
Hartridge, Hertrygge [parish of Ash-
ampstead], oo. Berks, 79.
Hartsop, Hertsop [co. Westmoreland],
456.
Hartwell, Hertwell, co. Buckingham,
99o.
, CO. Northampton, 169.
Harwich, Herwyche [co. Essex], 609.
Harwod. See Hairewood.
Harwood, Herewode, co. Devon, an
alien dwelling at, 676.
Harwyn. See Herwen.
Haryes (cf. Harries, Harryes, Harrys),
Hiomas. 393.
Hiaryngton. See Harington.
Haryngworth. See Harringworth.
Hasard, Thomas, 371.
Hasbury, Hasburgh [co. Worcester],
an alien dwelling at, 666.
Hase, Richard, 112.
, , gaoler, keeper, and
porter of York castle, 113.
Hasedale, Giles, 666.
HaseJ. See Haseley.
Haselbeech, Haselbeche, oo. Northamp-
ton, 606.
Haselbere, John, abbot of Middle ton
or Milton, 190.
Haseley (P), Hasei [co. Warwick], free
warren at, grant of, 180.
Haseloy, Havsele, Hasely, Hugh, 247.
, Thomas, 408, 461, 620, 626.
.., , commissioner to raise
loans, ftc., 60, 127.
, , collector of the tax on
exchange by pilgrims. 282.
, ., the ch.ief butler^s
deputy in the ports of Ohidhester
and Shoreiham, 100.
, , steward and surveyor
of the king's manors of Kenning-
ton and Byfleet, co. Surrey, 80.
, , clerk, 54.
, , esquire, 115, 131, 166,
266, 330, 346, 444.
, , of Southwark, esquire,
380.
Hasenhull, Asenliull, Assenhull, Esen-
hull. William, 41.
, knight, 385, 523, 614.
, , , oommissionar
to raise a loan, 61, 61, 126, a56.
, , , commisskmeor
to assess a grant, 135.
Hasilden, Hasselden, Hugh, 374, 613.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
Hasildene, Robert, of Ergaston, co.
Berks, husbandman, 94.
Hasselden. See Hasilden.
Hasselt, Assell, Hassell, Hassyll, in
lii^go, 543, 646, 660, 667, 672.
Hassenbroke, Haasyngbroke, co. Essex,
117.
Hasset, Henry van, 661.
Hasshelete, Almaim, 679.
Hassop, CO. Derby, 412.
Haasyngbroke. See Hassenbroke.
Hastelon, John, of BiUeefeld, mercer,
157.
766
GENERAL INDEX.
Hastinges, Hastyng, Hiastynge, Has.
tynges, Adam, 396.
, Edmund, knight, 378, 621.
, , of Eouaby, knigjit,
230.
, Jolm, 407, 621.
, Laurence de, earl of Pembroke
[1339-1348], charter by, 26.
, R. son of R. de, 173.
, Richard, knight. 41, 73, 506,
520, 521, 624, 628, 529, 619, 628.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 50, 126.
, , commissioner of array,
71, 360.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 82, 302.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 1^.
, , commissioner de walliis
et fossatis, 280, 469.
, Robert de, 245.
, Hiomas, esquire, 392.
, WiUiam de, 173.
, , his temaat Weming,
178.
, William, of Rousby, esquire,
378.
HiastiDgs, Hastyng, Hastyngee, co.
Suasex, 173.
, an alien dwelling at, 683.
y oolleffiate ohurch or free chApel
of St. Mary within the castle of,
180, 192, 194, 204, 264, 267, 274.
, , dean and ohaptea* of,
192, 204, 264, 286, 338, 464, 488,
489, 491.
, , prebend in, 267^
, , prebend of Bulverhithe
m, 204.
, , prebend of Orowihurst
m, 488.
, , prebend of HoHington
in, 264, 285, 491.
, , prebend of Mab'epast
in, 180, 192, 194.
, , prebend of Salehurst
m. 274.
, , prebend of Wertling,
Nknfield. and Hooe in, 38, 338,
940, 463, 489.
, , prebend of West Thur-
rock in, 192, 464.
, prior of, 372.
, rape of , 173, 176, 245.
, , bailiff of. See Elham,
Andrew de.
, , lord of. See Pelham,
Jobn.
HAstom. See Haoheston.
Hastyng. See Hastinges; Hjastings.
Hastynge. See Hastingefl.
Hastyngee. See Hastinges; Hastings.
Hasulherst, Robert, 411.
Hiasyngfeld, William, of London,
joiner, 326, 331.
Hatdiffe. Hatdyf. oo. Lincoln, 382.
Hatefeld. See Hatfeld.
Haterbergh, William, ^335.
Hatfeld, Haitfeld, Hatefeld Haytfeld,
John, messenger of Mumphrey.
duke of Gloucester, 194.
, Robert, 624.
, , commissioner of array
71.
,• , escheator in Yorkshire,
267.
, Stephen, 367, 630.
, , Isabel, wife of, 367.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, , esquire, 229.
, knight of the ahire
for Oxfoid, 392.
, , steward of Strogoill
(Ohepstow) and Tidenham, 252.
Hatfeld Broodoke. See Hatfield Broad
Oak.
Hatfield. Bishop's Hatfield, Bishop^s
Hertfeld, Bishop's Hetfeld,
Bysshophatefeld [oo. Hertford],
aliens dwelling at, 660, 663, 664,
^676.
r., Hatfeld, co. Essex, 401.
Hatfield Broad Oak, Hatfeld Broodoke,
CO. Essex, 167.
Hatfield Pererel, Hatfeld Peveiell,
Haytield Peverell, co. Essex, 93,
164.
, aliens dwelling at, 663, 570.
, honour of, 113.
Hatherhowe, Holland, 543.
Hatherle, Jbhn, citizen of London, 307.
, , sheriff of London, 186.
, , ironmonger of London,
324.
, , Isabel, wife of, 324.
Hathem, oo. Leicester, 158.
Hathy, Thomas, parson of South Warn.
borough, 189.
Hatley, co. Cambridge, 385.
Hatley, East, Esthatlee, co. Oambridge,
Hatley St. George, Hungryhatlee, co.
Oambridge, 387.
, parson of. See Blak, John.
Hattem, Hatton, Gelderland, 666.
Hatter, John, 403.
Hatton, Henry, chaplain, parson of
Milstead, 156.
, John, 411.
Hauchecoh, Thomas, of Slielford, 366.
Haudlo, Nidiolas de, 23.
Haufrid, the porter, 363.
Haugh, Richard, commissioner dr
walUis et fossathy 469.
Haukeston, George or George de, 360,
408.
, John. 411.
Haukeswode, John, of Soathwark, 380.
GENERAL INDEX.
767
Haukherst. See HawMiurst.
UauksweJi, Kawkeameli, oo. York, 902.
HauLd, BAuley. See Hawel«y.
Haulte. See Haute.
Hausard, Qaunsart, Rioihard, knight,
620.
, , Joan, wife of, 461.
See also Hanaard.
Hauseby, William, 609.
Haute, Haulte, Haut, NichoiLas, d89.
, William, 353, 388, 474, 619,
528, 619.
, , commiasioner of oyer
and terminer. 273, 352.
, , to take mustefs,
358.
, , esquire, knight of the
shiire for Kent, 29.
Haverfordwest, Haverford [oo. Pem-
broke], 34.
, burgeeses of, granta to, 33, 34.
Haveirhill, Haverill, oo. Essex [recHus
CO. Suffolk], 88, 230.
Hayering atte Bower, Hareryng,
Haveryng atte Boure, co. Essex,
17, 227, 228.
, an alien dwelling at, 545.
Haward, John, knight, commissioner
to raise a loan, 50.
Hawardyne, John, of St. Andrew's,
without Temple Bar, 14.
Hawe. jS^ee Hague, the.
Hawe, Guy van, 542.
, Hana, 555.
, John, 895.
, , of Bridgwater, 502.
, Richard, 620.
, , commissioner de xoalUis
et fossatU, 128, 273.
, , commissioner of array,
521.
, Robert, citizen and 'sporyor'
of London, 238.
, Roger, of Elton, 98, 412.
, , Oicely, wife of, 98.
Haweburgh, John de, pao-son of Ewerby,
532.
BLawekeswell, Richard, oitizen and
merchant of York, 232.
BLawekys, JohoL, parson of Newnham
[oo. Southampton], 67.
Haweley, Haweleye, Haule, ELauley,
John, 73, 74, 301, 469, 519.
, , esquire, 128.
, , of Dartmouth. 114.
, William, sheriff of Lincoln-
shire, 151.
Hawenes. See Hawnes.
Hawes, William, servant of Henry IV,
286.
Haweys, John, 407.
Hawioson, Nicholas, 582.
HawkeameU. See Hankswell.
Hawkhurst, Haukherst, oo. Kent, 390.
Hawksworth, Hokesworth, co. Netting.
ham, 279.
Hawkyn, John, of Long Stanton, 386.
, William, 293.
Hawnes, Hawenes, oo. Bedford, free
chapel of, 242.
Hawridge, Duurygge [oo. Bucking-
ham], 23.
hawsers, 'hiawesers,' 44.
Hawtreve, Richard, 398.
Hawyn, John, 552.
Hawys, John, 197.
Haxby, co. Yoik, 302.
hay, 468, 516.
Hay. See Hague, the.
Hay, Humphrey, 392, 494.
..r. , James, 562, 564.
, Joihn atte, 374.
, Richard de la, 377.
, Stephen, 549.
, niomas de la, 334.
, , the elder, esquire, 376,
618.
, , the younger, esquire,
376.
Sec also Haye.
Haydok, John, mayor of Southampton,
351.
, Tliomas, 219, 265, 278, 301,
472, 522, 527, 617.
, , oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, 318.
, Thomas de, knigjht, 617.
Haydon, oo. Wiltfi, 434.
Haydor, Heydour, oo. Lincoln, 160.
Haye, Thomas de la, of Hentland, the
younger, esquire, 161.
See also Hay.
Hayentongre. See Tomgree.
Hayes, Hesee, co. Middlesex, 433.
Hayfoi^, Edmund, of Bamham, 61.
Hayherford, forest of, 27.
Hayl, Hayle or HayH, John, of dap-
ham, yeoman, ^4.
Haylee, John, of Kidderminster, chap-
man, 239.
Hayles [co. Gloucester], abbey ot St.
Mary, abbot of, 455.
Hayling, Haylyng, island, Halyng
near Portesmuth, co. Southamp-
ton, 1, 153.
, inliabitants of, grants to, 53.
, , assessment of, for
fifteenths, Ac, 53.
Haym, Peter, of Galstock, gentleman,
236.
Hajrman, John, 554.
, , of Harston, oo. Devon,
11.
Haymard, Gelderiand, 641.
Haymes, Thomafi, of T\&nterdeii, 389.
768
GENERAL INDEX.
Haynook, Jobn, warrener at Wragby,
89.
Hayne. John, oommiasioner of array.
472.
Haynes, JohUy of Edge, oo. Gloucester.
7.
, Robert, 7.
, Thomas, 7.
, Walter, 7.
Haynesburgh. See Heinsberg.
Haynewe, John. 896.
Hayr, Robert, of Padley, 413.
, William, of Padley, 418.
Hayterman, Peter, 578.
Uaytfeld. See Katfeld.
Haytfeld Peverell. See Hatfield
Peverel.
Hay ton, Riohard, controlleir of customs,
&c., in tile port of Ipswich, dK23.
, Tlionias, oommisfiiofaer to assess
a grant, 188.
, , of Napton on Hill, 384.
,, William, dork, 488.
Haytour, Henry, of Moulsoe, hnsband-
man, 434.
Hayward, John, of Bodenham, 378.
, , porter of Porchester
castle, 67.
, Ricbaixi, of Tooting, 381.
, Willdam, 42.
, , of Buckworth, 375.
, , of Farnham, 381.
Haslowood, Hesylwod, oo. York, 37S.
Heaciiam, Hecham, oo. Norfolk, 435.
Headoorn, Hedecrone, Hedecroune, co.
Kent, 892, 486.
Headington, Hedyngton, co. Oxford,
318.
Headon, Henry, 515.
Heage, Heego, co. Derby, 412.
Healaugb, Helagt, co. York, 194.
, castle and lordship of, 532.
, manor of, 531.
, parson of. See Dalton, Peter.
Healctona. See Halton.
Heanok. See Hennook.
Heath, 'le Hethe,' oo. Bedford, 374.
Heatlux>w, Sutbcoterewe, oo. Middle-
sex, 54.
Heaton, Heton, oo. Northumberland,
437.
Hebbenge, William, prebendary of
Wartling, Ninfield, and Hooe,
33, SiO,
, , warden of Mer.st on free
ohapel, 340.
Hebden, Nicholas, knight, 605.
Hecbam. See Heacham.
Hechyngton, hamlet, co. Sussex, 62.
HeddoQ, Henry, of Kingswear, 473.
Hede, John, 642.
Hedecrone, Hedecroune. See Headcom.
Hedin^am, Hedyngham [oo. Essex],
aliens dwelling at, 56i5, 680.
, Oastle. See Castle Hedingjiam.
, Sible. iSiee Sible Hedingbam.
Hedley, John, 180.
, , Oatheriiie, wife ol, 180.
, , John, son of, 180.
Hedon, in Holdemess, oo. York, 275.
Hedyn. See Heedin.
Hedjmgton. See Headington.
Heed, Henry, 647.
Heege. See Heage.
Heesdon. See Heusden.
Heet, Nicholas, 588.
Hegeman, Thomas, purvey or of
pheasants, partridges, and other
fowl, 224, 287.
Hegesell (? Hasel, parish of Olveston),
oo. Gloucester, 478.
Hegge, John, 410, 411.
Hegham Ferrers. See Hig^am Ferrers.
Heg^more, Alexander, commissioner of
array, 360.
Heiinsberg, Haynesburgh, Henneaberyk,
Heynesbnry, 641, 664, 666.
'heirers.' See dogs.
Hekelsale, Alan de, 605.
Hekelyng. See Hickling.
Helagh. See Healaugh.
Helay, William, of Sutton, 409.
Helde, Nicholas atte, 182.
Hellesbury. See H^sbury.
Holiest on. Helleston in Kyryer. See
Heist on.
Hellington, Hel^gton [co. Norfolk],
Borehalle in, 316.
Hellis, John, of Darenth, 891.
Hello, Holland, 556.
Hellys, Thomas, of Godmersham, 360.
Helmeden, Thomas, 392.
Helmond, Brabant, 676.
Helom, Henry, 561.
Helpringham, Helpryngham, co. Lin-
o(3n, 189.
Helsbury, Hellesbury, oo. Cornwall,
park of, 66.
Helston, Helleston, Helleston in
Kyryer, Helstonburgh. oo. Corn-
wall, 107, 133, 197, 276.
, manor of, wiaste committed in,
133.
Helston, William, goldsmith, 198.
HeJlton, John, 6, 4%.
Helwell. See Holywell.
Helyer, John, 806.
Helyere, AHoe, wife of lliomas, d Bath,
weayer, 129.
GENERAL INDEX.
769
Hely-ngton. See Hellington.
HelyoD, Jdhn, esqaire, 401.
Heman, Thomas, 244.
Hemenbale. See Hempnall.
Hemgrave, Tlioimas, knight, 14.
Hemingbrough, Hemyngbargh, oo.
York, 238.
Hemingford Abbots, Hemyngford Ab-
bots, oo. HuntiDgdoin, 193.
Hemlemstede aliaa FjB^er, Tliomas,
of Southwark, yeoman, 307.
Hemmyog, William, 117.
Hemmyngton, Riohaird, of Long Stan-
ton, 366.
Hempnall, Hemenhaie, co. Norfolk, 210.
Hempton [? oo. Norfolk], on alien
dwelGng at. 578.
Hemyngburgh. See Hemingbrougih.
Hemyngburgh, Robert, ohaplain, 17.
Hemyngby, Geoffrey, abbot of Bardney
[oo. Lincoln], 514.
Hemyngford Abbots. See Hemingford
Abbots.
Henaud, Henaude. See Hainault.
Henbuiy, Hambary, oo. Gloucester,
432.
, yioar of. See Morys, John.
Hende, Joihn, of Reading, baker, 236.
, Walter, 229.
Hendeman, Jobn, 88.
Hendon. See Hindoo.
Hendred, East, Eshhenreth, oo. Berk»,
64.
Hendy, Robert, 407.
, Walter, purveyor, 455.
Henege, Henegge, Hennege, John, 619.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 126.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 139.
.......... , commissioner de waUiis
et fostatis, 199, 273, 348, 469.
Henel^, Ralph, abbot of Burton-upon.
Trent, 262.
Henfield, Hanfeld, prebend of. See
Ghiohester.
Henflete, Zeekaid, 554.
Henford, Hyneford [in Yeovil, oo.
Somerset], 243, 270.
Hengham. See Hing^am.
at the Castle. See Castle Hed-
ingham.
Sybbyll. Su Sible Hedinf^am.
Heingrave [oo. Suffolk], an alien dwell-
ing at, 569.
Henham, oo. Essex, 208, 210, 350.
Henham, John, of South wark, esquire,
380.
Henke. Richard, 406.
Henley, Henia in le Hath, co. Surrey,
381.
24881
Henley, Ralph, abbot of Burton upon
Trent, 253, 286.
i Thomas, abbot of Reading, 103.
Henley in Arden, oo. Warwick, 385.
, gild of, 385.
, , master of . iSiee Stokes.
John.
Henley on Thames, Henle, co. Oxford,
60, 166.
, an alien dweNing at, 578.
Henlow, Henlowe, oo. Bedford, 374.
Henlowe, John, purveyor. 117.
Hennald, Henmaud. See Hainault.
Henmesberyk. See Heineberg.
Henney, John, of Bostoni, 157.
, Thomas, 157.
Hennook, Heanok, oo. Devon, 444.
..vicar of. Su Cok, William;
Sohute, Geofi^y.
Hennore, William, oontroHer of cus-
toms, 28.
Henowede. Su Hainault.
Henri-ChapeUe, Henrisoapell [commune
in tne province of Li^ge], 542.
Henrik, Walter, 578.
Henrike, James, 580.
Henrison (c/. Hanryksooi, Henryson),
Brust, 549.
, James, 552.
, John, 554.
, MUes, 545.
, Peter, 547.
2 William, chaplain of chantry
in Canteronry Cathedral, 461.
Hanry I. 174, 175, 418, 419, 420.
charters of, 24, 173, 174, 362,
864, 417, 418.
Henry H, 68, 176, 420.
, charters of, 27. 47. 52, 55, 155,
174, 175, 364, 418, 419.
Henry, son of Henry 11, charter of,
420.
Henry m, 342.
, charters of. 27. 28. 29, 39, 43,
47, 55, 63, 64, 77, 79, 8L 176,
180, 192, 203. 225, 250, {»», 337,
420, 458, 461, 462, 513.
, letters paient of, 23, 52, 55,
122, 176.
Hcmry IV, 24, 67, 85, 101, 105, 106,
158, 193, 204, 228. 231, 247, 254,
276, 281, 282, 285, 286, 328, 338,
427, 456, 462.
, anniversary of, 35.
, charters of, 38, 39, 43, 52, 54.
55, 59, 70, 77, 141, 345, 465.
, commission issued by, 274.
confessor of. Su Masoali,
Robert.
, grsntsby. 46, 79, 113, 181, 194,
214, 226, 942, 295, 299. 329, 347,
449.597.
8C
770
GENERAL INDEX.
Henry IV — cont.
, justices of Benoh of, 10, 12, 95,
163, 165, 170. 231, 430, 433, 436,
462, 484.
f. See also llurnyng,
William.
, Bang's Benoh of, 12.
, letters patent of, 5, 23, 24, 25,
26, 28, 33737, 43, 45, 46, 47, 62,
53, 59^ 77, 80, 81, 101, 102, 119,
141, 179, 186, 193, 203, 206, 206,
244, 265, 270, 276, 327, 328, 335,
347, 416, 424, 427. 456, 457, 503,
504, 531, 532, 600.
, letters patent confirmed by,
m.
, licenoe of, 112.
, parliaments of, 282, 286.
, privy wardxx>be of, master of.
See Norbury, John.
saddler of. See Tristour, Wil-
liam.
, servants of, 286.
, stetutes of, 212, 260, 303.
, Yoyage to Scotland of, 456.
Henry V, aa prince of Wales, 112, 289,
590.
, letters patent of 38, 78, 84,
107, 272.
, ae king, 24, 67, 74, 79, 90, 101,
103, 104, 105, 106, 113, 116, 116,
118, 119, 122, 141, 142, 146, 164,
166, 178, 188, 190 192, 193, 194,
195, 196, 208, 225, 231, 232, 243,
246, 250, 351, 263, 260, 261, 262,
264, 271, 281, 285, 294, 296, 305,
306, 321, 326, 332, 336, 338, 352,
444, 447, 465, 456, 457, 462, 602,
689, 694.
, anniversary of, 36.
, chancery of, roXis of, 116.
, ohartera of, 27, 38, 43, 66, 69,
70, 78, 147, 177, 281, 334, 458,
516.
, comage of, 699.
, confessor of. See Patryngton,
Stephen.
, court of, 689.
.executors of. See Babthorp,
Robert; Hungerford. Walter;
Leventhorp, John; Porter, Wil-
liam.
, grants by, 36, 42, 66, 66, 79.
102, 113, 117. 122, 141, 190, 205,
298, 331, 336, 347, 447, 450, 606,
616.
, houjseh<^d of, 349. 449.
, , clerks of the chapel of,
206.
, , controller of. See
Babtborp, Robert.
, , servants of, 264, 278.
, , steward of. Se^
Hungerford, lord.
, treasurer of. See
Philip, William.
Henry V— con^.
, justices of l^e Bench of, 7, 9,
11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 87, 91, 92, 94,
95, 96, 97, 99. 157. 161, 162, 163,
166. 167, 168, 170, 232, 2^, 236,
237, 238, 239, 311, 316, 317, 429,
430, 432, 437, 438, 439, 462, 484,
486, 492.
, See also Norton,
Richard.
,. justices of the peace of, 90.
, King's Bench of, 7 10, 19, 28,
600, 698.
, kittera patent of, 4, 6, 24, 25.
26, 28, 33, 37, 43, 46, 47, 48, 51,
63, 64, 67, 59, 77, 81, 100, 101,
102, 119, 120, 141, 143, 177, 178,
179, 186. 191, 193, 194, 196, 203,
206, 212, 241, 247, 250, 262, 263,
284, 298, 335, 340, 368, 448, 462,
462, 604, 605, 600, 603, 604.
, licences by, 603, 690.
, parliament of, 247.
, saddler of. See Tristour,
William.
, soul of, 146, 190, 213. 243, 252.
, statutes of, 114, 132, 289. 327.
, tomb in Westminster abbey of,
the ironwork about, 129.
, will of, 254,278, 350.
Henry VI, abroad, 63.
, absence from En^and of, 185.
, almoners of. See Belabere.
John; Felton, Robert.
, carvers of. iSfee Beauchamp.
John, and William ; Hungerford,
Eidmund; Rocs, Robert.
, chamber of. See Household.
, chamberlain of. See Philip,
William.
, confessor of. See Lowe, John.
, jewels of, commiasdon to re-
deem, 617.
, , keeper of. iSfee Mers-
ton, John.
, , pledged, 602.
, justices of Bench of, 4, 6-17.
23. 29. 45. 87-99, 157-170, 226-
240, 36^^, 329, 330. 343, 346,
369, 429-441, 448, 449, 450, 455,
477-492, 502, 588. 592.
, King's Bench of, 6, 8, 10, 11,
14, 16, 18, 20, 28, 67, 68, 88, 94,
95, 96, 97, 157, 168, 160, 162,
163, 164, 167. 168, ^, 229, 230,
233, 235, 236, 238, 251, 316, 316,
325, 429, 430, 432. 433, 435, 437,
439, 440, 445, 447, 477, 478, 490,
482. 484, 486, 496. 617, 691, 692.
letters patent of, annulled, 108,
141, 142, 282, 333, 341.
, , surrendered, 225, 640.
.lieutenant of, in Ireland. See
Stanley, IlKxmas.
, seoretary and notary of. See
Calot, Laurence.
GENERAL INDEX.
771
1*
V
Henry VI— «m*.
.sewer of. See Babthorp,
Ralph.
; surgeon of. jS^ee dtalwortlh,
William.
, two engrayers to serve, in
Calaifl, 488.
voyage of, to France. See
Finance.
, wardrobe of. See Wardrobe.
.yeoman of the chamber of.
See Norreys, J<^n.
H[enryT. count of Eu (iemp. Hen. I).
173.
Henry, count of En ( P temp. Hen. U),
charter of, 365.
, [1436], 622.
, See also Bourchier,
Heniy.
Henry, son of Gerold, 33.
Henry ap Qryffith, esquire, 376.
Henry goly, Nicholas, 300.
Henryk, Feaer, 578.
Henrykson, (e/. Henrison, Henryson),
John, 555.
.......... Bumbald, 563.
Henryson, (ef. Henri^on, Henrykson),
Cornelius, 581.
, Henry, 581.
, HermAim, 583.
John., of Gouda, an alien,
560.
, , of Eempen, an alien,
570.
, Patrick, a Scot, 106.
, Tliomas, 306.
hens, 270, 515.
Henstead, Heosted [oo. Norfolk], an
alien dwelling at, 574.
Henstridjze, Henxstrigge, oo. Somerset,
Hentland, Hentelowe, oo. Hereford,
161.
Henton. See Hinton Charterhouse.
Hienton by Derham. 8u EDcnton.
Henxsey, John, oitisen and viBitner of
liondon, 492.
Henxstrigge. See Henstridge.
Hope, Heiuy, 360.
Heralds, 198.
^Angeoy herawde.' See Boys,
William.
, Lanoaater king at arms, 193.
, 'Libarf' herald, 193.
, the Windsor, 204.
Herbaldon. See Harbledown.
Herberd, Herbard« Jo3in. 129, 238.
, Thomas, of New Buokeolham,
594.
Herbotell, Herbotyll. See Harbottle.
Harok, Hark, Harke, Herk, Herke, in
la^ge, 550, 560, 562, 568, 569,
570, 578, 686.
Heroy, Hngih, 409.
, Thomas, 409.
Herd, John, 293.
Herderwyck, Herdewyk. See Harder-
wijk.
Herdewyk. See Hard wick.
Herdwyk, Herdewyk, William, 239.
, , meroer of London, 310.
Here, John, 543.
Herecallys. See Herenthals.
Hereford, oo. Hereford, 13, 177, 236,
483.
, aliens dwelting at, 550, 563.
, the butchery in, 178.
, oharters dated at, 33, 64.
, mayor of. See Braynton,
George.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 226,
499.
, mayor and men of, 467.
, messuage called 'Forberesyn'
m, 178.
, murage in, grant of, 226.
, priory of St. Peter, St. Paul,
and St. Outhlao of, 178.
, , 'le Westkarelus' of,
178.
, archdeaconry of, taxation in,
268.
, , half-tenth from, assign-
ment of, 111.
, bishop of. See Spofford,'niomas.
, diooese ol, 111, 182, 266.
Hereford county, 217, 281, 356, 358,
859, 426.
, assises in, 68.
, , justices of, 447.
, commissioners to raise a loan
m, 50, 354, 629.
, commissioners to assess a
grant in, 139.
, concealments in, 526.
, esdieator in, 103, 178, 253,
328, 446: see also Lyngeyn,
Ralph; Morys, Edmund.
, inquisitions in, 358, 359.
, justices of the peace in, 617,
618.
, knights of the shire for. See
Russell, John ; Skndamours,
John.
, oath aeainst maintaining
peace breaEers to be taken in,
376.
, outlawries in, 285, 316, 479,
482, 483.
.sheriff of, 60, 126, 139, 178,
253, 364, 426, 5^.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignments of, 62.
, trespasses in, 526.
, waste conunitted in, 356.
Hereford, H., earl of (temp. John), 362.
, earl of. See Bohun, Humphirey
de.
, countess of. See Anne.
772
GENERAL INDEX.
Hereford, Roger, 268.
, , William son of, 953.
Thomes, 253.
, , Katheiixie wife of,
253.
, William, eeqnire, 376.
Hereford by Huntyngdan. See Hart-
ford.
Herell, John, knight, 132.
Herengod, R., 172.
Hco^enthals, Hartalles, HerecaMyg,
Herentall, H^rentallys, Heryn-
callys, Heryngtals, Heryntals,
Heryntaas, Brabant. 539, 550,
655, 566, 669. 571, ^1, 582.
hereay, heretics, 185.
Hereward or Herward, John, of Exeter
or of Petrookstowe, clerk, 97.
, , of Tthaxted, 401.
, Thomas, of Merrow, 380.
, , of Weetwick, 386.
Herewod, William, of Barton on Hum.
ber, 6.
Herewode. See Harwood.
Herfray, William, mercer of London,
319.
Hergest, Hugh, 377.
Heriettesham. See Hametflham.
Herik. See Herits.
Heringham {co. Sussex], prior of, 604.
heriots, 80, 330, 445.
Heritz, Herik, Edmund de, 366.
, John de, 290, 291, 292, 366.
, , John father of, 366.
, , , Miand sister
of. 366.
i , , , Sarah
daughter of, 366.
Herke. See Herok.
Herlam. jSfee Haarlem.
Herlam, Henry, 683.
Herle, John, 300.
, , knight, 128, 133, 199,
220, 274, 301, 317, 356, 308. 470,
527, 592, 615.
, , oommissioner to raise
a loan, 125.
> , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
) oommissioner of array,
473.
, William de, justice of the
Common Bench, 290-292.
Herman, John, 654.
, Peter, 586.
WiUiam, 533.
Hermanaon, Edward, 687.
Hermann, 581.
John, 687.
Peter, 684.
, Thomas, 677.
I
Hermere, William, of Etchingham, yeo-
man, 167.
Hennodiaworth. See Harmondswortli.
Hermon, Gerard, 563.
Hermondiaworth. See Hamumdsworth.
Heme. Hieme, oo. Kent, 300.
Heron, HoUand, 584.
Heron, John, 328.
, , of Netherton, 396.
, Nioholas, of Meldon, 396.
, Richard, of Oievedon, hus-
bandman, 440.
, Roger, derk, 385.
, , master of the college
of Maidstone, 388.
, William, 328.
, , esquire, 100.
Herperson, Henry, 543.
Herringswell, Heryngewell, Heryngea-
well, CO. Suffolk, 168.
, parson of. See Wagge, John.
Harrison, John, 587.
Herry, Clement, 651.
Harryes, Nicholas, 677.
Herryeeeon, Richard, 578.
Harrys. See Hanys.
Herryson, Ohristaan, 558.
, Godfrey, 542.
, Henry, 566.
, John, 642.
, Matthew, 647.
Nicholas, 580.
, Peter, 663.
Thomas, of Spalding, husband-
man, 219.
William, 569.
, Wyi&an, 558.
Herstmonceux, Hurst Mounoenx, oo.
Sussex, aliens dwelling at, 639.
Hersyk, Robert. iSfee Haxiyk.
Hert, Arnold, 671.
, Edward, 584.
Henry, of Totnes, merchant,
279.
, James, 553.
, John, 71, 72, 160.
, Thomsa, 367.
, William, commissioner to asaeas
a grant, 138.
, , of Woodchupdi, 390.
Hertoombe, Richard, 28.
Hertefeld. iSfee Hartfield.
Herteabusch. See 'sHertogenbosdi.
Herteswode, Richard, of Leigli, 881.
Hertfeld. See Kartfield.
Hertford, oo. Hertford, 20. 308.
, aliens dwelling at, 669, 579.
GENERAL INDEX.
773
Hertford oouBty, 116, 168, 364, 263,
375. 883, 859, 425.
, Msises in, 75, 81.
, oommisBkm de kiddlis in, 350.
oommiasioners to raise a loan
in, 50,* 124, 354.
, oommjflsioiners to assees a grant
in, 140.
, escapes and conoeaimentB in,
606.
, esc2ieator in, 49, 103, 142, 145,
322, 346, 360 276, 428, 454^ 508 ;
see also Aspall, Thomas ; Clovyle,
William ; Knovyle, William ;
StolEdale, Thomas.
, inquisitions in, 275, 359, 535,
610.
, justices of the peace in, 618.
, outlawries in, 15, 45, 68, 87,
92, 164, 228. ^1, 234, 235, 306,
318, 433, 438.
, ihe river Lea in, 356.
.sheriff of, 50, 124, 140, 275,
354, 435, 608.
, temporalities in, of Elstow
abbey, 49.
, , of Bamsey abbey, 508.
, tentJi and fifteenth from,
assignments of, 62, 120, 588.
, trespasses in, 75.
Hertfos>dyngbury. See Hertingfoird-
bury.
HerthiU. See Harthill.
Hesiharst. See Hartest.
Hertiipole. See Hartlepool.
Hertilpole, John, 395.
Hertinges. See Harting.
Heitin^ordbury, Hertfordyngbury, oo.
Bortford, 318.
Hertkyn, Jolm, 649.
Hertle. See Hartley.
Hertlepe. See Hartlip.
HertogobuB, Hertobusse, Hertogobusch.
See * sHertogenboscih.
Hetrtrugge, WiUiam, 403.
Hertrygge. See Hartridge.
Hertsop. See Hartsop.
Hertusbome, John, 373.
Hortwanbuk. See 'sHertogenboscb.
Hertwall. See Hartweli.
Hartwell, John, mercer of London, 68
Hartyngbusse. See 'sHortogenbosoh.
Hertyngton. Richard, 291, 292, 366.
Hartysbush. See ' sHertogenboedi.
Hanray, Henroy, Hugh, yeoman of the
oatery, and caterer oi the house-
hold, 177, 443.
, John, 161.
, Richard, derk of ihe staple at
Lostwithiel, 34.
, Robert, 129.
Harvey — cant,
, Thomas, parson of Testerton,
483.
, WiUiam, 151, 152, 346, 396,
449.
, yeoman of the chand.
iery, 44.
Herward. See Herewaxd.
Harden, Harwyn, Geldeciand, 568.
Herwy, John, of Wortham, husband-
man, 181.
Horwyche. See Harwich.
Herwyk. See Puttock's Hardwick.
Heryettesham. See Harrietsham.
Harynoallys. See Herenthals.
Heryng, Herynge, Heryngge, John,
113, 383, 530.
, esquire. 111, 112, 609.
, , husbandman, 134.
, lliomas, of Oroydon, 381.
Heryngeewell. See Herrings well.
Heryngham. See Hardham.
Heryngtals, Heryntans. See Heren-
thals.
Hesdin, Hedyn, Pioardy, merchants of,
73.
Hesdyng, Reginald de, knight, 66.
, , deed of, confirmed, 66.
Hiesee. Su Hayes.
Heselden, Hufi^, 239.
Hesifi. See Hessle.
Hesketh, Hugh de, 379.
, Thomas de, 379.
Hessle, Heaill, co. York, 481.
Hesyll, fCesill, Gerard, clerk of the
king's chapel, prebendary in
Hastings free chapel, 367, 265.
, , king's dark prebend-
ao^ in St. Stephens chapel,
Westminster, 268.
, John, 620.
, , controller of customs,
Ac., in the port of Kingston-
upon-HuU, 334.
, , of C5arlton, 382.
, Thomas, chaplain, parson ot
Bradley, 490.
Hesylwod. See Hazlewood.
Hete, Walter, 666.
Heteraete. See Hothersett.
Hetesle, John, 389.
Hethe. See Hythe.
Hethc, le. iS^ee Heath.
Hethe, Heth, George, 405.
, Henry, 335, 376. 618.
, Henry van, 562»
, John, 46.
, , BCaud wife of, 46.
, , of Bapchild, 391.
, , of Oranebnrgh, an
alien, 560.
, Master Riohaind, olerk, 365.
, William, 94.
774
GENERAL I^TDEX.
Hetlier, WiUiam, 388.
Hethei'sett, Hetersete, oo. Noarfolk^
406.
Hethryngton, Thomas, 883.
Hetihjiigham Castell. See Oastle Hed-
ingbam.
Hetibyn Tengrebam, Hethyntoinger.
See ToQgres.
HetoiL. jSice Heaton; Hettou.
Heton, William or waiiam de, 62, 379,
619.
Hetton, Heton, oo. York, 378.
Hetveson, Almain, 569.
Heusden^ Heesdofn^ Heweedon, Hoes-
don, Hosedenne, Hosedon, Hos.
dcm, Husdon, Husedon, Hubc-
dom, in Holland, 541, 560, 566,
667, 568, 560, 667, 669, 587.
Heuster, Ricihard, 269.
, Thomas, 369, 410, 627.
, , oommifiBionor to raise
a loan, 60, 127.
Heved, Gilbert, 670.
Hevenyngbam, Jobn, knight, 41, 220,
465, 499, 52S, 626.
, , eecibeatar in Suffolk,
48.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 124, 132.
, Thomas, esquire, 466.
, Philip de, 499.
, Thomas, esquire, 401.
Heversham, Everysbam [oo. Westmore-
land], reotor of. See Marshall,
John.
Hevyn, LetArd de, 186.
Hewe, Peter, 650.
, Thomas, 291.
Heweklyn, Holland, 576.
Hewesdon. See Heusden.
Hewet, John, of Ohartbam. 390.
Hewish, North, Northhewyssh, oo.
Devon, 119.
Heworth, Robert, 94.
Hewster, Robert, 410.
Hewyr, Thomas, 314.
Hexham [oo. Northumberland], prior
of, 690.
Hexham, Hex<am, John, 42, 202, 250,
277, 329, 527, 534, 611.
, , clerk, 130.
, , oommissioner of array,
72.
, , oommissioner to arrest
ships, 133.
I ,• controller, changer and
assayer of the king's money in
the Tower of Lon<&n, 10, 259.
Hexley, Robert, 340.
Hexstall, Hugh, king's clerk, parson of
Blymhill, 142.
, William, 181, 241.
} , esquire, 400.
Heydcn, Heyden, oo. Essex, church o{,
advowson of, 340.
, , rector of. See Dolt,
Richard.
Heydon, John, 277, 404.
, , parson of Sheriock,
431.
Heydontonger. See Tongres.
Heydour. See Haydor.
Heye, Thomas del, 410.
Heyegate. See Hi^gate.
Heyes J^PHays, parish of East Bud-
leigb, CO. Devon], 94.
Heyes, Robert, 88.
Heyeswyndon. See Swindon.
Heyford, Upper, Overhaiford, oo*. Ox-
ford, 394.
, Lower, Notherhaiford, oo. Ox-
ford, 394.
Heyforth, Edmund, 65.
Heyght upon the Hill ( ? Haeglht), Bra-
bant, 665.
Heyhorn. See E^yhome.
Heyloch, Robert, 407.
Heylot, Walter, 407.
Heyman, Nicholas, 645.
Heyne, Cornelius, 660.
, Robest, of Aole, butoher, 477.
, Simon, 664.
, Walter, 162.
Heyner, William, 164.
Heynesbury. See Heinsberg.
Heyntungre. See Tongres.
Heyst-op-den-Berg, Heyse, Heyst, Bia-
bant, 559, 661.
Heytesbury, co. Wilts, an alien
dwellang at, 539.
Hey worth, William, bisthop of Coventry
and Liohfield 11419-1447], 61,83,
84, 184, 185, 206, 214, 253, 262,
288, 304, 379, 399, 408, 410, 627.
616; 623:
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 60, 61, 126, 127, d54,
629.
Hichecok, William, of Alfold, 381.
Hicheman, John, 401.
Hickling, Hekelyng, Hikkel^ng, Hyk-
kyng, CO. Norfolk, aliens dwell,
ing at, 560, 583.
, prior of, 404.
hidag^, 173, 176, 365.
Hide, John, 395.
...., Thonias atte, 395.
.., William, 394. • . - --
hides, 518, 540.
, customs and subsidies on, 69,
104, 105, 179, 182, 189, 223, 224,
261, 288, 323, 460, 453.
2 ex^rtation of, commiasioti to
inquire into, 132.
, unlawful eixportation- of, 200.
Hiegjhmore, Alexander, 883.
GENERAL INDEX.
775
Hieme. iSfee Heme.
Higham, oo. Bedford, 87.
> parson of. See Bylleefeld,
John.
Higham, Hiham, Hygbam, Hyham,
John, of London, merchAnt, 980,
490.
, , cdtisen and draper of
London, 486.
, Thomas, 476.
, , conunieeioner to aasess
a grant, ld7.
, , oommiasioiier of gaol
delivery, 476.
, William, 401.
Higliam Fexrers^ Hegham FerreirB [co.
Northampton], 452, 480.
, GoU^^ of SS. Mary, Ilicmafl
the ifLrtyr, and Edward the
Confeesor of, 961, 264, 3^4, 452.
, , master of, 334.
, indenture dated at, 77.
, messuage called Me Swan on
the Hope ' in, 452.
High Eiaster, Halghestre [oo. Bseex],
church of, 423.
Highgate, Heyegate, oo. Middlesex,
808.
Highlow, Hyg^lowe, co. Deorby, 413.
Highworlh, Hiworth, Hy worth, oo.
Wilts, 118.
, Weatrop, Westhorp, Westhrop,
by, 104.
Hiham. iS^ee Higham.
Hdkke, Thomas, of Lydd, late of Head-
oom, oo. Kent, labourer, 486.
Hikkelyng. See Hireling.
Hikkes, Henry, 433.
, Biohard. of the isle of GrauM.
yeoman, 300.
Hiklynge, John, 4D9.
Hilbrond, lliomias, chaplain in the
Tower, 1.
Hildeisham, Hildridheham, oo. Oam-
hridge, free warren at, grant of,
180.
HilkynBale. See XlketshaU.
Hill, East, Esthill. an alien dwelling
at, 576.
Hill, Hille, Hylle, Andrew. 801.
, , esquire, 399.
, Edmund, of Wimborne Mins-
ter, fletcher, 307.
, Henry, 229.
, Henry atte, 376.
, John, 164, 340.
, , esquire, 392.
, , purveyor of oarriage
for the larder, 29, 36.
, of Bampton, oo. Ox-
ford, esquire or gentleman, ktte
of Burford in the Wold, gentle,
man, 485.
, , vicar of Datohet, 466.
Hill, John — eont,
, , parson of Cudlaw, 466.
, , of Headington, yeo-
man, 318.
, , of Spaxton, oo. Somer-
set, John son of, 496.
, Nicholas, 340.
, Richaand, 566.
, Robert, 519.
, , esquire, 399.
, , oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, 198.
, Thomas, 128, 449, 476.
, , yeoman of the avenary,
3, 177, 222, 223, 305, 443, 495.
, , of Butleigh, fuller,
229.
, William, clerk, 332.
, , parson of Sutton Ben-
nington, 490.
, , of TeaUby, 65.
See aUo Hull.
' Hall,' William 'of the,' of Newport, co.
Salop, 10.
Hill and Moor, Hull upon More, co.
Worcester, 309.
Hillary, Hillery, Hyllary, John, of
Sherborne, 383.
, Richard, of Hadletgh, mer-
cbant, 98.
, Robert, 616.
, , of KingBwear, 133.
Hille. See Hill, HuU.
HiUery. See Hillary.
Hilles, Laurence, 390.
, Thomas, of Brenchley, 800.
Hillowe, John, of Cooksworthy, hus-
bandman, 236.
Hilly, John, 180, 153, 372.
ELillyngton, Robert, of Kyme, 7.
, William, 309.
Hilmerton, co. Wilts. Widoombe,
Wydeoombe in, 317.
Hilton, aliens dwelling at, 689, 570.
, CO. Derby, 412.
, CO. Huntingdon. 375.
HUton, Godfrey, knight, 275, 381.
, John, commissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
Himinges, Rodbert, 172.
Hindon, Hendon [oo. Wilts], 61.
Hingham, Hengham, co. Norfolk, 479,
492.
Hinton, Hynton, co. Cambridge, 386.
, Henton by Derham, co. Glou-
cester, 808.
Hinton CSiarterhouse, Henton, oo.
Somerset, the Carthusian order
at, 78.
Hipron, John. 130.
Hirldaus, Brabant, 569.
776
GENERAL INDEX.
Hirry, Hyiry, Henry, of Peak Hill,
fisher, 219.
, William, of Spalding, husband-
man, 219.
Histon, Hyston, oo. Cambridge, 386.
Hithe. See Hythe.
Hi worth. See High worth.
Hiwyssh, Hywyssh, Nicholas, 160.
, , of Stansted Mount-
fitchefc, 276.
Hobbe, Stephen, clerk, 436.
Hobbes, John, of Luton, maltman
492.
Hobbesson, Henry, of Newport Pag-
nell, husbanoman, 434.
, Hugh, of Mkmlsoe, husband-
man, 434.
, Nicholas, 308.
, Thomas, 434.
, , of Oaldeoot, the
younger, husbandman, 320.
Hoibby, John. See Hoby.
hobelers, 40, 462.
Hoberd, Henry, 402.
, John, of Quy, 386.
Hoby. See Huby.
Hoby, Hobe [co. Leicester], an alien
dwelling at, 673.
Hoby, Hobby, John, yeoman of the
eatery of the household, 193,
496.
, , bailiff of Gloostone,
193.
Hockering, Hokeryng [oo. Norfolk],
alien dwelMng at. 638.
Hockwold, Hokull, co. Norfolk, 164.
Hoddes, Roger, 407.
Hoddesdon, Hoddesdone, Hodesdon, co.
Hertford, 23, 146, 635, 610.
, aliens dwelling at, 560, 566,
664.
Hoddesdon, Henry, prior of the hospi-
tal of St. Mary Elsing Spittle,
London, 146.
Hoddesson, Richard, of Wrangle, yeo-
man, 316.
Hoddeston. See Hodson.
Hode. See Hood.
Hodeleedon, Richard, 41.
Hodescle, William, 388.
Hodesdon. See Hoddesdon.
Hodleston, Hodlyston, Ridiard, 363.
, William, of Oopeland, 883.
Hodson, Hoddeston, oo. Wilts, 91.
Hody, Alexander, 471, 609.
>•• , commissioner of gaol
delivery, 72. ^
9 , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 201.
, John, 63, 112. 119, 201, 211,
212, 303, 361, 426, 471, 602, 624!
y , commissioner of gaol
delivery, 72. 201, 350, 427, 469,
475.
» ITiomas, 111, 112, 119.
Hodyngfeld, Richard, 390.
Hoe [in Shelf hanger]. Hoc, co. Nor.
folk, 16.
Hoeedooi. See Heusden.
Hoeee. See Husee.
Hofman, Arnold, 641.
Hogardon. See Hougaerde.
HogGhester, Hoggeoestre, co. Dorset,
617.
HogekyngBon, William, of Misterton.
410.
Hogekyns. See Hogkyns.
Hogelyn, John, of Ivychurch, 391.
Hoggeoestre. See Hogcheeter.
Hoggenount, Richard, of Wratt-ing,
Hoggys, Thomas, 394.
Hogh, Nicholas, of Southwark, 380.
Hoghstrat. See Hoogstraeten.
Hoghton. See Houghton Conquest.
Hoghton, John, 410.
, , of Derby, draper, 272.
, Richard de, knight, 379.
See also Houghton.
Hogkyns, Hoeekyns, John, alderman
of Norwich, 32.
, WiUiam, 161, 314.
Hognorton. See Hook Norton.
Hognorton, Hokenorton, Thomas,
abbot of St. Mary's, Oseney,
101, 102, 103.
Hoigge, Stephen, 390.
Hoigges, John, 17, 389.
Hoke, Ewet, 673.
, John, 411.
, Thomas, 372.
Hokenale, Robert, pai'son of Wood-
Chester, 4^.
Hokenorton. See Hognorton.
Hoker, John, 362.
Hokeryng. See Hockering.
Hokestnxte. See Hoogstraeten.
Hokesworth. See Hawks worth.
Hokkeham, Peter, 406.
Hoklam, 678.
Hokull. See Hockwold.
Hokyngton. f^ee Oakington.
HokyngtcQ, Simon, of Oakington, 386.
Holland. See Holland; Lincoln county,
HoUand in.
Holbeach, Holbech. Hdbeche, oo. Lin-
coln, 235, 307, 381.
Holbech, Holbeohe, John de, knight.
605.
, Simon, son of Martin de, 150,
152.
, Thomas, son of Richard de,
150, 151, 152.
Holbeme^ Gilbert, of Southampton,
tailor, 237.
Holbeton. co. Devon, Adeaton in, 382,
GENERAL INDEX.
777
Hdborne, John, prebeBdary of Wood-
ooto and Horion, 15.
Holbrok, Holbrook, Master JoShn,
oibanoellor of Cambridge Univer-
sity, 614.
Holoombe, Holoom, Holcome, John,
diO.
, , esquire, muster of,
686.
, , of Baddeeley, 442.
, Thomas, 227.
Holoot, Holcote, co. Northampton,
487.
Holoote, Thomas, the elder, 178.
Holoroft, Simon, 218.
Holcultram. See Holme Cultram.
Hold, John, 560.
Holdon, Thomas, esquire, 237, 590.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, , Elizabeth wife pf, 590.
, William, of Hunton, 300.
, , parson of Kirkley, 602.
Holdenstede, Tideman, mariner of the
Hanse. 201.
Holdeimess, Holdernesse, co. York,
143, 627.
commission de icaUiis et fossatis
in, 524.
, lady of. See Anne.
Holdernesse, John, 10, 434.
Holdesworthy. See Holsworthy.
Hddgate, Holgote [co. Salop], 14.
Holditch^ Holdyohe [co. Dorset], en
alien dwelling at, 566.
Holdyohe, Richard, 407.
Hole, Nicholas at the, baker, bailiff of
Exeter, 361.
Holeford. See Holford.
Holeman, Peter, merchant of the Teu-
tonic Hanse, 201.
Holes, Andrew, king's clerk, parson of a
mediety of the church of Mai-
pas, 178.
{ , prebendary of FHxtcn
in liohfieid cathedral, 444.
, John, 360.
Holeway, Gilbert, 403.
, William, 399.
Holewey, John, of FaFerebam, hosier,
447.
Holford, Holeford £co. Somerset], 182,
187.
, panoQ of. See Pykeryng, Wil-
liam; Touaent. John.
Holgili, Thomas, 5.
Holgote. See Holdgate.
Holgote, PhiUp, 177.
Holgrave, William. oitiMn and tailor
of London, ^83.
Holgyll, Thomas, 408.
HdChurst, William, of Tooking^ton. hns-
baadman, 488.
H(4kham, oo. Norfolk, 88.
Holkham, Qeorge, 404.
, , <^ Holkham, esquii-e,
88.
'.., John de, 326.
Holland, Holand, 101.
, aliens from, in Eingland, 538,
.■)41-588.
, trade with, prohibited, 26.
Holland, oo. Lincoln. See Lincoln,
county, Holland in.
Holland, Holand, Henry, of Caldwell.
412.
, Joan, countess of Kent, lady of
Wake, 163.
, John, earl of Huntingdon
[1387-1399], 114.
Elizabeth wife of. See
EliBabeth.
, , Beatrice, late the wife
of Thomas, earl of Arundel and
erf, 250.
, , kniglht, earl of Hun-
tingdon, 4, 67, 102, 114, 115, 189,
242, 255, 268, 269, 277, 321, 372,
505, 613, 615. 616, 617, 618, 624,
625, 626.
, , settlement of the lands
of, 114, 115.
, , castles, manors, &c.,
of, in Ireland, 189.
, , grant of the office of
the marshaJaea to, 242.
, , passage of, to France,
277, 278.
, , count of Ivery, 321.
, under-admiral of Eng-
land, Ireland and Aquitaine, 321.
, , commissioner de vxilliis
et fossatis, d48.
, , oommisfldoner to raise
a loan, 353.
, , commissioner of array,
474, 476.
, , commission to, to be
admiral of England, Ireland and
Aquitaine, 488.
, , capi»in or warden of
the Eaat march towards Soot-
Und, 493, 540.
, , oaptaan of the town
and castle or Berwick on Tweed,
494, 501, 540.
, , muster of, 611.
, , Anme wife of, 4, 114,
116, 189.
, John, esquire, 399.
, , of Coventry, Alice
daughter of, 357.
, Oliver, esquire, 608.
, Ralph, 372, 463, 467.
, , draper of London, 316,
435.
, , <imper,
don, 53, 63, 131.
, Richard, 218.
, , esquire, 399.
, draper, sheriff of Lmu
778
GENERAL INDEX.
Holland — eoni. <
y Robert, of London, &h«arman, |
146.
, , prior of Spalding,
606.
, ThuTsfcan de, 379.
, William, 375.
Holkr, Bruoe, 129.
, John, 407.
, WiHiam, 129. i
HcUey, Nicholas, 406.
, Robert, 406.
, Thomas, 406.
Hcdlingbourne, Holyngboume, co.
Kent, 22.
, Pcnoourt, Pendecourt in, 427.
Holllngton, Hdyngton, Holynton [co.
Sussex], 491.
, prebend of. See Hastings.
Holm. See Holme.
Hohn abbey. See Holme Oultram.
Holme, le Holme, oo. Westmoreland,
Rrounrigg, Brounerig in, 90.
Holme, Holm, Edmund, 365.
, John (yr John de, 331, 522, 562.
, , the elder, 524.
, , oommissioner de wdlliis •
et fossatisy 280, 469.
, Nicholas, clerk, 96. I
, Peter, 544.
, Robert, 610.
, , remembrancer of Gras-
cony, 143, 205.
, of Sutton Boniiington,
293.
, Thamas. gentleraaoi, 362.
, William de, parson of Thorn-
ton in Lonsdale, 2.
, WilliAm, of York, 163.
H(dme Cultram, Holcultram abbey,
Holm abbey [co. Cumberland],
225, 363.
, .abbot of. See Redde-
kar, William.
Holme Pierrepont, Holme by Radolyf on
Trent, co. Nottingham, 320.
, parson of. See Fox, William.
Holmea% Holmere, co. Hereford, 177,
178.
Holmes, Brian, esquire, 628.
Holmesiield, Holmesfeld, co. Derbv,
411.
Holond, Nicholas, of Lees, 413.
H<^rusge, William, parson of Great
Bromley, 337.
Hblsey, parish of Mumby, co. Lincoln,
Holsworthy, Holdesworthy, co. Devon,
114.
Holt, Holte. oo. Wilts, 487.
Holt St. Leonard's [co. Denbigihl,
chapels of, 408.
Holt, Holte, Henry, 669.
, James del, oommissioner to
assess a grant, 140.
, John, 395.
, Richard, 219, 301, 351, 397,
472, 522, 617.
, Roger, of Tenbury, yeoman,
90.
, William, oi Aston, esquire,
384.
, , meroer oi London, 13,
96, 437.
Holter, Flanders, 538.
Holtham. See Holton.
Holtman, John, 60, 407.
Hdtmarket^ co. Norfolk, an alien
dwelling at, 539.
Holton, Holtham [oo. Lincoln], 65.
CO. Suffolk, aliens dwelling at,
638, 672.
, chuFoh of, presentation to, 80.
Holton Beckering, Howeton, co. Lin-
coln, 91.
, perpetual vioar of. See Laoeby,
John.
holy doom, the, 32.
Holyes, John, of Coventry, merchant,
220,
Holy Land, pilgrims to, 282.
Hdynden, Robert, of Stelling, 391.
Holyngboume. See HoUingboume.
BJoilynffl>eve, Holygreve, or HoUgrero,
John, of Stanlake, ooryeser, 289.
Holyngton. See Hollington.
Holyngworth, Qiplynworth, John, es-
quire, 589, 596.
Holyns, Hu^, gentleman, 400.
Holywell, Helwell, oo. Lincoln, 503.
homage, respited, 53.
Home, John, parson of Sutton and
Bolyngton, 514.
Homerston, John, 406.
Homme, John, olerk, 306, 436, 479.
, WiHiam, of Cirenoester, 432.
, , Alice, wife, of, 432.
Homwode, James, prior of Lewes, 372.
Honden, John, of St. Albans, butcher,
94.
lioney, 220.
Honing, Honyng, oo. Norfolk, 429.
Honingham, Honyngham, oo. Norfolk,
6.
Honington, Honton, Honyton, 00. Nor-
folk (redius co. Suff<^k), 238,
249.
Honoet, Henry, merchant of the Teu-
tonic Hanse, 201.
Honton. See Honington.
Hony, Thomas, 403.
Honyn, John ran, 556.
Honyngeseerth. See Homyngserih.
Honyngham. See Honinghanu
Honyngton, Roger, 388.
GENERAL INDEX.
779
Honyton. Su Haningtoa.
Honyton. Boger, 72.
Hoo, CO. K«nt, 988, 390, 301.
, aliens dwelling at, 546.
St. Werburgh, 492.
, CO. Norfolk. See Hoe.
, CO. Sussex. See Hooe.
Hoo, John atte, parson of Harlton,
456.
, Jchn, of Stratford, yeoman,
438.
Richard, of Saen9to(Q, 398.
, Thomas, 373, 374, 621.
, , esqttire, 346, 359.
, commdssioner to raise B
loan, 126.
, of Harlton^ yooman,
311.
Hoobys, Giles de, 539.
Hood. Hode, Hoode, John, 392.
, Kicihard, butcher, 476.
, Thomas, of Leominster, mer-
chant, husbandman or yeoman,
310.
Hooe, Hoo, Hon, co. Sussex, 33, 245,
434, 489.
Barnham, B©rneho(m, in, 364,
365.
, Gheiiknde m, 245.
, prebend of. See Hastings.
Hoogstraeten, Hoghstrat, Hokestrote,
Houstxnter, Houtstrat, Howe-
strat, Howestrete, Hoystrad,
Hoystrade, Brabant, 544, 545,
647, 550, 657, 566, 578, 588.
Hook Norton, Hognorton, oo. Oxford,
435, 448, 456.
hooks, 'hokes,* 44.
Hodey, Nicholas, vicar of Swavesey,
Hoon, Holland, 566.
Hoop, Henry\ merchant of the Teu-
tonic Hjanse, 201.
Hoom, Horn. Home, Holland, 544,
550, 675, 584, 586, 588.
Hope, CO. Derby, 413.
Hope All Saints, oo. Kent, 391.
Hope and Hopedale Fco. Flint] castle,
town and lordships of, 114.
Hopel, John, of Woolston, butcher,
- 133.
Hoper, Hopere, Nicholas, tailor of
London, ^7.
;........, Stephen, d Yeovil, 243, 270,
.428.
...., .......... Joan, wife of. 243, 428.
Thomas, of Bath. 59.
, , rioar of Chewtoo, alias
Thomas Short, of Cbewton, 315.
, Master William, derk, 441.
Hopkyns, Robeirt, 479.
, WiHiam, of Warwick, 385.
Hopkynson, Robert, of Cowbit, hus-
bandman, 219.
Hopper, Adain, his servant Richard, of
Stoke Lane, St. Michael, co.
Somerset, husbandman, 316.
Hopton., CO. Salop, 65, 408.
Hopton, John, 523, 524.
, Robert, knight, commissioner
of amay, 360.
, knight of the shire far
York, 378.
or Upton, Thomas, 48, 494.
, , John son of, 48.
, , receiver of the earl of
ArundeFs lands in Salop, 464.
, , esquire, 65.
, of Hopton, 408.
, Walter de [temp. Ed w. I], 65.
Hopwode, Roger, of Leominster, gen-
tleman, 266.
Hora, William de, 418.
Horbery, John, of Donoaster, chapman,
315, 429.
Horbury ( ?), Orby, oo. York, 235.
Horde. Richard. 408.
, William, bailiff of Shrewsbury,
470.
Horden, Thomas, 389, 528.
, , of York, 600.
Hordeoiiiesse, John, 405.
Hordlake. See Harlake.
Hore, Gilbeirt, 163.
Joftin, 221, 389.
of Childerley, 385.
, Nicholas, of Exeter, 12.
, Richard, clerk, 178.
, , oontrollear of the coin-
age of tin, 4.
, dhaplain, parson of
cnapj
LLandyssU, 463.
, , parson of the church
of St. Bride's, 101.
, Robert, of Bridport, chapman,
237, 308.
, Thomas, 221, 377.
, eacheator in Warwick-
shire, icio.
, Wmiam, 153, 372.
Horeebyk, Angelus of, 550.
Horowode, John. 183, 397, 403.
, Thomas, of Wells, 608.
See aUo Horwode.
Horewold, John, esquire, 400. . .
Hiorkestowe, Henry, of Rushton, derk,
436.
Horme, Holland, 570.
Hormead, Great, Great Hormede, co.
Hertford, manor of, 602.
.Little, Lil>tle Hormade, oo.
Hertfora, 415.
Horn. See Hoom.
Hem, Henry de, 588.
, Luke, 542.
, Walter, 61.
780
GENERAL INDEX.
Hornby, Homeby, co. LanoMter, oastle
and manocr of, 257, 258.
, in Ridimondshire, oo. York,
436.
, , lady of. See Oonyers.
Hornoastell. William, 3^3.
Horndon, West, Wostihordon, West-
horundon, Westthomdooi, West-
fhorndon, Weetthornton, Weet-
thorundon, co. Essex, 114, 691.
, aliens dwelling at, 680, 682,
587.
Home. See Hoom.
Horne, Henry, of Appledore, 388,
, John, 549, 611.
, , of Lenharn, 388, 427.
, Richard, 427.
, , of Potteme, the
younger, husbandman, 432.
, of Weetwell, 389.
, William, clork, 170.
, , chapl&in, parson of
Fritton. 344.
, of FoxhAll, carpenter,
157.
Horneby, Thomas, chaplain, 145.
Homer, John, the elder, of Oowbit,
husbandman, 219.
, the younger, of Cowbit,
husbandman, 219.
, Thomas, of Cowbit, husband-
man, 219.
Homesbowe, William, 382.
Hominsj Homyng, co. Norfolk, an
alien dwelling at, 583.
Homse. Robert, dhaplain, vicar of
Komney, 441.
Hornsea, Homse, oo. York, the abbot
of St. Mary's several fisherv at,
302.
Homyngserth, Hornyngeseeth, Horn-
yngyseerde , Honyngeseerth ,
John, 9, 10.
Homyngstoft, Adam, 61.
Hornyngyseerde. See Hornyngserth.
Horold, John, of London, 358.
, , oithsen and woolmonger
of London, 157.
Horseheath, Horseth, oo. Cambridge,
385.
Horsoley. See Horsley.
Horeendon, co. Buckingham, 398.
Horsenet, IlM>ma«, 377.
horses, 72, 113, 130, 144, 153. 164, 196,
200, 203, 338, 252, 277, 330.
, commissioQ to provide, 277. 366.
, to be embarked for France, 130,
162, 203.
, a 'geldyng,' 593.
, illegal importation or exporta-
tion of, fnom or to Scotland, 132.
Horaetii. See Horseheath.
Horsham, oo. Sussex, 909.
, aliens dwelling at, 668, 670.
Hoovham St. Faith [co. Norfolk], an
alien dwelling at, 581.
, priory of, 404.
Horsington, Horsyngton, oo. Somerset,
368.
Horsirreehe, John, purveyor of fish,
224.
Horsley, Herself, oo. Gloiioester, 23.
, CO. Northumbeiiland. 396.
, West, Westhorslegh, oo.
Surrey, 366.
, churdbi of, advowson of,
265.
Horsley, Horseley, Horslee, John, 131,
300, 276, 436, 496.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, , of Horsley, 396.
, of Sutton, yeoman,
436.
Horsmonden, co. Kent, 391.
Horstead, Horstede [co. Norfolk], 267.
, parson of. See Swaby, William.
Horston, John, 414.
Horton, co. Northumberland. 56, 396.
[in Shrewsbury], co. Salop, 15.
priory. See Monks Horton.
Horton, Richard, 408.
Horwode, Jc^, of oo. Stafford, gentle-
man, 186.
, Thomas, bailiff of the honour
ci Eye, 48.
See also Horewode.
Hoedon, Hosed^n, Hosedenne. See
Heuaden.
Hose, Frank, 683.
Hospitallera, Order of St. John of
Jerusalem, prior of, in £)ngland,
60.
Hosyer, lliomas, of Gamlingay, yeo-
man, 338.
, William, parson of Mickleham,
834.
Hot, John or John de, burgess of
Ghent, 366, 473.
Hothe, Robert, of River, 390.
Hotoft, John, 318, 463. 466, 535, 610,
618.
) , esquire, chambedain
of the Receipt of the Exchequer,
101, 103.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 140.
f commissioner io raise
a k)an, 354.
, , keeper of the writs of
the Common Bench at West-
minster, 101.
, ) treasurer of the house-
hold, 101, 166.
, Richard, 168.
, the elder, commiasionar
to assess a grant, 137.
•Aiw
GENERAL INDEX.
781
Hoton, James, 524.
, Jciin, 963.
, , cbaplam, 69.
, , abbot of Meaux, 142.
, Robert, 62, 237.
, , esquire, serrant of
Eleanor, lady of Roos, 212.
Hoton by Gysburgb. See Hutton.
Hoton Longyillors. ^ee Hutton Magna.
Hotooroofe. See Hutton Roof.
Hou. See Hooe.
Hou, Ho, Ou [PHulton, co. £a»ex],
171, 174, 175.
Houchon, JdtkUf of Rocbester, 391.
Houohonson, Leonard, 383.
Houohyna, William, 894.
Hougaerde, Hogardon, Brabant, 569.
Hougbton, 00. Bedford, 374.
Houghton, Ricbard, 377.
, Tbomae, 398.
See also Hbgjhtofn.
Hougbton Conquest, Hoghton [co.
Bedford], 58, 196, 374.
Hound (?), Huudeflete [oo. Southamp-
ton], 105.
Hounde, Rumbald, 541.
Houper, George, 536.
HouselH^d, the, 1, 2, 3, 4, 29, 36, 47,
83, 64, 117, 177, 190, 193, 196,
204, 205, 211, 213, 214, 222-226,
253, 304, 323, 324, 326, 328, 332,
336, 337, 349, 357, 442, 443, 449,
452, 455, 466, 469, 514.
avenary of, 3, 177, 222, 223,
442, 443.
, , clerk of. See Spaigne,
Edmund.
, yeomen of. See Baker,
John: Grene, John; Hill, Tho-
mas; Somer, John; Somer,
Richard.
bakery of. 3, 223, 287, 443.
, clerk of. See Threp-
land, Joihn.
, , Serjeant of. See Breu-
ster, Rifihard.
yeomen of. See Bright,
Walter; Brych, Walter; Sende,
Thomas; Wright, Walter.
, barley and litter for, 177.
, beans and peas for, 177.
, beeves and mutton for, 177,
496.
, bowls for, 36.
, butteiy of, yeomen of. See
Benet, Jolm; Wyke, Jolm.
, eatery of, 2, 3, 117. 177, 222-
225, 442, 443.
Serjeant of . iSfes Han-
ham, John.
Household, the, eatery of — cant.
, ^ yeomen of. See Bay,
John; Booiland, James; Brom^,
Thomas; Faoman, William;
Henrey, Hugh; Hoby, John;
Lavan, Geoffrey de; Maigne,
Hugh ; Mason, Richard ; Rasour,
WiQiam: Van, Geoffrey de la;
Wyntryng^m, William.
, chamber of, 116, 466.
, , gixMyms of. See Broun,
William; Clarenoe, William.
, , ushers of. See Par,
Gilbert; Thorndon, Giles.
, , yeomen of, 250, 490,
491.
, , See also Brad-
feld, Thomas; Gresacre, Jcimes;
Martin, John; Nor res, John.;
Penyook, John; Poulford, Tho-
mas; Ten dale, Robert.
..chandlery of, yeomen of. See
Herrey, William.
, chapel of, clerks of. 349.
, coneys for, 3, 190, 321, 452,
500.
oontroUer of. See Babthorp,
Robert.
, contnolment of, derk of. See
Thoriey, John.
, esquires of, 252.
, fowl for, 4.
, £refllhwater-fiah for, 1.
, fumLtnre of, 47.
haUof, 324. 340.
, , marshal of. See Man-
feld, Robert; VieU, WiUiam.
, , Serjeant of. See Mono,
John.
, , Serjeant ushers of. See
Mooe, John; Stratton. David.
, sewer of. See Middle-
ton, William.
, , ushers of, 540.
, , wood, litter, carpenters
and stonecuttm for, 324.
, , yeoman nsher of. See
Reignola, John.
, hay for, 177, 496.
kitchen of, groom ol. See
Mason, Roger.
, , under-elerk of. See
Hardewyk, John.
, larder of , carriage for, 29, 36.
, ; ^^rooms of. See Ban-
gore, William; Martin, John.
, market of, clerk of, 43i.
, oats for, 177.
, pantler within. See Oraste-
mas, John.
I^^t£7> groom of. Su Pons-
rord, Thomas.
, sei^nt of. See Wes.
enham, Tliomas.
, pheaaants and partridges lor.
466, 49e. ^ ^
782
GENERAL INDEX.
Household, the— con*.
, the 'picherhous' in, 225.
, poultry of, 2. 3, 4, 83, 117,
222, 223, 235, 254, 442, 443.
, , carriage required for,
, , Serjeants of. See
Franketon, Henry; Hanham,
John.
yeomen of. See Bate,
John ; Boeeworth, Richard j
Broun, John ; Ghalosier,
Richard; Freston, John; Hale,
Walter; Rys, Heoiry.
, poultry for, 193, 494, 495.
, purreyoirs of. See Bay, John;
Boyne, Nicholas ; foeuster,
Richard.
, sauoery of, 336.
, yeoman of . See Broun,
Rol)ert; Sely, Robert.
, scullery of, ooals. ciurpenters,
stonecutters, &c., tor, 323, 324.
, , repairs in, 1.
, ^ Serjeants of. 1, 324; see
aho GifiBing, John ; Mone, John.
, spdcery of, 191, 205.
stewatd of. See Babthorp,
Robert.
steward and marshal of, 357,
424.
, treasurer of, 83, 101, 155, 177,
193, 205, 222-224, 287, 304, 305,
442.
See dl4o Hotoft, John;
Tyrell, John.
, , appointments by, 1, 2,
3, 4, 47, 83, 443.
, , bais of , 222-224, 442.
, wheat, wood, etc., for, 495.
, wine for, 326, 616, 541.
, yeomem of the, 540.
, of Henry V. See Kenry V.
Housheld, Peter, 544.
Houteman, John, 566.
Houton, Eiias van, 581.
John, of Moreton, co. Devon,
9.
Houtstrot. See Hoogstraeten.
Hovingham, Hovyngham, co. Ywk,
260. ,
Howard, HeoMry, of Norwich, husband-
man, 437.
, John, 405, 407.
> , of Brockdish, 8.
J , knight, 625.
» •• , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 132.
Howden, Ho^eden, co. York, 305.
, liberty of, commission de
loalliis et fossafis in, 199.
Howe, John, from Duffel in Brabant,
an alieoi, 582.
, , from Holland, an alien,
545.
, , of Sawston. 366.
, Peter van, 571.
Howebrake, William van, 542.
Howeden. See Howden.
Howeden, John, derk, warden of
Thele College, 146.
, Nicholas, gauger of the Oinquc
ports, 189.
Howel ap David, parson of Liangelvnin,
496.
ap Llewellyn Yaghan, esquiro,
I -
, commissioner to raise a loan.
126. *
k .......... knigbt, of Stoke by
ayland, 64.
, William, 319.
Howeley, John, 521.
Howell ap Howell, of Wylmyston, 377.
Howell, David, 129.
, John, of Oowbit, fisher, 219.
Howelyn, John, of Tingewick, 16.
Howendell. See Oundle.
Howes, James, 3d4.
....'....., John, SM.
, Thomas, 3&4.
Howeeson, John, of Elsworth, 386.
Howestr&t, Howestrete. See Hoog-
straeten.
Howet, Simon, 152.
Howethorp, WiUiam, 536.
Howetooi. See Helton Beckering.
Howkyn, Richard, 393.
Howleee, J<^, 397.
Hows, John, of Chepstow, 590.
Howys, 00. Cambridge, 386.
Hosne, co. Suffolk, 438.
Hoystrad, Hoystrade. See Hoog-
straeten.
Huberd, William, vintner, of London.
67.
Hubertesson, Nicholas, 577.
Huby. Hoby [co. York], 302.
Huchedon, John, of Ralegh, co. Devon,
6.
Huchons, Stediien, trooiager at Mel-
oombe Regis, GS.
Huohonaan, Ralph, of Ashover, 411.
Huehonson, Robert, of Boston, 17.
Huchyn^ John, chaplain, parson of
Newnham, 112.
Httcknail Torkard. Huknall, oo. Not-
tingham, 293.
Hudone, Holland, 569.
Hudgray, Robert, 410.
HudleetoD. William, of Whittingihain
in Oopeland, esquire, 16B.
Hagate, ThomtLS, of Gbesfcerfield, 411.
GENERAL INDEX.
783
Huge, Jolhn, ol London aiMl SoutliAinp-
Um, 18.
Hugford, Thomaa, of Emficote, esquire,
384.
Hugh, Feis, 568.
, WiUUm, 662.
Hughberd, William, of Donington, 881.
Hughburgh. jS^ee Ugborough.
Hughaon, Arnulph, 5o4.
, Cornelus, 538.
, Hugh, 586.
, Joihn, of Lcuigley, an alien,
574.
, of Wokingham, an
alieni, 566.
, Peter, 653.
, Quintin, 657.
, Robert, of Boeton, 881.
Huhum, John, 669.
Huiason, Husyn, Holland, 542.
Hukeatep, Ralph de, 245.
Hukke, John, 582.
Huknall. See Hucknall Torkard.
Hulcote, Bichaffd, esquiire, 402.
Hull. See Kingstooi upon HuU.
Hull, HuUe, Joihn, 218, 220. 221.
, , parson of Elling|ham,
454.
, , of Exeter, 138. 474.
, , of Har£ton, 449.
, , grocer of London, 315.
, Petor, 440.
, Robert, 99, 233.
, Thomas, ohaplain, parson of
Slapton, 249.
William del, 277.
or EEille, Robert, justioe of the
Bench of Henry IV, 433.
, , chief justioe of the
Bench under Henry V, 7, 9, 10,
16, 18, 22, 88. 92, 94, 168, 170,
236, 314, 317. 439.
, ^e6 also Hill.
Hull upon More. See Hill and Moor.
HuUes. William, prior of the hospital
of St. John of Jerusalem, 2^.
HuUy, John, 626.
Hulroe, James de, 274.
Huls, HuLse, Hugh, 131.
, , sheriff of Carnarvon,
495.
, Richard. 561.
Humber, Humbre, the river, 214, 301,
524, 536.
Humberston, Alan, clerk, 229.
Humbleton [co. York], Fitlyng in. 142.
HumeU. ;S^ee HummeLs.
Humet, Richard de, the constable
(temp, Henry II), 419.
Humfravyle. See Umfraviil.
Hummek, HumeU, Gelderland, 561.
Humphrey, duke of Gloucester, guard-
ian of England, chamberlain of
England, etc., 6, 53, 63. 83, 165,
162, 167, 184, 185, 186, 194, 207,
240, 250, 252, 255, 258, 269, 286,
290, 294, 285. 298. 299, 365, 369,
445, 603, 604, 506, 506. 616, 618.
, appointed steward of
England, 24.
, king's lieutenant in
En^and, powers aa, 53.
, , constable of Dover castlo
and warden of the Cinque Ports^
73, 75, 199, 470, 519, 526, 618.
, men and tenants of, of
his town of Tenby, 183.
, oommissiosier de toattiia
est fosaatisy 199.
, , advanced to be earl of
Pembroke and duke of Gdou-
oeater by Henry V, 298.
, , army of, conveyance of
victuals to, 536.
, , balinger of , 610.
, , going to rescue of
Calais, 610, 611.
, , musters of, 611, 612.
, letters patent tested by,
^ 1, 83, 155.
'.., , writs tested by, 290,
292, 365.
, , Eleauor, wife of, 240,
260, 369, 603, 505, 506.
, ^ chapel of, dean. of. jSV^
Wyot, Richard.
househcdd of, divers
offices of, 615, 516.
, , , purveyors of,
603.
, ) lieutenant of. Sec
Echingham, Thomas.
......... .......... ......«.., puyoivjau Ol .
See Signorellis, Joihn de.
Humphiey, son of Reginald. 06.
, son of Stanmer, 66.
Hundeflete. See Hound.
Hundell. See Oundle.
Hungate, William, commissioner to
enquire es to concealments in
Torkahire, 272.
Hungerford, Hungreford, Edmund,
knigjht, 370, 520.
, , king's carver, 267.
, Robert, knijght, 370, 520, 626.
, justice of gaol delivery,
476.
, Walter, knight, lord Hunger-
ford, 104, 222, 259, 265, 278, a49,
370, 437, 487, 497, 614, 519, 520,
613, 614, 615, 616, 617, 621, 623,
624, 625« 626.
, oommissioner to raise a
loan. 51, 364, 628.
, commissioner to arrest
I ships, 74.
784
GENERAL INDEX.
Hungerford, Walter — oont.
, , feoffee and executor of
the will of Henry V, 205, 213,
260, 294.
, , muater of , 218.
..steward of the houae-
hold to MezLTf V, 254.
, , trefiflurer of Elngland,
255.
, , commJasioiier of array,
611.
HuBgryhaiilee. See Hatley St. George.
Hunkes, Henry, 308.
Himmanby, Hunmanby on the Wokle,
oo. York, 276, 457.
Hunt, Hunte, Aoidrew, 305.
, Gisbert, 559.
, Henry, 292, 293, 367.
, John, 130, 166, 275, 319.
, , alien, 642.
:..., , Serjeant at arms, 71,
128, 129, 131, 132, 152, 201, 353,
a56, 471, 474, 626, 533, 534, 611.
, , commissioDer of array,
127.
, , oommissioner to arrest
ships, 130, 152.
, , of Bridgewater, yeo-
man, 609.
, of Salon (PSallins),
Ireland, late of Rochester,
la>)ourer, 331.
, , of St. Osyth, yeoman,
320.
, , of SnodhiU, 377.
, Nicholas, 402.
, Philip, of Fowey, 133.
Richard, ferreter to the house-
hold, 3, 190, 321, 337, 452, 600.
, Robert, 119, 512.
, , esquire, 377, 401.
, , of Aston, chaplain, 91.
Roger, 282, 433, 591, 618.
oommissionar to raise a
loan, 51, 125.
; knight of the shire for
Huntingdon, 376.
, of Balsham, 366.
lliomas, of Oruddeswode, 300.
, , of Bianningtree, 8.
, William, of Louecote (PLus-
cot), millward. 237.
Hunter, Nicholas, 129.
, William, chaplain of St.
Katherine's chantry. Ford, 460.
Huntingdon, countess of. See EUza.
both.
earls of. See Holland, John ;
Soot, John le.
Huntiiieidon, Huntyngdon, oo. Hunt-
ingdon, 18, 167, 376, 437.
, aliens dwelling at, 637, 546,
fe48, 554, 570.
, bailiff of. See Oarleton,
Miohael.
Huntingdon — cont.
honour of, tenants of, charter
to, 63. 64.
, hospital of St. Margaret at,
513.
, prior of, 508.
, pror and canons of, 118.
, St. Mary's, prior and oonvent
of, 604.
Huntingdon oounty, 426.
, assises in, 68.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 51, 125, a54, 530.
, oommissioners to assess a gnant
in, 186.
, esoheator in, 48, 142, 222, 246.
428, 454, 606.
, inquisition in, 358.
, issues of, 56, 79.
, justices of the peace in, 618.
.". .knights of the shire for. See
Hunt, Roger; Wanton, WiiMam.
oath against maintWiinB'ing peaoe-
breakers to be administered in,
376.
, outlawries in, 13, 87, 163, 193,
289, 312, 315, 319.
, ^eriff of. 51, 125, 135, 395, 354,
426.
, temporalities in, of Ustow
abbey, 48.
, , of Ramsey abbey, 608.
tenth cund fifteenth from.
assignmants of, 60, 115.
Huniton, oo. Kent, ^0.
, CO. Southampton, 122, 698.
Huntspill. Hunspill Mareys, oo. Somer-
set, 27.
Huntydon, Walter, of Trumpingtoin,
385.
Huntyngdon. See Huntingdon.
Huntyngdon, John, 394.
Hnntyngfeld, Saer de, 337.
Huntyngton, Richard de, oitiBen of
l!ork, 364.
,*WilHam, 377.
Hurdlow in Oastleton, Hardlek>we, oo.
Derby, 413.
Hurlepeny, Simon, of Swayesey, 366.
Hume, Henry, of Kaat Lydfooxl, shep-
herd, 232.
Hurry, Richard, 3^.
Hurst, Hurste, co. Berks, 37.
Hurst, Gelderland, 577.
Hurst, Reginald, of Tanbrid^e, baker,
273, 352.
Hurst Mounoeux. See Herstmoooeaz.
Hurstpderpoint, Perepoynthurst, Per-
pounteshnrst. oo. Sussex, 482.
, aliens dwelling at, 684.
Hurtesley, John, 372.
Huae. See Husee.
Huaedon, HuBedon. See Hieusden.
Huaedoo, Laurence ran, 644.
-*- *-
GENERAL INDEX.
785
Huaee^^ Hoese, Huse, Huay, Huaey,
Husse, Benrj, imig^t, 79, 372,
520, 026.
, John, 409, 609.
, Matthew, 79.
, Riohord, 408.
, Thomas, 71, 112, 119, 616.
, , oommiflsiaEier to aflsess
a grant, 134.
, , esoheator in Somerset,
599.
, William. 184.
Huakardj Hal^, master of le George
ship. 6Cf7.
HnaoQ, Peter, 572.
Huasekyn, Sandeus, 565.
Husting of Londoa. See London.
Husy. See Hoeee.
Htuyn. See Huissen.
Hutoo, John, of Tbirsk, yeoman, 376.
Hutton, Hoton by Gysburgh, oo. York,
316.
Button Magna, Hoton LomgvillerB, co.
York, 257.
Hutton Boof, Hoton»>ofe, oo. Gamber-
land, 6, 485.
Huwe, Giles, 574.
Huwet, Simon, of Pinchbeck, 150, 151,
152.
Huyton, Adam, of Coventiy, 306.
, , Isabel wife of, 306.
Hyband. Bichiard, of Ipsley, esquire,
9o4«
Hybeidea, Robert, 372.
Hyde, 268.
, CO. Southampton, abbot of,
oommissioneir to nia& a loan, 51.
Hyde, Geoffrey ap, 373.
Hyde, James de la, gentlemafn, 118.
, John, 169, 402, 520.
, , o£ Long Lee, 413.
, William, 398, 436.
Hye, Robert, 395.
Hygfocd, Thomas, 626.
Hygges, John, son ol Robert, of Orby,
laboanBT, 235.
Hygiham. See Higjham.
Hyghlowe. See Hig^low.
Hyham. See Hi^iom.
Hykedoun, Hykedon, William, the
elder, <^ Edensor, 412.
, , the yoon^r, 412.
Hykke, John, 329.
Hykkes, Henry, of Rochester, 989.
Hykkyng priory. See Hickling.
Hyllary. See Hillary.
Hylle. See HDl.
Hymerford, Robert, 382«
Hynole, Roger, ol E2ham, 391.
Hynde, John, king's esquire, 510.
Hyneford. See Henford.
34881
Hyngstrygge, Waller, 362.
Hynkeraell. Robert, of Rotherham,
gentleman, 378.
Hynton. See Cherry Hinton; Hinton.
Hyopton, Clement de, 364.
Hyrry. See Hinry.
Hyston. See Histon.
Hythe, Hethe, Hithe [co. Kent], 498.
, aliens dwelling at, 554.
, New, Newefhyde, oo. Kent,
AAA
Hyton, Adam, 11.
Hyweye, Richard, clerk, 33, 66.
Hy worth. See Highworth.
Hywyssh*. See Hiwyssh.
I
Ibstock, Ibbestoke, Ibestoke, co. Lei-
cester, 310, 431.
, parson of. See More, Richard.
lokham, co. Kent, Well, Welle, Welles
in, 988, 422.
lokletoa, Ikelyngton., oo. Qambridgje,
386, 435.
lokworth, Ikworth, co. Suffolk, 96.
.parson of. See Sherman,
Robert.
Idell, John, 184, 185, 205.
Idem, William, 390.
Idene, Christian, 563.
Idle, Idull, North IduU, the river [co.
Nottingham], 280.
Ifield, If eld, co. Sussex, 268.
.vicar of. See Ruston, John;
Whitegreve, Jdhn.
Iford, John, prior of Bath, 473.
Igham. See Iham.
Igolynden, John, of Biddenden, 391.
Iham, Igham, by Winchelsea, co.
Sussex, 329.
Ikebof , Adam de, 420.
Ikelyngton. See Iokleton«
Ikworth. See Ickworth.
ILawe. See Elylan.
Ilohester, Yevekhesire, Yiichestre, oo.
Somerset, 53.
, an alien dwelling at, 577.
, ohurch.of St. John Baptist, 53,
284.
,. , parson of . jSfee Levyot,
Thomas; Wormeley, Annulf.
, commiasians of gaol delivery
for, 72, 360, 427,' 469, 475.
.king's gaoler at. See Bruggcs,
Richard; Olarenoe, William.
8D
1
786
GENERAL INDEX.
Bderton, Ildirton, John, esquire, 237.
, Tbomas, 306.
, , oommusfiioiier of lorray,
361.
J , of Alnwiok, esquire,
4d5.
Bdesle. See Hsley.
Ildeele, Keosry, 403.
, Jobn, 402.
, lliomas, 402.
ndirtoa. See Ildertaa.
Usee, Robert de, of OarEsle, 593.
Ilgier, HoDiry, 566.
, Robert, of Thaxted, butoiher,
306.
nketahall, Hilkynaale, Dketeshale, co.
Suffolk, 478.
, sn alien dwelling at, 574.
lUertoin, John, oommissLoner of array
for Northomberland, 71.
IlmJinster, Eknyfltar, Ilmeeter, Ibnynr
Bbre, oo. Somerset, 165, 430.
, an aUein dweUain^ at, 566.
Ilfiley. Ildesle [co. Berks], 196.
nton, Telton {[co. Devon], 133.
ntanesbath, miJl of, co. Suesex, 345.
Indel, 365.
infaaigtheof, infangenetheof, 171, 174,
175, 415, 417, 418, 507.
Ingaldesthorp. See IngoLdistliorpe.
Inge, Thomas, of Corstooi, gentleman,
194.
Ingefeld, Philip, eequire, 402.
IngeihAm. See Ingham.
Ingelbote, Joihn, 641.
Ingelby. See Ingilby; Ingjoldby.
Ingelram, the man of Widelard de
Baik>l, 365.
, the sheriff, 365.
Ingelwode. See Inglewood.
Ingjham, oo. Norfolk, prior of, 404.
Ingham, logeham, John, 371, 463.
, Oliver de, 513.
, Thomas, alderman of Norwich,
32, 61.
» • , mayor and eacheator of
Norwioih, 349.
Ingilby, Ingelby, John, parsan of a
mediety of the ohuron of ESckiaiff-
ton. 119.
, William, 522.
i , of Ripley, esquiro, 378.
Ingkepenne, Richard, 397.
Inglebrighteon, Reginald, 641.
Inglesthorp, Edmund, 490.
Inglewood forest, Ingelwode, oo. Cum-
berland, 271, 341.
, foresters of. See Buidon,
Thomas ; Forater, Hu^ ; Mores-
son, Richard.
> purpreeture in, called *Her-
menthwayt,' 271.
, the ' Penrotlhwaixie ' of, 442.
Inelcee, Inglos, Henry, knight, 181,
351, 368, 404, 482, 521.
, , lieutenant admiral in
Norfolk and Suffolk, 37.
, oommiasioner to nuae a
loan, 126.
, , oommisskmer to asseas
a grant, 137.
, , oommissioner to en.
quire into concealments at Nor-
wich, 349.
Ingoldby, Ing^by, oo. Linoofai, 99.
Ingoldesby, Ralph, 106, 310, 583, 5d4,
611.
, ckrk, 526.
Ingoldesthorp, Edmund, 465.
Ingoldisthorpe, Ingaldesthorp, oo. Nor-
folk, &e.
, dhurch of, 326.
, , paiBon of. See Bud-
« nam, William de.
Ingolthwaite. See Galtres forest.
Ingram, Henry, of Tealby, 65.
, Thomas, of Shore, 381.
Ingrave, Tengrauf, oo. Essex, aliens
dwelling at, 580.
Ingrith, Warin, of Meldreth, 385.
Ingworth, co. Norfolk, 441.
, parson of a mediety of. See
Smyth, Alan.
Inkebergh, John, 609.
Inkpen, Inkepenne, Inkpenne, oo.
Berks, 403, 478.
Inne worth. See In worth.
Innyngfeld, William, of Lingfield, 381.
Intewoode, Intewode, John, 61, 407.
invasion, threatened, 40.
Inwardleig^, Inwarlye, oo. Devon, 14.
Inworth, Iimeworth, oo. Essex, 267.
Iny, John, of Oartihu, husbandman, 235.
Ipoacolga, Friesland, 585.
Ippelpenne. See Ipplepen.
Ippesley. jSfee Ipsley.
Ippesweohe. iSfee Ipswidi.
Ippiepen, Ippelpenne, co. Devon, 249.
> parson of. See IWuik, John;
Sarger, John.
Ipre, Iprys. See Tpres.
Ipsley, Ippesley, oo. Warwick, 384,
Ipswich, Gip^wio, Ippeeweche, Tepes-
wy(^ xepiswich, Tepiswy<ah, oo.
Suffolk, 238, 512.
, aliens dwelling a*, 639, 564,
566, 560. 563, 664, 666, 56^, 670
673, 574, 576. 581, 683, 687.
, chupoh of St. Matthew at, 24,
67.
> justices of the peace at, 625.
, port of, 240, 429.
> , chief butler's deputy in.
See Abraham, Robert; Aired.
Richard.
GENERAL INDEX.
787
144,
199,
24B,
271,
321,
471,
608.
48,
Ipswich, port of — cont.
^ , cnstofms bidA Bubsidies
m, oontrolilen of. See Fot>de,
John; HaytoQ, Richard; Teell,
William; TjiodaXe, John.
««•■«•«■■• •••••■•••• t>«c«»a«att bUA V ^yJr%ML \^ft •
See Smyth, John.
, , ooimmiflsioiii to BiroBt
dhips in, 583.
, , tranage and pesage in,
oontpollers of. See Ciitern,
John; Thoimes, JoSim.
Irchingfield, Irchyngfeld, 617.
Ireland. 24, 34. 35, 37, 48, 54, 56, 57,
68, 72. 100, 105, 107, 108, 110,
111, 118, 117, 118, m, 133,
158, 167, 183, 1S5, 189, 191,
206. 207, 224. 226, 241, 246,
251, 263, 265, 266, 269, 270,
283, 284, 285. 286, 289. 800,
825, 826, 330, 381, 332, 837,
842. 848, 845. 846, 355, 862,
428, 448, 44g, 451, 453, 465,
490, 493, 494. 510, 640. 698,
, absentees from, laare for,
49, 66, 110, 225.
, chancellor of, 57, 105. See
also Gbaoe, Master ThomAs.
, chancery of, 269.
, chief jnstioe of. 106, 451. See
(dso B^uraewall, Gbfistopher.
y oiLerks of the market in. See
OhameleB, John ; Pilkyngton,
John.
, coonoil of, 105.
I esoheator in, 288. See also
Ohamelee, John ; Pilkyngton,
John.
, exchequer of, 611.
, , chief baron of, 105.
See also Comewalssh. James.
, , greemwax of, dhanoellor
of. See Caundray, Robert.
, hoases of the Cistercian order
in, 191.
, of the dundao osxler in,
465.
2 keeper of wenghts and measures
m. See (Jnonnelee, John;
PUkyagton), John.
king's lieges of, to leaye Ebg-
land. 266.
y king's lieutenants in, 68, 105.
, See also StanJey, Tho-
mas; Sutton, John; Talbot,
John, of Halomshire.
, , deputies of. See Tal-
bot, lUchard.
lands of earl of Pembroke in,
34.
, of earl of Huntingdon
m, 189.
, of duke of York in, 207,
225.
, Uoenoe to proceed to, 590.
Ireland — eowt.
, men at arms and archeire in,
356.
, , regulations for the
muster of, 585.
, ministers and offioers in, 105.
, musters to be taken in, 471.
, peiBons born in, naturalized in
England, 64, 66.
, , proclamation i>egard-
mg, 64.
, rebels' kinds in, 106.
, seal, the great, of, letters
patent under. 57.
, , write under, 67.
, treasurer of, 68, 105.
, , prior of St. Peter's,
Trim, 49.
, See aUo Strange, Tho-
mas.
, under-admiral of . 5ee HJolland,
John, earl of Huntingdon.
, viotuoJling of, 283, 321, 328,
330, 416.
Ireland, duchess of, 640.
IreiLand, Irelond, Irland, Adam do. par-
son of a mediety of the chixrah of
Malpas, 428.
, John, farmer of BuJney, 821.
, Richard, reoeiTer of the lord-
ships of Oswestry and Sherra-
werthyn in the Welsh March, 464.
, WiUiom de, 879.
Iremonger, Irmonger, Richard, 403.
, Robert, of Tamwcrth, chap-
W, 89.
Irkelowe, Flanders, 589.
Irland. See Irekmd.
Irmonger. jS^ee Iremonger.
iron, 199, 202, 280, 300, 801, 471.
, commissions to provide, 74,
055, 475, 601, 618, 626, 627.
iron-work, about Henry Vs tomb in
Westminster abbey, 129.
Irthlinkborou^. Arteleburgh, oo.
Northampton, 4B4.
Irton, Nicholas, 8^.
Isaak, John, 868.
, William, 889.
Isaf, Iseaht. Issaph, Isshaph, co. Oar-
norvon, commote of, 24.
, amobyr, amobyrship of, 196,
242, 449.
, ' wodewardshep in,' 242, 449.
Isak, Leonard, on aHen, 676.
, Peter, an aUen, 649.
Isbrand, Derio, 679.
, John, 679.
Isbrandson, Paul, 560.
Isooed, XJscard [co. Oarmarthen], 416.
, parsoni of. See Oaunton,
Ruchard; Yachan, John.
788
GENEBAL INDEX.
jEooTvaj, See iBgwrfai.
Iseldon. See IsHngtoii.
Iselham. See Isleham.
Isalsteyn. See Ysaelateiiii.
Isfold, BAlph de, count ol Eu, 245.
Isgwrfad, IsconrAy. oo. OamairvoQ,
amobyr of, 196.
lahom, Joiin, king's olerk, 176.
laiiLsteye. See Taselstein.
Isle, Roger, of Sundiridge, 807.
, Wildatam, of Sundridge, 368.
IfltelLam, IseLham, Yestelham [oo. Oam-
bridge], 13, 385.
iBlehampgteed-Glieiiies, Isnainstede [co.
Buckinglham]. 234.
IslewortAi; Istelwortb, Thiatilworth,
Thistylwortih, co. Middlesex, 281.
, abbey of 8B. Sa^ioar, Mary,
and Bridget at, Syon abbey,
243.
, aliens dweHing at, 560, 581.
Isliligton, Iseldon [co. Middkeex], 105.
t Qanonbnry, Oanonesbury, in,
296, 297.
Isnamstede. See Islehampstead-Ghenies.
Issabt, Issaph, Isshapb. See Isaf.
Issilfitayne. See TsseLsPtein.
IstelVoirtli. See Islewortli.
Xsyndorne. See Tsendoom.
Italy, 294.
, merdhante of, attacks on, 199.
Iteghem, Itegaun, Brobanrt, 670.
Itt^rbeok, Uterbek, Brabant, 685.
Ive, Stephen, of Hope, the elder, 391.
, Thomas, 129.
iFOoheiroih. See Ivydhurdb.
Ivell. See Yevell.
Irenale. See fi^enall.
iTenden, Robert, 408.
Ivenet, Joihn, 369.
, William, 389.
lyinghoe, Tvyngo, co. Buckingham, 283.
Ivington, Trenton, oo. Hereford, 377.
IvTO, William de, knight, 530.
Ivychurdi, IrecheiPch, co. Kent, 391.
, priory, co. Wiks, 301.
Ivynson, Tilman, 558.
Iwardby, Iwardeby, Twardby, John,
115, 163, 309.
I , esobeator in Essex,
456, 458, 489.
Iwardeby. See Ewerby; Iwardby.
Iwherst. See Ewhurst.
Iwode, Ywode, Adam, 66, 372.
, , commissioner de vxxUiis
et fostatU, 199. «
Iwys, Rddiard, 227.
Ixnyng, William, 390.
Ixnynge, Lmyngge. See Exning.
Ixworth, Jobn, prebendary of St.
Panopas in St. Paul's Oatliedral,
240.
, prebendary of Coppen-
iiall in St. Miohael's cbipek,
Penkridge, 462.
J
J. (P), archbishop oi Tork (iemp, Wil-
liam I), 362.
Jacob, Humphrey, of Tamworth, 384.
.John, of Sandhurst, co. Kent.
75.
, Peter, 687.
, Robert, 307, 318.
, William, 408.
, , of Southampton, 512.
Jacobi, Thomas, mayor of Cambridge,
614.
JaoobiBBon. Qerard, of Delft, an alien
at Plymouth, 673.
Jacobson, AJnald, 673.
, Gerard, of Delft, an alien in
London, 549.
, Gysbright, 682, 683.
, Henry, 688.
Jacolison, John, 686.
Jacop, James, 648.
Jaoopson, G«nud, from Leyden, an
alien, 686.
, WiUiaan, 669.
JacBon, William, of Haasop, 412.
iS^e^ also Jakson.
Jakeljm, Robert, of Roohfoird, 16.
Jakes, Jakys, Henry, alderman of Nor.
wich, 32,
, John, 426, 432, 626, 621.
, , of Odstone, 310.
, Thomas, 374.
, , of Woner, 384.
Jaket, John, 395.
Jakson, Peter, of Loweswater, 383b
See also Jacson.
Jakys. See Jakes.
James I king of Soots, 105, 198, 206,
369, 691.
, hostages of, 206.
, lettera patent of, 105.
James, John, 664.
, , son of WiUiam, of
Cromer, gentleman, 343.
, Lambert, 576.
GENERAL INDEX.
789
James, aUwt Donne, Lanrenee. See
Boune.
, Luke, 556.
Miohael, panoQ of CShifisel-
borough, 102.
, , parson of Braunston,
102, 121.
, , vicar of Willoughby,
121.
, , parson of PuttenhAm,
454.
, , parson of Berkhamp-
fftead, St. Peter, 454.
, Nicholas, from Delft, an. alieai,
561.
, , from HJaarlem, an
alien, 688.
, £rom Leyen, in Hol-
land, An alien, 557.
, alias Jemys, Peter, burgess and
merohant of Southampton, 480.
, Robert, 39, 448, 451.
, Roland, 585.
, Simon, 557.
, William, 211, 406.
, , Margery wife of, 211,
212.
, , of London, an alien,
OOo.
, of Stockbury, an alien
571.
See alstf Jsmys,
Jamesson, Amald, 553.
Gerard, 563.
Gilbert, 583.
Hawyn, 553.
Hugh, 552.
James, 557.
John, 575.
Matthias, 562.
NiohoJas, 547.
Pardon, 584.
Simon, 566.
WiUiam 537.
Niciiolas, 566.
Peter, 541.
Stephen, 566.
William, of Gbiddingly, 20.
See dl$o James.
Janson, Deryk, 586.
Janyn, James, of Oroydon, 381.
Jaqnetta de LuxemboiLrgJi. See John,
duke of Bedford.
Jay, Thomas, 501.
.Walter, oitiTOn and grocer of
London, 234.
Jaybien, Jayben, Jaibien, Jaybyen,
jiybyn. Join, 197, 200, 201. 219,
220, 274, 279, 300, 301, 363. 470,
472, 474, 476, 527, 592, 606.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 196.
, , steward of the dean
and chapter of Exeter, 358, 359.
Jamys
Jayler, Thomas, 186.
Jaynnes, Simon, of Swell, 229.
Jedburgh, Jedworth, abbey [co. Rox-
burgh], temporalities of, 347,
496.
, abbot and oonrent of, 496.
Jegener, John, of Herringswell, shep-
herd, 168.
Jemson, Guy, 558.
Jemys, Peter. See James.
Jenney, John, 433.
Jenyns, WiUiam, 239.
Jerberd, Thomas, 371.
Jermayn, John, of Little Bentley, hus-
bandman, 159.
Jermyn, John, knight, commissioner to
assess a grant, 137.
Jernemuth. See Yarmouth, Great.
Jensey, island of, 457.
Jerusalem, William, 545.
Jervanx, Jorerall, abbey [oo. York],
192.
Jerveys, John, of Bury St. Edmunds,
511.
, Thomas, of London, 511.
jewels, 143, 153, 205, 339, 340, 353,
414, 426, 463.
, unlicensed exportation of, 132,
200.
.the kinfi's; keeper of. See
Merston, Jonn.
, of cardinal Beaufort, ar3%sted
at Sandwich, 414.
Jews, justices appointed for the custody
of, 421.
Joan, of Navarre, queen of Engkind,
26 119, 141, 205, 206, 239, 244,
262, 335.
, chancery of, 244.
, dower of, 119, 141, 142, 206.
, exclieqner of, 531.
, grants to, 141, 531.
, letters patent of, 196, 244, 262,
265, 266, 326.
Joan, countess of Kent, lady of- Wake,
163.
Jobur, Thomas, paisan of Drayton
Parslow, 85.
Jooe, Isabel, sister of John Derlyng-
ton, 235.
, John, 327, 372.
, Ralph, 375.
, William, 539.
Jooelin, the chaplain, 363.
, Thomas son of, 363.
, , Sarario brotiier of,
363.
Jooep, Richard, 401.
Joel CJuheUus], the chaplain, 176.
790
GENERAL INDEX.
Johan. JohAfDnis, Jolm^ Le^wds., 131,
208, 209, 210, 347, 281, 318, 612,
622, 616.
, , esquire, 69, 868, 400,
488.
, , oommiflsioner to raifie a
loan, 124, 364.
, reoedver-genaral of the
duohy of OornwaU, 203, 266, 266.
, steward of tihe posseB-
sions of the ducihy of Cornwall in
Devon and warden of the stan-
naries there, 299.
, , sheriff of Essex, 65,
, See also John.
John, as ooant of Mortain, 176.
, , oharters of, 43, 77.
, as king of England, 4.
, , charters of, 39, 43, 176,
362, 363.
, !.., the interdict in the
reign of, 423.
John, duke of Bedford, admiral of £2ag.
land, Ac., 6, 32, 37. 38, 62, ^,
186, 203. 222, 226, 248, 267, 260,
265, 268, 270, 296, ^6. 343, 441,
443, 462, 471, 601.
, captain of Calais, 260,
343, 489.
Franoe, 21
>Ternor and regent of
,, oommissiooiear of oyer
and terminer, 353.
, , created earl of Kendal
and duke of Bedford, 298.
, , constable of England,
488, 492, 494, 498, 607, 608, 694.
, , guardian of the £3ast
March towards Scotland, 696.
, , grants to, 297, 298,
631, 682.
, 2 grants to, of gold and
silver mines in Devon and Oomr
waU, 289.
, , grant by, 640.
, , letters patent of, 604.
, , , confirmed, 696.
, , household of, 268, 270.
, , oasftles, Ac., of, re-
ceivors, bailiffs, Ac., of, 61o.
, , possessions of, auditor
general of. See Bepyngton, WiL
Bam.
..., , , issues of, 498,
602.
, , , in Linoolnshire,
Norfolk and Cambridgieshii^e^ re-
ceiver of. See Godyng, WiUiam.
, , in Northum-
Derland, 600.
, ., in Northum-
berland, Yorksnire, Westmore-
land, Lancashire, and the bishop-
ric of Durham, receiver of. See
Bedford, WiQiam.
, , , in Wilts, South-
ampton, Somerset and Dorset,
ceiver of. See Whitehorn,V<^n.
John, duke of Bedford — coni.
, , receiver general of,
604.
, , soldiers of, at Calais,
618.
, , date of death of, 496.
, Jaquetta de Luxem.
IxNirgh wife of, dower of, 488,
616.
John VI, duke of Brittany [1399-1432],
211.
John n, king of Castile, 129.
, ambassadors of, 129.
John, the bastard of Clarence, kni^t,
38, 41, 42, 122.
, constable of Dublin castle, 122.
John, count of Eu, 364.
John of Gaunt, 2nd duke of Lancas-
ter, duke of Aquitaine, 606.
John, abbot of St. Augustine's, Can-
terbury, 48.
, the man of Hugh de Burons,
362.
, nephew of the abbot of St.
Mary's, York. 363.
John ap Harry, Aphory, Elisabeth
wife of, 86, lOS;
ap Gryffith, of Bishop's Castle,
gentlemaoL, 167.
ap Gwylym, vicar of Llanwrst,
322.
ap Bees ap Thomas, 295.
ap l%omas, of Dorston, 377.
, fUius Philippi, 64.
John, Bowen, 64S.
, Laurence, 668.
, Lewis, of Fowey, shipman, 114.
, , vicar of Lawhaden [co.
Pembroke], 286.
, , of West Homdon
(Thomdon), esquire, 114, 6P1.
See ciUo Johan.
, Mark, 537.
, Nicholas, 646.
, Bichard, 129.
, WiUiam, of Bordeaux, mer-
chant, 96.
Johnnisson, John, 673.
Johnson, Adrian, 587.
, Alan, 610.
, Andrew, 679.
., Amald, from Deventer, an
alien, 661.
, , from Trelbright, Gel-
derland, an alien, 684.
, Bartholomew, 685.
, Boniface, 646.
, Clement, 543.
, Cornelius, from Dordrecht, an
alien, 646.
, ,^, from Leffingjie, an
alien, 537.
, Deryk, from Amsterdam, an
alien, 666.
GENERAL INDEX.
791
Johnson — cont .
, Birik, from Haarlem, An alien,
541.
, Diryk, firom SchoUingwoude,
an alien, 542.
, Edmnnd, 563.
, Gerard, of Asihford, an alien,
554.
, , from Julaoh, an alien,
, , of Louyain, an alien,
584.
, ., firom Mae8ey<^, an
alien, 5o4.
, , of Soathwark, gold-
smitii, an alien, 544.
, Gilbert, 561.
, Gilus, 587.
, Guy, 588.
, HMury, from Brusaelfl, am alien,
661.
, , from Goch, an alien,
547.
, , from Qouda, an alien,
573.
, , of Haarlem, an alden,
573.
, , from Medemblik, an
alien, 56^.
, of 'sHertogenbofich, an
alden, 5o4.
, ,, from Tirlemont, an
alien, 585.
, , from Utreoht, an alien,
546.
, Herman, 588.
, Hemald, 581.
, James, from Briel, an alien,
578.
, from Dofrdreobt, an
aJien, 5^.
., , from GAynesbuk'g^,
Holland, an alien, 578.
, , of Heron, Holland, an
alien, 584.
, , from Zeeland, an alien,
576.
.John, fn>m dereBy an alien,
546.
, , from Cologne, an alien,
551.
, , of Dordreoht, an alien,
687.
, , of Hythe, an alien,
554.
, , Of Haxton, 902.
, , from Medemblik, an
alien, 584.
, , from Mimsier, an alien,
54B.
, , from Bomerswaal, an
alien, 557.
, , from Rotterdam, an
alien, 684.
, , from 'sHertogenboecli,
an alien, 564.
, , from ntc«oht. an aUen,
681.
Johnson — cant,
, John Courede, 549.
, Joyoe, 588.
, Leman, 569.
, Maoellus, 546.
, Matthias, 544.
, Michael, 558.
, Nicholas, from Gelderland, an
alien, 569.
, , from Gouda, an alien,
547.
, , from Haarlem, an
alien, 569.
, , f rom Holland, an alien,
546.
, , from Sitton, an alien,
551.
, Paul, 541.
, Peter, from Briel, an alien,
538.
, ,, from Dordrecht, an
alien, 664.
, from Finmark, an
alien, 547.
, , from Gouda, an alien,
562.
, , of Southwark, gold^
smith, an alien, 563.
, Reginald, of Enkhuizen, an
alien, 662
, , from Zieiriksee, an
alien, 674.
, Richard, from Haamstede, an
alien, 566.
, , of Tonbridge, 381.
.Robert, of London, merchant,
251.
, , of Scarborough, 302.
, Roland, 560.
, Roger, smith, 129.
, Sibrand, 681.
, Simon, 641.
, Stephen, 662.
, Tanoard, 646.
, Thomae, 236.
, William, 108.
, , of Blakeney, an alien,
574.
, , of Kelby, husbandman,
436.
, ,of Southampton, habw-
daaher, an alien, 546.
, , of Southwark, oord-
wainer, an alien, 565.
, Wolff, 64B.
, Wynrik, 660.
Johnsone, Matthew, alien, 672.
Joly, Thomas, 9.
Jolyf, Benedict, citioen and. chandler
of Norwich, 234.
, Edward, 12.
, Thomas, 594.
Jolyff, Thomas, of Carlton Rode, hus-
bandman, 486.
Jolypas or Jolypace, Henry, clerk,
• 215, 697.
792
GENERAL INDEX,
JoQ, AmAld, 567.
, Bartholomew, 667.
, William, 667.
Jones, John, <^ Holcot, oo. NortliAmp-
toQ, dork, 487.
, Peter, 543.
, Roger, olefk, 431.
Joneson, Arnold, 648.
, G«rajd, 549.
, Herman, of Boiteidam, 561.
, William, 638.
Jonesson, Adrian, 667.
, Frank, 586.
, Gk>dfrey, of Lewes, an alien,
553.
, , of London, an alien,
664.
, Harman, 660.
, Isbrand, from Haarlem, an
alien, 577.
, , fixvn Leyen, Holland,
an alien, 587.
.James, of Shepland, an alien,
o67.
, , of SoufUiampton, an
alien, 5m,
, John, of Becolee, an alien, 667.
, , of Boston, an alien,
649.
, , of OoloheBter, an alien,
560.
, , of Rochester, an alien,
568.
, , of Winehelsea, an
alien from Naarden, 566.
, , of WinchelBea, an alien
from Skevelombek, 587.
, Mibhael, 561.
, Peter, from Haamstede, an
alien, 672.
, from Haarlem, an
aUen, 6o5.
, Reymer, 558.
, Richard, from Alkmaar, an
alien, 554.
, from Amheim, an
alien, 543.
, , f rom Holland, an fdien,
564.
, , of Oldenerp, an alien,
561.
Jonkenson, William Thomson, 92.
Jonson, Edmund, 410.
, EUas, 554.
, Gerard, 314.
, ., from Haarlem, an
alien, 579.
, , of Newmbus, Brabant,
an alien, 680.
, , from Tsselstein, an
alien, 567.
, Henry, 661.
, Herman, fiom RecklingihauBen,
an alien, 565.
, Hermann, from Waspik, an
alien. 661.
JooBon — cowt.
, Hilbrand, 560.
, Hugt, 562.
, James, of Bow, co. Middlesex,
an alien, 549.
, , of Colchester, an alien,
560.
, Laurence, 548.
.Peter, of London, an alien,
o67.
, , of Sandwich, an alien.
543.
, Philip, of Schiedam, an alien,
584.
, , f rom Stronsay, Orkney
an alien, 585.
, Pope, 586.
, Reginald, 547.
, WUHam, 411.
Jony, John, of Ruddington, 293.
Jonys, John, 61.
Jonysson, Henry, 575.
Joos, John, derk, 90.
Jope, James, late panon of Plymtree
88.
Jordane, William, 73.
Jordanson, Simon, 651.
Jorevall abbey. See Jerraux.
Joiryerth ap Jevan, vicar of Abergele,
2.
Jorysfihe, John, 566.
Joee, John, 572.
Josseson, John, 566.
Jounesson, Maurice, 556.
Jourdeley, John, 398.
Joumee, Nicholas, captain of the town
of AbbeviQe. 162.
Jouster, Roger, 393.
, Walter, 393.
Joye, John, 61, 406.
, , citisen and cihandier of
London, 96.
, Riohard, of Qolley in Priors
Dean, husbandman, 292.
Joynonr, John, ciiisen and ironmon-
ger <^ London, 7, 161.
Joyntour, John, clerk, 345.
, William, 397.
Joys, Niohdaa, 574.
Judde, John, 391.
, Thomas, 375.
, William, of 9t. Ires, 375.
Juddescroft. See Sutton.
Julioh, Guluk, 541.
Juirdan, John, 393.
, , of Filgrare, the
younger, husbandman, 166.
, Niohdiui, 551.
, William, 480.
Jurdanson, Qerard, 667.
Justice, John, 371.
GENERAL INDEX.
798
Jayn, Gnne, Joha, 60, 129, d59, 616,
616, 620. 624, 625, 626.
,. , knsi^t, 118, 275, 309,
426, 473, 528, 609, 624, 626.
, , oommiflsioiner to raise
a loan, 51, 68, 127, 354.
, , oommisBioiier of gsudl
delivery, 72.
, , oommisBioaier of oyer
and terminer, 131, 219. 273, 358,
361, 427. _
, , oommissiainer de wallUs
et fossatis, 199.
, , chief bairan of the
JBxoliequer, 74, 265, 259. 347.
, , ohief justice of the
Bench, 493, 501, 588, 592.
K
Kalehelle. See Calehill.
Kampen, Oampe^ OamTOs, Oampon,
in bishopric of Utrecht, 545,
547, 570, 573.
Karbroke. See Oarbrooke.
Eardoill. See Garlisle.
Kargomet, Brittany, 218, 221.
Karlell, Earlioll, Karliolo. See Oar-
lisle.
KarMe, John, prior of St. MarVs,
Tickford, 91.
, Robert, commissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
Kamuupdyn. jSfee Carmarthen.
Katherine, queen of England. See
Catherine.
SLaukyn. John, of Bromley, farmer,
318.
Kay, Richard, pareon of Thursford, 192.
, , parson of Bexweil,
afterwards of All Saints, Willing-
ham, 592.
, Roger, attorney, 57.
Kayleflthorp. See Cabthorpe.
Kaynell, Richard, 383.
Eayngbam. See Keyingham.
Kaynot. See Quesnoy, le.
Kays, John, of Great Oakley, servant,
99.
, Richard, 367.
KebbyU, KebyU, KybbeU, KybbyU,
John, 396.
, , of Sandwich} mer-
chant, alias citizen and fish-
monger of London, 268, 284.
, Waker, 506.
Keche, Iliomas, 61.
Kecfaebryght, John, 566.
' Kede, John, 473.
, William, of Bishop's Oastle,
yeoman, 167.
, See also Kyde.
Kedermynstre. See Kidderminster.
Keevil, Kyvele Ceo. Wilts], 344, 497.
Kelby, Keleby, co. Lincoln, 436.
Keklerman, John. 580.
Keleby. iSfee Kelby.
Keleby, Thomas de, parson of Mable-
thorpe, 303, 436.
Kelestake. See Galstook.
Kelet, Nicholas, chaplain, 492.
, William. 383.
Kelham, Kellum, Keilom, co. Notting-
ham, 365, 409.
Kelk, CO. York, 168.
Kelk, Kelke, John, 32, 33.
, Roger, 93.
, WiUiam, 92.
, , of Bametby, 92.
Kellowe, William, 405.
Keflum. See S^elham.
Kellum, Kelom, James, 485.
, , Katharine, alias Kath-
arine Wright, wife of, 485.
, John, of Kelham, 366, 409.
, Robert, of Newark, 409.
, William, of Kelham, 366.
Keilly, John, parson of Camborne, 695.
, , dean of Craotock (St.
Carantoc), 457.
, , parson of Miobaelstow,
457.
, Warin, of Lananta (PLelant),
CO. Cornwall, *bailly,' 87.
Kelom. See Kelham ; Kellum.
Kelon, John, of Spalding, husbandman,
219.
Kelsey, South, South Kelsay, co. Lin-
coln, 438.
Kelsham, John, 388.
Kelredon, Kelweden, oo. Essex, 267.
, FiloUeshaU in, 267.
Kelynge. Robert, of Wolverhampton,
Kelyngwoorth. See Kenilworth.
Kemes, E^emmoys [oo. Pembroke],
abbey of St. Dogmael, 120.
Kemee. John, esquire, and Margaret
his wife, 367.
, , derk, 367.
, Maurice, 367.
See alio Kemmys.
Kemesyn, Kemesyng. See Kemsing.
Kemmer, abbot and oonrent of, grants
to, 88.
Kemmoys. See Kernes.
Kemmys, John, 373.
See dUo Kernes.
794
GENERAL INDEX-
Kemp, Aka, of Hialbertoft in Wil-
loagjiby, tailor^ 234.
John. ctrohbiBlLop of York,
papal legate ri426-l4.51], 4, 27,
34. 37, 110^ 123, 144u 147, 247,
258, 259, 273, 287, 352, 353, 378,
409, 437, 462, 498, 598, 617, 616, <
627, 628. ,
, , oominiaBionor to raise I
a loan, 353, 529, 530.
, commissioiDer de vxiUiis
et faasaHSy 280.
, , chaB/cellor, 110, 207,
213, 255, 349, 437.
, , amb'asaador to the
GenemaL Council of Baale, 248.
, , enyoy to Arras, 462.
, , demise by, 287.
, , letters patent of, 144.
, , lioenoe to, to found
obantry of St. Gkrcwory and
frammar soihool at Wye, 189,
90.
, , to erect ool-
lege of SS. Qregory and Martin
at Wye, 218.
, , Louseihold of, fish for,
213.
Kempe, Henry, alien, 584.
, Nicholas, alien, 584.
, Oste, alien, 563.
, Peter, alien, 576.
, Ralph, panon of Boughton,
46.
, , parson of Haddiscoe,
46.
, , of Weston, co. Suffolk,
clerk, 94.
.Robert, parson of Langley [go.
Kent], 48, 49, 283.
, Thomas, 151.
Kempen, Oampyn, in Almain, 549, 571.
Eempercarantyn, Kemperooventyn. See
Quimper-Corentin.
Kempsey. Kemseye, oo. Woroester,
, paxBon of. See Moleyns, Mas-
ter Adam.
Kempsey, John, 515.
Kempstere, Margiaret, 10.
Kempston, oo. Bedford, 488.
Kempston, John, 572.
, Thomas, 284.
Kempten, Kempton, Almain, 569.
Kempton, Coldekenyngton, Kenyng-
ton, oo. Middlesex, 207.
, manor of, 602.
Kemaeye. See Kempsey.
Kemsine, Kemesyn, Kemesyng, co.
Kent, 391.
, an alien dwelling at, 536.
Kemster, William, 394.
Kenardynlle. See Kinnerley.
Kenarton, Kynerton ( P Kenardington,
oo. Kent), aliens dwelling at,
582, 5B8.
KendaL Kendale, Kirkeby in Kendide,
Kyrkeby Kendale, oo. Westmop^-
land, 42, 131, 144. 234.
, archers to be mustered in, 131.
, lordship of, 540.
, , lands of. in cos. Lan-
caster and York. 540.
.earl of. See John, duke of
Bedford.
Kendale, John, 373.
Robert, 334.
, Stephen, of Lostwithiel, gen-
tleman, loO.
, Thomas, of Lostwithiel, gentle-
man, 165.
Kene, Hugh, 63.
, John, 559.
, , of Enfidd, yeoman,
487.
, , Agnes wife of, 487.
, niomas, of Hodflon, husband-
man, 91.
, , of Horsendon, 396.
, William, 374.
, , of Dodbroc^, tuoker,
133.
Kenefare. See Kinfare.
Kenet, Niohoilas, 390.
, William, of Bonnington, 391.
Kenilworth, Kelyngworth, Kenilie-
worth, Kenylworth, oo. War-
wick, 7, 17.
lJ^"^"* ^^' 'Sfee Kydermynster,
Inomas.
Keule, Thomas, of Southwark, eequire,
380.
KeuUes [oo. Radnor], oastle and k>rd-
ship of, 514.
Kenn, Ken, oo. Devon, 602.
Kennin^all, Kenynghale [co. Norfolk],
Kennington, Kenyngton, oo. Kent, 390.
, , Ooningsbrook, Oony-
broke, in, 390.
, 00. Surrey, the king's manor
of, 80.
, steward of. See Hase-
ley, Thomas.
Kennynges, John, 270.
Kenote, Holland, 667.
Kenorill. See Knoril.
Kenirath, John, chaplain, 64.
Kensale. See Kinsale.
Kensii^iyon. oo. Middleaez, manor of,
Kent, county of, 23, 140, 228, 251, 317,
359, 368, 388, 418, 419. 420, 425,
458, 474.
, barons of , 172.
, coasts of, 303.
, commissioners of array in, 519.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 124, 353, 528.
, commissioners to assess a onant
in, 140.
, concealments in, 526.
GENEBAL INDEX.
795
KeoLtf oounty of — cont.
, corn exported from, 4.
, escapes from prisoxus in, 474.
, eacheator in, 109, 109, 121,
246, 262. 260, 344, 369, 460, 463.
iSfee alw Aime, Alexander ; Gappes,
Robert; Feriby, John.
, inquisitions in, 359, 427, 470,
528.
, issues of, 285, 540.
, justices of tihe peace in, 167,
246, 326, 618, 619. See also
Martin, John.
, justices of oyer and terminer
m, 167, 246.
, kni^jts of shire for, 140. See
also Hante, William; Ferye,
John; Wodeville, Bibbard.
, knights' fees in, 140.
lands of Ghristchurch, Canter-
bury, in, 420.
, loan to be raised in, 50.
oath against maintaining peace
oreakers to be taken in, 968.
, outlawries in, 6, 16, 16., 17, 87,
91, 93, 161, 167, 168, 170, 228,
230, 232, m, 307, 311, 318, 826,
433, 437, 439, 440, 444, 447, 477,
486, 492, 692.
, ports of, 130, 202, 277.
, sheriff of, 23, 60, 109, 124, 140,
244, 284, 286, 303, 353, 425, 474,
519, 628.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assiginmant of, 60, 120.
, thanes of, 416.
, treasons and felonies in, 618.
, trespasses, Ao., in, 303.
, countess of. See Joan.
Kent, Konte, Enot, 168.
, John, 68, 95, 367.
, , €^ Papworth St. Agnes,
386.
, Nidhoias de, 597.
Bichaard, of liHton Keynes,
nusbandman, 434.
, Robert, 407.
, , of Ormsby, 61.
, Boger, 397.
, Simon, 403.
, Thomas, husbandman, 134.
, , parson of Alvesoott,
193.
Kenton, Kyn^ton, co. Northumberland,
170.
Kentwode, John, esquire, 402.
, Master Reginald, dean of St.
Paul's, London, 23, 192, 446, 464.
, , Yioar-geneoral of the
bishop of Londcm, 192, 454.
, , archdeacon of London,
697.
Kenulph's Gross, KenulfiBton, oo. Lin-
coln, 606, 606.
Kenwalmeraho. See KiUamanh.
Kenylworth. See Eendlworth.
Kenyng^ale. See Kenninghall.
Kenyng^ue, William, woodward of the
oommote of Ardwdwy, 144.
Kenyngton. See Kempton; Kenning-
tOQ.
Ker, William atte, of Shipdam, 28.
Kerby, William, keeper of the king's
lions within the Tower of London,
615.
Kercolston. iSfee Oar-Oolston.
Kerdeston, Thomas, knight, 41, 352,
404, 621.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 124.
Kerdyngton. See Cardington.
Keroby, William, 388.
Kerlere, Anthony, 642.
Kermerden, Kermerdyn. See Oarmar-
then.
Kerrier. Kerryer, Kyryer, hundred, oo.
Cornwall, 276.
, stajmary of, 447.
, , baiUff of. See Oon-
freve, Thomas ; Hardewyk,
oilm.
KereaJton. See Oanshalton.
Kersaud, William, master of the
Nostre JDame, of Dieme, 300.
Keroeman, Tilman, 649.
Kersey, co. Suffolk, 591.
Kertelenge. See Kirtling.
K^rryle, John, of Seohe, yeoman, 97.
, Robert, 407.
, Thomas, 406.
Kerwedras. See Oaer Wedros.
Kerye, John, 398.
Kessingland, Kess^glond, oo. Suffolk,
aliens dwelhng at, 573, 674.
Kesteren. See Lincoln county, Keste-
ven in.
Kestren. See Oastem.
Kete, John, 404.
Ketelbi, Gec^rey de, 363.
Keterioh, John, of Beaoh, 386.
.Richard, dtisea and grocer of
London, 97.
Ketermynstre. iSfee Kidderminster.
Keteryng, John, chaplain, 68.
Keteryngham. See Ketteringham.
Ketford. Richard, citiaen and* saddler
or London, 94.
Keton. See Kettoo.
Ketteringham, Keteryngham, oo. Nor-
fom,9.
Ketton, Keton, co. Rutkmd, 870, 484.
Ketn. See Leqneitio.
Ketyll, Geoffrey, of Becxdee, baxter,
41, 124.
KeTermoad. See Kirmond.
796
GENERAL INDEX.
Keret, Ob>«r, 407.
Eewo(rth. See Key worth.
Kexby^ Kexbjfery^ oo. Tork, 306.
Keye. Bicbard, 411. •
Keyingham, Kayngbam, oo. York, 142.
Keynee, Nioholafi, esquire, 389.
Keynesham, John, 239.
, Robert, bedell of the University
of Oxford, 239.
Keys, GUbert, 367.
, , of Spondom, 412.
, Richard. 412.
Key worth, Keworth, co. Nottingham,
293.
Kibworth, Kybworth foo. Leioeeter],
13.
Kidderminster, Kedermynstre, Keter-
mynstre, co. Woinoester, 228,
233, 239, 435.
hideUis, commissionB de, 132, 303, 350,
356, 527.
KidlinfftoQ, Gudlyngton, oo. Oxford,
, an alien dwelling at, 577.
Kiel, Kyle m Weetland [Schleewig-
Holstein], 556.
Kieldrecht, Kydrygjht, Brabant, 586.
Kigh^e, Kighley. See Kyghley.
Kidbam, Kilboume, oo. York, 169.
Kiloombe. See C&lycwm.
Kilgaren. See Oilgeirran.
Kilham, Killom, oo. York, 275.
Killamarsh, Kenwalmerabo. Kynwal-
mersah. co. Derby, 367, 411.
Killom. See Kilham.
Killula^, Kylweylagh [oo. West-
meath], 332.
Killyngjholm, John, 264.
Killyeatf, John, of Fishley. yeoman,
late farmer of Wickhampton,
306.
Kilpeck, Kilpek, co. Hereford, 27.
, oastle of, 27.
Kilflby, Kyldeaby, Kyllesby, oo. North-
ampton., 229, 306.
Kilton, Oulveton, oo. Somereeft, 99.
Kilvington, Soath, Kilyyngton by
Thresk, Kylwyngton, oo. York,
187, 228.
, parson of. See Kyng, John;
Swetyng, William.
Kimble,' Kymbell, oo. Bnckingham,
397, 398, 614.
Kimbolton, Kymbalton, oo. Hunting-
doQ, 375, 376.
Kinderton, Kyndyrton, oo. Cheeter,
289.
Kinfare. Ken^are, Kynefare [oo. Staf-
ford], 331.
, foireBt of, 331.
, , nmger in. See Hampu
ton, John..
King's Benoh, the, 101.
, chief justice of. See Cdieyne,
WiUiam.
, MaraJbalsea prison of. See
MarBhalsea.
See dUo Henry IV, Henry V,
Henry VI, King's Bench of.
Kingsbridge, Kyngesbrisge Kyngea-
brug^[co. Devon]72i, 128, 133,
Kingsbury, Kyxweebury, oo. Warwick,
384.
King's Cliff, Cliff [oo. Northampton],
park of, 262.
^ keeper of. See Mer-
Dury, Nicholas.
Kingsdown, Kyngesdoune, oo. Kent,
85.
jparson of. See Aykeooogh,
Richard; Smyth, William.
Kingsland, Kyngeslane, oo. Hereford,
182, 514.
^paiTBon of. See Bosom, John;
Hanalape, Henry.
King's Langley. See Langley, King's.
King's Meadow, near Newcastle-on-
line, 254.
Kingsthorpe, Kvngesthorp, oo. North-
ampton, hospital of the Holy
Trinity, 121.
, , master of. See Greyby,
John.
Kingston, Kyng^on, oo. Cambnidge,
, , parson of. See Bray-
ton, Richard.
, Kyngeston, co. Devon, 94.
, Kynston, oo. Nottingham, 191,
293.
, Kyngeston, co. Southampton,
471.
, Kyngeston by Yerele [oo.
Somerset], 11, 243, 270.
Kingston Blount, Kyngeston, oo. Ox-
ford, 395.
•
Kingston Lifile, Kyngeston. Lyle, co.
Berks, 402.
Kingston Russell, Kyngeston RaaeeU,
CO. Dorset, 368.
, ., free chapel of, advow-
son of, 368.
Kingston upon Hull, Kyngeston upon
Hull, oo. York, 13, 21, 87. 166,
170, 231, 294, 296, 312, 357, 471,
510, 619, 599.
, Carthusian house of St.
Miohael by, prior and monks of,
599.
, lioenoe to ship com to, 327.
, mayor of, 357.
, mayor and bailiffs of, 129, 295.
, mayor, bailiffs and burgesses
of, 141.
, merohaots of, 202.
, Myton near, 599.
GENERAL INDEX.
797
Eingston upon 'H.vJl—cont,
, port of, 129.
, , commission to arrest
ships in, 534.
, , customs and subsidies
in, 191, 206, 224, 369, 451.
, , , coniroUers of.
See Hesyll, John; Steton, John.
, , , gau^sirs of. See
Ludlowe, William ; Newton,
Thomas.
, , deputy butler in. See
Sutton, Hiamo.
J , suiToyoirs of the search
m. See Alnewyk, Robert; Bur-
ton, John; Don, Hugh; Thorp,
William.
, .., wool eizported from,
206.
, ships of, 935.
Kingston-upon-Thames, Kyngeston, oo.
Surrey, 380, 381.
, aliens dwelling at, 648, 549,
651, 560, 563, 581.
, bailiffs and good men of, 462.
, bridge of, 462.
, pontage at, 462.
Kingswear, Kyngeewere, Kyngeewenre,
Kynjcgeswere, co. Devon., 133,
164, 166, 202, 203, 357, 431, 473,
608.
Kinley, Kynley Too. Qlouoeeter],
chantry of, 204.
(in Lecton), oo. Hereford, 178.
Kinnerley, Kenardynlle [co. Salop],
ELinnersley, Kynardesley, co. Heirefard,
177.
, Ailey, Ayley, in, 178.
Eannertoo, Kynwarton [oo. Salop],
446.
, parson of. See Ck>kke6, John.
KinsaJe, Kensale [co. Cork], 35.
Kinyer, Kynnyfare, oo. Stafford, 436.
Kippax. Kipas, co. York, 313.
Kirby Bellars, Kirkby upon Wrethek
[Wreak], [oo. Leicester], chapel
of St. Peter at, oonyentt of, 516.
, , letters patent to, con-
firmed, 516.
, , prior of. See Dalby,
Henry.
Kirby Cane, Kyrkeby Came, co. Nor-
folk, 486.
Kixby le Soken., Kirkeby, co. Basex, 6.
Kirohebi, Ralph de, 363.
Kirdford, co. Sussex, Shillingjee,
Shullynglegh park in, 319.
Sjxk Ireton, Kyrke Ireton, co. Derby,
413.
.parson of« See Stanley,
Ralph.
Kirkby, Kirkeby, Kyrkeby, oo. Lin-
coln, 151, 382.
, Scrembyhalle in, 148.
Kirkby, South, Southekirkeby, co.
York, 93, 433.
Kirkby in A^hfield, Kirkeby in Ashe-
feld, Kyrkeby in Ai^hfeld [co.
J^ottingham], 67, 253.
, parson of. See Baldyng,
Thomas; Prentoft, Robert.
ELirkby Knowle, Kirkeby under Knolle,
oo. York, church of, 106.
Kirkby MaLseard, Kirkeby Malesart,
oo. York, 260.
Kirkby-fauper-Bauij Kirkeby upon
Bayn, oo. Linooln, 146, 149, 161,
162.
Kirkby Thore, Kyrkebythore, Kyrkevy-
thore, CO. Westmoreiand, 33.
Kirkby-under-IMe, Kirkeby in Hnn-
doldale, oo. York, 364.
, rector of. See Nesse, William
de.
Kirkby upon Wrethek. See Kirby
Bellara.
Kirkby Wharf, Kirkeby upon Wharf,
oo. York, 257, 258.
Kirkebride, Richard de, 383.
Kirkeby, oo. Essex. See Elirby le
Soken.
Kirkeby, Kyrkby, Kyrkeby, Henry, of
Skelton, husbandman, 227.
, John, 375, 610, 618.
, , commissioner to^aasess
a grant, 140.
, , oommjasioner de Jddel'
lis, 356.
, .......... of Reading, 403.
, , lister of York, 29.
, Richard, brewer of London,
18.
, of Danby Wiske, hus-
oaoidman, 92.
, Roger, prior of St. Bees, 383.
, Thomas, 247.
, WUMam, 474.
, , commissioner de kidd-
lis, 350.
, Master -William, chaplain of
the chantry of St. John, the Bap.
tist in St. Mary, Aldermary
church, London., 321, 322.
Kirkebv in Asshefeld. See Kirkby in
Ashfield.
Kirkeby in Hundoldale. See Kirkby-
under-Dale.
Kirkeby in Kendale. See Kendal.
Kirkeby under KnoUe. See Kirkby
Knowle.
Kirkeham. See Kirkham.
Kirkelev^yngton. See Leavington,
Kirk.
Kirkostall. See Kirkstall.
Earketon, Kyrketon, Alan, abbot of
Thomey, 457.
, John de, knight, 148, 149, 160,
151, 152.
, William, of Fawkham, 391.
KirketoDi in Hoknd. See Kirton.
798
GENERAL INDEX.
Earkhajn. Kirkyaham, oo. Derom, 431,
432.
, KirkfiSiAm [co. Tork], prior of,
62.
Kirkham, Eirkeham, Joihn, of SJionley,
esquire, 164, 165.
, Robert, 166, 309. 514.
Kirkland, Eyrkeland [oo. Cumber,
land], 496.
, parson of. See Fetlier, Thomas.
Eirkley, Kirkefe, Kyrkeley [co. Suf-
folk], 8.
, ohuroli of, 602.
, port of, 240.
2 , dhief butler's deputy
m. See Elys, Richard.
Eirkstall, Kyrkestall, co. York. St.
Mary's abbey, abbot of, 62, 89.
Eirkstead, Evrksbede, co. Lioooln,
abbey, Richard, abbot of, 439.
Kirkysham. See EirkhAm.
ELirmoud, Kerermoad [oo. Linooloi],
65.
Eimforth. See Oarnforth.
Kirtling, Kertelengo, co. Cambridge,
Kirton in HoUand, Eirketon in
Holaiud, Eyrketon in Holand,
EyrtoQ, CO. Lincoln, 19, 439,
448.
•., alien dwelddng at, 576.
, in Lindsey, Eyrketon in
Lyndeeey, oo. Lincoln, 82, 103,
236.
, , parson of. See Eirton,
Alan.
, oo. NottinghAm, 409.
[oo. Suffoik], 61.
Earton or Eyrton, AUn, clerk, parson
of Broughton, or of Eirton, oo.
Lincoln, 236.
, GUbert,.159.
, John, 142.
, WiMdam, 221, 405.
Eisehrekeon, Arnald, 550.
Enaith, Enayth [co. Lincoln], 115.
.parson of. See Haldeby,
Ridhard ; VioaiB, Robert atte.
Enappe, Thomas, of Glyndon, tucker,
57.
Enaytli. See Enaith.
EneeeaU, Eneeale, Enesall, oo. Not-
tingham, 169, 486.
Eneeswortli, Eneseworth, Eneswortih,
oo. Cambridge, 298, 385, 387.
Eneeswortli, Eneseworth, Enesworth,
John, 88, 160, 456.
, , of Eneeeworth, 385.
Enesall. j^ee Eneesall.
Eneseworth, Enesworth. See Enees-
worth.
Eneton, Henry, esquire, 412.
, Robert, 412.
, Thomas, of Miroastan, 412.
Eneyett, Thomas, esquire, 401.
Enighton, Enysihtan [co. Radnor],
lordsihip or, 514.
Enights Elnham', Envgihtys Bnam, oo.
Southampton, 483.
Enobelle, Thomns, 378.
Enokferg^. See Oanickferg^us.
Enoklas. See Enucklas.
Enolle. See Enowle.
Enolle, John, 73.
Endles, John, 391.
, Thomas, the younger, 215.
, , citizen of London, 78.
, , citisen and grocer of
London, 237.
Enope, John, 563.
Enot, John, 5.
Enottesford, John, esquire, 372.
E^nottyng, John, 310.
Enoute, John, of 6a3rton, husband-
man, 144.
Enovil, Eenovill, Bogo de, 34.
Enovile, Thomas, citizen of London,
313.
Enovyle, William, esbheator in Hert-
ford, 276.
Enowle, Enolle, co. Wiarwick, 385.
Enucklas. Enoklas [co. Radnor], castle
ana lordship of, 514.
Enyght, Enyghte, Henry, citizen and
dyor of London, 165.
, John, 394, 405.
, , of Hanslope, 397.
, , bailiff of Svrewsbury,
470.
, RichAid, 359.
, of Oundle, 8.
, , chapman or merchant,
450.
, , of Reigate, 381.
, of Stelling, 391.
, Robert, of Oundle, merohant,
91.
, Thomas, of Hanslope, 397.
, William, of Chesterton, 386.
, , of Stamford, dn^r,
90, 447.
Enyghtley, Richard, 9, 529, 622.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, so., 50, 125.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
, Robert, 622.
Enyghton. See Enighton.
Enyghtys Bnam. See Enights Enham.
Enyth, John, of Landbeadh, 386.
Enyret, John, knight, 19, 523.
Eoesfeld, Corsfeld, Westphalia, 681.
Eokirmouth. See Oockormoath.
Eolberg, O^baurgh, Pomerania, 663.
Eruiningen, Orewenyng, Crynnyng,
Zeeland, 554, 582, 687.
EuUeben, John, merohant of tlie
Teutonio Hanae, 201.
GENERAL INDEX.
799
Kybbas, Joiin, meroihAnt of Torkshire,
618.
Kybbell, KybbyU. See KebbyU.
Kybe, John, 403.
B:ybw<xrtlh. 8ee Kibworth.
Kyohyn, Robert del, of Bairden, 311.
Kyd. See Kyde.
Kydderowe, John, of Barrifiistcfa, oo.
Somerset, 'chiyaler/ 94.
Kyde, Kede, Kyd, •WiUdam, 128, 133,
202. • > » ^
, , of Bxmoutli, 608.
, , master of the baflinger
la Trinite, of Exmouth, 128.
See also Kede.
KydeHiam, John, 61.
Kydermynster, Thomas, prior of Kenil-
worth, 482.
Kydryght. See Kieldiredht.
KyggyH, Jolin, of Toddimgton, 374.
Kyghl^, Ki^le, Kiehley, Kyghle,
Kyghele, Henry de, 379.
, Joiin, knight, 38, 42, 78, 625.
» , of Walton, knight,
379. > 6" ,
, , of Walton, the
younger, 381.
, Henry de, 379.
, William, parson of St. Mary
Stnand, London, 321.
, , of Walton, esquire,
380.
Kylberry, John, mayor of Dublin, 535.
Kylbam, William, of Stanford on Soar,
293.
KylDombe. See Oilycwm.
Kyklesby. See Kiilsby.
. Kyle in Weetland. See Kiel.
Kyllesby. See Kilsby.
Kyllyngham, Alexander, 313.
Kylweylagh. See Killula^.
Kylwyngton. See Kilvington, South.
Kymbalton. See Rimbolton.
Kymbell. See Kimble.
Kymbell, John, 397.
Kyme, oo. Lincoln, 7, 382.
Kyme water, co. Linooin, 607.
Kyme, John, 303, 620.
J , commissioner de toaUiis
et fossatisj 128, 273.
> , oommifisiooer to assess
a grant, 139.
f , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 352.
Kymer, Master Gilbert, chAncellor of
Oxford University, 623.
Kympton, John, vintner of London,
19.
Kynardesley. See Kinneraley.
Kynoetcm, Griffin, 408.
Kynch, Tliomas, 392.
Kyndegot, WilKem, parson of Nutfield
696.
Kynder, Hugh, tailor of London, 18.
E^yndyrton. See Kinderton.
Kynefare. See Kinfare.
Kynerton. See Kenorton.
Kyneton. See Kenton.
Kyng,- Kynge, Heniry, 367.
, John, 293, 806.
, , chaplain, 597.
, , of Abingdon, the youn-
ger, chapman, 169.
, of Cinenoetfteir, chap.
man, 163.
, , chaplain, pafson of
Brougham, 1^, 187, 453.
, , vicar of Grosthwaite,
453.
) , pairson of Ohelsfield,
167.
, , of Harrowden, 374.
, , parson of South KU-
vington, 187, 228.
, , son of John of Sail,
yeoman, alias John Sialle of Bris-
tol, mercer, 90.
, , from Polburn, West-
phalia, an alien, 579.
, , from Vagihtondon, Gel.
derland, an alien, 584.
, Nicholias, of Glastonbury, 211,
212.
, , Isabel wife of, 211,
212.
, Robert, 163.
, Thomas, of London, ship-
wright, 415.
, Walter, the younger, of Hatley
St. George, 387.
, William, 371.
, , fisher, 213.
, , of Brill, dark, 308.
, , of 00. Northampton,
95.
Kyngesbrigge. See Kingsbridge.
Kyngesbromley. See Bromley, King's.
Kyngesbrugge. See Kingsbridge.
Kyngescote, John, 373.
Kyngesden wasren. See Porchester.
Kyngesdoune. See Kingsdown.
Kyngeslandeley. See Langley, Bang's.
Kyngeslane. See Kingsland.
Kyngeslond, Thomas, 399.
Kyngesnoth, John, citisen and wax-
chandler of London, 181, 241.
, , Joan wife of, 181. 241.
Kyngeson, Adam, aitisein of York, 364.
Kyngesson, Robert, 17.
, William, 413.
Kyngesthorp. See Kinggthorpe.
Kyngeston. See Kingjaton; Kingston
Blount; KLngston-upon-Thames ;
Kyngston.
Kyngeston Lyle. See Kingston Lisle.
Kyngeston Russell. See Kingston
RasBetl.
800
GENERAL INDEX.
Kyngeston upon Hall. See EingiBton
upon Hull.
Kyngeswere, Eyngeeweirre, Kynggefi-
weare. See Kkigswear.
Kymgiswalcbn. See Welden, King's.
Kyngstoftt. See Kingston.
Kyngston, Kyngeeton, Richard, dean
of St. George's, Windflor, 46.
, Robert, of Bartlow, 385.
, Thomas, kBight, 112.
, , of Bishop's Lydeard,
CO. Somerset, gentleman, 487.
Kyngton, Master John, clerk, 274.
KynJey. See Kinley.
Kynnesbury. See Kingsbury.
Kynnyfare. See Kinver.
Kynston. See Kingston.
Kynton, Jothn, 481.
Kynwalmeraslh. See Killamaireih.
Kynwairton. See Kinnertooi.
Kypax, Thomas, chaplain, 227.
Kyppyng, Simon, of Walsoken, yeo-
man, 227.
Kyriell, Kyryell, John, the elder,
knight, 1^.
, , John son of, 109.
.-, , Alice wife of,
100.
> , , Joan daughter
of, wife of John Wykee, lOO.
, NichoJas, knigjit, 109.
, Stephen, 391.
, Thomas, knight, oommiasioner
of airay, 72.
, of Kent, knight, son of
William Kyrdell, kniSit, 109,
110. *
, William, kni^t, son of Nich-
olas Kyriell, knight, 109.
Kyrkbride, Kyrkebryd, Adam de, 496.
, Thomas, . person of St. Giles,
WincheLsea, 603.
Kyrkby. See Kirkeby.
Kyrke, Richard atte, 37, 41, 73.
, , Joan wife of, 37, 41,
73. y > y
, , William son of, 37, 41,
73.
Kyrke Iroton. See Kirk Ireton.
Kyrkebryd, Thomas. See Kyrkbride.
Kyrkeby. See Kirkby; Kirkeby.
Kyrkeby Came. See Kirby CSane.
Kyrkeby Kendale. See Kendal.
Kyrkebythore. See Kirkby There.
Kyrkeland. See Kirkland.
Kyrkeley. See Blirfcley.
Kyrkestall. See Kirkstall.
Kyrketon. See Kirketon.
Kyrketon in Lyndesey. See Kirton in
lindsey.
Kyrkevythore. See Kirkby Thore.
Kyrkham, John, of Shenley, gentle-
man, 436.
Kyrkatede. See Kirkstead.
Kymban, Dennis, chaplain, 65.
Kyrtlyng, John, clerk, 368.
Kyrton. See Kirton.
Kyryell, Stephen. See Kyriell.
Kyryer. See Kerrier.
Kjrvele. See Keevil.
L
Labourers, commissione to arrest for
the kin^s works, 277, 366, 473,
476. 601, 626, 627.
, statute of, actions under, 7, 8,
9, 433, 437, 439, 480.
Laoeby, John, perpetual vicar of the
church of Howeton, 91.
Laoetre, John, 432.
Laoheford. See Latohford.
Laook. See Layoock.
Lacom. Thomas, 399.
Laoon, Laoun (c/. Laton), Ridiard,
knight, oommiseioner to raise a
loan, 126.
, Thomas, 219, 300.
Lacy, Edmund, 410.
, , bishop of Exeter [1420-
1466], 36, 398, 463, 467, 469, 616.
} , commissioner to raise
a loan, 61, 126, 354, 628.
, , exemption) of, from
attendance at Parliament, 463.
, John, purveyor of 6sk, 224.
, , of London., dyer, 290.
, Nicholas, 410.
, Philip, esquire, 39.
, Thomas, 478.
Ladde, John, of Spalding, husbands
man, 219.
, Walter, 244.
Ladwade. See Landwade.
Laerman, William, 647.
Lagge, Richard, 276.
Laghton. See Laughton; Layton.
Lagh.ton, John, of Ireland, 36.
Laindon, Leyndon, co. Essex, 167.
Lake. John, 317.
, , of Dordrecjht, an alien,
679.
, , of Kingston-upon-
Thames, 381.
Laken, Lakyn, Richard, esdieator in
Salop and the aoijaoent Webh
Marches, 106.
, , knight, 626.
I , knight of the shiro for
Salop, 408.
, Thomas, 201.
, William, 470.
Lalleford, Little. See Lawford, Little.
GENERAL INDEX.
801
Lambftrd, J<dm, 971.
y ,j2 irism Alkmiar, an
elien, 679.
, , of Oamps, 886.
, , of Maiden Bradley^
yeoman, 440.
, Martin, alien, 572.
Lambe, Joihn, of Nun Appleton, yeo^
man, 435.
Lambeden, Qenry, of Wilton, dyer,
490.
Lambehithe, Lambeliithemetrsahe. See
Lambetli.
Lamberd, William, of Oxford, chap-
lain, 166.
Lamberdaonj Jdhn. from Gelderkund,
an alien, 54o.
Lambersate. See Lambert Aah.
Lambert, John, 565.
, Robert, burgees of Bouen. 127,
201.
, William, 659.
Lambert Ash, Lambersate [oo. Wesrt-
moneiland], 455.
Lamberti, Bartholomew, 565.
Lambertson, John, 578.
, Peter, 550.
, Bidiard, 563.
Lambeth, Lambehithe^ Lambehithe.
mersahe, Lambhite, Lambhy^,
Lamhith, oo. Surrey, 296, 326,
360, 361, 434.
letters patent of the aroh-
bifibop of Canterbury dated at,
215.
Lambeton. See Lambton.
Lambhite, Lambhyth. See Lambeth.
Lambroke, WiUiam, treaau<rer ol WeUe
cathedral, 243, 428.
Lambrook, Lambroke, oo. SoimerBet,
306.
East, Estkmbrok, Estlam.
broke [oo. Somerset], 243, 270,
428, 4^.
Lambton, Lambeton, Tjampton, Bohert,
commissiooier of array, 361.
, , of Nunthorpe, eequiffe,
378
, William, 40.
, , commissioner of array
for Northumbeiiand, 71.
Lambnm, Richard, 396.
Lamen, Bichard, 129.
Lamfyn, Thomas, ol Oanterbury, 390.
Lamhith. See Lambeth.
Lammins, Lammyns, Adrian, merchant
ol Dam, 475, 476.
.John, goldsmith, an alien,
Lamoma, La More, co. OoniwaU, 162.
Lampet, John, 859.
, Balph. 404.
Lamplog^, Lamplewe, John, 40, 883.
lampreys, 301.
Lampton, William. See Lambton.
24881
I
Lananta. See Lelant.
LanoBster, Lanoastre, oo. Lancaster,
158.
, burgesses of, grants to, 43.
, mayor of, 213.
, mayor, bailiffs, burgesses and
oommonalty of, 213.
, statute merchant in, olerk of
See Stodhagh, John.
, , debts in, 213.
Lancaster county, 116, 263, 379.
, chancellor of ^^304, 445. See
also Troutbek, WiUiam.
, commissioner of array in, 71.
, commissioners to assess a grant
m. 140.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 355, 530.
, escheator in. See Harington,
Richard de.
, great seal of, 140.
, half -tenth in, assignment of,
111.
, knishts of the shire for. Sef
Bado^, Thomas de; Stanley,
Thomas.
.lands in, late of John duke of
Bedford, receiver of. See Bed-
ford, William.
oath against maintaining peace
Di>eakens to be taken in, ^9.
, outlawries in, 818.
, sheriff of, 140. 355.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignment of, 62.
, the earl of Warenne's honour
of, 77.
, , forest of, 77.
Lancaster, duchy of, 213, 257, 26Q, 261.
9 , castles, lordships,
manors, towns and lands d, 213,
260. 294.
, , chief steward of. See
Tyrell, John.
, feoffees of, 61, 62.
i , lands, Ac,, in assign
ment of, 101.
, duke of. See John of Gaunt.
Lancaster, Robert de, bishop of St.
Asaph £1411-1433], 262, 267, 321.
Lancaster king at arms, 193.
Lanoastore, OhristOTher, brother of
John son <^ William, 455.
, Humphrey de. See Humphrey,
duke of Oloooester.
, John, knight, 40, 455, 456.
, , commissioner of array
in Westmoreland, 71.
, , Katharine wife of , 455,
456.
, , Robert brother of,
455.
, , son of William, of
xianwath, 455.
, William, son of Bobert. 455.
, , of Hartsop, 455.
8E
802
GENERAL INDEX.
knoefl, 611.
Landas, NiotholaB de, 685.
Landbeacih; Beohe, oo. Oambridge, 886,
366.
Landemote, JchUj the yocunger, 90.
Landfluke, Landluk, Landsake. See
Landuasell. See LlaaidyaBil.
Landwade, Ladwiade, Lanwade, oo.
Gambridge, 386.
, an alien dwelling at, 676.
Lamdyk, 674.
Lane, Henry, yicar of NewingUm, 4d8.
^ Henry atte, of Landbeaoih,
386.
, John, vioar of Spreyton, 309.
, William, of GantedrbuTy, 369.
Lanercost [co. Cumberland], letters
patent dated at, 46.
priory, 383.
, , prior of. See Walton,
Alexander.
Lanesfluke, LanAake. See Li^ge.
Lanfranc, archbiahiop of Oanterbury
[1070-1089], 171, 172, 416.
Lang or Longe, Simon, 397.
, William, of Barrow, hiuband-
man, 311.
, , of Baantoo, 228.
, , William, of London,
skinner, son of, 228.
, , of oo. Meath, 67.
Langaore, oo. Devon, 114.
Langar, Langer, oo. Nottiing|ham, 278.
Langdon, Langedon, oo. Kent, abbot
of, 388.
, Longedon, oo. Warwdck, 364.
Langdon, Langedon, John, bishop of
Rocheeter [1422-1434], 102, 255,
269, 318, 326. 341. 460, 618.
, , ambassador to the
general oouncil at Basle, 342.
, , death of, 460.
, Richard, 2SdO.
, Robert, 97.
, Thomas, 195.
Lange. See Lang.
Langedon. See Langdon.
Langefeld. See Longfield.
Lcmgeford, co. Hereford, 180.
Langeforth. See Longford.
Langehersta. See Meon.
Langele, Langeley. See Langley.
Langenyth in Gower. See Llangenydd.
Langeport EstoYer. See Langport.
Langeston, John, 394.
, William, oook, 198.
Langetom. See Langton.
Langford, John, 212.
Langjham, George, esqnix«, 401.
, John, 309.
, , meroer of London, 310.
Reginald, merchant of Oaiais,
tale of London, 163.
, Wililiam, of London, 246.
Langholm, Langholme, John, 97, 425,
620.
Langle. See LangLey.
Langley. See Longley.
Langley, Langeley, an alien dweUing at,
^ Lan^ey by Oolbrok, co. Back-
ingham, 23.
, Chirchelangeley, oo. Derby,
159.
, Langele, co. Hertford, 16.
, Langeley, oo. Kent, 4S, 49,
283, 332.
, , parson of. See Flemi^-
ton, John; Kempe, Robeit;
Normajnton, William : Wyot,
Robert.
, Langle, oo. Norfolk, abbot of,
404.
, , an aJien dwelliiig at,
639.
, Langeley [oo. Northumber-
land], oastle and baroaiy of, 632.
Langley Abbots, Abbottes Langley,
oo. Hertford, 96.
, an alien dweUing at. 668.
Langler, King's, Eyngeslandeler,
Lanflpeley [co. Hertford], aliens
dwelling at, 666, 669, 664.
, Joan, queen of E«ngland's
manor of, 244.
, letters patent of Joan, queen
of England, dated at, 266, 267.
Langley Marsh, Landey Marreys, oo.
Buckingbam, 196.
, queen Joan's i>ark of, parkers
of. See Frenshe, Giles; Mirfen,
Robert; Thorley, John*.
Langley\ Langeley,- Langeleye, Langle,
Henry, esquire, 401, 608.
, John, 141, 281, 373, 449, 450,
617.
...., William brother of,
460
450
• • • • ■ I
., Alioe wife of,
, Ralph, of Beokenham, 391.
, Thomas, 612, 622.
f , bishop of Duiham. See
Longley.
Langoiran, Loguayrano [Gironde,
France], 468. 469.
Langoom, William, 637.
Langport, Langeport Ebtxy^er, oo. Som-
erset, 312.
Langryssh, Robert, parson of New-
bury, 2.
Langshote, Thomas, 239, 240.
^ , BUaabeth wife of, 239,
GENERAL INDEX.
808
Laaigatrothdale in Arnoliffe, Long.
Btjx>tiher, oo. York, 379.
Langtoft, CO. Liiiioohi, 440.
Langtoa^ Laaigeton by ThoiTEiton, oo.
Lmooln, 148, 161.
Langton. Langetom, John, or John do,
41, 150, 161, 162.
, John, knight, 257, 258.
, , rioar of Oosthwiuite,
453.
, , parson of Brougham,
453.
, , of Somerootes, 382.
, Niobolas de, nuayor of York,
364.
, Robert, 376.
, Stephen, arohbiahop of Oanter-
bury [1206-1228], m.
..., , Thomas de, 379.
Langtoo, Eldmund, launder of darem-
don park, 263, 264.
Langwyth, John, tailor of Loodoin,
434.
Lanke, William, 377.
Lannoy, John, yeoman, 273.
, Thomas, gentleman, 273.
Lanoe, Peter de, roaster of le Christofre
de Seynt Bryeuc de Vavlx, 300.
Lanreath, Lanraytowe, oo. Comvalh
236.
Lanstephan. See Llanstephan.
Lante^oe. Lanteguloe, oo. Ck>miwall,
park of, 66.
Lantbony, Lanthony by Glouoeater,
Llanthony by Gloucester, co.
Gloucester, priory of St. Mary
at, 177, 251.
, prior of. See Wyoh, John.
, prior and convent of, 177.
Lonthany Prima [co. Monmouth],
abbey of, 206.
Lanton, John, of York, merdhant, 317.
Lanval, William, 175.
Lanwade. See Landwade.
Lare, Francis de, 670.
Larke, William, controller of qustoms
and subsidies in the ix>rt of
Southampton, 488.
Larkestoke, Robert, 382.
Large, Bertmain. of Weymoiuth, mer-
chant, 165.
Robert, aldennon of London,
343.
, sheriff of London, 99,
100.
Laecy, Walter de, 64.
Lassels, Ralph, grandfather of Roger,
XUd.
, , Ralph son of, 108.
, William, 409.
Laaselys, William, parsom of Over, 387.
lastage, UstoffiwUf exemption from,
174, 176.
Lastwythdell. See Lostwithiel.
Latohford, Laoheford, oo. Oxford, 484.
Latemer. See Latymer.
Lathe, Bartholomew, plumber of the
king's works, 252.
Lathebury, John, 412.
laths, 627, 602.
Laton (cf . Laoon), Richard, 277.
2 WiUiam, oommiasioner of array
in Cumberland, 71.
, , esquire knight of the
shire for Cumberland, 383.
Latton, William, 402.
Latymer, Latemer, George le, knight,
615.
, , oommissianer of array,
960
, John, 71, 882, 520.
, , lord of. See Nevill.
Nicholas, 382.
Thomas, 314.
, , Agnes wife of, 314.
Laueranoe. See Laurenoe.
Laughton, Latton, co. Sussex, 90.
, an alien dwelling at, 554.
Laughton Lidiate. See Lawton Lid-
gate.
Laumport, brother John, momk, 350.
Launcelevee, Thomas, knight, Tur-
oopolier of Rhodes, 342.
Launoelyn, William, 374.
Launoeston, oo. Cornwall, 198, 273.
castle, 250.
, coaistables of. See
Frenshe, Stephen ; Power,
Michael.
, parish <^ St. Stephen, 198.
, priory of St. Stephen, 198, 273.
, , canon of. See Parys,
Robert.
, .^, prior of, 528. See also
Kiire, William.
, , William, prior of, 198.
Launde or Laund, Henry, 367.
, Richard, esquire, 381.
, Simon de la. citizen and mercer
of London, 236.
Laumse, Thomas, of Framlingham, 238.
Laurence, Laueranoe, Laurens, Derik,
579.
, Gerard, 646.
, Henry, of RoUeston, husband-
man, 479.
, Hugh, 676.
, Jofln wife of Thomas, 446.
, John, 218, 363, 389, 396, 399.
, of Little Staughton,
fiamklin, 170.
, , the elder, of Temple
IMnsley, 17.
, Richard, of Chiddingfold, 381.
, Robert, knight. 379.
, , oommissianer of array,
71, 133.
Walter, of West Walton, hus-
twndman, 229.
804
GENERAL INDEX.
Lauvenson, Peter, 648.
Lavaii, Geoffrey de, yeoman of tiie
oatery, 443.
LaveTider, William, paraooi of Blllfcoin,
oo. Oambridge, 387.
Laveiibam [oo. Suffolk], aJdeiis dweUiiig
at, 566, 666.
LavenliAm, Simon, of Bourn, 887.
Laveirok, Jobn, of Wheldrake, bus-
bandman, 307.
LayingtoQ, East. StepellaTiuton, oo.
Wilt«, market and faar at, 468.
LaTyngton, lliomaa, 402.
Lawaden. See Lawbaden.
Lawe, Jobn, of ELfppax, husbandman,
313.
Henry, of Milton Keynee, hus-
oandman, 434.
Laweles, Jobn, 128.
Laweson, William, of Cramlington,
esquire, 436.
Lawford. Little, Little LaUeford, oo.
Wiarwick, 384.
Lawbaden, Lawaden foo. Pembroke],
286.
, vicar of. See Gogb, John;
John, Lewis.
Lawbier, Lawbere, John, 96, 274, 616.
, , commisaioaier to assess
a grant, 136.
Lawngbam, Tlhomas, parson of Eltisley,
887.
Lawton Lidgate ^ear CSmroli Lawtoni),
Laugjnton Lidiate, oo. CSheoter,
386.
Laxton, oo. Nottingham, 36, 807, 410.
, parson of. See Eton, Alex-
ander.
Laybonm, Laybora. See Leyboume.
Laycan, John, paiBOO of South More-
ton, 2.
Layoock, Laook, co. Wilts, 29.
.abbess and nuns of, gnants to,
29.
, Ela, abbess of, 29.
, prioress and conrent of , grants
to, 28, 29.
, Ellen, prioress of, 28.
Layen, HoUand, 581.
Layer de la Hay, Leyr del Hay [co.
Essex], 64.
Layne, Richard, 164.
Layot, Riohard, parson of Broad Town,
2.
Laysle, Almain, 643.
Laytom, Laghton, oo. Hereford, free
warren at, grant of, 180.
Lazonby, Lesyngby, oo. Cumberland,
8.
Lea, Lee, co. Derby, 367, 412.
Lee, COS. Gloucester and Here-
lord, manor of, 99.
I , grant of a fair and
market at, 100.
Lea — eont.
, Leye, oo. Herefostl, 876.
Legh by Gaynesburgh, oo. Lin-
ooln, 96.
.la Leye, the river, oos. Ehsex,
Hertford and Middlesex, oom-
miasions de kideUis for, 950, 356.
lead, exportation of, oommissions to
inquire into, 132, 200.
for the king's works, 74, 277,
366, 476, 601, 626, 6^.
t peeage of, in Oornwall and
Devon, 213.
Leadenham, Ledenham, oo. Lincoln,
310.
Leake, Leek, Leyke, oo. Nottingham,
191, 203, 409.
Leans. See Lesnes.
Leatberhead, Leddrede, oo. Surrey, 860.
Leaveland, Leuelond, Levelond, go.
Kent, 117, 342.
^parson of. See Gryse, John;
Wycb, Richard.
Leavingtoo, Kirk, Kirkelevyngton,
Levinton, oo. York, 632.
Lebreke, Henry, 669.
Lebret, Barald de, lord of Langosran,
469, 460.
Leobe, GQiement, 466.
, John, 392.
, , of Egmere, derk, 326.
, Ralph, of Padley, 413.
, ThomoB, parson of LockingtdQ,
466.
, WUliam, 392.
, parson of Llanvair,
614.
, , chaplain, vicar of
Starry, 85.
Leohlade, Leychelade, oo. Gloucester,
17.
Lecote, Richard, 801.
Lecton. See Leighton; Letton.
Ledbnm, oo. Buckingham, 264.
Leddrede. See Leatherhead.
Ledenham. iS^es Leadenham.
Ledor, John, of Ooveotry, merofaant,
866.
Ledes. ^fee Leeds.
Ledes, John, esquire, 372.
Ledyard Miloente. See Lydiard Milli-
cent.
Ledyn. See Leyden.
Ledyr. William, 371.
of Wisbeach, husband-
man, 314.
, , Isabel wife of , 314.
Lee, CO. Derby. See Lea.
, COS. Gloucester and Hereford.
Su Lea.
k?^*S^* ^y®' ^' Salop, 377, 406,
Lee, Brabant, 667.
GENERAL INDEX.
806
Lee, Lggh, Leig^, Leye, Lkgli, Lye,
Henry de, 374.
James de, ol Fernilee, 413.
John, 371, 553.
John tttte, 395.
John de, 543.
John atte, of Addisigton, 8B0.
John, girdkr of London, 441.
Ralph, 408, 436.
Riohard, 371.
Richard atbe, 307.
, of Godatone, 381.
.Richard, citisen and draper of
Loiodon, 162.
, of Broadstone, oo.
Salop, 14.
, Robert atte, 407.
, Rogef de la, ohaotiry <^, 500.
, Roger. CLarenoeux king of
arms, 535.
l%iomaB atte, of Little Book.
ham, 120.
, lliomaB, paraon of Norbury,
456.
, Waiter de, 667.
, William, 64, 285.
, , esquire, 400.
, , jnstioe in South Wales,
116.
, William iyr William de, knight,
40, 615.
, , knifl^t of the shire for
Cnmberlasid. 383.
, WiUiam, of Aaton, 99, 624.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
, , abbot of Lilleshall, 192.
Leeds, Ledes [oo. Kent], castle, 43.
, oommiiflions dated at, 61, 6^.
, documents lost at siege of, 43.
, lettera patesit dated at, 43, 49,
72, 73, 104, 199.
prior of, 368.
Leek. 8tt Leake.
Leek, Leeke, Lek, Leke, Andrew de,
knlgiht, 605.
John, esquire, 411, 595.
, di CWeby, 605.
, ol Grantham, 382.
, ol Hatam, 409.
Ralph, 409.
son of WUliam of Soreye-
ton, esquire, 433.
Leen, HoUand, 546, 549, 557.
Leend, Miartan de, 570.
Leende, Leend, Biabant, 553.
Leer^. iS>ee Lierre.
Lees, Lyes [paridi of Edsle], co. Derby,
Lefeland. fifee LLTonta.
Leffingbe, Leffyng, Flanders, 537.
Lefyn, Simon, husbandman, 134.
LeiQyng. jS^ee Leffingbe.
Legat. Richaid, 277.
Legbume, William, ohapLaiin, 357.
Leget, John*, ohaplaioi, 267.
, William, of Yarm, 302.
Legge, John, 406.
, ,. kingr's Serjeant, tailor
ol the Qreat Wardrobe in the
city of Looidon, 188.
, , serieant ol the king's
robes within toe Great Wardrobe,
223.
Leg}i. iSfee Lee.
Legjh by Gaynesburgh. B§fi Lea.
Leghton. Bee Leighton.
Leghton Bossaird. iSfee Leighton
Buxaard.
Logon, Hiomas, 4.
Legyer, Thomas, 23.
Leicester, Levcestre, co. Leicester, 96,
229, 231, 238, 308, 460.
, abbot of, 529, 590.
aliens dwelling at, 567, 580,
586.
, collegiate church of, dean and
ohapter of, 429.
, lettera patent of Henry V
dated at, 298.
, Parliament at, 35, 119, 141, 206,
295, 298, 335.
, arohdeaoonry of, half-tenth
from, assignment of. 111.
Leicester county, 359, 425.
, commissioners of array in., 520,
523.
2 commiflsioners to raise a loan
m, 50, 128, 354, 529.
, oommissioners to assess a graint
m, 137.
, escheator in, 34, 103, 142, 214.
,Jarms and revenues of, 241.
, honour of Peverel in, 196.
, inquisitions in, 70, 359.
, justices ol the peace in, 619.
, outlawries in, 94, 158, 161, 170,
227, 229, 237, 238, 306, 310, 312,
314, 431, 436, 448, 478, 592.
prince's fees or courts within,
l02.
, sheriff of, 50, 126, 137, 354,
425, 523. fifee o^ Stafford,
Humphrey.
, temporalities in, of St. Ger-
mans, Selby, 34.
tenth and fifteenth from.
assignments of, 62, 115, 588.
, earl of. jSfee Robert.
Letioestre, Leycestre, John, 14.
, , of Oarahaltoa, 360.
, , burgess of Bristol, 242.
, , Emma, wife of, 242.
flfee oZw Leyoeter.
Leigh, CO. Salop. iSfee Lee.
Leigh, Lyo, co. Surrey, 380, 381.
Leigh (surname). iSfee Lee.
806
GENERAL INDEX.
Leigh upon Mendip, Ley upon Many-
depe. CO. Somerseit, an aiien
dwelling at, 682.
Leighen, HoUamd; 577.
Leighlin, Xreland, Thomas, bisihop of,
251.
Leighton, Le^tofn on Browoaieswoild,
oo. Hantdngdon, 7.
Leighton, Leghton, Dominus de, rector
of Blunt iaham, 276.
, Edward, of Marsh, 408.
, William, 408.
Leigihton Buzzard, Lecton, Leglhton
Boeaard, Leyghton, Levghton
Bkosard, Leyghtanblosard, co.
Bedford, 12, ^77
, aliens dwelling at, 669, 566,
See also Littom.
Lek, Leke. See Leek.
Leke by Nieuport, Flanders, 557.
Leiant (?), Lananta, oo. Cornwall, 87.
Lelly, Robert, 166.
Lemestre, Lemestyr, Lemystre, Ley-
mestyr, John, 412.
, William, 292, 412 his.
Lemman, John, citizen and skinner of
London, 481.
Lemstre. See Leominster.
Lemyll, John, 392.
Lemyngton. See Lymingtom.
Lemystre. See Lemestro.
Lench, oo. Worcester, 296.
Lenelord, Adam, of Southwark, esquire,
OoO.
Lenge. See Lyng.
Lenham, oo. Kemt, 388, 389, 392, 427.
Lenham. John, king's serjeant, keeper
of the clock in the paLaoe of
Westminster, 184, 641.
Lenn, Lenne. See Lynn.
I^nne, Walter, of Liftooi husbandman,
236. . '
Lennon, William, freighter of the
Swit Ives, of Quimper-Oorentin,
oUU, oUl.
Lentall, Lentehale, Rokiid, knigjht,
376.
, , Lucy, wife of, 446.
, • > licence to, to onsnelato
Hampton Richard, 446.
Leoyet, Hhomas. See Levyot.
Leodeen. See Li^ge.
Leolen, Brabant, 677.
Leominster Lemstre, Leomynstre, co.
Hereford, 266, 310.
Leomyster, Johin, 315.
, Richard, 316.
, Thomas, 367.
Leon, Richard, 377.
lepers, 368.
Lequeitio, Ketu, Spain (Viacaya), 476
Lore. See Lierre.
Lermouth, Alexander, esquire, 611.
, , surreyor and clerk of
the kine's works at Oarlisle,
Roxburgh and Berwick-on^-Tweed,
601.
lerwytes, les, 121.
Lesard, John, 609.
Lesdus, Lescluse. See Sluys.
Lescrop. See Scroop.
Lese. See Lisse.
Leskierde. See Liskeard.
Lesnes Leans, oo. Kent, abbey of St.
Thomas the Martyr of, 252.
, , abbot of, 388.
, , Thomas abbot of, 252.
, church of, 423.
Lespitan, Bartholomew de, merchant
of Bayonne, 608.
Lesquerit. See Liskeaid.
Leeset. See Lisset.
Lossy, Robert, of Odythorp, 61.
LesteUaminet, John, master of the
ship Seint Just, 300.
Lestraunge, Richard, 624.
, , knight, 191, 624.
Lesyngby. jS^ee Lazonby.
Lesyngiham, Henry, 407.
Letcombe, Litcombe, oo. Berks, 478.
Leton, William, of Bilby, husbandman.
350.
letters patent, coainterfeiting of, 610.
letters testimonial, 4.
Letton, Lecton, Netfaerletton. oo. Here-
foid, 177, 236.
, Bjnley, Kynley in, 178.
Leuekmd. See Leaveland.
I^ueshom. See Lewisham.
Leuesham, Thomas, clerk, 212.
Leukenore. See Lewkenore.
Leur, John, 566.
Leutoner, Michael, 660.
Levelond. See Leaveland.
Leveman, Haoa, 670.
Leven. See Louvain.
Leven, co. York, 276.
Leventhorp, John or John de, 85, 104.
112, 205, 213, 260, 294, dl8.
, gaoler, Ac., of York
castle, 113.
, , the elder, 62.
, , the younger, 317.
^j- > > esquire, 343,
, , esquire, 87.
, Richard, clerk, son of William,
of Widdingtoin, oo. Ebsez, 87.
, William, esquire, 400.
Lever, Henry de, 379.
.., Roger de, 379.
, William de. 379.
GENERAL INDEX.
807
Leyeringtoa, Leyeryngtoo, Lyrcrrng.
too, oo. Gambridge, 22B, 602.
^pancmoi. See AylyBioo,, JAn ;
xnurgartan, Robert.
LeTermoath, EUeabeth, 52.
, James, 52.
, Joan, 52.
, Jolin, 52.
, Margaret wife of, 52.
, , Alexander eoa of, 52.
, , , Isabel aJBter of,
62.
, Margaret, 52.
, Riflhard, 52.
, WilMam, 52.
Leyeraall. See LoversaU.
Leyersall, Robert, dhaplain, 477.
Leyenege, Robert, oi fVome in S^-
wood, gentleman, 131.
Leyerton, North, Nortbleverton, oo.
Nottingiham, 365.
, Soatb, Southlererton, oo. Not.
tingham, 229, 316, 440.
Leveryngton. See Leyeringtxni.
Leyeryngton, Andrew, of MattifllMilL,
clerk, 286.
Leyeeon, James, esqaire, 400.
, William, esquire, 400.
Leyet, Roger, of Fletcbing, tanner, 95.
Leyinton. See Leayington, Kirk.
Leyotb, Jobn, 407.
Levyn, Lewis de, 581.
Leyyng, John, merchant ol London,
587.
, Richard, 152.
Leyyo6, Lenyet, Tliomas, parson of St.
Jobn Baptist, Bohester, 53, 284.
Lew, Lewe, oo. Oxford, 392.
Lew, Nortli, Northlieu, oo. Deyon, 114.
Lew Trenehard, Lewtrenohard, oo.
Deyon, 95.
, panon of. See Eustas, Roger.
Lewannick, oo. ComwaU, Polypbant,
Polefont in, 198.
Lewe, Lewes, Brabant (PLeau or
Leeaw), 546, 576, 581.
Lewe, James de, 568.
Lewelyn, Rsdiard, of Dewsall, 310.
Lewes, Lewioe, Lewys, oo. Sussex, 372.
, aliens dwelling at, 537, 541,
548, 553, 557, 562.
, arohdeaoon of. See Goychurch,
Lewis.
, ttrohdeaoonry of, 274.
, jurisdiction in, 274.
, priory of St. Pancras at, prior
of; 45, 435.
, See also Aunoel/
Robert ; Homwode, James.
, Robert, prior of, oom-
missioner de toMiia et fossatis,
348.
, , lliomas, prior of, 168.
Lewes, John, 403, 406, 527, 548.
See also Lewys.
Leweston, William, esquire, 166.
Lewis ap Res Getihyn, 295.
Lewisham, Lenedbam, oo. Kent, 240.
, an alien dwelling at, 553.
Lewistoft. See Loweetoft.
Lewkenore, Leukenore, Thomas or
Thomas de, knigtt, 95, 372. 474,
520, 536, 626.
, commissioner to raise
ioaoB, 50, 127.
, commissioner to assess
A grant, 138.
, , commissioner to take
musters, 278.
, , commissioner de waUiis
et fossatisy 348.
Lewys, WiUiam, of Oakham, mercbant,
370.
See also Lewes.
Lewystoft. See Lowestoft.
Lexam, John, 74.
Lexden, Lexeden, co. Basex, 209, 210.
Leoiiam, West, Westlexham, co. Nor-
folk, 428.
Lexbam, John, 71.
Ley, HoUand, 560, 561, 563, 564.
Ley uDcn Msnydepe. See Leigjh upon
Mendip.
Ley bourne. See Liboume.
L^boume, Layborn, Lay bourn. Lay-
bum, John de, 585.
, Nicholas, 40, 41.
, commissioner of array,
71, 131.
, Robert, knight, 40.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 13Q.
, Roger de, 420.
Leycestre. See Leicester; Leicestre.
Leyoeter, Thomas, citizen and gnooer
of London, 89.
See also Leicestre.
Leychekde. See Lechlade.
Leyden, Ledyn, Leydon, Leydyn,
AoUand. 647_, 550, 551, 562, 577.
579, 586, 587.
Leydon, James, 562.
Leye, Brabant, 567.
, Holland, 553, 558, 583.
Leye, co. Hereford. See Lea.
Leye, le, the water called. See Lea,
^e riyer.
Leye (surname). See Lee.
Leyen, Leyn, Leyon, Holland, 549, 650,
554, 657, 6^, 660, 561, 563, 566,
667, 558, 669, 572, 575, 677, 578,
580, 583, 686, 587, 688.
in Wesel, 568.
Leyer, Holland, 587.
Leygh, Atte, town of, HoUand, 544.
Leyghton, Ley^Uni Bkosard, Leygh.
tonblosard. See Leighton
Buisard.
808
GENERAL INDEX.
Leyke. See Leake.
Leymestyr. See Lemeetre.
Leyn. See Leyen.
Leyndan. See Lamdofn.
LeyiusteiPe, Thomafl, d Ireliaiid,
labourer, dSl.
Leyot, Bicliard, clerk, 248.
Leyr del Hiay. See Layer de la Hay.
Leys, Jolm, 582.
Leyshowete, Brabant, 551.
Leystoft. See Lowestoft.
Leytbe, Holland, 587.
LeytJion, Thomas, of Bifihop's Lyim,
meroliaiit, 434.
Ley word, East Friesland (PLeeu warden,
FrieeLand), 572.
Libord herald, the, 193.
Liboume, Ley bourne, in duchy of
Aqoitaine [Gironde], 21, 6^5.
Lioihebarowe, Thomas, 61.
Lichfeld, Jolm, 74.
Liohfield, oo. Stafford, cathedral church
of St. Qhad at, chaptea- house of,
452.
, , dean of. iSfcc Stanatton,
Thomas de.
, , dean and chapter of,
165, 170, 452.
I , prebendary ci Flixton
m. jSiee Holes, Andrew.
Licot, Balpli, 418.
Lidgate, Lydgate, oo. Suffolk, 67.
Liege, Ludyk, Luke, oity of, 543, 547,
551, 552, 556, 564, 580, 5^7.
Liege, Fluke, Landfluke, Landluk,
Landsuke, Lanesfluke, Lanfluke,
Leodeen, Lubyk, Ludwvke,
Ludvk. Luka, Luke, Luydyk,
Luyk, the seignory or bishopric
of, aliens from, in England, 641,
542, 544, 545, 546, 547, 548, 549
550, 551, 655, 556, 558, 559, 560,
562, 563, 564, 566, 567, 568, 560
570, 571, 572, 574, 576, 578, 579
580, 581, 682, 683, 684, 5861 688!
Liegh. See Lee.
Lierre, Leere, Lere, Lira, Lire, Lyre,
Brabant, 543, 645, 654, 568, 561,
669, 672, 576, 677. 678, 680, CBS]
685.
Lieehill, Lyiishill, oo. Wilts, 371.
Liffyn, CSement, draper of London, 439.
Liford. Thomas, 403.
Lifton, Lyfton, co. Devon, 162, 286.
Lilborne, Lilbom, Lilbum, LiUeboume
John, of Famham, 361.
, Thomas, 265.
t , oommifisioner of array.
361. '
»••••;••••» knigfht of the slure for
Northumberland, 396.
Lilboume, Lilburae, co. Northampton,
166.
Lilig, WilKam de, 363.
Lille, Lyle, Flanders, 539, 586.
LilLeboume. See Lilboame.
LillesihaH, Lilleshull, Lyllesbull [oo.
Salop], abbey oi St. Mary at,
192, m
^. , abbot of. See Lee,
William; Wenlok, John.
, , prior of. See Wenlok,
Joihn.
, , temporalities of, 214.
LiUingg, Paulinus de, 368.
, Walter de, 363.
, William de, 363.
LilUngton, Lyllyngton, oo. Dorset, 308.
Limber Magna, lumber, oo. Lincoln,
87.
, yioar of. See Storour, John.
r. . . , Parva , Little Lymbergh, oo.
Lincoln, 62.
lime, for the king's works, 74, 277,
356, 473, 626.
Limenesfeld. See Limpsfield.
Limerick, I^vmerik, Lymeiyk, oo.
Limerick, citizene of, 2ol.
, dharter to, 27.
, friars preachers of, 455.
, mayor and commonalty of, 261.
waUfl oi, 261.
Luninesfelt. jSiee Limpsfield.
Ltmmegyn (PNimeguen. o.^.), Gelder.
land, 557.
Limpsfield, LLmenesfeld, Liminesfelt
[oo. Surrey], 171, 174, 176.
Limwode, William. See Lyndewod.
Linchard, Laarenoe, 363.
LLnooln city, co. Lincoln, 7, 20, 90,
102, 162, 202, 230.
, aliens dwelling at, 577, 578,
d85.
, arohdeaoon of. See Caundray,
Kichard.
, ardhdeaoonry of, taxation in,
339.
, arrows to be pronded in, 600.
, cathedral ohnrdi of St. Mary
at, 188.
, archdeaoonry of Nortiu
ampbon in, arolhdeacon ci. See
Hardesinus.
, ...^ , chancellor, canon and
oflicial or. See Pertriciie, Peter.
, , dean of. See Makworth,
John.
, dean and chapter of,
70; 107, 108, 123, 511.
, ., ., lioenoe to, to
eleot a biohop, 102.
, , prebends in, Aylesbury,
123.
, , , Carleton Kyme,
^ 511.
, ) y St. Martin, 511.
, , prebendaries of. See
Ganndray, Kiohard; Bolleston,
Robert ; Sadyngton, John ;
Somenoam, raotor of.
GENERAL INDEX.
809
Lincoln city, cathedral oharch of St.
Mary — cont,
, , sub-de«n of. See
Percy, Master John.
, , sub-dean and chapter of ,
506.
, ., treasurer of. See
Haget, John.
, oitizenfi of, 202.
{ commUsiouers to afiseas a grant
izL, 18B.
fee-f«flTn of, 101, 165.
, Guild HJaU of, deeds dated at,
, justices i<n eyre at, 607.
.mayor ofj 138, 202. See aUo
Bayous, WilliAm.
, , eecheator in the city,
142, 690.
, mayor and commonalty of, deed
by, 26.
, outlawries ia, 7, 17, 20, 90.
, sheriffs of, 101, 138, 600.
bishops c^. See Atnewyk,
William ; Dalderbv, John ;
Fleming, RiohAra; Grey,
William.
diooese or bishopric of , 45,63, 64,
68, 66, 83^ 91, 101, 103, 110, 116,
120, 121, l43, 145, 182, 183, 193,
194, 223, 241, 248, 249, 253,
264, 266, 289, 323, 326, 333, 416,
464, 465, 466, 485, 490, 611, 692,
602, 603.
see of, spirituality of, guardian
of, 107. no, 120, 121, 123, 145,
608, 510, 611, 592, 694. See also
Pertriohe, Peter.
, , taxed value of, 108.
, , temporalities of, 107,
110, 123, 142, 611.
, , tenanfas of, 142.
Lincoln county, 123, 130, 147-162, 236,
242, 279, 280, 327, d59, 381, 425,
469.
, bows and arrows to be provided
in, 626, 600.
, commissioners of array in, 621,
622.
2 commisakmers to raise a loan
in, 60, 126, 364, 630.
, oommissioners de waUiis et
fossatis in, 348, 469.
, escheator in, 34, 49, 63, 142,
246, 325, 369, 464, 696.
, See also Haltoft, GiU
bert; Meres, Thomas; Morley,
Henry.
, fares and markets in, 326.
inquiaitianfe in, 70, 180, 278,
369, 470.
, issues of, 24, 226, 242.
, justices of assize in, commis-
sioners to enquire into conceal-
ments, Sbc.y 74.
, knights of the shire for. See
Meres, Thomas; Skipwith, Ftet-
riok.
Lincoln county — cont.
, oath against maintainiing peace
breakers to be taken in, 381.
, outlawries in, 8, 9, 11, 87, 89,
91, 92, 97, 98, 160, 162, 168,
166, 169, 170, 239, 231, 236, 307,
309, 313, 320, 432, 433, 438, 439,
440, 450, 456, 477, 478, 480, 483,
485. 486.
, pleas in, 147.
.possessions of John, duke of
Bedford in, receiver of. See
Godyng, William.
, sea coast of, 274.
sheriff of, 60, 126, 180, 139, 149-
152, 226, 278, 303, 352, 354, 425,
470, 600, 605.
, See also HJaweley,
William.
, temporalities in, of the bishop-
ric of^ Carlisle, 53.
, , of EEstow abbey, 49.
, , of St. Germans, Belby,
34.
, wheat to be bought in, for
London, 489.
.Holland, Holand, parts of, in,
, , oommissioners of array
in, 621.
, , commissioners to assess
a grant in, 139.
, , commissioners of oyer
and terminer in, 352.
, , oommissionars de tc^oZZm
et fossatis in, 199, 273.
, , justices of the peace
in, 619.
, , tenth and fifteenth
from, assignments of, 61, 116,
688.
and Kesteven, perambu-
lation of the bounds oetween,
605, 607.
, Kesteven, parts of, in, 362.
, , commissdoners of array
in, 622.
, , commissioners to assess
a grant in, 139.
, , oommissioiDors de waUiis
et fossatis in, 273.
2 f justices of tike peace
m, 619, 620.
, , tenth and fifteenth
from, assignments of. 60, 589.
, *. See also above HoUand,
parts of.
, Lindsey, Lyndeseye, Lyndsey,
parts of, in, 116.
, , commissioners of army
in, 621.
, , commissioners de waUiis
et fossatis in, 128, 273.
, , justices of the peace in,
620.
, , tenth and fifteenth
from, assignments cf, 61, 116,
688.
810
GENERAL INDEX.
Liiiooln. linoolney Nicholas de, of
Tatterehall, 161.
, Riohttrd, 374,
y Thomas, citizeB and fishmonger
of London', 165.
Lindfield, Lyndofeld, Lyndfeld, Lyn-
fold, oo. Sussex, 10.
, aliens dwelling at, 554, 556.
Lindsey. See Lincoln county.
Linetham, Lynham, oo. Devon, 201.
linen oloth, aOO, 301, 472.
, oalled ^cresecloth,' ' creotelotlh,'
218, 221.
Lingfield, Lyngefeld, Lyngfeld, co.
Surrey, 379, 381.
, an alien dwelling at, 565.
., collegiate church of, (St. Petai-'s
College), foundation of, 146, 147.
, , master and chaplains
of, licence to, 179.
Linlithgow. Sootland, charter of ESd-
wara IE. dated at, 337.
Linstock, Lynstok, co. Cumberland,
805.
Lin ton-, Lyntone, co. Cambridge, 366.
Linwood, Lyndewod [co. Lincoln], 66.
Lippe, Lypp, Westi^alia, 575.
Lira, Lire. See Lieme.
Lire, William de, 555.
Lisbon, Lushbone, Lusshebone, Portu-
gal, 335, 351.
, merchants of, 105.
Lisieuz, Amulf, bishop of, 419.
Liskeard, Leskierde, Lesquerit, co.
Cornwall, park of, 116, 332.
, , keepers or parkers of.
See Appulton, Thomas ; Breuster,
Richard; Clynk, John.
Lisle, Flanders, burgesses of, 472.
Lisle, JcAn, of Wodyton [PWootton,
Isle of Wight], 483.
Lisse, Lese, Holland, 541.
Lisset, Lesset, co. York, 275.
Litchumj Lyccham [co. Norfolk], an
alien dwelling at, 579.
Litchborough, Lyohebarowe [oo.
Nortnampton], an alien dwelling
at, ooo.
Litcombe. See Letoombe.
Litelbaker. See litilbakeir.
Liteljon. See LitiQon.
Litherland, Lytherlond, co. Lancaster,
379. •
Litilbaker, Litelbaker, William, son of
John, 648.
LitUjon, Liteljon, John, of Tallaton,
husbamdman, 197, 201.
Litilmore. See Littlemore.
Litlington, Lytelton. Lytyllyngton, oo.
Cambridge, 365, 367.
, , an alien dwelling at,
665.
, Lyttelyngton. co. SuflBez, 20.
Litteohirche, John, 411.
Littelbery, Humphrey, esquire, 361.
litter, 516.
Little Abyngdon. See Absngton. Little.
Ldttle Bryche. See Birch, Little.
Littlemore, Litilmore, co. Oxford,
prioress and nuns of ihe dhurch
of St. Nicholas, 267.
Litton, Lytton, co. Derby, 96, 413.
( P Leififhton' Buszaid, g.v.), co.
Bedford, 374.
See also Luton.
Livermere, Lyvermere, co. Suffolk, 233.
Liverpool, Lytherpole, Lyverpole, oo.
Lancaster, 19B, 144, 235.
Livonia, Lefeland, Lyvonia, aliens
from, in England, 545.
, a ship of, 274.
Lirte, Brabant, 677.
Lizard, the, Lysard, co. Cornwall, 311.
Lizours, John, of WUloug^by on W<^ds,
365.
Llanbedrog, St. Petroc [oo. Camanron],
323.
Llanooidmaur, Llanooidmaure. See
Llangoedmore.
Llandaff, 6. bishop of, 414.
Llanddeiniolen, LlondynyoUyn [oo.
Carnarvon], 499.
, parE»n of. See Griffin ap
ESgnon Tailour.
Llanddewi-Brefi, Llandewy Brevi [co.
Cardigan], 265.
Llandrinflo, Llandrinnio [co. Mont-
gomery], 323.
, paiBon of. See Byford, Lewis.
Llandussell. See Llandyssil.
Llandymog, Llanidumok [co. Denbigh],
church of, 508.
Llandyssil, Landussell, Llandussell [co.
Pembroke], 263, 463.
^jparsonsof. jSlee Here, Bidiard ;
Pnilip ap Bes; Tarn worth,
Robert.
Llanelidan, Llannvleden [co. Denbigjh],
collegiate cnurch of, 696.
Llanlawr, Llanvaur, Llanvaure [co.
Merioneth], 265, 263.
parsons of. See Grant, Wil-
liam; Oswestrie, Owen.
Llangaffo [co. Anglesey], church of,
595.
Llangelynin, Llankeylyn f Poo* Mer-
ioneth or Carnarvon], parson of.
See Howel ap David.
Llangenydd, Langenjth [co. Glamor-
gan], alien pnory of, 295.
LUnglydwen, lian^lodwyn [oo. Car-
marthen], 460.
, pareon of. See Conwy, William.
Llangoedmore, Llanooidmaur, Llaa-
coidmaure [co. Cardigan], 416,
603.
, parson of. See Cannton,
Richard; VaAshan, John.
Llanidumok. See Llandynwg.
GENERAL - INDEX.
811
Uuikeylyn. See rJangelynia.
Llanllyfni, LlanUyfne^ oo. Cbrnarvon,
amobyr of IStHhinos:, Ethene, in.
191.
, fishery of , 196.
Liannyleden. See Llanelidan.
Llanrli&iadr, Lkm Raiadre, Llamraidre
[CO. Denbigh], 283, 502.
, paroooi of. jS'ee Morton, alias
Qethiay John ; Newton, Nicholas.
Llanrwst, Llanrowest {oob. Gamanron
and Denbigh], 2, S22.
, vioar of. See Eymws, William;
John ap Gwylym.
Llanstephan, Lanfitepham foo. Oamnar-
then], castle and lordtahip of, 604,
605, «)6.
Llanstyndowy. See Llanystundwy.
Llanthony by Qlouoester. See Laor
thony.
Llanrair, Llanveir [co. Merioneth],
514.
, parson of. See Leche, William.
Llanyaar, lianviaaie. See Llaoifawr.
Llanystundwy. Llanstyndowy [oo. Gar-
narFonJ, 36.
LleweUyn, Bon of Gervaae, prince of
North Wales [1188- ], charters
of, 38.
Llondynyollyn. See LlanddeinioiLen.
Lo, in Li^ge, 676.
loans to king, 49-61, 124, 498, 614,
UOO.
, arrangements for repayment
of, 60-62, 111.
Lodiard. William, king's derk, warden
Of the free chapel of 88. Mary
and Thomas the Martyr on the
bridge of Bedford, 226.
Lockington, Lokyngton [Poo. Lei-
cester], 466.
, pareon of. See Leche, lliomas.
Loddinston, Lodyngton [co. Leioeeter],
Xodebrok, Lodobroke, brother William,
master of St. John's hospital
without the east gate of Oxford,
336, 499.
Lodelowe. See Ludlow; Ludiowe.
Lodobpoke. See Lodebrok.
Lodowykson, Herman, 663.
Lodyn^n. See Loddington; Lud-
cington.
Loeben, Henry, 641.
Lofe, John, 663.
Logane, Simon, a Soot, 105.
Logoayrano, Logueyran. See Langoiran.
LShne, Lony, Almain, 573.
Lok, John, clerk, 26.
Loke, Roger, of Kirton in Holland,
mason, 439.
, William, citizen and tailor of
London, 164, 486.
Loker, John, 660.
.Robert, king's clerk, vicar of
MJapledurham, 182.
Lokton, Loketon, Luoton, Thomas, 333.
, William, of Yeovil, 599.
Lokwode, Lokewode, Lokwod, John,
402.
, , of Little Brottghton,
302.
, Robert, of Walesby, 382.
,., Thomas, gentleman, 400.
, William, purveyor of wine for
the household, 211, 541.
Lokyer, John, the elder, 410.
, , the younger, 410.
Lokyn, Robert, 16, 19.
Lokyn^on. See Lockington; Luok-
ington.
Lolwort/h, CO. Oambrid^e, 386.
.parson of. jSiee Teryngton,
John.
Lombards, the, 101.
Lombardy, 414.
, aldene from, in England, 554,
675.
Lombe, William, 99.
Lome, William, 602.
Lommel, Lomyil, Brabant, 649.
Lomnour, John, 406.
Lomyil. jSfee Lommel.
Lomysbreker, Henry, 569.
Londe, John, of Bristol, 64.
Londesop. See Ludsopp.
London city, 1, 4, 6, 7, 11, 13, 14, 18,
20, 21, 23, 29, 35, 38, 43, 44, 62,
54, 67, 58, 59, 67, 71, 77, 78, 79,
86-103, 106, 108, 109, 110, 111
113, 116, 117. 118, 123, 124, 13i;
134, 142, 146, 166, 157.170, 180,
183, 184, 185, 188, 194, 197, 199,
212, 214-217, 219, 220, "" ""
229, 230, 231, 232, 233,
236, 237, 238, 239, 240,
246, 247, 24S, 249, 260,
254, 255, 268, 259, 260,
264, 268, 269, 270. 272,
286, 289, 290, 305-328,
328, 329, 330, 331, 334,
343, 345, 346, 347, 848,
356, 358, 367, 368, 369,
418, 423, 428-442, 443,
446, 4^, 450, 462, 453,
460, 463, 465, 466, 467,
470, 476, 477-480, 483,
497, 600, 502, 6(», 610,
617, 630, 640, 689, 693,
, abbey of St. Mary of Giaces in,
416.
, aldermen of, 29, 30, 256.
See also Baramtyn,
Drew ; BemeweD, TlKMnas ;
Ghidheley, Robert ; Qrowemere,
William; Large, Robert; Otte.
ley, Robert; Poontlreit, Henry.
222, 225-
234, 235,
241, 243,
251, 263,
262, 263,
273, 283,
324, 325,
341, 342,
352, 363,
414, 415,
444, 446,
454, 468,
468, 469,
490, 493,
611, 512,
596, 610.
812
GENERAL INDEX.
Loodoa city — cont.
, aliens dwelling in, 537, 536,
539, 541, 542, 543, 544, 545, 546,
547, 548, 549, 550, 561, 552. 563,
554, 555, 656, 557, 558. 559, 560,
561, 662, 663, 664, 666, 666, 667,
668, 569, 570, 671, 673, 674, 675,
577, 578, 679, 680, 581, 562, 683,
584, 686, 586, 587, 588.
, arohdeaoon of. See Kentwode,
Reginald.
, adrahdeacoory of, taxation in,
115.
, bishopric of, spdrituality of,
501, 508, 601.
, temporalities of, 146,
494, 500.
, tenants of, 145.
.bishops of. See FiteHug^,
Robert; Foliot, Gilbert; Gil-
bert, fiobert; Grey, WdJIuam.
, , prison of, 35.
, oarriage from, to Berwick upon
Tweed, 611.
Carthuflian house of the Saluta-
tion of St. Mary, 105.
, chamberlain of, 57, 110, 217.
See also Bederenden,
John.
, charter of King Stephen dated
at, 418.
, Charterhouse priory, 77.
, ohurcfhes belonging to Christ-
church, Canterbury, in, 423.
churches, Carthusian church of
Mary Mother by, John> prior of,
433.
, chapel of Corpus CSiristi
by the church of St. Lawtrenoe,
(&ndlewick Street, 110.
, , Old Temple, the, 14.
, , , bar of, 14.
, ., St. Andrew's without
Temple Bar, 14.
, , St. Dunstan's, 423.
, , St. John Zaohary's,
434.
, , , pcurson of. See
Hale, John.
, , St. LauTeooe, Pouhney,
Pounteney, master of the oollege
of, 597.
, , St. Martin le Giwnd,
free chapel, 131. ^
, , dean of. See
Bourohier, Thomas.
• »••■•««•« •••••••••! ■•••«••••• xl^BMUL' tfcll*li UURvp*
ter of, 697.
, , , deanery of, 489.
, , St. Mary, Aldecmary,
Aldermaricherich, 321, 322, 423.
, , , chantry in the
chapel oi St. John Baptist in,
321, 322, 325.
., , parson of. See
Drury, tliomas.
London city, chorches — cont,
, St. Mary by the Guild-
hall, chapel of, 57, 58.
• ••••••••, ••••••••., .......... vKI tUXvl'y *^*) wO.
, , warden of. See
Bernard, John.
, , , warden and
chaplains of, 58.
, , St. Mary Somerset,
468.
, .......... ........ .^ parson oi. oee
StrangUmd, «IODn ; Warde,
Robert.
, , St. Michael Paternoster
church. Pater nosterchirohe, the
Whittington college in, 214-2(17.
, , , master of. See
Brook, William.
, St. Michael Rk^e, 215.
, , , higih altar of,
215, 216.
, , St. NidhdaB in the
Shambles, 444.
, .J parson oi. See
Brewester, 'Wilbam.
, , St. Paul's cathedral.
chantries <^ William E^erdon
and Ralph Dungeon' in, 100.
, , dhantries of
Itoger de la Leigh and John
Fabell in, 509.
, , , churchyard of,
67.
««■•••>«•• ••••«■•••% •••••••««j vaLUvLA^ai %P^ l^v •
Mary over the charnel-house in,
licence to found a chantry in, 67.
• •...•• ..J .••......, ......a.., vieaus tM. isee
Kentwode, Reginald ; More,
Thomas.
, , , dean and chap-
ter of, 493, 500, 601.
, , , prebends in,
CSi^wick, 5.
» -VL > B«8-
mere, 601.
y •••I » » St- ^^
anas, 240.
, , , temporalities
<d, 601.
, , St. Stephen's Walbrook,
248.
, citissons of. 226, 230, 281.
, commissioners to assess a grant
m. 134.
, commonalty of, 217.
, oommon boiU of, 56.
, companies, trades, Ac., of —
armourers, 'armoren,' ^armor-
ers,' 6, 21, 70, 320.
arn>w-smiths, ' arewe smythea.'
44.
baker, 42.
barbers, 'harbours,' 168, 691,
610.
belimaker, ' bellemaker,' 165.
beerbrowersf, ' berebrewers,' 6,
481, 551.
bladesmith, 'bUdunyth,' 478.
GENERAL INDEX,
818
IxMidon oity, oompAnies, tmdes, A».,
of — cant*
bowyen, 43, 87, 314.
, mistery of. 43, 44.
'brasyer,' or 'guimer,' 160.
brewers, 'breweras,' 18, 89,
158, 150, 286, 236, 243, 311,
320, 480, 490.
broiderers, 'brauderors,' *birowe-
derera,* 19, 92, 342.
butchers, 'booiherB,' 11, 234,
698.
capmaker, ' cappemaker,' 636.
capper, 541.
carpenters, 108, 311.
cbandler, 'caaideier,' 96.
cobblers, 'oobelers,' 'cobolers,'
'cobbulers,' 643, 644, 645,
646.
copperamith, 'oopersmytih,' 313.
coirdwiainiers, ' cordewaiiers.'
* cordewayners,' 639, 641,
645, 582.
catler, 167.
drapers, 6, 18, 16, 19, 21, 22,
42, 62, 92, 93, 96, 97, 109,
146, 157, 159, 161, 162, 164,
166, 220, 229, 236, 238, 243,
351, 270, 273, 284, 306, 307,
310, 316, 318, 330, 343, 430,
431, 432, 436. 438, 439, 441
460, 466, 477, 479, 484, 486,
487.
dyers, 1, 22, 165, 290, 461, 500.
engravers, 488.
fellmoinger, ' f elmongeir,' 93.
fishmongers, ' fissdhemongars,'
' fyashmongers/ ' fysshemon-
gers,' 9, 13, 14. 15, 20, 42,
91, 131, 161. 163, 165, 266,
315, 317, 318, 437, 478, 489,
694, 610.
, mistery and common-
alty of, 289.
fletoiherB, 'fleoobers,' 44, 306,
607.
, mistery of, 44.
'furbour,' 70.
girdler, 441.
goidbeaters, ' gddbeters,' 16,
Xcf.
goldsmiths, 10, 16, 93, 100, 159,
163, 167, 234, 254, 434, 441,
480, 481, 487, 644.
grocers, 6, 10, 16, 17, 16, 19,
20, 22, 69, 78, 89, 90, 91, 97,
96, 117, i67, 161. 164, 168,
169, 170, 216, 231, 234, 237,
269, 306, 306, 313, 315, 316
321, 439, 460, 479, 481, 483,
467, 610.
, commonalty of the
mistery of, wardens of. See
Bacon, Bartholomew ; Deken,
John; Welles, John. i
London city, oompanies, trades, ftc.,
of — cont,
haberdflsheins, ' haberdasshers,'
' habirdasshers,' 92, 253, 646,
661.
hatmaker, 551.
ironmongers, 'iremongeis,' 'ire-
monggers,^ 7, 146, 161, 324.
jewellers, 'jeuelers,* 'jewelers,'
* joiallers,' ' joweleirs,' ' jue-
lers,' 166, 258, 311, 369, 643,
683.
joiners, ijoners,' 326, 331.
leathers^lers, ' letherseUers,'
22, 236.
masons, 186, 436.
mercers, 4, 7, 8, 10, 13, 20, 67,
66. 89, 94, 96, 98, 99, 158,
160, 161, 163, 169, 170, 229,
280, 232, 233, 236, 236, 237,
236, 239, 306, 306, 310, 312
316, 319, 343, 352, 414, 429,
431, 437, 438, 477, 481, 484,
503.
, wardens and common-
alty of the misteiry oi, 216,
216, 217.
merGhants, 161, 212, 219, 225,
249, 261, 264, 330, 348, 414,
439, 486, 486, 490, 537.
organ-mAker, ' orgonmaker,'
20.
patemnakers, * patynmakers,'
36, 638.
pointmaker, ' poyntmjaker,' 314.
pinner, 'pynner,' 306.
plumber, 'plomber,' 'pk>mere,'
saddlers, 'aadelers,' 92, 94, 98,
169, 230, 233, 237, 236, 270,
329, 484.
Salter, 234.
sawyer, 661, 656.
setters, 90, 414.
sheargrinder, ' ahergrynder,'
646.
'shepster,' 86.
shearmen, 'shermen,' 146, 309.
skinners. 11, 12, 14, 15, 35,
94, 96. Ill, 161, 164, 228
236, 237, 238, 283, 307, 310,
826, 440, 477, 479, 480 481,
484, 486, 487, 698.
, company of, 216.
spnrttiaker, 'sporyer,' 238.
stainer, 'steynoor,' 97.
stockfishmongers, ' stokfissh-
mongers,' * stokfysshmon-
fers? ' stokfysshemongeres,'
, 13, 19, 22, 264, 314.
sergeant, 'snrgeant,' 480.
surgeon, 610.
t«ilM9, 'tailloura,' 11, 17, 18,
97, 169, 164, 233, 310, 430
433, 434, 436, 437^, 441, 479
483. 486, 643, 644, 547, 648
697. '
814
GENEBAL INDEX,
hoepital of 9t. Mary Ebing-
Ekyngspitell, 146.
, prior of. See Hoddes-
Spitt
don, Henry.
., htisiiiig of. appeal against judg-
ment in, 131.
., , charter enrolled in,
215.
., , inquisition in, 612.
., , outlawries in, 4, 6-23,
86-99^ 100, 167-170, 226-2^, 305^
320, &29, 343, 345. 347, 429-442,
445, 460, 477-466, 490, 491, 402,
502.
., , waiyer in, 330.
., , wills enraUed in, 216,
317.
inn of the biBlicH) of Bath and
WeUfl in, 180.
London city, oompanieB, trades, Ao,,
of — cont.
tallow-chandlers ' talghchaun-
delers/ 96, 478.
taverner, 19.
tawyer, 7.
titer, Hylar,' 602.
timbermonger, i^ymbermongeir',
243.
vestmentmaker, ' vestyment- I
maker/ 316.
vintners, 'vynters,* 6, 19, 67,
96, 169, 237, 318, 492.
waxolhandlera, * wexohaunde-
lers,' 17, 18, 88, 102, 164, 181,
229.
weavers, 'wevers,* 184, 643.
white-tawyer, 479.
woolmon^rB, 157, 310, 314.
, coroner of. See Combe, John.
, counters in. Seehdow prisons.
, deeds dated at, 4.
, diocese of, 24,80, 247, 321,337,
444, 448, 454, 490, 501, 509, 514.
, escheator in. See hdow mayor
and escheator.
, Ebcchange of, keepers of. See
Goldbeter, Bartholomew ^ Flad.
desley, John; Busse, William.
, fee-farm of, 56, 117, 118.
, , issues of, 118.
, Friars Minors of , 598.
, Genoese merchants in, 469, 470,
518.
'Gildehalla Teathenioorum ' in,
house of the merchants of Almain
called, 328.
, GmldhaU, the, 57, 68.
, , building at, 58.
, hospital of St. Antony, 100,
103, 118, 262, 466.
, , wardens or masters of.
See Garpenter, John; Snell,
John.
London city — cont»
, inn of the earl of Northumber*
land in, 531, 532.
mayor of, and eaoheator in, 34,
57, 78, 103, 110, 123, 131, 214,
217, 262, 445. See also Barton,
Henry; Brokley, John; Estfeid,
William ; BVowyk, Henry ;
Michell, John; OtteSey, Robert;
Perveys, John; Pultenev, John;
Welles, John ; Wotton, Nicholas.
, mayor, aldermen and common-
alty of, 57.
, mayor, chamberlain, and com-
monalty of, 217.
, mayor and citisens or common.
alty of, 68, 60, 115, 467.
, mayor and sheriffs of, 131.
, men of, loan to the king made
fey, 688.
parishes —
AU Hallows, Barking;, 216.
St. Agnes within Aldersgate,
530.
St. Barthoiomew the Less, 216.
St. Benet Fink, F^nke, 216.
St. Botulph without Aldg)ate,
aliens dwelling in, 554, 561.
St. Botulph without Bishops-
gate, 216.
St. Oiement, an alien dwefling
in, 551.
St. Dunstan in the East, 216.
St. Gregory by Poulesoheyne,
216.
St. John, Waibnwk, 216.
St. Lawrence, Old Jewry, 216.
St. Lawrence. Poultney, Poul-
teneye, 21o.
St. Leonard, East Cheap, 216.
St. Margaret Bridge sto^et,
Briggestiete, 216.
St. Martin Outwich, Oteswicfa,
216.
St. Miary-le-Bow, 216.
St Mary Magdalene, Milk
street, 216
St. Mai7 Staining, 697.
St. Michael Basfloshaw, Bas-
singeshawe, 216.
St. Michael upon Comhill, 216.
St. Michael Biole, 215, 216.
St. Nicholas Oole Abbcry, 597.
St. Nicholas in the Shambles,
Seynt Niohokhs Fleeshe-
hamels, 697, 696.
St. Sepulchre, 297.
St. Stephen, Gdman street,
216.
St. Vedast, 697.
GENERAL INDEX.
816
London oity — eont.
, port of, 28, 71, 248,251,450.
, , oommusioneiis to arrest
ahips iJD, 133, 353, 533, 534.
, , customs in, gr€at. oodt
troUers of. See Baron, Williuun ;
Qennore, WUIiam.
, , , petty, con-
trollers of. i9ee Cotford, Joibn;
Hennore. William ; Shirley,
Jobn; Totyng, Andrew.
., , giauserB in. See Multon,
Ttbomas; Steves, John.
., ..., pturveyors of fiira and
pelts in. See Barton, Henry;
Staunton, William.
, search in, oontrolLer of.
See Appylton, Thomas; South-
well, Jonn.
., , subsidies in, on wool,
hides and wool-feMs, 26, 189, 251.
.> , tronage and pesage in,
163, 191.
., , contirollers of.
See Aghton, Bdohard; Eland,
Thomas.
., , tunnage and poundage
m, 183, 188.
, .^^ oontroUeirs of.
See Grene, Walter; Shirley,
John.
., priory of the Holy Trinity, 78.
., , prior of, 590.
., prisons (counters) in, 35.
., , the Fleet, ilete, 4,
6-24, 29, 46. 87. 101, 106, 121,
156, 181, 183, 226, 265, 266, 305,
326, 329, 330, 343, 345, 347, 367,
369, 429, 447, 448, 450, 455, 460,
477, 490, 491, 492, 502, 588, 692.
., , Newgate, prisoners in,
110.
., sheriffs of, 5, 29, 35, 38, 62, 56,
59, 67, 99, 102, 113, 131, 134, 180,
185, 241, 268, 272, 286, 331, 342,
443, 490, 493, 540, 595.
See also BemeweU. Tho.
mas: Bithewater, John; tiroun,
Stephen ; Gatwortih, Thomas ;
Ohalton, l^omas: Chertseye,
Walter :Clopton, Kobert; Eyre,
Simon ; Hatherle, John ; Holland,
Balph; Large, Bobert; Lyng,
John; Olney, John; Pattesle,
John; RuBse., William; Soman,
Simon.
., ships of, 108, 608.
., streets and places ini —
Aldersgate, Aldrichegate, 297.
Aldgate, AJj^ate, an alien
dwelling without, 563.
Bridge of, 598.
GBieapside, Ctiapeside, 597.
IKstaff lane, Destafelane, Dys-
lafelMoe, 697.
London <rity, streets and places in —
eont.
Fleet, Flete, the king's close
of, 367.
Fleet street^ Fletestrete, aliens
dwelling in, 646.
Church lane, Ghirohelane, 216.
New Temple, 181.
Old Fish street, Oldefische-
strete, 697.
Old Jewry, the, 76.
Pentecost lane, 697.
Riole, the, highway of, 216.
Staining lane, Stanynglane,
697.
Tower HiU, Toui^ll, an^ alien
dwelling at, 543.
, suburbs of, 6, 62, 67, 78, 226,
249, 268, 272, 328, 331, 342, 356,
367, 414, 452, 463, 497, 640, 696,
610.
, chapel or hospital of
iV of Ron0iyall!, Boncide-
valj by Qiaring Cross, Oharyng-
^. , master of. See
Westwode, Roger.
, , iBEngton., Iseldcni, 296.
, Ganonbury in,
m: '
., , St. dement Danes, St.
dement without the bar of the
Danes of ihe New Temple, Lon-
don, parish of, 181, 241, 324.
., , , aliens dwelling
in, 642, 660, 664, 660, 561, 563,
678, 586, 681.
.. , St. Giles without the
bar of the New Temple, PJ^ish
of, an alien dwelling ui, 6d6.
., , St. John's street,Seynt
JoneBtrete, an alien dweUing in,
663.
., L 8t. Martin in the
Fields, St. Martin by Charing
Cross, parish of, aliens dwelling
in, 6o7, 681.
., , St. Miary, Stiand,
Stronde, parish of, 239.
., , , aliens dwelling
m, 638, 667.
., , , parson of. See
Blythe, William ; Eyghley,
WiUiam.
., , St. Sepulchre, parish
of. aliens dwelling in, 642, 647,
662, 663, 664, 666, 663.
., , Shoreditch, Shordioh,
Sboredioiie, Shoredycihe, Shor-
dyohe, 610.
., , , atiiffls dweUing
in, 687, 653, 666, 684.
.., , parish of St.
Leonard in, aliens dweUing in,
681.
!•••••••#« ••••
616
GENERAL INDEX.
Londoo. olty, suburbs of — cont,
, , Smithfield, Smetheleld,
22, 296, 297.
, , , West, Weet
Smetihfeld, WestsmyUifeld, 38.
• •«•■•>••• •••••••■•• •••■••••■« •••«•••••* 1^ v«
Bartholomew, (hospital of, maeter,
bretbren and si8t«ra of, 296, 297.
■••■•••• •••••••««• •••••••••.
priory of, 296, 297.
uoeuoe to repair a conduit be-
bnging to, 296, 297.
prior of, 22. 597. See also
Oolier, Begijiald ; Coventry, Wil-
liam.
prior and oonvent of, 596.
ciharter to, 24.
sub-prior and convent of, 499.
temporaiildes of, 506.
tenaoits of, 506.
., , Wapping, Wappyng, an
alien dwelling at, 550.
,, "WMteohapel, 1e White.
chapell' by Aldg&te, ^1» Alsate,'
panah of St. Afiary Mot^lon,
Mateflon, 464.
., , , aliens dwelling
m, 597, 539, 54S, 587.
. Temple, t!he New, 542.
., temporalities in, of Bt. Mary's,
Qirenoeeter, 34.
., tentih and fifteenth from, as.
signmenta of, 60, 115, 589.
., Tower of, 194, 250, 426, 608.
., , armour in, keeper of.
See Malpas, John.
., , charter dated at, 605.
., , houses in, 194.
., , king's armoury in-, 70.
., , , serjeaoite of.
See Or€Ml, Joim de; Stanley,
John de.
., , , yeoman of.
See Cokei, John.
., kiiLg's bowyers in. See
Frost, Nioboilas; Parker, FhiJip.
, kin^s chaplains in. jS^ee
Hilbnmd, Thomas ; Woborn,
Thomas.
., , king's lioos in, keepers
of. See Eerby, William; Man^
feld, Robert.
., , miait and exchange in,
110, 155, 194, 254-259, 288, 289,
336, 347, 369.
., , .changers and
assayers 'in. See I^lyngton,
John; Herham, John; Bagley,
Henry; Tyse, John.
., cofutrollers of.
See Heznam, John.; TjBe, John.
■> I
London oity. Tower of, mint and ea^
change in — corU.
, , , graver of the
dies in. See Brandeburgh, C^il-
bert de; Orwell, John.
, ,, , keeper of the
dies in, 194.
• ■•■•••••* •••••«•«•• ■••■■•••«■ XXXttO Vva SHMX
worker of. See Goldbeter, Bar-
tholomew : Paddesley, John ;
Russe, William.
, , , money coined
at, gold, 256, 256, 259.
L'^'—\:y ' > aiyeTy
255, 259.
, , , warden of , 194,
336. See also Somer, Henry.
, ...., little or privy ward-
robe in, 79.
, , keepers of , 539.
See also Flete, Simon; Par,
Gilbert.
, , , master-keeper
of, 539. See also Norbury, Jonn.
, , works at, 526.
, ulnage in, 294.
, Vintry ward of, 215, 216.
, wheat to be provided for, 489.
London, John, 403.
, , prior of Breamore, 197.
, William, 432.
Lonesdale. See Lonsdale.
Long, Lon^ David, chaplain, vioar
of St. Twynnell, 322.
, Nicholias, 406.
, Robert, 79, 800, 306, 520, ^6.
, , Margaret, wife of, 79.
, , esdheatcr in Wilts, 26,
112, 268.
, , oommiasioner to assess
a grant, 135.
„ , knight of the shire for
Wilts, *0.
, Thomas, 395.
Longfchamp (de Longo Campo), R. de,
abbot of St. Mary's, York, 369.
, William, chanoellor of Richard
I., 420.
Longedon. See Langdon.
Longeford. See Longford.
Longeford, Thomas, 476.
Longesdon, Little. See Longstone.
Loogevill, Longevyll. See Longvyll.
Longfield, Langefeld, co. Kent, 110.
, parson of. Su Appilby, Wil-
liam; Reve, John.
Longford. Longeford, co. Hereford,
, Langelortfa, oo. Middlesex, 54.
Long Lee, Longe Lee, oo. Derby, 413.
Longfey, alias R^nold^^ Richard, of
London, draper, d73.
Robert de, 379.
Ismcjey, Thomas, bishop of
Durham [1406.14371, 104, 123,
182, 213, 233, 255, 260, 261, 294,
395, 413, 503, 504, 505, 896, 623.
GENERAL INDEX.
817
Longley, Thomas, bishop of Durham —
cont.
, , commbaiofnea: to r»i9e
a loadi, 354.
, , ordiaianoe made by,
182.
, , seal of, forged, 607.
, , supenrisor of tftie wilt
of Hugfi de Waterton, lonight.
85.
Lon^ond, Roger, of Croydon, 881.
Longo Campo. See Longdiamp.
Lonestaiitoia. See Stanton, Long.
Lon^ane. Little LongeBdon, co.
Derby, 413.
Longstrother. See Langstrothdale.
Longtre, Biohard de, 379.
Longvyll. Longeyill, Longevyle, Loaige-
vyJl, George, 614.
, .., commissioner to assess
a gnunt, 136.
, of Littlo Billing, es-
quire, 163.
..., Jolm, 446.
, ol Little Billing, es-
quire, 433.
Longwort, Matthew de, esquire, 42.
Lonsdale, Lonesdalo, Lonisdale [oo.
York], 2, 131, 378.
, anshers to be mustered in, 131.
, Sedberg^ in, d5.
Lony. See Lohne.
Looe, Loo, oo. Cornwall, 608.
Lopeiaan. See Port-Loois.
Lord, John, 295.
, , tho elder, 11.
, , the younge>r. 11.
Robert, of South Leverton, hus-
bandman, 229.
, William, of Retford, 409.
Loreman, John, 563.
Loreyne. See Lonraine.
Lorgeit, William, bu^ess and merchant
of Pajris and Rouen. 356.
Lorkyn, Thomas, of Abington, 387.
Lorraine, Loreyne, duchy of, 517.
Lorraine, Wolcher of, bishop of Dur-
ham [1071-1080], 172.
Loryng, John, of Chinnor, husband,
man, 182.
Lost, William stookfishmonger of Lon-
don, 22.
Loste, Richard, 532.
Lostwi thiol, Lastwythiell, Lostwethiell,
Lostwithyell, Lostwythyell, oo.
ComwaU, 160, 165, 474.
.clerks of the staple at. See
Hervey, Rkihard ; Peyntour,
John.
, clerk of the statute-merchant
at. See Lour, John.
, kind's seal called Me Touche '
at, 57.
, Sewenna, Sewenno, by, 92.
Loten, John, 576.
24881
Loierel. See Lutterell.
Loudesop. See Lndsopp.
Lou<}ham, John, 295.
, John de, 149.
, , Alice, daughter of, 149.
, , Isabel, sister of , 140.
, , Jojhn de, fiather of, 149.
, , Alice, wife of,
149.
Loue, Love, Richard, 268, 624.
, , John, son of, 268.
, , oommissionetr to aasees
a grant, 137.
, , esquire, 400.
See also Love.
Louecote. See Lusoot.
Louee, John de, master of a ship of
Brittany, 278.
Loughrig^ Loag)irygge, oo. We0tmoro-
land, 455.
Lounde, Alexander, 524.
, , of Bouth Gave, esquire,
378.
, John, 374, 375.
, Thomas, 374, 432, 434.
, , Margery^ wife of, 432,
434.
-., WaJiter, 374, 375.
Lour, Jdhn, derk of the staituto-mer-
ohant at Lostwithiel, 57.
Lou4Xi [co. Lincoln], 65.
Louth, Loutho, John, clerk, 44.
, Robert, of Heitingfordbury,
gentleman, 318.
, Roger, 618.
, , oommisaioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, Thomas, 323.
Louther, Geoffrey. 316, 503, 504, 5a5.
519, 611, 619.
, , esquire, 72, 388, 424,
466. 470, 475, 496, 618, 528.
, ...., commissioner to raise
a loan, 50, 124.
, , oommifisionor of array,
72, 424, 475, 476.
, Hug}i or Hugh de, 40, 383.
, , esquire, 358, 383, 615.
, , commissioner of amav,
71, 359.
, oommisaioner of oyer
and terminer, 273, 352.
, John, of Allorby, 383.
, Robert, knig^, 340.
, , WiiUiam, son of, of oo.
Cumberland. 340.
, Thomas, 390.
, William, of Rose Cattle, 383.
, , of Ctxx>kdale, 383.
Lou vain, Leven, Levene, Lovan, Lore,
Loren. Loveffm, LoYeyn, Loyyn,
Brabant, 541, 543, 550, 556, 558,
561, 565, 568, 572, 575, 577, 581,
582, 583, 584, 585.
3F
818
GENERAL INDEX.
Lave, Jain««i, 660.
, Niciholas, 556.
9 Kdciha«rd. See Lau«.
Loveday, Itiomas. 377.
LoredeQ, Keoiry, 398.
Lovelas, Lovelaae, RiohAPd, citizen and
mercer of Lomdcn, 99.
, Robert, 390.
, Williani, of Merton, 380.
Lovell, Luyell, John, parson of Nut-
iiurst, 46.
., , of Scotland, 198.
, Phflip, 461.
, T^KHnafl, 404.
, WiJliam or William de, knifidit,
lord Lovel [1414-1454], 402, 467,
521, 529, 613. 619, 622, 623, 626,
628.
i Qommissioiner to raise
a loan, oO, 354, 392.
Loven. See Lou vain.
Loveney, Jdhn, 109.
, , ©squire, 64.
7 y burgess and merchaat
of Bristol, 170.
, William, 319.
, , Margaret, wife of , 319.
, , eaquire, 401.
Loveraall, LeveraaJl, oo. York. 477.
Loversall, Robert, othapLain, 316.
Loveson, Deryk, 566.
Lovet, Thomas, of Rushton, 314.
Loveyn. See Louvain.
Lovier, Johio, of Stookbridgo, oetler,
Lowohe, Roger, 375.
Lowe, Humphrey, esquire, 186, 400.
, John, 306.
f , Augustiniiaffi friar, the
kiffi^'s oonfeesor, 196.
, , of the order of Friars
Mermitfl, professor -of theodccy,
bishop of 9t. Asa^ [1433-1444J,
tl21, 322.
, Matthew, 667.
, Nicholas, 374.
Richard, of Coven. St. Paul,
gentleman, 309.
, , of WaJsaU, 6.
, Thomas, 292.
, William, 191.
; ) of Eanver, husbaiKU
man, 436.
.William atte, of Long Stanton ,
Lowehiome, Gelderkund, 562.
Loweoiesse, John, 681.
Lowes, Henry, 552.
Loweson, John, 237.
Lowestoft, Lewistoft, Lewystoft, Leys-
toft, Lowestofte, Lowyatoft, co.
Suffolk, 16, 316, 489.
, aliens dwelling at, 672, 673.
Loweswater, Lowswater, oo. Camber
land, 383.
Lowethe, Ralf^, 271.
Lowson, William, a Soot, 105.
Lowys, James, 470.
, John, of Ivychuroh, 391.
Loy, William, the elder, 396.
Lubeck, Lubek, Lubyck, Lubyk,
Almain, 220, 544, 551, 671, 574,
586.
burgomaster of, 220.
, Seyntcruys in, 662.
Lubnam, Roger, 448.
Lubryk, Henry, 644.
Lubyk. See Liege; Lubeck.
Lucas, Edward, 578.
, ailes, 401.
, James, of Walsoken, 12.
I Robert, of Bristol, mercihant,
345.
, Thomas, esquire, 233, 602.
, , 'soudeour,* 472.
, WiMiam, 45, 601.
• •• , .., or ■"^n '"'fur*' . u«aj.
, of CShart Suttoa, oo.
ent, husbandman, 91.
Lucca, Luke [Italy], 113.
.merchant of. See MonBOoine,
Gliomas.
Luoi. See Lucy.
Luckington, Lokynitoin, co. Wilts, 268,
269.
Lucton, William. See Lokton.
Lucy, Luci, Godfrey de, 420.
, John, 398.
, Reginald, knifjbfc, 897.
, Richard or Richard de, 175.
364, 398, 420.
^Robert, son of William, of
Wilmington, tanner, 239.
, Walter, kni^t, 376, 397, 629,
617.
i , commissioner to assess
a grant, 139.
, , licemoe to, 514.
, William, esquire, 186.
, , fcnirfit, 340.
, Eliaabeth, wife of , 340.
J , of Cbarlecote, esquire,
333, 884. > -H
Ludborough, Ludlondbursii [oo. Lin-
coln], an alien dweEng at, 574.
Ludcreshale. Su LudgershaU.
Luddelowe. See Ludlow; Ludlowe.
Luddesop. iS^ee Ludsc^p.
Luddin^on^ Lodyngton, Ludyngton,
CO. Lincoln, 106, 436.
Ludelowe. See Ludlow.
Ludford. See Lydford.
GENERAL INDEX.
819
Ladg&rahall, Imdgftrsale, alieiM dwell,
ing «t, 671.
, Ludgarsale, LndgerahAle, <x>.
Biiokmgfham, 12, 2S9.
, , parson of. >V Abber-
bury, Jcnn; GennayB, John.
, Ludcresliale . Ludgarshall , Lute-
gareshall, oo. Wilta, 266, 267.
, , aliens dwelling at, o74.
, , diarter of Henry 11.
dated at, 176.
, , park of, 266.
, , , parkers of . See
Creke, Richard ; HaLsiham, Rich-
ard; Liidlowe, William.
Ludham, co. Norfolk, 487.
Ladlondbiirgh. See Ludborou^.
Ladlow, Lodelowe, Luddelowe, Lude.
lowe, Ludlowe, oo. Salop, 105,
228, 233, 435.
, oastlp, manor, and town of,
514.
, gnmt of murage in, 496.
Lndkywe, Lodelowe, Luddelowe, Lude-
k>we, John, 487.
, Richa^x], 488.
« , of Heodey (Henle in
le Heth), 381.
, ThomaB, parson otf the ofhuroh
of Badger, afterwards of Tavifr-
tock, 489.
, , abbot of Battle, 457.
, Master Thomas, professor of
theology, abbot ol Bt, Peter,
Shrewsbury, 288, 304.
, William, 408, 624.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
, , esquire, 626.
, deputy of TlKHnas
Chaucer, the ohief butler, in the
port of Bristol, 289, 321.
, , ganger in the port of
Kingston upon HnU, 450.
, , parker of Ludgershall
park, 266, 267.
Ludsopp, Londesop, Loudesop, Lud-
desop, William, 373, 374, 529,
613.
, , eequire, 306.
Ludwardyn. See Lugwardine.
Liidwyke, Ludyk. Ser, Li^ge.
Ludyngton. See Luddington.
Lnifa, Ralph, bishop of Chichester
[1091-1123], 173.
Luffe, Simon, of Bray field, husband-
man, 306.
, William, 272.
Luffenham, North, Northluffenham, co.
Rutland, 370.
, South [co. Rutland], 26.
Luffenham, Thomas, of Wing, gentle-
man, 370.
Lugwardiiie^ Ludwardyn, Lngwardyn,
DO. Hereford^ 376, 378.
Luhy, Robei-t, 129.
Lnk, Jobs, 679.
Luke. See Li^ge; Lucca.
Luke, George de, merchant of Florence,
363.
Lukesaon, Walter, 577.
Lumley, John de, knight, 42.
, , Tliomas, son and heir
of, 42.
, Marmaduke, clerk, 614.
^ prebendary of Bisbops-
huTst, Cnichester, 56.
, , bishop of Oorlisle [1430-
1450], 32, 63, 347, 383, 496, 616,
626.
, Thomas, 425.
, WilUam, knigjit, 361.
Lummen, Lumyn, Lumyne. Brabant,
657, 580.
Lundrays, Thomas, of Pocklingtan,
364.
Lune, Nicholas, 685.
Liineburg, Luneburgh, Saxony, 669.
Lanes, WiUdam, 636.
Lunsford, John, 372.
Lunteley, Lunteleye, John, 377, 490.
Lunx, William de, deputy butler in the
port of Sandwich, 498.
Luppitt, Lypet, co. Devon, alieios
dwelling at, 666.
Lurton, John, of Market Harboroudh,
the younger, husbandman, 479.
Luscot (P), Loueoote [in Braunton], oo.
Devon, 237.
Lushbone. See Lisbon.
Lusk, oo. DubHn, prebend of, in Dublin
oathedral, &5.
, prebendary of. See Shiryng-
ton, Walter.
Lussels, Master William, cfcamoellor of
Oamhridge University, 614.
Lusshebone. See Lisbon.
Lusson, Jakemyn, 566.
Lutegareshall. See LudgershaU.
Luterell. See Lutterell.
Luton, Litton, Lntton, co. Bedford,
374, 432, 440, 463.
, aliens dwelling at, 569, 585.
Luton, John, of London, barber,, 691.
Lutterell, Loterel, Luterell, Lutrell,
Hugh, knight, 99, 271, 624.
, , keeper of t-he parks of
the earl of Devon, 464.
, James, 86.
, John, knight, 86, 188.
, , James, son of, 284.
, John, son of, 86.
, , Margaret, wife of, 99,
188.
, , son of Hugh, 99.
Lutterworth, Roger, of New Windsor,
olerk, 437.
Luttiir. John, citizen and grocer of
LiMidon, 91.
830
OENEEAL INDEX.
LuTell. See Lovell.
Luwe, Brabant, 570.
Luzeinbourgh. Jaauetta de. iS^ee John,
duke ot Bedford.
Luydyk. See Li^ge.
Luyng, Richard, 546.
Liiysbek, Henry, 558.
, Jolhn, 554.
Lybard, John, of Bristol, cardmaket*,
307.
, , of Willingham, roper,
315.
Lybet, Walter, panoa of Qberiton
Fitzpaiiie, 195.
, , parson of Nortli Taw-
ton, 195.
LycoihAm. See Litcbam.
Lychebarowe. See Litoliborocigih.
Lyohefeld, John, of Ooyentry, graoier,
384.
William, knight, oonamissioner
to raise a loan, 127.
Lyohesfeld, William, of Northbourne,
390.
Lyohour, Riehard, 406.
Lydbnry. co. Salop, 227.
Lydd, Lydde, Lyde, co. Kent, 437, 486.
Lydeard Bishop's, Lydeyerd Biehop's.
See Bishops Lydeaira.
Lydeyard Mikent. jS^ee Lydiard Milli.
cent.
Lydford, Ludford, oo. Somerset, 114.
, East, Estlydefoo^, oo. Somerset,
232.
I^ydgate. See Lidgate.
Lydham, Lythom, oo. Salop, 246.
Lydiard Millicent. Ledyard Miloesnte,
Lydeyard Milicent, Northlyde-
yard [co. Wilts], 243, 247, 602.
parson of. See Assheley, Wil-
Ham ; Bampton, William ; Wayte,
John.
Lydyer, John, 893.
Lye. 00. Salop. See Lee.
Lye, oo. Surrey. See Leigh.
Lye (surname). See Lee.
lye, 355.
Lyef, William, rector of Harrietsham,
Lyen, HolUnd, 650, 666, 662, 669.
Lyes. See Lees.
Lyffyn, Clement, draper of London,
465.
Lyfton. See Liftom.
Lyghtfoot, LyjD^tfot, Lyditfote,
Thomas, 141; 282, 377.
, , of Weobley, gentle-
man, 31o.
Lyhert, Walter, parson of West Til-
bury, 448.
f .-. , parson of Nettleton,
448.
Lykykson, Fetheryk de, 644.
Lyle. See liUe.
Lyle, John, 394.
, Robert, 372.
Lyllyngton. See LLUington.
Lyly, Lylye, Eidmund, of Kingston
upon HuU, chapman, 429.
, John, 372.
, , of Colchester, mer-
chant, 438.
, , of Ouilden Morden.
387.
, , of Isleham, 12.
, , of Woolveroot, hus-
bandman, 438.
, Richard, of Whaddon, 387.
, Roger, of C<dohester, mer-
chant, 438.
, Roger, vioar of Sapiston, 607.
, Waiiam, of Meldreth, 387.
Lymber. See Limber Magna.
Lymberg^, Little. See Limber.
Lymbury, ElLsabeth, daugjiter of Philip
de, knight, 332.
, John, 448.
Lyme Regis, Lyme, oo. Dorset, 383.
Lymerik. See Limerick.
Lymers, in Cleves, 543.
Lymeryk. See Limerick.
Lymeryk, John, 373.
Lymesy, Peter de, 337.
Lymington, Lemyngton, Lymyngton
[oo. Southampton], 441, 446.
, port of, customs in, 205.
, Walihampton, Welhampton, in,
475.
Lymmen, Brabant, 662.
, in Li^ge, 641.
Lymnour, William, 164.
' lymoursadels,' saddles oaUed, 44.
Lympne, Lymyne, oo. Kent, 381.
I^rmeey, Edward, 388.
Lymster, William, 412.
Lymyne. jS^ee Lympne.
Lynacre, John, eequire. 411.
, William, gentleman, 411.
Lynche, William, of Oranbrook, chap-
man, 477.
Lynde, Henry, 651.
, John de le, 382.
, John, of Canterbury, 390.
, chnrdhvarden of St.
Mary ildermary, London, 321,
322.
, Richard, of Sanderatead, 981.
, William, esquire, 396.
Lyndefeld. 5ee Lindfield.
Lyndefeld, Lynfeld, Master John, 32,
36, 441, 446.
, , bachekn* in laws, 821.
GENERAL INDEX.
821
Lyndeley, llHnnas, 6^.
, , oommissioner de waUiis
et fouatU, 280.
Lyndewod. jS^ee Lin wood.
Lyndowod, Limwode, I^dowode, Lyn-
wode, Master William, 32, 36,
61, 462.
, , doctor of laws, 321.
, , keeper of the privy
seal, 255, 268, 259, 461, 465, 611.
Lyndfeld. jS^ee Lindfield.
Lyndhurst, Lyndehurst [co. Soaihamp-
ton], 442, 463.
Lyndon, John, of Linooki, 600.
Lyndryke, WiUiiam, of West Stock with,
410.
Lyndsey. See Lincoln county, Lind-
aey in.
Lyne, Holland, 585.
Lyne, Richttrd, of Kinver, barker, 436.
., , chantry priest of Soli-
hull, 36.
' lynes,' ' brases ' of oord caUed, 44.
Lyney, Lyneye, Roger, 154.
, , oommLssioner to en-
quire as to lands of an outlaw,
WO.
, Thomas, 373.
I^ynfeld, Joiin. See Lyndefeld.
Lynford, John, 61, 407.
Lyng, Lenge, eo. Somerset, 436.
Lyng, Lynge, John, 293.
, sheriff of Loodoa, 414.
, Robert, 406.
, William, 293.
Lyngefeld. See Lingfield.
Lyngeyn, Philip, 377.
, Rsilph, escheator in Hereford,
253.
Lyngfeld. See Lingfield.
Lyngrygge, Richard de, oommissioner
^e waUiis et fossatiSj 348.
Lynham. See Lincham.
Lynn. Lenn, Lenne, Lynne, Bialiop's
Lenn, Bishop's Lyme, Bishop^s
Lynn, co. Norfolk, 13. 14, 18, 36,
56, 61, 70, 132, 157. 280, 234,
236, 357, 429, 434, 477, 515.
, aliens dwelling at, 538, 555.
556, 560, 561, 563, 566, 670, 583,
586.
, burgesses and merchants of,
314.
ditches around the town oi,
70.
, justices of the peace in, 621.
, mayor of. See Botekesham,
nomas; Brekerope, John ;
Waterden, Richard.
mayor, aldermen, and oon-
stables of, 70.
J mer<^ants of, 220.
Lynn — eont.
, port of, commission to arrest
ships in, 533.
, , customs in, oontroUers
of. See Berkyng, William;
Selby, Thomas; Seynt, Jcihn;
Teell, William.
J , bunreyors of the search
m. See Mounsey, WiKliam;
Ddell, WiUiam.
, prior of, 404.
, the river by, 132.
Lynsi, South, Suthleen, Suth Lenn [co. •
Norfolk], aliens dwelling at,
555, 556, 560, 564.
Lynna, Richard, 327.
Thomas, 392.
Lynstok. See Linstock.
Lyntone. See Linton.
Lynwode. See Lyndewod.
Lynwood, East, Estlynwode, bailiwick
of, in the New Forest, 475.
Lyon, Henry, 561.
, John, 545.
, , of Had^lgh, chapman.
486.
, Richard, 566.
, William, 648.
Lypet. See Luppitt.
Lypp. See Lippe.
Lyre. See Lierre.
Lysard. iSiee Lisard.
Lyseux, nomas, king[s clerk, prebend-
ary in St. (George's chapel,
Windsor, 456.
, prebendary VP St.
PauFs cathedral, London, 601.
I^sle, John, 522.
, , knight of the €hire for
Southampton. 396.
, Robert, of Pulborough, esquire,
164.
Lyster, Henry, of Becoles, lister, 41,
124.
Lytelton. See Litlington.
Lytewyn, Paul, of Worplesdon, gentle-
man, 437.
Lytherlond. See Litherland.
Lytherpole. See Liverpool.
Lythom. See Lydham.
Lythome, Robert, <^ West EUa, 13.
Lyttelyngton. See Litlington.
Lytton. See Litton.
Lytton, John, of co. Meath, 57.
Lytyllyngton. See Litlington.
LyushiU. See Lieflfhill.
Lyveden, Rchert, 371.
Lyrermere. See Livermere.
Lyrerpole. See Liverpool.
Lyveryngton.. See Leverington.
Lyvonia. See Livmia.
« * •
822
GENERAL IKDEX.
M
Mablotliorpe, Malberthorp, oo. Lin-
coln, d03, 436.
, parscwi of. See Keleby, Thomas.
^ Mably, John, of Howys, 386.
' , Riohard, of Howys. 386.
Mabyll, John, 91.
Maoclefeld, Ralph, 277.
Maohyn, Reginald, 373.
Maoy, William, perpetual vioar of Whit-
churoh, 324.
Maddington, Maydentoni, co. Wilts,
112.
Maddyngle. See Madingley.
Maddyngle, Richard, of Kingston, 387.
Madenhyth. See Maidenhead.
Madingley, Maddyngle, Madyngle, oo.
Cambiidge, 161, 386.
Madle, Thomas, of Litton, yeoonaxL, 98.
, William, 393.
Madley, Maudel, co. Hereford, 65.
Madley, Riohard, 412.
Madok, William, 277.
Madyngle. See Madingley.
Maer, ye Mere, oo. Stafford, 400.
Maeeeyek, Masike, Masyk, Maseyk,
in Liege, 549, 555, 579, 584.
Maeetrioht, Maateryght, Mastreight,
Masirioe, Mastright. Masbrik,
Mastrit, Mastryoe, Mastrygjht,
Mastryk, Maystery, Maystryght,
Maystryfct^, Moistright, in the
bishopric of Li^ge, 541, 542, 545,
546, 540, 550, 551, 552, 5.'>4, 556,
.558, 560, 563, 564, 5^5, 568, 569,
570, 574, 576, 577, 582.
Mrfw^tricht, Merstreght, parU of, 545.
Magdeburg, Maydebergh, Saxony, 546.
Magerman, Staoeus, 559.
Magjiell, MaghJen, Maghelyn. See
Mechlin.
Magna assisa digenda, writ of, 151.
Magna maris y an alien dwelling at, 565.
Magon, Thomas, 393.
Magor [oo. Monmouth], 242.
Magot, John, 403.
Maiden Bradley, Mayden Bradley,
Maydene Bradel^, oo. Wilts.
440. '
, priory of, 244.
j.prww, brethren, and leprous
Slaters of, 244.
Maidenhead, Madenhyth. Mayderibethe,
Maydenhyth, co. Berks, 163, 330. |
, bridge of, 330. i
J on alien dwelling at, 676. )
Maidstone, Maideeton, ]lla.idston, Mfty-
deston, Maydyston, co. Kent,
98, 167, 246, 369.
, aliens dwelling at. 555, 667,
674.
, QoJIege of, master of. iSfee
Heron, Roger.
, letters patent dated at, 43.
letters patent of Tliomas Arun-
del, archbishop of Canterbury,
dated at, 424.
Maigne, Hugh, yeoman of the eatery,
222, 224, 443, 495.
, , purveyor, 304, 443.
Maihelyn. See MeohJin.
Mail. See May.
maiutainei's and upholders oi quarrels,
statute of, 445.
maintenanoe, at elections, 31.
Maister, William, 375.
Major, John, of Ruxley, 391.
, Thomas, 392.
Makeleyn. See Meohlin.
Makenade, William, 344.
Makeney, Riohard, esquire. 402.
Makemell, Ralph, 409.
J commissioner de vrallih
et fossatis, 280.
, William, whit-e tawyer of Lon-
don, 479.
Maker man, Rumbald, 537.
, Simon, 643.
Makeworthi. See Makwortli.
MakiE. See Mechlin.
Mak worth, Makeworth, Henry, 412.
, John, clerk, 367.
, , dean of St. Mary's,
Lincoln, 147, 467.
, commissioner t6 raise
a loan, &o., Sf), 126.
, Thomas, 412.
Malbertihorp. jSee Mablethorpe.
Malberthorp, Jo2in, clerk, 167, 480.
, William, clerk, 168.
Malbys, William, of Mibton, 301.
Maiden, Maldon, co. Surrey, 381.
Maldon, oo. Bedford. See Maulden.
, oo. Essex, 104, 310, 368.
, , aliens dwelling at, 638,
539, 674, 676.
, , bailiff of. See Gore-
William.
, , port of, 429.
•. , , the chief but-
lers deputy in. See Abraham,
Robert; iired, Richard.
, Little, oo. Essex, 113, 299.
Maldon, Henry, 401.
Malerbe, John, esquire. 399.
, William, esquire, 399.
1
824
GENERAL INDEX.
Maoston. St. James. Manaton, oo.
York, 378.
MAnstoo, Alfred, oommifisioner of gaol
delivery, 349.
, Jobn, of MaiuioTi St. JazneB,
esquire, 378.
, Ridhard, 11.
, Roger, 389.
, Thomafi, 382.
, William, 388.
Mantell, Arnald, 545.
, John, 545.
manamission, deed of, 336.
Manwode, William, 402.
Manyashe. See Monyash.
Manyaabe, John, glover, 410.
, WiHiam, <^ Monyash, 413.
Manykyn, Gilee, 585.
Manyng^am. See Mannyngham.
Manyngtre. See Manningtree.
Manypemy, John, 376.
Manytre. See Mannlngtreo.
Mapelherst, Mapilhirst. See Maple-
hurst.
Mapilstede. See Maplestead.
Mapilton, John, parson of Eocleston, 66.
Mapledurham, Mapulderham [co. Ox-
ford], 182.
, vioar of. See Loker, Robeirt.
Maplehurst, Mapelherst. Mapilhirst,
Mapulherst l^parishes of Staple-
hurst and Frittenden], oo. Kent,
427.
Maplestead, Mapilstede, Great [oo.
Essex], 187.
, vioar of. iSfee 8wynton,WiJIiam;
Whitegreve, John.
Mapulbek, William, of Grantham, 382.
Mapulderham. See Mapledurham.
Mapulherst. See Maplehurst.
Marable, Simon., 313, 317.
Maramchircho. See Marhamdiuroh.
Mai>azion. Marghasyowe, oo. Com wall,
485.
Marbui*y. See Merbury.
Marcelby, Picardy, 576.
March, co. Cambridge, an alien dwell,
ing at, 576.
March, eai-ls of. See Mortimiet*;
Richard, duke of York.
Marcihale, Marohall. See Marshall.
Marchant, Marohaunt, John, 99.
, , of Peldon, 402.
Sewall, 66.
, Stephen, citizen and skinner of
London, 484.
, Thomas, 397, 471.
, , parson of Bucknell, 143.
1 , parson of Standlake,
143.
William, 571.
Marcbe, Robert, of Dunsfold, 380.
, William, of Suffolk, 511.
Mardiwood, Merohewod, oo. Soaili-
ampton, 397.
Marcle, oo. Hereford, 376.
, Little, CO. Hereford, f roe-
warren at, grant of, 180.
, Much, Great Markele, oo. Here-
ford, free warren at, grant of.
180.
, manor of, 514.
Marden, Mawardyn, Mowen [co. Here>
ford], 462.
, manor of, 514.
, Merden. co. Hertford, 415.
, Merden, co. Kent, hundred of«
504, 505, 506.
Mare, Peter de la, 402.
Richard de U, 141, 178, 281,
618.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 125.
, Robe«*t de la, commisnoner to
assess a grant, 130, 139.
, , tenant in chief, 217.
, , esquire, 376.
, Thomas de la, 217, 218.
, , Isabel and Margaret,
sisters of, 217, 218.
Mareschal, Maresohall. jSiee MarahaU.
Mareys, John, chaplain, 436.
Mareyze, John, of Ohedworth, husband-
man, 229.
Marghasyowe. See Marazion.
Marham, WilKam, 374.
Marhamdiurdi, MJaramohirohe [oo.
Cornwall], 592.
, parson of. See D3rTell, James.
mariners, commissions to arrest or
impress, 40, 44, 607, 608, 609,
610.
, muster of, 611.
Marjoi-i. Thomas, of Bolsover, 411.
Mark [by Calais, Picardy], castle,
captain of, 132.
Alark, Merk, Clement, 473, 474.
, , burgees tfuid merchant
of Rouen. 127, 202, 471.
, John, of Salcomb, mariner, 133.
, vicar of Sawston, 465.
See also Marke.
Markand, Ihomas, chaplain of certain
oliantries in St. Paul's^ London,
afterwards parson of King's Rip-
ton, 100.
Markaunt, Richard, of BiUerioay, 6.
Markayn (PMarooing), Hainauk, 580.
Markby, Markeby, co. Lincoln, 480.
priory, 121.
, John, prior of, 320.
Marke, John, clerk, 184.
, , of Balingihem. an alien,
547.
See also Mark.
Markeby. William, citizen and gold-
smith of London, 159.
826
GENERAL INDEX.
Mftrfcin V (Otiio Colonna), pope [1417-
1431], 32, 38.
Martin, Martyn, Andrew, af Sandwich,
73.
, Arnald. 573.
, Henry, 73.
, John, 368, 392, 394. 395, 402,
414, 427, 444, 474, 518, 628, 618.
1 , juBtioe of tlio Common
Bench, 33, 66, 72, 167, 246, 268,
368. ^
, ., justice of oyer and ter-
miner, *c., 246, 273, 276, 352.
, justice of the peace in
Kent, 326.
, , yeoman of tlie chamber,
213, 490.
, groom of tlie larder,
253.
, , merchant of Boeton, 12.
, , tawyer of Londoin,, 7.
, , Leticia, wife of, 7.
, from Velm, an alien,
567.
, , parson of Weston Ool-
viUe, 441.
, , from Wieringen, an
alien, 581.
, , of Witney, huebandman
or woolmoBiger, 1^.
, of Wilts, 371.
, Laurence, 637.
, Peter, from Gouda, en alien,
, , pnor of the church of
St. Augustine, diocese of Ter.
ouane,* general proctor of the
Premonstratensia^n oa^er in the
Roman Court, 248.
, Thomas, 392, 407.
, , of Edenbridge, 391.
, of Leighton, co. Hunt-
ingd^, 7.
, , of Sandwich, 10. *
, Walter, of Dias, 10.
, , William, son of, 10.
, of Gbeel, an alien, 577.
, William, of Exton, 17.
Maiixxn, Mertholme, co. Lanca^er, 452.
, CO. Surrey. See MortoiQ).
, Marten by Bridlyngton, oo.
York, 16.
Martyll, Hugh, clerk, 94.
, Ridhard^ bachelor of arts, par-
son of Bt. Thomas, Wincbeiaea,
270.
Martyn. See Martin.
Martyndale, William, the elder, 383.
, , , commifisioinerof
array, 360.
, the younger, 383.
Martyns, Henry, 564.
PaskYn, 661.
Martynson, Martin, 647.
Martyr Worthy, Woi-tliy Mortemer, oo.
Southampton, manor of, 514.
Mairys, John, olerk, 96.
Mascall, Robert, confessor of Henry
IV, 196.
Mascote. Richard, of London, barber,
163.
Mascy, (Geoffrey le, knight, 379.
Mase, Matthew van der, 686.
Masike. See Maeaeyck.
Masike, Peter, 579.
Maskyr, William, 410.
Mason, Alexander, 234.
, Daniel, 566.
, Henry, 687.
, of Cirencester, 686.
, Nicholas, of Blankney, 362.
, Richard, 682.
, , yeoman of the eatery
and caterer of the household, 2,
177, 223, 224, 225, 443, 495.
, , purveyor, 304.
Roger, eroom of the kitchen,
keeper ot Lawton-Gate, Lauj^ton
Lidiate, 336.
, Thomas, 393.
, William, 392.
Massager. Thomas, of Upton, oo. Nor.
folk, 14.
Massineham, co. Norfolk, an tJaen
dwelling at, 677.
, Great [oo. Norfolk], an alien
dwelling at, 583.
Ma.s.sy, Jolin, 627.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 138.
, , of the order of Friars
Minors, parson of Drayton
Parslow, 85.
, Roger, of Highlow, 413.
Massy k. jSiee Maeseyck.
Massy k, Arnald, 549.
Massyngham, Edmund, 406.
Mast, William, 363.
Masteiyght, Mastreag^t. Maatrioe,
Mast right. Mast i^gjiit, Maetrik.
See Maestricht.
Mastryk, Henry van, 642.
Mate, John, 589.
BCatheo, Mathee, Matheus, Luke or
Luke de, padrone of a camaok off
Genoa, 362, 365, 361.
Matheu, John, merchant of Abbeville,
162.
, William, parson oi King^s Rip-
ton, afterwards chaplain of cer-
tain chantries in St. Paul's,
London, 100.
Matheus, Luke. See Matheo.
Mathewe, John, clerk, 340.
, esquKPo, 4M.
, , of Sterroppe, 400.
WHliam, of Midsomer Norton,
chapman, 317.
828
GENERAL iNDteX.
Maynardyn, John, 570.
Mayne. See Mayn.
MayneH, Gerard, 426, 523, 529, 615.
) 3 oommissioner to assess
a grant, ld6.
, Jolm, of Bristol, 485.
Maynl^B, Joihii, 277.
MAyBwaryng, Randolf, tiie elder, 277.
> , tihe younger, 277.
Mayowe, Coqus, 551.
Mays, RiohArd, 546.
Maysham, Nidholas, 410.
Mayster, H^ary le, burgess of Amiens,
152.
, William, 314.
Mayste-ry, Maystrygjit, Maystrytte.
See Maestricht.
Mayus. Richard, 545.
Meath, county, sheriff of, 57.
, bishopric of guardians of the
spirituality ot, 346.
, diocese of, 332, 346.
Meaux [co. York], abbot of. See Hoton,
John.
, abbot and convent of, 142.
MeohilSiam. See Miohelham.
Mechlin, Maghele, MasheU, Mag)helyn,
Maghlen, Machley, MaeMeyn,
Maahlyn, MaBbelyn, Makeleyn,
Makelyn, Makill, Maugjiolyn,
MaugheTyn, Maughlyn, Maug-
hyn, Mauglyn, Meghelyn, Megh-
leyn, Meyhelyn, Meykeleyn,
Mighelyng, Myghille, in Brabant,
537, 539, 543, 551, 553, 656, 557,
559. 560, 561, 562, 564, 566, 567,
570, 571, 572, 573, 575, 577, 578,
579, 581, 583, 584, 585, 586, 587.
Mecklenburg, Mekelburgh, an alien
from, in England, 560.
Med, Iliomas, 430.
Mede, Alice, 5.
, Joan, 6.
, John, of Add*le, potbar, 89.
, , of North Curry, hus-
bandman, 318.
, , Isabel, wife of, 318.
, Thomas, 392.
, Thomas atte, purveyor of
pheasants, partridges, Ac., for
the household, 287.
Medeford, John, 402.
, Thomas, eecheator in Salop,
and the adjacent March of Wales,
306.
Medelburgh. See Middelburg.
Medelton. See Middleton.
Medemblik, Memelyk, HoMand, 647,
564, 684.
Medemenham. See Medmenham.
Medewey, William, of Daventry, 20.
Medilburgh. See Middelburg.
Medmann, Medmen, Almain, 556.
Medmenham, Medemenham, oo. Buok-
ingham, 22.
Medue alias Creyk, Greyke, Geoffrey,
chaplain, 4B9.
, , , parson of Chel-
sea, prebendary of Wartling.
Ninfieid and Hooe in Hastiness
chapel, 463.
Mbdulburgh. See Middelburg.
Medwe, Paul van de, 681.
Meeres, Thomas. See Meers.
Meerhout, Merout, Meroute. Mexx>uth,
Brabant, 557, 661, 666, 683.
Meers, Meeres, Thomas, 130, 530.
Mees. See Metz.
Megen, Gelderland, 660.
Megjielyn. See Mechlin.
Meghem, Megyn, Brabant. 569.
Megfhleyn. See Mechlin.
Megre, John, 394.
Mekelburgh. See Mecklenburg.
Mekelfeld, William, 524.
Melbourn, Meldebum, Meldebume,
Milbourne, Mildebome, oo. Cam-
bridge, 387, 4^.
, an alien dwelling at, 546.
Melbourne, Melbome, John, 509, 610.
, , esquire, 376.
, , merchant of London,
321.
, Richard, esquire, 217.
, , esoheator in Dorset,
49.
Melburny, John, citisen of London, 78.
Melcomb [co. Somerset], See Petherton,
North.
Meloombe Regis, Melcomb, co. Dorset,
471.
, mayor and bailiffs of. 201.
, mayor and oonstables of, 471.
, port of, 68, 162.
, ., customs and subakiies
in, 69, 298.
, , ships to be arrested in,
162.
, to be no longer a i>ort
but a creek as it was formerly,
298.
, friars preachers of, licence to
found a house of, 79.
, prior of. See Polyng, Bdw^rd.
Meldebum. See Melbourn.
Meldreth, Melreth, co. Oambridse,
386, 387.
Meleman, John, 407.
Melenyd^ Melenyth [oo. Radnor], kwnd-
ship of, 614.
Meleton, John, oommissiQner of array
860. ^'
Melford, Long, MeOeford [co. Suffolk],
64.
Melle, Nicholas, 643.
Mellelord. See Melford.
Mellehoure. See Mellor.
GENERAL INDEX.
MeUere, Ji^n, of Orpington, 391.
, , of Womenswould, 390.
, Laureuoe, of LetnliAin, 369.
, Thomas, of Lenham, 389.
Mellis, Melys £eo. Suffolk], an aliea
dwelling at, 576.
Mellok, oo. OornwaU, 317.
Mellok. Joan, wife of Roger, of Mell<^,
317.
MeFlor, Melleihoure, oo. Derby, 413.
Mellor, Arnold, 541.
MeUum (PMeiiun or Meillant), in the
duchy of Berry, 552.
Mellyng, Bdchard, 476.
Mc^IinAD. John, 61.
, ThomAs, of Royston, 387.
Melond, Adam, of Sandwich, 73.
, John, of Sandwich, 73.
Melressb, Heiory, 20.
Melreth. See Meldroth.
Melreth, William, 3^.
, , Beatrice, wife of, late
the wife of Reginald Cokayn,
esquire, 324.
, , citieen and meroer of
London, 306, 311.
MeiL»mbyi Melayngby, co. York, 302.
Melton. See Mikon.
Melton, John, knight, 378.
, of Kilham, eequire,
275.
, , of NormanitocL, 409.
Melton Abbots. ;Siee Milton Abbas.
Mekon Mowbray, Meltonmo^ibray, co.
Leicester, 227.
Melys. See Mollis.
Melys, John, 576.
Melysson, Alwin, 560.
, Deryk, 580.
Membisry [co. Devon], free chapel of,
parson of. See Beaumont, Robert.
Membury, oo. Wilts, 320.
Memelyk. See Medemblik.
men at arms, 42, 127, 133, 152, 202,
218, 277, 278, &53, 356, 358, a59,
. 425, 471, 475, 476, 525, 538, 535,
536, 607, 608. 611, 612.
See also Ireland.
Menard, RicJhard, 587.
Mendlesham, Mendelv&rham, oo. Suffolk,
160, 226.
, church of, 175.
Menestede. See Minstead.
Menobor, Arnold, 555.
Mense. See Mayeaice.
Menstede. See Minstead.
Menston, William. 113.
Mentill, John, 579.
Menyware, WilHaan, 391.
Meon, Mienes fco. Somthampton],
Langehersta in, 174.
Meopham, Mepeham, oo. Kent, 422.
Mepurshale, John, S75.
Mer, John do La, o
352.
Merbrook, Richard
quire, 384.
Merbury, Marbury,
, , con
a loan, dkc., I
, , con
a grnnt, 139.
, .......... of
esquire, 141,
382, 376, 426
, , Agi
144, 282.
, Nicholas, 1
Cliff park, 26
, WiUiam, oi
of Chipping
man, 310.
Meroaston, Mi roast*
Menoato Novo, Joh
Venice, 481.
merchants, attaicks *
220, 335, 348,
446, 457, 471.
, complaints •
, English, abj
, foreign, att^
127, VM, 152,
218, 219, 220,
299, 30O, 301,
361, 426, 469,
475, 476.
of Abnain.
of Genoa. <S
of the Teul
Hanse.
of Portugal,
Menohewod. See Mf
Merden. See Marde
Mere, ye. See Maer
Mere, Godescalf van
, John atte, S
, John del, of
, Richard dc 1
Merel)ek. See Moerl
Mered, Brabant, 581
Meredyth, ' Wals^hn
Meres, Mexys, John
, Thomas, 521,
, , oomr
and terminer,
, , comr
a grant, 139.
, , comr
et fossatis, 273
, knig]
Lincoln, 381.
, , eschc
369.
Merevale, Miravallc
abbey, 384.
, abbot of. Se
Mereworth, oo. Kent
Merfyn, Robert, 391.
880
GENERAL INDEX.
MerkmeUi, Merionnoth, Merreimyth,
Meryonnytih, archdeaoon of. See
Gely. Riohiard.
, county of, 269.
, , oscheator in, 590.
, f revonuos in. 398.
, sheriff of, 266. See
also Daaakynson, Thomas ; Hamp-
tosi, John; Stanley, John.
Merk. See Mark.
Merkham. See Markham.
Merlawe, Roger, 402.
Merle, Gelderland, 554.
Morleburgh. See Marlborough.
Merkwid, Henry de, vicar of Rochdale,
81.
Merlot, Brabant, 568.
Merlyour, Wymar, 66.
Merogaj^, Nicholas. 541.
Morord, John, 569, 586.
Merout, Meroute, Merouth. See Meer-
hout.
Merreunyth. See Merioneth.
Merrow, oo. Surrey, 380, 381.
Mersch, John, 406.
Merschgate, John, 407.
Mersfeld. See Marshfield.
Mershom, co. Kent, 390.
Mershe. See Marsli.
Mershefeld. See Marsh iidd.
Mersheton, William, 408.
Mer8hfyl4, John, butcher of the univer-
sity of Oxford, 227.
Mershwodo. See Marsh wood.
Mersk. See Marske.
Mersman. Hemry, 582.
Morssh, Tlu>ma.s, grocer, 432, 434.
Mersshe. See Marsh.
Mersshland, Merasbelaml. See Marsh-
land.
Mersshton, Henry, clerk, 346.
Merstham, co. Surrey, 380, 381.
Merston [oo. Kent], free chapel of, 340.
, warden of. See Browne,
Alexander; Hebbenge, Willdam.
, CO. Lincoln. See Marston.
, CO. Norfolk. See Merton.
Merston, Henry, clefk, 158.
prebendary in St.
Stephen's chapel. Westminster,
268.
, Jolin, 403, 611, 612.
, ., esquire, keeper of the
king's jewels, controUer of tin
in Cornwall and Devon, 203, 214,
225.
, , of Cobham, esquire,
380.
, Richard, 374.
, , keeper of the warren
and lordship of Sheen, 84.
, Robert, of Marston, veoman,
281.
, Thomas, 398.
Merston Ptrioi's. See Pnors Marston.
Merstreg^t. See Maestricht.
Merther, Eglesmerthyr, oo. Cornwall,
166.
Merthohne. See Marten.
Merton, Merston, oo. Norfolk, 404.
, Marton, co. Surrey, 380.
, , letters patent dated at,
601.
, , priory of St. Mary,
John, prior of, 214.
, , , Thomas Shir-
fold, prior of, 222, 246.
, , temporalities of,
223, 246.
Merton, Heotry, 277, ^50.
, Laurence, 375.
, Roger, of Kidderminster
draper, 228.
, Thomas, 21.
Meruc, 48.
Merwe, William, 372.
Merwode, Henry, esquire, 399.
Mery, Thomas, 398, 404.
MerydaJe, William, 398.
Meryden, William, 269.
Meryfeld. John, 269.
Mery man, Joihn, of Appleby, 369.
Meryng. Thomas, 409.
, WiUiam. knight, 409, 622.
Mei^yonnyth. See Merioneth.
Merys. See Meres.
Meryvale, Richard, 403.
MerywaJe, Richard, vintner of London,
6.
Messager, WilKam, of Madingley, yeo-
man, late bailiff of Ely, 161.
Messanger, Roger, 91.
Messen, Thomas, of Doncaster, gentie.
man, 477.
Messenger. Thomas, of Madingley, 386.
Messiing, Messyng, oo. Essex, 210, 267,
3uo.
Messynden. See Missenden.
Metcalf, James, of Wensley Dale,
esquire, 378.
Meteford, demenoe, prioress of Anker-
wyke, 462.
Meteley. Nicholas, 425.
Metfeld, co. Somen^et (possibly in error
for Metfield, oo. Suffolk), an
alien dwelling at, 582.
Metham, co. York, 378.
Met ham, lliomas or Thomas de, 522.
, , commissioner of array,
860.
, , oommisaiooer de italliU
et fossatisj 199, 469.
, , esquire, 66.
, , , ooimmissioner
to enquire as to oonoealmenta in
Ycwk county, 272.
, , of Metham. esquire,
378.
1^^::;
882
GENERAL INDEX.
Middlesex — eont.
, temporalities in, of bishopric
of Canisle, 58.
f tei^th and fifteenth from,
asttignment of, 60, 120.
, , colileotors of, 120.
, U^easone and felomee in, 70.
, trespasses and otiher offences
committed in, 485.
Middleton, Middelton, Middelton by
Northampton, co. Northampton,
158, 166.
, , bailiff of. Se£ Orome,
Joihn.
, , parson of. See Tiiwe,
John.
, Middelton in Pykerynglithe,
CO. York, 182.
, parson of. See Bosom,
Joho ; Hanelape, Henry.
Middleton, Medelton, Middelton^ Mid-
dilton, Midelton, Midilton,
Midylton, Elias de, 605.
Hugjh, knight, 882.
Jolhn or Joftin de, 10, 41, 396,
597.
.., Geoffrey, son of, 41.
.., Reginald, son of, 41.
.., Thomas, son of, 41.
.., knight. 896.
.., of Belsay, knight, 237.
,.., of Lonsdale, esquire,
378.
of Northumberland, es-
quire, 128.
, Master John, warden of St.
Ni<iholas hospital in the suburbs
of York, 158.
, Ralph, 4a5.
, Thomas, 405.
Walter, purveyor of bows, etc.,
48.
William, purveyor of bows, etc.,
44.
, , sewer of the ha-ll, 492.
, , parson of Clapton, 387.
Middleton Gheyney, Midelton Gheyn-
duit, CO. Northampton, 460.
Middleton Stoney. Mideiton, Midlyng-
ton, CO. Oxford, 191, 394.
Middleton in Teesdale, Midelton in
Tesdale [oo. Durham], 478.
Midelton (surname). See Middleton.
Midelton. See Middleton Stoney.
Midelton Cheynduit. See Middleton
Cheyney.
Midelton in Tesdale. See Middleton in
Teesdale.
Mideston, John, commissioner of ari*ay
in CO. Lancaster, 71.
Midilton. See Middilton.
Midlyngton. See Middleton Stoney.
Midsomer Norton, Midfiomery snort on,
00. Somerset, 317.
Midylton. ^ee Middleton.
Mienes. See Meon.
Mighell, Richard, 558.
Migjhelstowe. See Michaelstow.
Mighelyng. See Mechlin.
Milan, merchants of, 414.
Milboume, Milbome, John, 512.
, Richard, 370.
Milbrok. See Millbrook.
Milbrok, George, of Baldock, 45.
Milboume. See Melbouni.
Milde, Thomas, 475.
Mildeborne. See MelboiUD.
Mildelburgh. See Middelburg.
Mildenale, Robert, of Ringston-upon-
ThameB, 380.
MUdenhall, MiddehaJu, Mildenshale, oo.
Suffolk, 845, 502.
, churdh of, 175.
vioar of. See Ryngptede,
Thomas.
Mileham, oo. Norfolk, an alien dwelling
at, 682.
Miles, John, of London, 814.
, Thomas, <^ Bale, huabandman,
238,
Milford [co. York], wood of, 144.
, , keeper of. See Bur-
ton, J<^.
, North . Nort hmylford , co. York ,
257, 258.
Milford, Thoma;9, 457.
, , of Luddington, gentle-
man, 436.
Milford Haven [do. Pembroke], 84.
Milham, Roger de, 66.
MiUbrook, Milbrok [co. Bedford], 196,
197.
Mille, John, 89.
, Ricliard atte, 392.
Thomas atte, 392.
, William atte, 404.
MiUer, BaFtholomew, 581.
Milleward. See Milward.
mUls. 146, 176, 178, 245, 271, 275, 278.
333.
Milner, Milnere, Henry, 565, 570.
, John, of Ollerton, 409.
, Ricbard, of Heage, 412.
, Robert, of Rodsley, 412.
Milnes, Roger, 400.
Milneton, Maud, wife of John, of Dun
ham upon Trent, 162, 280, 316.
MUfftead, Milstede, oo. Kent, 155.
, parson of. See Hatton, Henry;
Sander, Walter.
Milton, 33, 66.
, an alien dwelling at, 502.
, Middilton, co. Oambiidge, 386.
, 1 pareon of . iS>ee Laven-
der, William.
884
GENERAL INDEX.
Moll, MoMe, Brabant, 551, 575. |
house of Poefcel at,
jpiiteimoU, 557, 565.
MoJkeloy, Moliedy, Jdhn, ©squire, 4flO.
, Thomas, 246.
^ , justice in. Soutrli Wales,
lie!
, commiflsiomer to assess
a grant, 137.
, commissioner of gaol
delivery, 273.
Molleaworth, William, ^miswoner to
oaoccB a grant, 135.
MolottiB, William, 406.
MoIbo, William, 374.
Molt, William, of Whaddon, 387.
Molten, South, Southmolton, co. Derron,
il4.
, hundred of, 114.
Molycourt, MuUyoourt priory. Me of
Ely [co. Cambridge], 73.
Molyneux, Mullyneus, Nicholas, 369.
, Eidhard le, kmght, 379.
Molyngton, Molynton: Robert, 208,
200, 210, 211, 388.
Molyns. See Moleyna. .
Mom, Gkx9flen, 546.
Mondon, Gilbert, 579.
Mone, Anthony, 565, 570.
, Bjans, 551.
, John, 351, 382.
, gaugier in the port of
BriBtol, 381.
, , of London, capmaker,
an alien, 538.
, , sorjeant of the scullery,
, Serjeant of the hall of
- a, 324.
jeant-usher of the
the household, 324.
, , seineant^-usner or i,no
halL constable of St. Bnavels
oastle, 513.
Moneketon. See Monkton.
Monemue, John de, 64.
Monesle. See Munsley.
Moneslee, Monesle, Richard, aldeorman
of Norwich, 32, 61.
money, bullion or coon, unlawful export-
ation of, 124.
the kin^s, counfterf citing of,
593.
Blonkedam. Sea MounadLondiun.
Monken Hadley, Hadiey, oo. Middkeex,
432.
Monkeston. See Monxton.
Monk Sherborne, Monks' ShiiW,
Monks* ShirbuTU [co. Southamp-
ton], 204, 500.
, vicare of. See CWlewey,
teomas; Cook, John; Waynflete,
John.
Monks Horton, Horton, co. Kemt, prior
Monkton, Moaefceton [co. Kent],
churdi of, 423. , . , ,, •
Monkton Farled^. See Farte^ Monk-
Monmouth, John, Pf rson ofNew Rad-
nor, afterwards of Newnham, Mb,
Mons, Mouns, in Hainault, ^76, 581.
Mons, Bernard de, merchant of Bor-
deaux, 306.
Monseynt Gortrude. See Gertruyden-
berg.
Monson, John, 583.
Momfiter, Monatre. See Munarter.
Monstrewe. See Montreuil.
Mooitacute, Monte Acuto, John de, 123.
[earl of Salfabury, 1307-
i400], son of the preceding, 12».
Thomas de, earl of Salisbury,
Jxmnt of Peffche, lord oOLonther-
SerTsy, 49, m\ 123, 296, 506.
.. Alice Phelip, wife of, fUe
bhauoer, 36, 46, 298.
, licence to marry to,
^
See cdso Pole, Mid^el
ie la, earl of Suffolk, Alice, wife
Alice, dau^ter of. See
keyiiirfetePd, eS of Sali-
bury, Alice, wife of.
, WiUiam de, 123.
, Catherine, wife of , 123.
Monte Gomeri, See Mootgjoniery.
Montferant, Bertrand de, knight, 458.
MonJtfort, Mounitfort, in the parte of
Treves, 560.
, Mounftford, in Utrecht, 546,
559,678.
Montfort, M<mtetete, M^ntl^^
Mountfort, Mundford, Muntort,
Baldwin, of Hampton, esquire,
384.
, sweating and cEpping jj ^^^ 172^ 4I6
of, 692, 593.
See also codna^.
Mongieham, Little, co. Kent, 106.
, parson of. See Ceham, Robert.
Mongomery. See Montgomery.
Monk, Monke, Gilbert, olerk, 483.
, John, 406.
'i.' ••i:*'i.9!?^k, parson of the
church of Bere' Penrers, 95.
I Matthew, 572
' ^y^*^^> of Hegesell, 473.
, John, 371.
., Osbert, 405.
•William de, 578.
' , knigiht, 357, 384, 589,
(o Pftise a loan, &o., 50, 126,
, oommiBBioner to aaaeBS
*L 'grant, 137.
, sheriff of Warwick,
"188^"
886
GENERAL INDEX.
Moroeby, CdLristopher, kmg}it, 116, 626.
, , commissioiDier of 'array,
h, 361.
, , sheriff of Gumberlnind,
40.
, Bioihard, clerk, 116.
, Robert, 409.
, Tliomafi, 480.
Mapeeende, co. Northampton, 503.
MoresBon, RichArd, forester of In^e-
wood forest, 458.
Morestowe (PMoorwinistow), oo. Oom-
wtall, 501.
MoretoQ. See Morton.
, Morytoa, co. Berks, 403.
, Morton, oo. Ekssex, 209.
, North, Noffthmorton, oo. Berks,
484.
, Soutb, Soutihmortom [co-
Berks], 2.
Moreton Corbet, BCorton, oo. Salop,
408.
Hampstead, Morton, co. Deyom,
9.
Morette, JoSun, 482.
Morewode, Robert, 409.
Morey, William, of West Oarro, hus-
bandman, 198.
Moreyn, William, 373.
Moreys, Edmund, 102.
Morfe, Morffe [parish of Enville], co.
Stafford, 326.
Morfeld, Giles, 538. ,
Morffe. See Morfe.
Morfote, Morffote, Francis, 571.
, William, of Winchelsea, 73, 75.
Morgan, Morgon, Philip, bishop of Ely,
27, 115, 256, 258, 259, 265, 385,
413, 453, 464, 467, 491, 506, 614,
617, 618, 621, 626.
, , commissioner to raise a
loan, 51, 125, 355.
Morgan ap Madok, 502.
Morice. See Morys.
Moriton. See Mortain.
Morland, Thomas, obaplain, yioar of
Arthuret, 347.
Morlee. See M<»'ley.
Mjorleiglh, Morelegh, co. Devon, 213.
, parson ol. See Trevyn, Robert ;
Wyllyham, Thomas.
Morley, Morlee, Henry, 436.
, , escheator co. Lincoln,
257.
, Joihnde, 879.
, Jolm, chaplain, ^^-
'••;;;;•» oommiB^^^^ ^ wray,
71, 131. ^
, ••-, of CJhipI^^S Torring-
totn, braaiei. 162. ,^,
, J<*^ de, i^gbt, 404.
Morley — eont*
, Nicholas, 518, 618.
, Robert, esquire, 382.
, Robert de, Lord Morley, mar-
ri&ge and ^r&rdship of, grant of,
510.
, Iliomas de, knight, lord Morley,
197, 351, 510, 621.
, , commissioner to raise
A loan, 126.
Morpatfli, Robert, esqui're, 38.
Morpeth, Morpath, co. Northumber-
land, 396.
Moortain, Moriton [Manche], 166.
Mortain, Mortavn, Mortayng, Mortc^,
counts of. See fieaufort, £d.
mund ; Joihn ; Warenno, WiUdam
de.
Mortimer, Mortemer, Mortuo Man,
Moriymer, Oonstantine de, es-
quire, 270.
, , knigtt, 270.
, Edmund de, earl of March, and
Ulster, lord of Wigmore and
Oare, 186, 207, 242, 511, 517.
, , Ueutenant in Irebind,
105.
, , Anne, wife of , countess
of Mardh, 242, 258, 591.
, , , dower of, 242,
268.
, , Anne, sister of, 207.
, , , son. <rf. See
Richard, duke of York.
, , a sister of , son and heir
of. See Qiley, Henry.
.'., co-heirs of, 591.
Hugji, 506.
, , esquire, 376, 448.
, John, 403.
, , of Bromyard, 377.
, Nioiholas, 401.
, Ralph de, 64.
, Robert de, esquire, 270.
, Roger de, 294.
, , earl of March, Joan,
wife of, 511.
mortmain, 282, 295.
, alienations of lands and tene-
ments in, without lioenoe. com-
mission to enquire into, 74.
, licences for grants and acquisi-
tions in, 78, 79, 81, 83, 101, 105,
119, 121, 142, 146, 147, 179, 190,
212, 213, 240, 243, 246, 262, 287,
269, 296, 334, 428, 452, 468, 464.
Mofftoft, John, 406.
Morton, co. Deyon. See Moreton
Hampstead.
J CO, Bases, gee Mcretan*
^ 00. Salop. See Moroboft Oorbet.
Moreton, co. York, 430.
888
GENEEAL INDEX.
Mowbray — eont.
, Johin, earl marshal end earl of
Nottingliain, duke of NorfoDc,
491, 4977508, 611, 614.
, , minority of, 242, 254,
369, 445.
, , ^ant to, of idvery of
his father's lands, fto., 608.
Mowen. See Marden.
Moweton, John, gentlemAn, 478.
Mows, WiUiam, vioar of Bourn, 967.
Moygne, Moigne, Moine, Moyn, Moyne,
Agnes, 46.
Guy, of Bjatley St. George, 887.
John, knight, 111. 112.
, of Farringdon, 408.
, of Moreton, 408.
llioanas, rector of Deal, 868.
, of Duxford, *Bengie-
man,' 89.
.William, of North Maneton, oo.
Berks, yeoman, 484.
Moyle, William, 22.
Moyn, Moyne. See Moygne.
Moynell, Gerard, 412.
Muobelney, MkhiiiLDey, Muohelnye, oo.
Somerset, abbey of, abbot of,
60.
, , See also
Oherd, John.
, , John, abbot of , 812.
, , temporalities of, 190.
Muoh Marcle. See Marde, Much.
Muckton, Mukton, oo. Lincoln, 89.
Mugge, William, dean of St. George's,
Windsor, 45.
Mukton. See Muckton.
Mulakyn, Zanobius, doctor of decrees,
▼ioar-general of the bishop oi
London, 222.
Mules or Mulys, John, 75, 197, 206, 848,
353, 899, 526, 615.
, , the chief butler's de-
puty in the ports of Towymouth
and Barnstaple, 181.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, , oommissioner of gaol
delivery, Ao., 197, 201, 278, 279.
, , oommissioiner of oyer
and terminer, 368, 361.
, , escheator in CoriLwall,
246.
, I <^ younger, 486.
, , controller of
custodft, ^., iQ the port of
Exeter. 179.
MuUart, John, of St, Valery, 1^^-
MuJle, Edmund, ^xniasioner ^ ^^'^^^^
ft grant, 18B.
Mullegwortti. See Mcfeeworti.
MuUyoQurt prkwry. ^^ TJioiyoofaTi.
Mullyneus. See Molyneux.
Mullyng, John, of Oanterbary, 890.
, Bidhard, 408.
, llhomas, 401.
, WiUiam, canon of Bodnun, 198.
Mulaho, Mulso, John, 488.
, , oommissicner to take
musters, S5S.
, Thomas, esquire, 99.
MuJso. See Moulsoe; Mulsho.
Multon. See Moulton.
Multon, Margiaret, abbess of St. Mary
de la Pre, Northampton, 66, 60.
, John de, knight, 150, 151, 162.
, Stephen, parson of Great
Snoring, 247.
^. , parson of Adiby in
Flegg, 247.
, Thoinas, gauger in the port of
Loindon, 24o.
, William, citizen of London, 441.
Mulward, Roger, of Nuneaton, 384.
Mulys. See Mules.
Mumby, oo. Lincoln, 160.
, Holsey in, 69.
Munbugun, Boger de, 77.
Munoeans. See Mounceux.
Munden. Great, Mochelmonden, oo.
Hertford, 159.
Munden, William, gentleman, 266.
Mundet, Joan, 449.
Mundford. iS»ee Montfort.
Mundforth, Adam, 405.
Mundifeld. See Mountfieid.
' Munescheneswio.' See ' Wethenchale-
wes.'
Muniort. See Montfort.
muniments, action to reoc^er, 7.
Munkedam. See Mounickendam.
Munmuth, John, parson of Nuneham,
608.
Munsley, Monesle, oo. Hereford, grant
of free warren at, 180.
MunsoreO, Hu^ de, 417.
Munster, Mounsterre county {tie), 85.
Munster, Monster, Monstre, Mynster,
Westphalia. 648, 554, 557, 668,
567, 670, 671.
murage, grants of, 70, 112, 180, 188,
226, 446, 470, 496, 498, 499.
Murdao, Hugh, 420.
murdrum, 178, 174, 176.
Mury, John, 894.
Muryell, Robert, of Battercmmbe, yeo-
man, 625.
Musart, Emsan, 862.
Mu8ota««^<»» Wiiliam, 806.
Musgrft^^i Bridhard de, kni^jht, 856.
, oommissiooer of amy,
^1.
840
GENERAL INDEX.
Naveeby. See NaAeby.
Nayle, Hugh, 585.
Naylesworth. See Naileworth.
Neall, Peter, <rf Mmstead, 391.
Neburgh, Jolm, tlie elder, 862.
, , the younger, 382.
Neohelee, Jobn, 295.
Nedeiham, NedhAm. See NeedhAm.
Nedbam, John, of Wormhlll, 413.
, Thomas, of Foxlowe, 413.
, William, parson of BattleBden,
240.
Neediham, Nedliam, co. Suffolk, 320.
, Market, an alien dwelling at,
672.
Neei, Joihn, poulterer of the household,
3.
, of Thaxted, co. Essex,
of Shethere, 501.
Neflond, 582.
Nel, John, 2d3.
Nell, Master Robert, dbancellor of Qhi-
ohestar, 57.
Nelleeon, Warin, of Mawdeaiey, hus-
bandman, 159.
Nelond, John, 313.
, , commisBioner de waUiis
et fossatisj 348.
Nem. See Nyem.
Nemek. See Nimeguen.
Nenbole. See Nambol in St. Keverne.
Nenefeld, Nenfeld. See Ninfield.
Neofre, Nofre, Senobius, 36.
Nepotis, Roland, 537.
Neppilsepe, John va, 557.
Ne raoohe yche alias Raoch foi'est. See
Nerodhe.
Nerberth, Nerberthe. See Narberth.
Nerden in Goland. See Naarden in
Goyland.
Nerlandun, Brabant, 573.
Neroche, ' Ne reccEe yche ' alias Raoch
forest, CO. Somerset, ^34.
, licence to take deer in, 464.
, warden of, 464.
Nesoark, Zeeland, 586.
Neseham, Walter, tronager at Sand.
wich, 59.
2 , surveyor of the seairoh
m the port of Sandwidh, 330.
Nesfeld, Henry, 132, 200.
, William. 628.
Neflse, William de, rectoff of Kirkby-
under-Dale. 364.
Netherbageworth. S«e B^^gwocth,
Lower.
Netheroote, John, 393.
Netherhaiford. See KeJ^^^^* Lower.
Netterletton. See Letto*^-
Nethermy^rd, Brabant, 549.
Notherstrete, John, rioar of Babraham,
465.
Netherton, oo. Northumberland, 896.
Netherwood, Nethewode, oo. Hereford,
manor of, 514.
Netilton. See Nettleton.
nets, 1, 3.
, for coneys, 190.
Nettleham, Nefctelham, co. Lmooln,
120.
, parson of. See Pertych, Peter.
Nettleton, Netilbott, co. Wilts, 448.
, parson of. See Lyhert, Walter;
kidheU, William.
Neuard, John van, 557.
Neubo, oo. Linooln, St. Mary's, abbot
of, 485.
Neuburgh, 472. . .
, , kniglht, commissiower
to assess a grant, 134.
Neubury. See Newbury.
Neuby, John, keeper of Nottingjiam
gaol, 204.
, Richard, 395.
Neuhaus,^ Nuynhouae, Westphalia,
54ij.
Neuland. See Nieuwiand.
Neulond or Neuland, William, 209, 210.
Neuport. See Newport; Nieuwporfc.
Neuport Paynell. See Newport Ptog.
nell.
Neusom abbey. See Newsome.
Neutebome, Robert, 62.
Neuton. See Newton; Shirenewton.
Neuton (surname). See Newton.
Neuton Sermavyle. See Newton.
Neve, Richard, of Maniungtree, has-
bandman, 437.
Nevill, NeviUe. NevyiJl, Nevyll,
Nevylle, Alexander, 457, 521.
, , commissioner of array,
71, 360.
, , esquire, 607.
, Edward de, 171.
, son of Ralph, earl of
Westmoreland, 344.
, , Elisabeth wife
of, 344.
, George de, knisht, kxd
ijatimer, 170, 171, 6^.
, lieutenant of the town
'3;^^ castle of Carlisle, 457.
Hugh de, 362.
' Tfliin, knight, son <rf Balph,
»Ji.l of Westmoreland, 120, 1^
.... brother ol Ralph, earl
i V'r^^moreland, 595, &6.
^ ,., lord Latimer. 120, 142.
' ,of Bxton, 26.
'
9* .*
844
GENERAL INDEX,
Nkholl, Nicihole, NiooQ, Jftmes, 12^.
, Biohapd, 288.
, Thomaa, 483.
, , of Diggwell, oo. Hert-
ford, 96.
, Wifliam, 19.
, , Juliana wife of, 19.
, , esguire, exeoutoir of
Benedict Nichollfi, bishop of St.
David's, 347.
, , of Lambeth, gentle-
man, 434.
NicflioUs, Benedict, bishop of St.
David's [1417-14331 282, 328,
347.
, , ohamberlaifn of. See
Payn, John.
NioolassoD, Joim, 405.
See also Nicholaflson ; Nycholas-
8on.
NiooUiurlyer, JoSxn, 300.
NiooU. See NiohoU.
Nioobon, Qerard, from Bomerswaal,
an aliefQ, 555,
Nidd, Nydd, the river, co. York, 214,
301, 624, 536.
Nieukerken. Nupkyrke, Newedhirdhe,
Flaodens, 537, 639.
Nieuwland, Neuland, Zeeland, 674.
Nieuwport, Neuport, Newport, Pian-
ders, 278, 667.
, aeihip of, 278.
Nigel, bishop of Ely (;il33^1169], 419.
Nightj^mJe, Jcihn, monk of Whitby,
Nimeguen, Mymmegyn, Nemek, Neme-
fan, Nymegyn, Nymey, Nymme,
fymmagin, Nymmagoai, Nym-
m^e, Nynmagyn, Nynnemegyn,
Gelderland, 647, 649, 661, 662,
664, 670, 674, 676, 677, 678, 660,
681, 683.
See also Limmegyn.
Ninehead Flory, Nyenhede Flory, oo.
Bomerset, 10.
Ninfield, Nemefeld, Nenfeld [oo.
Sussex], 33, 489,
, prebend of, in Hasti^ngs fx^ee
dhapel. See Hastiaigs.
Nivelles, Nyrile, Brabant, 668.
Niwetosia. See Newington.
Nobelet, John, tailor, of London, 17.
., , Agnee, wife of , 17.
Noble, Henry, brewer, of London, 311.
, Herman, 667.
, John, 12.
, , of Hohneefield, 411.
, , of Salisbury, 312.
nobles, 262, 300, 59i.
called ' Ed^^'^^s/ ^^-
, OP gi^t floriiWj 256, 256, 259.
put in ax<**n8» t)y pilgrimB,
tax on, 282.
Nooton, Nokton, Notton, oo. Lincoln,
189, 332.
Nofre. See Neofre.
Nok, Martin atte, 664.
Noke, John, 668.
Noktom. See Nooton.
None, Richard, of Hurdelowe, 413.
Nongle, John, 35.
Noningiton, oo. Kent, Oniddeewode in,
890.
Nomne Appulton. See Appleton, Nun.
Nonyngtom, John, esquire, 178.
Noone, Thomafi, servant of Tlioinas de
Boos, of Hamlake, 144.
Noordwijkerhout, Nortihgeriiolb, Hoi.
land, 664.
Norbourne, Norbum. See North-
bourne.
Norbury, oo. Derby, 456.
Norbury, Northbury, Heno-y, knight,
625.
, , , muster of , 525
626.
, of Stoke D^Abenion,
knight, 380.
, Jolhsn, 296.
, , MijBabeth, wife of, 206.
, , Henry son of, godson
of Henry IV, 206.
, , John son of, 206.
, esquiore, master keeper
of the privy waroxobe, 540.
Noreys. See Norreys.
Nordhom, Northom, Northame, West-
pihalia, 663, 663.
Nordoa, Richard, citizen and tailor of
liondon, 310.
Norenberg, Noryngberg^, Almain, 686.
Norfolk. 169, 254, 277, 323, 327, 351,
362, 404, 420, 422, 426.
, alien pirioriee in, commimon to
enquire into, 352.
, assizes in, 68.
, coasts of, 274, 303.
commissioners to raise a loan
in, 50, 126, 354, 630.
, commismoners to assess a grant
in, 137.
.., commissioner of oyer and ter.
miner in, 132, 133.
.., oonoealments, Ac., in, 74, 952,
426.
.., ousrtomen, oomtfoUers and
searchers in, 352.
., esoheator in, 49, 103, 214, 223,
im, 428, 454, 608.
See also G^rey, Henry.
fairs and markets in, 826.
fenoible men. and mariners to be
tA^en in, 595.
inquisitionB in, 210, 211. 277,
'968-
846
GENEBAL Il.x
Northampton oonnty, 81, 96, 235, 369,
, Qommisfiioners to raise a loan
in, m, 125, 354, 529.
, oommissioners to aaseas a flsraunt
m, 136.
, escheator in, 34, 49, 60, 142,
214, 246, 343, 428, 445, 452, 453,
460. 508. See also Frebody,
William.
, honour of Peverel ioi, 196.
, inquisitianfl in, 70, 359.
, jostices of the peace in, 99, 593,
622.
, outlawries in, 7, 9, 10, 12, 18,
22, 87. 92, 99, 121, 158, 159, 166,
229, ^1, 234, 235, 305, 315, 429,
430, 433, 477, 479, 480, 484, 487,
488.
, sheriff of, 50, 125, 136, 243,
354, 425.
..temporalities in, of St. Mary,
Girenoeeter, 34.
, of EUstow abbey, 49.
, , of Ramsey abbey, 506.
, , of St. German's, Selby,
34.
, , of St. Mary de la Pr6,
60.
, tenth and fifteentth from,
assignments of, 61, 115, 589.
Noirtbampton, Robert, aixahdeaoon of,
bisnop elect of London, 145.
, arolhde(uxma*y of, in liinooln
oathedral, archdeacon of. See
Hardesinus.
, , half-tenth from, assign-
ment of. 111.
NorthamptoD, oountess of. See Anne.
NorthAmpton, James de, 597.
Northbaraham. See Barsham, North.
North Berkhamstede. See Northchoroh.
Northbourne, Norboume, Nofthum,
Nortiibum, oo. Kemt, 389, 390.
, aliens dwelling at, 549, 560,
563.
NorthbuTy. See Norbury.
Northchuroh, North Berkhamstede [co.
Hertford], 68.
No»rthcory, See Curry, North.
NorthcoTe. See Oove, North.
Northeoory. See Ourry, North.
. Northern, Robert, 307.
Norfcherst. See Nuthurst.
Norfcheryn, Ridhard, 827.
Nort&feJd, Northfelde, Thomas, pro-
fessor of divinity oi the order of
PreaoheinB, 220
alia^^^Pio^r ViMiam, of Nor-
iriob, o. >
Nortbfleafc, Nartlm «>• Kent, ^•
Northfolk, Johii, ^f *
Northgerfiolt. See ifwjtrdwiik^t*^^;*-
North
Nortih]
Northl-
Northli
Northli
Northly
Northm
Northm:
NorthoT;
Nortbon
Northon
Northped
Northpyd
No(rthtaw<
Northumt
359,
,00
J OOL
lai, 1
, oon
, ore
, esol
Johai
inqi
355, a
,, just.
, knifi
Oartyi
Thoma
..lands
Bedfo>r<
ford, \
See 1^
Robert.
oAth a
breaker]
, outlaw
, sheriff
426. Set
, tempo!
of Oao^is]
, tenth aa
menta of,
, wool gr
Northamberland
Henry.
Northwalsham.
NorbhweU, oo. i
Nodhwioh , Nort
0he6«^^i 1^
Nortbwick, Nwt;
Noirthwod** ^^^
Northwy*^- °^
848
GENEEAL I
Notryngbergli. See NSrenberg.
Norys. See Nooreys.
Nosory, Frederick (Frodericus), of Lo-n-
oon, broker, 86.
Noefcell [co. York], priory ol St. Oew&kl
in, 228, 8(J8, 690.
Notebene, John, of Frencot, 304.
Notefeld. See Nutfield.
Notkyn, Qervaae, 576.
Notkyng, John, 557.
Ndt^re Dame du GuiLdo, Gildo, port ol
Brittany [Cotes du NordJ, 457.
Nobte, WiUiam, 352.
NottingJbAm, Notyngjham, oo. Notting-
£i^, 87, 191, 193, 204, 293, 312,
365.
, aliens dwelling at, 562, 567,
586.
, aASuse of novel dioaedsin held
at, 365, 866.
, afisizes at, 293.
, gaol at, 272, 350.
, ^ keeper of. See Nouby,
John; Ploumer, Joihn.
, merchants of, 202.
Nottingham ooanty. 193, 280, 291, 359,
365, 3|^, ^, 425, 426.
, bows and arrows to be pro-
Tided in, 526.
, commissionieirs of array in,
523.
, commissioiaers to naise a loan
in, 60, 126, 354, 529.
, commissaoaiQrs to assess a grant
in, 136.
, coDoealmeiits, &o., in, 153, 426.
, esoiheatofr in, 142, 185, 246,
589. See also Curaon, Johm.
, inquisitions in, 70, 153, 359.
, issues of, 116.
, justices of assize in, 365, 366,
451.
, justioee of the peaoe in, 622.
,., fairs and markets in, 326.
, outlawries in, 93, 230, 310, 316,
432, 436, 450, 451.
, sheriff of, 50, 116, 126, 136,
153, 291, 293, 354, 36fe, 425, 426,
'523. See olso Montgomery,
NiohoJas; Willughby, Hug|h.
, tenth tjid. fifteenth from,
alignment o^> ^^-
, ^'^^^^''deaeiiDJy ^» tenth gnasnted
NOTI
No^
Now
Noyf
Nubl
Nubi]
Nuffii
Nuna,
Nund;
Nunea
Nunehi
i
i
Nunhan
Nunne,
1(
Nunneto
Nunthor
Nupkyrk
Nutegatt
Nutegate
nue
Nutfeld,
mo
Nutfield, :
;.P^
lian
Nuthill, 'i
378.
Nuthurst,
:.P^
ham
Nuton, Wil
Nutte, Jofii
NutweH, 00
Nuweton, G
Nuydhouse.
Ny, John, li
Nyoholasson^
tailor,
iSfee
son.
Nyddj the rii
Nyem, Nem
Westpb
Nyenhede Flo
Nymegyn. Si
Nymesfeld. S
Nymet-Trt:uoeyi
Devon, <
, parsoin
Nymey, Nyn
Nimegue
Nymmegyn, La
Nymphsfi«l^» ^
^ *ter], 2(H.
Nymyet Tra<?y.
iww, oou, ooo, 00/ , 000.
or ihusbandmaji, 11.
CuTrier, 'oolryour/ 410, d43.
Catler, 'oateUer,' 96.
Ditoihmaker, ' dydMrnaker,'
637.
Draper, 6, 8. 41. 87, 90, 96,
124, 164, 165, i98, 226, 228,
231, 272, 309, 346, 377, 429,
447, 486, 493.
or iLUsbazidmaiD, 231.
^ And husbaadman, 16.
' or 'webbe,' 96.
Drover, 429, 431.
Dubber, 638.
Dyar, 'diere,' 'dier,' 10, 11,
12, 14, 20, 22, 90, 169, 227,
230, 233. 238, 316, 416, 430,
432, 440, 483, 490. And see
Lister.
'Elyman.' See helow Oilman.
Farmer, ' fermer,* * f&rmoar,^
239, 318, 321, 440.
IWrier, *feirour,' 412.
Ferreter, 'feretour,' 3, 190,
32f , 452, 600.
Fisher, ' fyaher,' 213, 219, 228,
312, 313, 437.
or husbandman, 312.
Fishmonger, ' fyashmonger,'
Fletcher, ^fleocher,' 93, 307.
Franklin, ' fnankleyn,' 'franke-
leyn,' 6, 170, 308, 317.
Fuller, 'fuOlere,* 9, 16, 96.
167, 229, 312, 416. 432. 434
439.
Gentleman, ' gentilman,' 4, 7,
9, 12, 14-18, 20-28, 72,
76, 81, 87. 89-97, 110,
116, 118, 130, 131, 133,
144, 169, 160, 161, 163-167
169, 170, 183, 186, 188, 193,
194, 197, 198, 217, 226 229,
230-233, 236, 236, 238, 239,
263, 264, 266, 272, 273, 277,
283, 286, 302, 306-311, 314
316, 317-320, 328, 329, 332,
340, 343, 346, 347, 350, 361
369, 370, 378, 380, 382, 400,
411, 427, 430-441, 463, 477^
480, 609, 610.
or attorney, 23, 266.
or chapman, 6.
or citizen of L ' 1
22. '
or husbandman
or Btookfiflhmoiigc
J soatifep or at
314. ^
Gentlewoman, * gentiliD
97, 167, 330. ^^
Oiidkr, 'girdeler,' 662
Glover, 22, 198, 410, 5«
:abo, 090, 044, 04<), 040, ow,
561, 663, 665, 671, 576, 680,
693.
Gn^Ler, 'grasier,' 384.
Grocer, 162, 432, 434.
Groom, 349.
Haberdasher. ' habeidAaBher,'
' habirdasaner,' * habordas-
flher,' 637, 6^. 643, 646, 548,
661, 562, 563, 677, 686.
Hatmiaker, 662.
Hotsnvttter oLerk, 'halywater-
clerk,' 318.
' Hjorspoleman,' 64.
Hosier, 'hosyer,' 93, 168. 227,
231, 234, 361, 447, 680.
Hosteleir, hoeitiilere. 168, 166.
HuBbandman, ' husbondman/
' husbondemAn,' ' hnsmood •
man,' ' hussebonde,' 6-22,28,
29, 46, 72, 87-99, 119, 133,
134, 144, 167, 158, 169, 161-
165, 167. 168, 169. 181, 182,
193, 198, 201. 219, 226-233,
236, 236, 238, 289, 240. 246,
276, 302, 305-320, 325, 360,
429-440, 461, 456, 477-484,
486-488, 491, 617, 670, 691,
608.
or butohar, 234.
and batcher, 312.
or fisher, 312.
or maltmaa, 429.
or meovshant, or yeo-
man. 310.
or 'wulmonger,* 169.
Ironmonger, * iraemong^r/
'yremonger,' 410, 435.
Jeweller, 'jeweleir,' 561.
Labourer, Maborer,' 6-9, 11,
35. 89, 94, 144, 162, 166, 167,
169, 193, 194, 202, 226, 228
235, 273, 331, 334, 350, 352!
433, 438, 473, 480, 483, 485!
486, 491, 492, 533, 660, 692!
Linenweaver, 'lynweTer,' 543,
• 561.
Lister, ' Hteter,' ' litteeter '
'lyster,' Mytster,' 29, 41, 88*
124, 286. And see D^yer.' '
Maltman, 263, 429, 432, 438.
Mariner, * maryner,' 38, 78, 88
m, 133, 166. 202, 315, '436!
Mason, 44, 161, 162, 439 47a
478, 601, 627! 660, ^; ^^*'
Mercer, 7 10, 13, 90, 92 go
121, 16/, 160, m 23a '^'
306, 308, 314 315, 33?, ^'
361, 428, 429, 435, 438 453'
4B1, 603. ' *^»
or gontlemaii, 193.
> chapman or niercSiant
3Uv«
852
ENERAL INDEX.
Oocupations, trades, Ac. — cunt.
Woodman, 'wodemaB,' 16.
Woolmaa, 'wolman/ 161, 168,
285, 296, 438.
Woolmonger, Vulmooger,' 169.
Yeoman, ' yoman,' 6, 8, 10, 12-
18, 20, 21, 41, 44, 82, 88, 80,
90, 91, 9i08, 105, 106, 124,
130, 133, 169, 161, 166-169,
198, 227, 228, 231, 233, 234,
236, 273, 302, 306, 307-320,
326, 331, 349, 360, 362, 378,
379, 429-441, 452, 477-479,
481, 482, 484-488, 494, 626,
693, 609.
or oitisen and 'fel-
monger' of London, 93.
or gentlemAn, 441.
, grooer or gentleman, 9.
, or husbandman, 12, 13,
234, 236, 310, 439.
See also London, oompanies
and trades in.
Ockendon, Wokendon, oo. ESasez,
market and fair at, 468.
Ockbam, Okliam, co. Surrey, 380.
Ockley, Okkele, oo. Surrey, 23.
Oole. See Ac]e.
Oole, Great. See Oakley, Great.
Oole, James, controller of tixmage or
pesagB in Berwick-oDrTweed,
186.
, Thomas, 373.
Oclee, lliomas, of Arlingham, esquire,
316.
Ooull (POooold, CO. Suffolk), an alien
dwelliing at, 683.
Ooulshagh, John., parson of Drayton
Pairslow, 327.
Oda, Thomas, 129.
Odoombe, Odvoombe, co. Somerset,
manor of, 616.
Oddeston. See Odstone.
Oddo, abbot of Gluny, 466.
Oddyngselles, Edward, knight, 384.
Ode, Richard, of Oamberwell, 381.
Odelond, John, clerk, 002.
Odieme, Simon, 391.
Odo, bifJiop of Bayeuz, brother of Wil-
liam the Conqueror, 416.
tihe ohambeirlain, 362.
, the priest, 362.
Odstone. Oddeston, oo. Leicester, 310.
Odyoombe. See Odcombe.
Odyn, Robert, of Stapleford Tawney,
yeoman, 91.
Ody thorp, 61.
Oestrelawe. S^ Oysterlowe.
^^''''Tinfm' ""^ ^^^^^ husband-
i^^: ^ Cowbi*, husband-
Offole. SecOffley,
Offeley, Thomas, yeoman, 319.
Offered. See Offwell.
Offley, Offefe, oo. Hertford, 164.
OffweU, Offeyel, oo. Devon, 486.
Oginrt, Andrew, knl^t, 288.
Ogbourae St. Andrew, Okeboume [oo.
Wilts], aUen priory of, 349.
Ogghebnrgh, Joihn, derk, 143.
Ogle, oo. Northumberland, 19.
Ogle, Robert, knight, 40, 622.
, , captain of Rozbargjh
oastle, 29. 118, 182, 399, 342.
, , commissioner of amy,
71.
, , of Ofi^ or oo. North.
nmberland, knight, 123, 306.
, , the elder, knigjht, com-
missioner of anay, 361.
, , the younger, knigjht,
396.
, , , commissioner of
array, 361.
Ogres Moygne. Su Owre Moyne.
oil, 336, 362, 366, 448.
Oili, Robert do, 173.
Oisterwyk, Tostsrwyk, Brabaat, 660.
Oistridh. See Austria.
OkalWglh, Master John, an Lrishman,
113.
Okam ( P Oakham or Ookham), an aliem
dwelling at, 678.
Okampton. See Okehampton.
Oke, John, of Southwark, an alian.
547.
, Jolin de, of Ipswioh, an alien,
, Nicholas, 571.
Okebourne. See Ogbonme.
Okehiam. See Oakham.
Okeham, Henry, of Orer, 386.
Okehampton, Okampton, Okhampton
oo. Devon, 317, 318.
castle, honour, manor aaid
boTou^ of, 602.
Oken, John Van, 661.
Okenahawe. See Oakenshaw.
Oker, Okere, l%omas, 409.
, , esquire, the e]der,399.
, , the younger, 399.
Okesbrigge (cf. Oxenbrigge), Thomas,
yeoman, 273.
Okham. See Oakham.
Okhill, OkiU. See OakhiU.
Okkele. See Ockley.
Oky, Laurence, 407.
Oldbury^ Oldeburv, Thomas, bhapUun
pareon of Barston, 305, 822. '
Oldoastte, Oldeoastell (in Almeley), oo.
Hereford, 177, 178.
Oldebury. See Oldbury.
Oldebofi^' ^^ Ondenboebh.
OldecAsteU. See Oldoastle.
866
GENERAL INDEX.
Oxford — cant.
, pariah of St. Midbael, North-
giate, in, 590.
, , St. Peter4e-Baile7 in,
690.
, priory of 9t. Frideswide, prior
<^. See Andever, Edmund;
Ozenfocxl, Bicfaard.
, , Bub-pricr and oonvefnt
of, 340.
, Queen's Hall at, 28.
, , proYofits of. See Byris,
Rowland; 'Whelpedale, Roger.
, , provost and sdholors of ,
gnants to, 26.
, tenth and fifteenitli from,
assignment of, 60.
University, 227, 239, 332, 453.
, bedell of. See Keynes-
hom,, Robert.
, ohanoeUior of, 414. See
also Bourdhier, Master Thomas;
Gfaaoe, Master Thomas; Kymer,
Master Gilbert.
, students of Augustinian
oirder in, a college for, 590.
Oxford county, Oxenfordshire, 86, 359,
392, 414, 418. 420, 422, 428, 474.
assizes in, 68.
, , justices of, 447.
, olerks in, 414.
, commissioners of array in, 521.
commissioners to raise a loan
in, 51, 127; 364, 529.
commissioners to assess a grant
in, 138.
, oonceeiments in, 533.
, escapes from prisons in, 474.
, eecheator in, 34, 103, 142, 246,
283, 343, 453, 463, 464, 493. See
also Drayton, Richard.
, inquisitions in, 359, 474.
, issues of, 213, 244, 328, 515.
, justices of the peace in, 623.
, keepers of the peaoe for, 414.
, kniahts of the shire for. See
jBCatfeld, Stephen; Quatermainfi,
Richard.
, oath against maintaining peace
breakers to be taken in. 392, 414.
, ahedff of, 51, 86, 127, 138,354,
426, 553.
, temporalities in, of Ghrist
Ohurcn, Oanterbury, 420.
, , of St. Mary'Sj CSren^
oester, 34.
, tenth and fifteenth from, as-
signments of, 60, 116.
, archdeaoon of. See Southam,
John.
, arohdieAoonry of, half-tenth
from, assignment of. 111.
} , tazAition in, 258.
Oxford, John de, bishop of Norwich
[1176-1200], 55, 1&, 175.
Oxford, earl of. See Yero.
OxhiU, OxhuU, oo. Warwack, 463.
Oxonford. See Oxeniord.
Oxton, JohHj 516.
Oye (by Calais) [Pioardyl, castle, cap-
, paraon of. See Bredon, John.
Oye, John van, 585.
Oyell, Laurence van, 545.
Oysterlowe, Oestrelawe, Ostrekiwe [oo.
Oarmarthen], commote of, 504,
605.
, manor of , 506.
Oytry^t. See Utrecht.
P
Pabenham. See Pavenham.
Paohat, John, of Oaxton, 387.
Packington, Pakyngton, co. Leioeater,
170.
Padbury, lliomas, 406.
Padderda, Paderda. Paterda, in Men-
heniot, oo. Cornwall, 273, 279,
618.
Paddesley, John, jeweller of London,
master of the king's mints in the
Tower of London, Calais, York
and Bristol and keeper of the
Exdange in London, 369.
Padesnale, William, 395.
P<iderda. See Padderda.
Padgrys, Robert, 405.
Padley, Nether, co. Derby, 413.
Padstow, Padestowe, oo. Oomwall, 312.
Fiadworih [oo. Berks], 337, 500.
parson of. See Salter, Tliomas;
Stevymton, Geoffrey ; Steward,
Nicholas.
Padyngho. See Piddinghoe.
Padynore, oo. Dorset, 93.
Ptakfford, John, 433.
, , the younger, 433.
Page, Henry, of Rampton, 386.
J John, prior of Barnwell, 453,
454.
, , of Grantham, 8.
, William, servant of, 8.
, , of Halfitead, yeoman,
481.
, , the yoanger, of Long
Stanton, 386.
, , of Thorpe, 234.
Robert, of North Betherwin,
nuflbandman, 232.
, WiUiam, 392.
, of ESston, 366.
, , of Rampton, 366.
pcdntersy commission to arrest, 955.
868
Parker — cotU
, Rich
) f
heo: '
, Robert,
, I *^
, TfaomaB,
, , o
, , ««
, Walter, o
, WiUiam, ]
^ cle
luwpitail of
beside Bye,
, , of -
, , dye
, , of i
, , of 1
parks, 175.
Parkyns, John, 384.
Porlebien, Robert, 11
Parlementer, Jobn^ 4i
Parlot, J<^ny obaplaii
, Thosiiafi, drap<
Pod-liajneovt, 69, 112, S
, oommoiialties
605.
, elections to, d
41.
, , indentt
of, 39, 40.
} , member.
parliameivts and oounoili
, , exemptio:
anoe at, 453.
Parliamefnts :
of 21 Richard n, i
of 2 Henry IV, 1.
and temporal aind
in, 262.
of 4 Henry IV, c
266.
of 7 Henry IV, 631
of 2 Henry V, act c
, , hold at Lei
296.
of 3 Henry V, lord
and temporal and c
in, 247.
of 1 Henry VI, 212.
, lords spiritual
• poral in, 23, 27, 28, 3
&, 47, 61, 53, 54, 65, 6
65, 68, 70, 77, 78, 79, 8
99, 102, 106, 120, 122,
156, 156, 171, 177, 179,
203 225, 241, 244, 250,
326! 327, 334, 339, 340,
46i; 491, 492, 495, 497, I
^3, 604.
, lords Bpiritua
1^6. 186 IW, 203. 335, 3J
W?; 415; 4*8, 457, 465, 51
, ^ ordiiiaaoe of, U
«.
860
GENERAL INDEX.
P&unton, Jdbn, 61.
, , tihe younger, 377.
, , vicar of Ravenston [oo.
Leiceeter], 69.
pavage, gmnts of, 5, 190, 331, 340, 442,
4^, 516.
Pavenhfim, Fabenham, oo. Bedford, 305,
312.
paviours, oommission to ajrost, 355.
Pawe, John, 586.
Pawelyn, Thomas, of Thanet, 390.
Pawlyn, JohiL, of Frampton, 381.
Paxtoon, oo. Huntingdon, 13.
Pazton, Thomas, warden of tihe chapel
of St. James without the east
gate of QhicBester, 491.
Payn, in Saxony, 564.
Payn, William son of, of Poppleton, 363.
Payn or Payne, Alexander, 406.
, Henry, of Merewortih, yeoman,
273, 352.
, Joim, 23, 394, 407.
.^ , tailor, alia$ chamber-
lain of tne bishop of St. David's,
439.
, , Richard son of, 439.
, , Stephen, brother of,
439.
, , of Haverbill, the
younger, 230.
, , of Westerham, 22.
Laurence, of Stoney SUatton,
husbandman, 317.
, Peter, 10.
, Richard, 72, 474.
, , of StepBboy, 29.
, Thomas, 393, 397, 446.
, , of Ookley, 23.
, , Maud, wife (tf, 23.
, ., chaplain of the chantry
of St. Mary within the manor of
Woodstock, 85.
, Walter, son of William, of Dor-
set, 328.
, William, 61, 397. 406, 617, 616.
, , Robert, son and heir
of, 517.
Paynell, Playnel, Geoffrey, 522, 530,
620.
9 commissioner to raise
a loan, 126.
, i commiasioDier to assess
a grant, 139.
, commissioner de vxMUiU
et fossatiSf 273.
, , esquire, 382.
\^-ao"' ' of Osgodby, 17,
1«7, Oi0.
, John, knight, 605.
Piaynter, Thomas, 412.
peace breakers, oath to be taken against
maintaining, 370-414.
Peak Hill, Pikhale, Pyfchale, oo. Lin-
<xhi, 219.
peap, 616.
Peb worth, Thomas, 303.
Pecard. See Picard.
Pecche. See Peche.
Pece, John, 393.
, William. 152.
Pech. See Peche.
Pecfaam, Little. See Peckham, West.
Peche, Pecche. Pech, Bartholomew, 64.
, John, knight, 388.
, , commissioner to raise
a knm, 124.
, , cammisBianer to assess
a giant, 140.
Peckham, Pekham [co. Surrey], 86, 381,
602.
, West, Little Pecham, oo. Kant,
305.
, vicar of. See Purs, John.
Pedder, Thomas, of Ringmore, 606.
, Hiomas, master of a balingar
of Teignmouth, 221.
Pederwyn, North. See Petherwin,
North.
Pedltam. Simon, of Honing, yeoman,
429.
PedoQ, John, of Great Qlemham,
butcher, 319.
Pedroun, North. jS^ee Petherwin, North.
Pedwaidyn, Robert, knight, 189.
, Roger, 189.
Pedwdll. John. 440.
Pedworth, Richard. 307.
, , Avice, wife of, 307.
Peek, John, currier, 410.
, Richard, 410.
, Thomas, 410.
, William, 410.
Peer, Pere, Peyre, in the bishopric oi
Li^ge, 542, 560, 563.
Peers (c/. Pieis), James, 558.
, John, 509.
Pees, Elias, of Blyth, labourer, 350.
, John, 412.
Peete, William, 376.
Peinyngton. See Penyngfcoo.
Peion. William, 334.
Poke, John, of Boothby Pagnell, the
younger, husbandman, 433.
Pekelheryng, John, 559.
Pekham. See Peckham.
Pekham, Reginald, 388, 519, 619.
Pekke, John, 376.
, , the younger, 374, 375.
, Thomas, 374, 375.
, WiUiam, 374, 375.
^ , burgess, late of Hunt-
ingdon, gentleman, 96, 437.
, Richard, 403.
, , of South Owram in the
paridb of Halifax, co. York,
gentleman, 87.
, William, of Maidenhead, 380.
bury, oo.
PenshurBt, Pensherst, oo. Kent, 311.
, an alien dwelling at, 569.
Penston, Edmund, 371.
Penteoocrt, tlie clert, 33, 34.
Pentecoete, William, parson of Slapton,
249.
Penteryohe. See Pentrich.
Pentney, Penteney©, co. Norfolk, prior
of, 404.
Pentrich, Penterycihe, oo. Derby, 413.
, vioar of. See Steppyngstonee,
Joihii.
Penwith., Penwytlh, oo. Oxrowftll, stan-
nttry of, 447.
, bailiff of. See Congireve,
Thanwus; Hardewyk, John.
Penwolva. Joihn., of Mousehole, the
younger, husbandman, 160.
Penwarthan, Master Henry, clerk, 265.
, Henry, rector of Bishopsbourne,
ooo.
Peny {cf. Penny), Riohard, 478, 599.
, , Alice, wife of, 599.
, ThomaB, 391, 393.
Peoiyook, Adam, 213.
.., John, yedhaan of the chamber
4nd robes, Ac., 35, 59, 286, 449.
^ , oollectoir of iihe rente of
the manor of Byfleet, 443.
Penyngton, Peinyngton, John, 40, 383.
, , knigjbt, 40.
, oommieBioner of array,
71, 3Q9.
Penynt<3(n. See Pennington.
Penaanoe, Pensans [oo. Cornwall], 128,
129, 300.
pepper, rents payable in, 26, 184.
Pepur, Richaipd, 344.
Pepyr, John, 407.
Perbroun, Thomas, 18.
Peroebrygge. See Persbrigg.
Peroehay, John, of Byton, esquire, 378.
Perche, counts of. See Beaufort,
Thomas ; Montaoute, Thomas de.
Percy, Geoffrey de, 420.
, Henry, 632.
, , Isabel, wife of, 533.
, WillJiun, son and heir
of, 682. ^ _
, , lord Percy, 630.
, lord Percy, earl of
Korthumberland [1377-140BJ ,
530,531,532. „ ^ _
, , Henry Percy,
fcnight, son ftpd heir of, 530, 531.
krray, 7i, 369, 360, 361, 473, 474.
, commissioner of
oyer and terminer, 302.
, warden or oap-
tain of Berwick upon Tweed, 121,
240, 243, 494, 501, 640.
..., , warden d the
East March towards Scotland,
188,»43,640. ^^ ^ ^
castle and town of Alnwick, 345.
oantain of the
West March towards Sootlano,
493.
, petitions of,
536, 53i; 632. ^
., , , Eleanor, wife
of, 113. ^ .
, , , Henry, son of,
414
. ... ..' , of Athol, Dathell, or de
Athelles, knighit, 17, 106, 457.
, , Elizabeth, wife of , 457
, John, 473.
, Master John, doctor in decrees,
sub-dean of Lincoln oathednJ,
188
, Philippa, wife of Balph de, 340.
, Robert, 62.
, William, of York, webster, 302.
Percyvale, Gregory, 65.
, , Ellen, wife of, 65.
Pere. See Peer.
Pere, Henry de, 542.
Perepoynthurst. See Huretpierpoint.
Peres, John, 372.
, ., of Salisbury, paten-
maker, 233.
Pereson, John, of Loweswater, 383.
Peresson, Gerard, from Crumedyk, an
alien, 552.
, John, from Lierre, an alien,
678.
, Riohiiuxl, from Delft, an alien,
561.
Perfey, John, 412.
PerisMm, Peter, from Middelburg, an
alien, 555.
Perkyn, William, of BassLngboarn, bus.
bandman, 517.
Perkyns, William, 520.
, esquire, 402.
, , eec^eator in Berks, 142,
205.
Perlet, Jo^> ^^ BasBingboum, 387.
Perlethorpe, Jo*"i, of Laarton, 410.
Permynter. See Pannenter.
Permystede, Henry, citdwm and dmpei
of Ii»I^*>°> ^^-
, Stephen, 555.
, WUIiBm, 54a.
Ste aUo Peterson; Petreeon;
F^xeeaoa ; Petrysson ; Petureon ;
Petjwon.
Petit, Petyt, J<An, of Ghftrtiham, 869.
, ThomM, 151, 152, 377.
, oitinn and grocer of
London, 6, 96.
Petiyt, Jiiliii, of CatnpB, 386.
, Stephen, of Camps, 386.
Potresom, James, frtnn BomerewaAl, en
Alien, 661.
..., John, ol Southwwk, paiw-
m&ker, an alien, 642.
See also Petereou; Petirson;
Petreaon ; PetaysBon ; Petur-
Bon; Petyraon.
Potresson, John, from Ghemt, an alien,
536.
, Ricliard from Briel, on alien,
679.
See also Peterson; Pebirson;
Petj«soa ; Petryasoo ; Petur-
sou; Petyrson.
Petreaton. Ste Peterston.
Patrockstow, Petrokostoire, 00. Donm,
97.
Petryn, Henry, 616.
Petryaaon, Isbmnd, 567,
Pette, John, of Oravesend, 391.
, Stephen, of London, muon,
185,
Petteworti. jS« Petworth.
Petur, Arnold, 549.
See aUo Voter ; Petyr.
Peturson, Amald, of Dordreoht, »n
eJien, 670.
, Oerard, from HeweklTD, *"
ftli«m, 676. '
, I*"'«^. from Botterdum, w»
alien. 670.
, Pet«r. from Haarlem an«li«i'>
658, oW.
, John, of Berg«n-op-Zown, mi
alien, 560.
See afao Peter ; Petnr. _
Potyrburgh. See Peterborough.
Petyrson, Hodi. trom Zeeland, an
alien, 6^
.James from Alkmaar.analien,
hS2.
, John, of HoogstrMten, »»
alien, 647.
Peter, <ji London, an alien, 66S.
, of Winchester, an alien,
671.
, Kesinald. of Bonfchwark, t»ilor,
an alien, 662.
See alio Poteraon; Petirson ;
Petreson; Petryaaon ; PoturKin.
Petyrwhite. James, 558.
Petyt. See Petit.
PeTerel, honour of. 254, 290, 291, 392,
299, 366, 367.
, bailiffs of. See Hanbam,
John ; Pyryent, Jobn ; Seymoor,
William.
Pererell. See Hatfield Pererel.
Peverell, Jdin, 382.
, ThonMS, of Onxton, 391.
biabop of Woroeater
1:1407-1419], 303.
Pevynaey, Jobn, 404.
Peygoae, Jolin, ot Ripley, 129.
Peykryk^ Thomas, in Northampton-
dnre, husbandman, 236.
Peynter, Henry, 548.
Peyuton, Thomaa, 285.
Perntour,. John, of Bodmin, merchant
461.
, ^ Fenny Stratford,
^93, 693, 694. ^
..... , Clark of tlw tta^e at
i^withiel, 34.
Peyre. S«Pe«.
Pert, Leonard, 663.
PfiTt* William, kni^t, 64, 216.
phM«nts, 4, 194. 193, 224, 287, 4W.
866
GENERAL INDEX.
Pilton, Robert, of Bristol, 330.
Pimporne, Pympeme, co. Dorset,
nianor of, 515.
Pinchbeck, Pynohebek [oo. Linooln],
61, 152.
Pinchfield, PynahefdLd [in Bickmans-
worth], CO. Hertford, 168.
Pinley, Pynley, co. Warwick, 479.
Pinn, Pynne, co. Devon, 343.
Pipe, Pype, co. Hereford, 177.
Piperell, Rioh&rd, 399.
Fipewell, Pippewell [oo. Northampton],
abbot of, 60.
pirates, 75, 527.
Pirie, Piry, Pirye, Purye, Pyrie, Pyry,
PyiTe, John, 247, 273, 352, 425,
427, 470, 474, 619.
Pirton, Piiryton, co. Oxford, 395.
Pirtwell. See PrittleweU.
Piry, Pirye. See Pirie.
Fisale, John de, clerk, 326.
Pitlesden, John, of Tenterden, 389.
Pitte. See Putte.
Pitte, John, 534.
, Ridhard atte, 403.
Pittes, Richard, of Brigstock, 480.
pix, the, trials of, 254-9.
Place Dynafi. See Dinas Powis.
Plagnevent, Vincent de, a Norman,
128.
planking, 518.
plate. jS^ee silver.
Player, Robert, 47.
Flays, Thomas, of Wellingborough, 15.
Playstowe, Pleystowe, Henry, 437.
, William, 403.
Pleere, Joyce, 581.
Plenes, John, 542.
Plente, Peter, 163.
Plesannce, Thomas, 402.
Fleselay, John. 229.
, Robert, 229.
Plesley, Robert, of Trowell, 365.
Pleeyngton, Henry, 623.
, , knigiht, 529, 623.
, , oammiflsiotner to assess
a grant, 136.
, , of Burley, knight, 370.
, John, of Whissendine, esquire,
370.
Pleystowe. See Playstowe.
Plomer, John, of Woodbridge, yeoman,
ool.
, William, plumber, of Beccles
41. 124.
Plompton. See Plumpton.
Plounmnach, Pulminac, Pulmunac,
Brittany [Cotes-du-nord], ships
of, 202, ^1.
Ploumer, John, of Nottingham, keeper
of the gaol there, 204.
plovers, 4, 193.
Ploweden, Edmund, 408.
Plowthmaister, John, of Appleby, 969.
Plukenet, John, 276.
Plukerose, John, of Linton. 386.
plumbers, oommissiooa to arreat, 74,
355, 475.
Plumpton, Plompton, William, knight,
378, 409, 522, 595.
Plumptre, Nicholas, 562.
Plumstead, Plumstede, oo. Kent, an
alien dwelling at, 538.
'IHilhammes place in,' 252.
, Plumsted [near Norwich, oo.
Norfolk], 66.
Plumsted, Wimar de, 66.
Plunes, John, 560.
Plunket, Thomas, gentlepian, 118.
Plunse, Gerard, 551.
Plymouth. Plymmouth, oo. Devon, 88,
127, 128, 133, 152, 199, 202, 220,
353, 475, 476, 481, 518, 527, 608.
, aliens dwelling at, 572, 573,
575.
, bailiff of, 200.
harbour, 470.
, mayor of, 199.
, mayor and bailififs of, 352.
, men of, 475.
, muster to be taken at, 127.
, port of, 73.
, , commission to arrest
ships in, 534.
, customs and subsidies
in, 69.
, , , oontrdUers of.
SejR Flammak, James; Salter,
John ; Santon, WiJliam.
, , men and mariners of,
74.
, office of @auger in, 506.
, , St. Nioholas* island
within, 73.
, ships of, 220, 348.
, * waterbailly * of. See Hamp-
ton, John.
Plymouth Sound, 82.
Plympton [co. Devon], 88.
, castle, honour, manor and hun-
dred of, 602.
J priory of, Nicholas, prior of,
469.
Plympton Barle, Plympton Earl's, oo.
Devon, 322, 486.
Plymtree, Plymtre, oo. Devon, 88.
, parson of. See Jope, James.
Poohon, William, of Whissendine,
gentleman, 370.
Pocklington, Pokelyngton, co. York,
364.
Poculchuroh. See Pucklechurch.
Podmore, or Pudmore, Thomas, of Lon-
don, merchant, 486.
868
AL INDEX.
Pond, Tbcmias. merchant a id,
464. 1
ponds, 176. >
Ponsford, TlioniAfi, groom of try, |
woodward ih the oc ) of
Estimaner, 188.
Pont, John de, master of the barge
Seint Michai of Nantes, 280.
, William, 412.
pontage, 155, 453.
, giwnU of, 34, 106. 330, 462,
Pont de I'Arche, Poiint de Laixjhe, Nor-
mandy, 583.
Pontefract. Pountfreyt, oo. York, 12,
91, 227, 298.
, honour of, 257.
, letters patent dated at, 531.
, prior of, 237.
Pontefraot, William de, 363.
See also Pountfreit.
Ponteland, Pont Ekund [oo. Northum-
berland], 132.
Ponthieu, 667.
Ponynges. See Poynings.
PonyngeB, Ponyngges^ Richard, knight,
169, 237.
, , Eleanor, wife of, 368,
414.
, , , Eleanor, dauidi-
ter or, coo, 414.
, Robert de, knight, lord Poyn-
ings, 239, 888, 379, 388, 414, 444,
496, 520, 625, 626.
, Qommiseioiner to raise
loans, &c., 50, 127, 160, 353.
, , oommiasioner de vsalliis
et fossatis in Sussex, 348.
, commissioner of array,
473, 474.
, , Margaret^ wife of,
late the wife of William Oi-owe-
mere, 366, 414, 486.
Poole, Pele, Pole, co. Chester, 593.
, Pole, oo. Dorset, 383.
, , harbour of. 298.
} ) mayor and bailiffs of,
201.
, , mayor and burgesses
of, licence to, to fortify the town,
296.
, , port of, oommiBsion to
arrest ships in, 534.
t , , oonitaioller of
the search in. See Strenwfliam,
John.
I > ;• , customs^ Ac.,
m, <?ontroIIer of. See Balsham,
William.
f .......;., •••••••.., surveyor of the
.search in. See Brystowe, Richard.
f "I'Vioi » cffoated a royal
port, 2yo.
, ••••,•■•;« ^^^^sancee of the
staple in, -fiW.
, ' *^^^ ^^ 298, 601.
Poole, Tbomas, 501.
Pope, ihe. See Boaiifaoe Vm ; Clement
Vm ; Eugenius IV ; Maitin V.
Pope, John, 371, 683.
, , from Licrro, an alien,
543.
, , of London, capmaker,
an alien, 538.
, , , goldsmith^ 234.
, , , shearman, 309.
, , of Wootton, CO. Bed-
ford, husbandman, 488.
, Nicholas, 236.
, Thomas. 525, 527, 633, 634, 536
, , commissioner to take
musters, 476.
, deputy butler, 490.
, , Serjeant at arms, 1.
, of Rye, 493.
, , of Wootton, oo. Bed-
ford, husbandman, 488.
, Walter, 164, 166.
, William. 72. 218, 278.
, , of London, shearman,
309.
, , esquire, bailiff of Win-
chelsea, 113.
, , , verger or ushejT
of the company 'del Gar tier' in
Windsor. Castle, 207.
Popeltona, William, son of Payn de,
363.
Popham, John, knight, 396, 522, 606.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 51.
, , oommissioner of array,
473.
, , muster-master, 525.
, , musteiT of. 536.
, Stephen, knigjit, 133, 219, 279,
301. 306. 467, 520, 622, 527, 617.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, Ac,, 125.
, , commissioner of array
473.
, muster of, 536.
Popson, James, 567.
Ponvngeay, Robert. 405.
} tester, Porcheetre Too. Southami)-
ton], 67. ^
. castle, porters of. See Dekon,
John; Hayward, John.
, warren oalled 'KyngeBden'
%t, 67.
lenry de. 173.
John de, of Portugal, 469.
ises, 68.
Matthew. 687.
flanfrid the, 363.
%onias the, 364.
Lenry, 308.
, of Bomham. husband.
I, 434.
igh, of Bristol, yeoman, 482.
870
GENERAL INDEX.
Fount de Larcho. jS>ee Pont de rAxohe.
Pountfreit, Pounfreyt, Pountfret,
Puntfret. Puntfreyt, Henry, 324.
, , citizsen and aldorman
of London, 596, 597.
, brofther John, monk, 350.
, WiMiam, skinner oi London,
14.
, , Cicely, wife of, 14.
See also Pon/tefnaet.
Pountfreyt. See Pontefract.
Poutrell, Pouterell, Jolhn, 611.
, , serjeant-at-anns, 627,
533, 534, 535.
Povle. See Poule.
Powedicih, Robert, 318.
Powell, William, of Whittlesea, 16.
Power, Power r, John, 400.
, Michael, king's eequire, con-
stable of Laiinoeston castle, 250.
, Walter, merchant of Bristol,
309
, William, 409.
Powis, Powyse [co. Montgomery], lord-
ship of, 497.
, the ladies of, 497.
Powlegh, Robert, 395.
Powre, Roger, 394.
Powys, lord. See Oharleton, Edward
de ; Grey, Henry ; Tiptoft, John.
Poy, SSmon, 22.
Poynee. John, 401.
, , of Oaksey, clerk, 8.
, Nicholas, 141, 281.
Poynings, Ponynges, oo. Sussex, cdiens
dwelling at, 547, 556, 562.
Poynings. See Ponynges.
Poynour, William, 408.
Poynt, Amald, 651.
Poynton, John de, 148.
Poyntz, Niohdas, 373, 524.
, Robert, 204.
, , Catherine, wife of, 204.
, Thomas, 204, 373.
, , Joan, wife of, 204.
Poytou. See Poitou.
Poytrill, Walter, of Boston, shipman,
438.
Poywyke, Edward, 282.
Praers, Robert, 277.
Praianly, Adam, monk of St. Pierre
sur Dive, Noraiandy, 119.
Prat, Richard, 377.
, , of Canterbury, 389.
, Roger, clerk, citizen of Nor-
wich, ll9.
Pmty, Robert, meixjer, 357.
Pray, John, commissioner to assess a
grant, 139.
Tboonas du, of the island of
Guernsey, 128.
precipe quod reddat, writ of, 292.
Predy, Roger, 393.
Preere, Peter, burgess and merohaiit
of Paris aoid Rouen, 356, 525.
Prelat, William, 373.
pi^latea, minor and greater, 53.
J forms to be obaerved oonoern
ing election, &c., 53.
Premontre, Jdhn, abbot of, 248.
, order of, 248.
, , abbots of, in France,
259.
) , houses of, in England,
259, 260.
, , general chapte-r of, in
Fmnoe, 259, 260.
> , , in England,
260.
, , visitation of, 248.
Prendergest, John, preceptor of the
hospital of St. John of Jerusa-
lem, of Greenham, 402.
Preneys, William, mercer of London,
477.
Prentoft. Robert, chaplain, parson of
Kirkby in Aahfield, 253.
Prentout, John, citizen and di\aper of
LondoQ, 229.
, Simon, citizen and wazchand-
ler of London, 229.
Prentye, Qeo£Frey, 448.
, John, 14.
^ , of Coventry, mercer,
320, 338.
, , dean of the free chapel
of St. Stephen within Westmin-
ster palace, and prebendary of
Bonehill in Tamwoi-th College,
89, 122, 284.
, Thomas, 401.
, , of Chelmsford, hus-
bandman, 92.
, WiUiam, 406.
Pjx»teoote, John, 143.
Presteigne, Prestheinde [co. Rad?ior],
lordship of, 514.
Prestknave, Richard, 277.
Prestle. See Priestley.
Prestom [co. Somerset], 112, 608.
in Holderness, oo. York, 142.
Pi-eston, Christopher, 246, 374.
, Edmund, 401.
, of Bottishara, 386.
, of South Hanningfield.
gentleman, 320.
, John, 108, 314.
» , justice of the Common
Bench, cSbc., 42.
, , of Bottisham, 16.
, , of Salisbury, husband-
man, 164.
, Nicholas, 476.
Peter, of Kelk, husbandman,
168.
, William, clerk, 21, 332.
, Wymer, of Northampt<>n
county, esquire, 81.
872
GENEKAL INDEX.
Fulton. See Pilton.
Pulton, John, 230.
Pulvewen, See Polruan.
Punchardon. BicihAJxl, 397.
Punter, John, 302.
Puntfret, Puntfreyt. See Pountfreit.
Purbeck, Purbek, forest, oo. Dorset,
, *la West haillie' in, forester
of. See Briggeford, John;
Norreys, Joftm; Spaigne, Ed-
mund.
Purbyke, Johm, 396.
Pujxsell, Riohard, 394.
Purdieu, Augustine, 667.
Purfre^ William, of Shirford, esquire,
Puriton, Puryton, oo. Somerset, 431.
Purk. William, of North Walsham,
clerk, 233.
Purle (PPurleigh, oo. Essex, or Purley,
CO. Surrey or Barks), an alien
dwelling at, 584.
Purmerende, Parmarene, Prymerend,
Holland, 579, 681.
purprestures, 122, 271.
Purs, JoJin, vioar of West Peckham,
305.
, Robert, 389.
Puralow, Poslowe, hundaed. co. Salop,
464. ^'
, steward of. See Sutton, John.
Punsmaker, Ralph, 643.
Purvey, Thomas, 374.
, WilUam, 374.
purveyance, 603.
Purye. Nee Pine.
Puryton. See Pirton; Puniton.
Piisey, Puseye, oo. Berks, 478.
y vioar of. See Bluntysdon,
John. '
Pusey, Thomas, 398.
or Pesey, Thomas, of Wyoombe,
gentleman, 441.
Puston (? Preston Wvnne, co. Here-
fooxl), 86. 108. "
Puston, Richard de, son of Elisabeth
wife of John ap Harry, of Pus-
ton, 108.
Put p. Coi-nelius de, 538.
, Henry van, 577.
Pntesen, Henry von, 577.
Putte, Pitte, Pytte, Brabant, 543, 571.
Puttenham [co. Hertford], 454.
parson of . See James, Michael;
Staunton, John.
Puttenham, Robert, esquire, 397.
Puttock's Hardwick, Herwyk, oo. Hunt.
ingdon, 193.
Puttok, John, 406, 407, 491.
Puy, John, 377.
PwU, Pulle [oo. Monmouth] 242.
Pyardo, William, 152.
Pycard, Pykard, LambaH, of Nord-
horn, an alien, 663.
, Nicholas, 128, 133, 202, 606.
, William, erooer of London.
Joan^, wife ol, 479.
See aha Pioard.
Pycha^rd, John, 377.
Pycot, Robert, of Canterbury, 390.
Pyddeler, John, 437.
Pydell or Pudell, Thomas, of Langpoa-t
Estover, husbandman or fisaer,
312.
Pye, Edmund, 341.
, John, chaplain, prebendarv of
St. George's chapel, Winosor,
80.
, Thomas, 407.
Pyers. Stephen, tailor of London, 432.
, William, 8.
Pyerson, John, 686.
Pygg, John, 358.
Pygot, Pygote. See Pigot.
Pykard. See Pyca-ixl.
Pykc«nham, John, esquire. 401.
Pykerell, John, of Garaterbury, 390.
Pykeryng, Pykerynge, Nicholas, 407.
, Richard, knight, 481. 621, 626.
, , Margaret, wife of, 481.
, William, chaplain, parson of
Hoiford, 187.
WilUam, of Filby, 61.
Pykerynglithe. See Pickering.
Pyke worth, John de, parson of Oviug-
ham, 632.
Pykhale. See Peak Hill.
Pykot, Joiin, 374.
Pykwell, J<^, 62.
Pyle, John, 583.
Pylke, Richard. 486.
Pylkyagton, Robert, of Ayrcnd^^ci,
esquire, 378.
, Tbomas, 634.
Pylle, Diedrick (Boderick). purve.vor of
wine for the household. 211. 541.
Pyllesden, John, of Ailberton, husband-
man, 162.
Pyllesley. See Pilsley.
Pylton. See Pilton.
Pymor, Thomas, of Padynoi'e, gentle-
man, 93.
Pymporne. See Pimperne.
Pympole, William, of Plymouth. 133.
Pynchebek. iSec. Pinchbeck.
Pyndhebek, Richard, 381, 621. 619.
, , commissioner to assess
a gi-ant, 139.
I commissioner dt waJliis
et fossatiSy 199. 273. 469.
, , of Pinchbeck, 61.
, William, the elder, of Whap-
lode, yeoman, 130.
, son of Gilbert, yeonaan,
loU.
82.
, Robert, fisher, 219.
, Roger, of Filsley, 411.
, WaiMMn. of Pibley, 411.
Pyne, Edmund, 104.
, , eequire, 118.
Pynewyn, Richard, clerk, 350.
Pyngyll. William, Qhaplain, parson of
St. Leonard's, Winoheisea, 322.
Pynham, John, 390.
Pynk, John, of Hatley St. George, 387.
, William, of Wendy, 387.
Pynkeney, John, 403.
Pynley. See Pinley.
Pynnes, John, 621.
Pynahefold. iSfee Pinchiield.
Pynaoo, John, 471.
Pype. See Pipe.
Pypele, Thomas, 129.
Pyper, John, of Papworth St. Agnes.
chapman or yeoman, 432.
, .chaplain, parson of St.
Giles's, Winchelsea, 155, 226.
, Walter, 163.
Pyrie. See Pirie.
Pyrton, oo. Oxford, Glare, Clayoure, in,
89.
Pyrton, William; commissioner to take
musters, 476.
Pyry, Pyrye. See Pirie.
Pyryent, John, bailiff of the honour of
Peverel. cos. Northampt-oiK Bed-
ford, Buckingham, and Jjeices-
ter, 196.
Pytte. See Putte.
Pytte, Eiisabeth. abbess of Godstow,
101, 103. 446.
, John, 392.
, John atte, 686.
, Walter, of Ilt<m, husbandman.
133.
Pyttes, Richard, 607.
Q
Quadring, Quadryng, co. Lincoln, 430.
Quadryng, William, of Toft, 381.
Quapelod. iSiee Whaplode.
Quarley, John, 371.
Quatei*mains, Qiiatermayns. Quater-
manfi, Kichard, 474, 521, 529, 534,
623.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 138.
, , knight of the shire for
Oxford, 392.
quayage, grants of, 28, 183, 442.
Quayle. J<^n, 549.
Queenborough, Queneburgh [co. Kent],
an alien dwelling at, 568.
Queen Camel, Quene Cammell £co.
Somerset], 212.
Queldryke. See Wheldrake.
Quenebur^. See Queenborough.
Quene Cammell. See Queen Camel.
Quoniborough, Quenesborgh, co. Lei-
cester, an alien dwelling at, 580.
Quen.sy, Roger de. 64.
Qiiequen, John, mafitor of la Seynt
Jviyan cd Quimper-Coi^ntin,
300.
Querf, the river. See Wharfe.
Quesnoy, le, Kaynot in Henowedo
[Nord. Fnance], 559.
Queynac, Caynac in Fi-onsados
[Gironde], 250.
, precoptory of the order of St.
John of Rhodes at, 250.
Quimper-Oorentin, Kempercarantyn,
Kemperooventyn [Finistere],
300, 301.
Quoodham. See Wouldham.
qtu) warranto, process of, 77.
Quy, Quye, co. Cambridge. 333, 385,
386.
'I>effen' manih in, 333.
Quynaton. Robert, 122, 284, 392, 3^.
Quyncy, John, of Sleaford, 160.
Quyntyn, Quyntan, John, 47, 371, 474.
, Oliver, freighter of la Seynt
Jvlyan of Quimper-Corentin,
300.
, Thomas, 371.
Quyxley, John, 170.
, , executor of Ralph de
Nevill, earl of Westmoreland,
93.
874
GENERAL i:
R
Rabet, Robert, olerk, 337.
Raoche forest. See Neroche.
Rachedalo. See Roohdalo.
Racheford. See Rochford.
RachehAm, Roger, esquire, 368.
Rachinner, Ralph, 300.
Radclyf, Radclif. Radcliff, R«<lclyff,
Radeclyf, John or John de, ^/U.
.., lieutenant of Calais,
607. .
, esquire, oSi.
' , knight, 115. 116, 127,
152, 180, 240, 263, 269, 338,361,
461 466.
' *, seneschal of Aquitainc,
60, 193, 269, 270.
, oommissioneir of array,
72, 127. , . ^ ^r ..
.... chamberlain of North
Vales, 338.
, captain of Fronsac
Jostle, 240, 270.
, envoy to the Dauphin
of France, 461.
, of Chadderton, knigjit,
..; , of Ordsall, knight,
379
Nicholas, knight, 40, 116,383,
615. . .
oommissioiier of aiTay,
71, 361.
, commissioner toassess
a grant, 135, 136.
, Ralph de, 379.
Ra See Ralegh.
Ra , Ralph, esquire, 372.
Ra John, 374.
Ra- fc> in Magor. See Redwick.
Ra. [CO. OxfOTd ?], 181.
in Puoklechurch. See Puckle-
church.
Radford, Radeford, Eleanor, 191.
.... Nicholas, 154, 199, 361, 399,
470, 615. . .
, commissioner to assess
a gnant, 135.
, commissioner of gaol
'delivery, 197, 201.
, William, of Croxton, 367.
Radle, Roger, 395.
Radnor. Radenore [oo. Radnor], castle
and lordship of, 614.
, town of, 614.
Radnor, New, New Radenore [ca.
Radnor], 265.
pai^son of. See Grene, John;
Monmouth, John.
Radyng. See Reading.
Radyngton. See Raddington.
Rafes, William, 377.
Rafman, Henry, of the county (rf
Norfolk, or late of Westminster,
gentleman, 492.
Rafy, Roger de, 151.
Rageley^ Roger, of Wixford, labourer,
144.
Ragge, William, of Bowden, 413.
raglawry, *raglate,* 35, 59.
Ragley, Henry, goldsmith of Ix>ndon,
controller. &c. of gold and
silver in tlie Tower of London,
336, 347.
Ragnall, Ragnell, oo. Nottingjham,
365, 409.
Ragon, John, 373, 374, 377.
^ knight, commissioner , Thomas, 374, 375.
to assess a grant, 140. Rainham, an alien dwelling at, 541.
,, Robert, 478. | , Raynam, oo. Essex, 242.
., , of Mellor, 413. : , , * Clamant Doddes* in,
., Thomas, of Bradley, esquire, 242.
378. , Reyiiham, co. Norfolk, 482.
, , of CO. Lancaster, raisins, 627.
gentleman, 116. , . ^, ' Rake, Niaholas, 407.
, Thomas or Thomas de. knight, Thomas, 154.
commissioner of army, 71. ^elynghous. See Recklinghausen
Ralegh \m Pilton], Radelegh, co.
Devon, 6.
Ralph, son of Benedict, 365.
., , knight of the sliire for
Lonca steer, 379.
., William parson of Eocleston,
66.
Radcliffeon Tm„fc K^^lyf on Tren^, 1 ^ "^ ""^ m^^, ^'r, , ,
«>. Notti^^im. 320. 1 , W.^ 80(n_of, seneeohal of
mandy, 176.
Nor-
Raddinjtpn, ll^*^^gtan, co. Somerset, | "^ufiam, son of, 419.
Radeclyf, co. j^ _. 4S1.
Radeclyf. See^^^J^lyf.
B^deford. sj'^^foi^.
Pom Master James, a subject of the
^ ' duke of Burgundy, 426.
Rames, Robert-, commissioner of array.
361.
j^^^jaey, Rwneahey. See Ramaey.
nuBoanaman. 40«>.
Bammesdong. Hollaoid, 546.
Bampstx>n, Robert-, 219.
Hampton, oo. Cambridge, 966.
Ramsbury, Rameebury, oo. Wilts, an
alien dwelling at, 565.
Ramsey, an alien dwelling at, 574.
, Rameeey, co. Essex, 159, 219,
Ramesey, Rameshey, oo.
Huntingdon, 227, 228, 312, 875.
, , abbey of. abbot of,
lai, 375, 530.
, , *^V^'
also Orowoland, John ; Stowe,
John.
, , , John, abbot
of, 467.
, , , prior and con-
vent of, 510.
, , , temporalities
of, 428, 506.
Ramsey, Ramesey, Ramsey e, Thomas,
247, 449.
William de. fellow of the col-
legiate church of St. Boniface,
Bunbury, 322.
Ramston, John, 897.
Randes, Robert, 407.
, esquire, 483.
Randolf, Nicholas, of Leathcrhead,
esquire. 380.
, William, goldsmith of Lon-
don, 22, 434.
, , of Tonbridge, 301.
Randson. William, of Wainfleet,
fisher, 313.
Ranele, John, of Ashwell, 164.
ransoms, 512.
, due to the king for failure to
prosecute, 57.
, for trespass. 28, 29,
492, 496, 500, 517. 588, 591, ^92.
Ranulf, the chAncellor {temp. Henry I),
174.
the chaplain (temp. William I),
417.
rape, appeal of, 592.
Rapcr, Robert, of Haxby, *raper,'302.
Raphoen, Tideman, merchant of the
Teutonic Hanse, 201.
Raseborgh. John, merchant of the
Teutonic Hanso, 201.
Rasen, West, Westrasen, co. Linxx>ln,
152.
Rasour, William, yeoman of the eatery
and caterer of the household, 3
83, 177, 224, 305, 442. 495.
, purveyor, 304.
Rassh, John, esquire, 276.
, William, 393, 448, 449.
ivateie, ivooerr;, 0/4.
Ratelesden. See Rattlesden.
Ratford, Nicholas, 74, 75.
Rathebon, John, 350.
Ratheby, John, 166.
Rattlesden, Ratelesden, co. Suffolk.
240.
parson of. <Siee Nedham.
William.
Ratull, Robert, 374.
I^tyng) Almain, 561.
Ratyng on the Rhine, in duchy of
Berryoh, 583.
Rauchcster, Richard, of Worksop, 409.
Rauf, Walter, berjoant of the ward-
robe, 223.
Rauf son, John, 229.
. Raulenson, Richard, 572.
] Ravels. Ravelles, Brabant, 557.
! Ravenhull, Nicholas, 374.
\ , Richard, 377.
I RavenstWn, Ravensteyn, Geldorland,
I 552.
Ravenston [00. Leicester], 69.
Ravenyng, William, 395.
Ravyn. Robert, of Welwick, 21.
Ravyns, Lewis, 638.
Rawekyn, Philip, chaplain, parson of
Farniiam by Guseage, 188.
Rawelyns, John, parson of Eversley,
'448.
Rawreth, Rawereth, Rey worth, co.
Essex. 240, 337.
Ray. Roy, Gelderland, 642.
Ray, John, skinner of London. 440,
477.
, , of Newmarket, 386.
Raydon, Reydon, 00. Essex, 447.
fco. Suffolk], an alien dwelling
at, 663.
Raydre. See Rhayader.
Rayerson, Isbrand. 678.
Ray lard, John, knight, 218.
Raymee, Robert, 396.
Raymis, William, 404.
Raymond, Herman, 580.
Raynald, Robert, 394.
Ray nam. See Rainham.
Rayne, Reymes, honour of, co. Essex,
ooo.
Raynes. Nicholas, 657.
Raynhill, Richard, king's clerk and
bachelor of both laws, rector of
Old Romney, 324.
Raynoldson, Walter, 664.
Ravsebek. Robert de, bailiff of York,
364.
Raysshelegh, Thomas. 436.
Reach, Reche, 00. Oambridge, 385,
434.
876
GENERAL IN
Reeding, Radyng, Redyng, oo. Berks,
235, 403.
abbey of, abbot of, 630.
, , See a?5oErlc,
Thomas de; Henley, Thomas.
, , Thomas, abbot of, 467.
, , prior and convent of,
102.
, , tempoi'alities of, 103.
, letters patent dated at, 468.
, mayor and men of, 61.
Rechard, William, alias Richard Cur-
lewe, of London, 36.
Reche. See Reach.
Recklinghausen, Rakelynghous, West-
phalia, 666.
Red Bank. Rede Bank [co. Lanoastor],
133.
Redbourne, Redburn, oo. Lincoln, 82.
Reddokar, William, abbot of Holme
Cultram, 383.
Rede. See Road.
Redo, Redde, Reed or Rewlo. Adam, of
Belgravo, 65.
, Andrew, of Hurstpierpoiut.
husbandman, 482.
, Edmund, commissioner of
assize, &c.f 70, 72.
, Henry, oiF Long Stanton, 386.
, John, 406
of Beocles, yeoman, 41,
124.
, , of Oombe Flory, hus-
bandman, 319.
, , , Joan, wife of,
319.
, , fix>m Holland, an
alien, 661.
, , of Sichem, an alien,
661.
, , son of Richard, of Ire-
land, 117.
, Master Lewis, clerk, 69.
, Nicholas, 319.
, Richard, 64, 319, 407.
, Thomas. 376.
William, 374.
Rede Bank. See Red Bank.
Redeheryng, Thomas, 674.
Redelegh. See Ridley.
Redeman. See Redman.
Redere, Hennan, of Hamburgh, 36.
Redeshawe, William, of Buttercrambe.
yooman, 625.
Rodham. See Reedham.
Redlevet, court of, 81.
Redman^, Redeman, Ricliard, knight
, Thomas, clerk, 19
, William, 383.
y -'^ yeoman, 130
^"^ar^.'Sf • "^ Harewood, e
378^''^' "* ^•^'^le, esquir
Redw
Red VI
Redyi
Ree,
Rood,
Reed,
Reedl:
Reos,
Roes,
Rcgr
Reg
Rep'
Rep
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Rr
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878
GENERAL INDEX.
Richard H., 108, 188, 281, 442, 455,
473, 499.
, abarters of, 34, 38. 39, 43, 52,
54, 55, 59, 78, 81, 102, 156, 203.
347, 457.
, grants to, 5.
, granitfi by, 321, 322, 451.
letters patent of, 23, 25, 26,
28, 29. 337 37, 38. 43. 48, 54,
67, 77, 78, 80, 107. 116, 122. 179,
193, 203, 241, 248. 271, 333, 335,
340, 342, 363, 4^, 448, 455, 462,
604, 605, 607.
, licence of, 210.
, parliament of, 282.
, statute of, 301.
Richard, duke of York [1415-1460],
oArl of March and Ulster, 35,
100, 182. 186, 192, 207, 225, 241,
242. 258, 328, 342. 455. m7, 591,
614, 616. 617, 618, 621, 624, 625,
626, 627, 628.
, , to act as Constable of
England, 38.
, , commissioner de waJliis
ef fossatis, 280.
2 , oastlefi, lands, &c., of,
m Ireland, 225.
, , grant to, 610.
, , licences to, for absence
from Ireland, 226, 493.
, , minority of, 36, 182,
186.
, , muster of, 606.
, ., proceeding to France
on the king's service, 533.
, , retinue of, 635.
Richard, abbot of Ford [co. Devon],
483.
, the chaplain, 174.
, the treasurer (temp. Henry
n), 420.
, Thomas son of, de Holbeche,
160, 151, 152.
ap Harry, esquire, 376.
Richard, Ry chord, Jamee, 563.
John, 584.
, the younger, 500.
, vicar of Woburn, 692.
Thomas, of Wye, 390.
William, 93, 94, 318.
Richardesson, John, of Alsop, 412.
, Simon, from Haarlem, an
alien, 581.
Richardson, Bernard, from Thiele, an
alien, 668.
, Godfrey, from Amsterdam, an
alien, 582.
, Henry, from Grave, an alien,
560.
, Hugh, from Haarlem, an
alien, 662.
, John, of Spalding, husband-
man, 219.
Riehaaius of Markone, church of. See
St. Trioat.
Riche. Hug^, 238.
, John, 401.
, , citizen and brewer of
London, 238.
, Joan wife of, 238.
, Richard, 611.
, William, mayor of Bath, 129.
Ricsheforth, T^iomas, 406.
Richeman, Rycheman, John, 129.
, Thomas, 407.
, , of Cockermouth, baker,
383.
, William, 473.
Richemond. See Richmond.
Riohemond. Richard, 408.
Richer, John, of Brad field, the
younger, 169.
Thom&s, odtizen of London.
159.
Riche re. John, dhapladn, vicar of
Sutton. 223.
William, of Havering atte
Bower, husbandman, 228.
Richmond, Rioliemond, Rychemund,
CO. York, 233.
archdeaconry of, tenth granted
by the clergy from, asBignment
of, 120.
, archdeacon of. See Bowet,
Henry ; Sancto Eldmundo, Roger
de.
, , juriadiction of, 2.
castle, constable of, 492.
, , porter of. See Harop,
John.
, castle, earldom, honour and
lordship of, 203.
, honour of, 257.
, honour, lordahipand fee of, co.
CSambridge, 607.
, liberty of the honour of, co.
Oambridge, 498.
, lordship of, receiver of, 492.
, , steward and master
forester of. See Nevill, Richard,
earl of Salisbury.
St. Agatha's abbey by. See
lEasby.
Riehmondshire, Richemondshire, oo.
York, 379.
Rickingale, John, bishop of Chichester
[1426-1429], 106.
Rickmansworth, Rekmersworth [co.
HertforelJ, 68.
, Pinchfield, Pynshefold. in, 168.
Ricoun, Nicholas. 507.
Ridale. See Rydal.
Ridde, John at, of Hingham, gentle-
man, 479.
Riddell, Geoffrev, bishop of Ely [1174-
1189], 175, 419.
Rider, John, purveyor, 117.
, William, fishmonger, of Lon-
don, 9.
See also Ryder.
880
GENERAL INDEX.
Robynson, John, 272.
Robert, clerk, 694.
, Thomas, of Hiitton Roof, oo.
Cumberland, labourer, 6, 485.
, , Adam, son of, 486.
, , John, son of, 6.
, William, forester of Ingle wood
forest, 271, 272.
Rochdale, Rachedale, co. Lanoastej*, 81.
, vioar of. See Merlond, Henry
de.
Roche, Joan, widow, 131.
, John, 407.
Rooliefort, Rooheford, Rocheforfch,
Henry, kni^t, 525.
, ^, commissiooier de walliis
et fossatis, 73, 199.
, Ralph, 620.
, , knight, 337, 4^, 467,
521, 622, 619, 620.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 50.
, commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 82.
, Qommissiomer de wttUiis
et fossatisy 128, 469.
, captain of Ham castle,
286, 342.
, Roger, 382.
Sayer de, knigiht, 160, 151,
162.
Rodhelle, La, La Rochel, La Rochell,
France, wine of. 74, 129, 218,
221, 300, 356, 476.
Roches, Peter des, bishop of Win-
chester [1205-1238], 64.
Rochester, Rouchestre, co. Kent, 331,
389, 391.
, aliens dwelling at, 641, 646,
648, 664, 668.
, archdeacon of. See Corden,
Richard.
bishop of. See Browne,
Thomas; Laugdon, John.
, bridge of, wardens of, grant of
pontage to, 106.
, charters dated at. 174, 420.
, diocese of, 110, 340.
Roche-Tesson, La, Rochet tesson, Nor-
mandy [Manche], 208, 209.
Rochford, Racheford, Rooheford, co.
Essex, 16.
an alien dwelling at, 666.
Rockele, Ridiard de la, 458.
Rockeley, Thomas, 396.
Rockingham, Rokyngham [co. North-
ampton], castle, 262.
, , constable of. See Porter,
William.
, forest, 262.
, , steward of. See Porter,
William.
Roclyf, RoclyfF. See RoucJyff.
Roddeley, JoHin, 373.
Roddesley. See Rodsley.
Rode. See Road.
Rode, Tyse, 671.
, William, <rf Guildford, 881.
Rodebergh, Edmund, 373.
Rodebounn, Rodebourne. See * Rnd-
borne.
Roderham. See Rotherham; Rotter-
dam.
Rodes. See Rhodes.
Rodes, John, mayor of Newcastle-
upon-T^^ne, commissioner to
assess a grant, 139.
, Robert, 356, 426, 470, 531, 595.
, , of Newcastle upon
Ty^^) gentleman, 328.
, , steward of poBsessions
of John, duke of Bedford, in
Northumberland, 600.
Roding, Aythorp, Aytrop Rothing^e,
alias Roding Grange, co. Essex,
612.
, White, Wliite Rothyng, oo.
Essex, 601.
Rodrighes, Vasco, merchant of Portu-
gal, 512.
Rodsley, Rodderiey, oo. Derby, 412.
Rody, NiohoJas. of Warwick, 365.
Rodyng, Benedict, citizen and draper
of London, 167.
Rodyngton. See Ruddington.
Roeloffy, Gerard, 560.
Roen. See Ronen.
Rogennewes, Robert, 365.
Roger, bishop of Salisbury [1102-1189],
173, 174.
the cook, 363.
Roger, John, 622.
• •• , ••••••..., ukercnant; , ^«70«
, prior of Mbdbury, 119.
, , prior of Tywardreatli,
286.
, of Whitstaple, 390.
, , of the order of friars
preachers of Win<3ihelsea, 431.
, NiohoLas, of Mersham, 300.
, William, 989.
Rogers, John, esquire, 402.
, , the younger, 485.
Rogerson, Nicholas, 560.
William, 551.
Rogger, David. 73.
, John, S20.
•., , the younger, 483.
, John, of Dorset, 79.
J William, one of tlie tenants of
the town of Buntingford, 102.
Roggeres, Hugh, 206.
Rogher, Nicholas, merchaat of the
Teutonic Hanse, 201.
Rok, Thomas, clerk, 16.
Rokeley, John, commissioner of arrmy«
472.
, Thomas, knight, oooimissionc^*
of array, oo. York (North Rid-
ing), 71,
882
GENERAL INDEX.
Bond. Herman, 585.
Bondolf, WiUiflm, 411.
Bomgetan. See Buncton.
Bonihed, John, 850.
Bonyngton, John, 412^.
Boo, Jo^, of Beodes, websfcer, 41, 124.
, Tlhomas, 129.
Book, Simon, 582.
Bookes. See Bokes.
Bookley, Boude, Isle of Wigjht, 483.
Bookwode, William, of Aoton, 368.
Boon, an. alien dwelling at« 541.
Boos, Bosse in HoldemeBse, oo. York,
212.
Booe, Bos, Eleanor lady of, 212.
, John, 524, 586.
, , Serjeant of tSie lieu-
tenant of Qherbourg, 538.
, , of Shoreiham, 390.
, Joihn de, knigiht, commissioner
to raise a loan, 50.
) , lord of HamJiake and
Belvoir, letters patent of, 39.
, Bioihard, oommissioner to assess
a gnant, 136.
, Boberfc, knight, 372, 381, 521,
619. '
, , oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, 129.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
, , oommissioner de walliis
et fossatis, 278, 848, 469.
, , king's oarver, 267.
, Thomas, 61.
, Hiomas or Thomas de, knight,
lord Boos of Hamlake, Tmsse-
bous and Belvoir, 3, 39, 122, 143.
144, 156, 184, 330, 622.
, , letters patent of, 8,
148, 144, 184.
; ., lord Boos of Hamkike
and Belvoir [1480-1461], 3, 39,
62, 122, 143, 145, 165, 184, 330!
1 , minority of, 297.
} , wardship and marriage
of, 145.
Boos in Wiaset. See Wisaett.
Boose, Thomas, 407.
Boote, Mioihael, 128.
Boper, Bopere, John, of Kingston, 471.
, Peter, 623.
, Biohard, 372.
, Biohard, of Litton, 413.
, Boberfc, of Hartwell, 168.
, Thomas, yeoman, 130.
Boppeley, John, 102.
> , Margaret, wife of, 102.
Boppealay, Henry, clerk, 441.
Boreoas, Walter, 648.
Bos, John. See Boos.
Bosa. See Bose Oastle.
Boecroke, Boecruk, Thomas, 219, 348.
Boee, Huglh, 408.
, John, 186.
, , from Mayenoe, an
alien, 569.
, , of Watton, iLUsbaaid
man, 94.
, Bichard, 580.
, Thomas, f<H^e8ter errant within
'le Northbaille' in Galtres
forest, 101.
William, cituEon of Canter-
bury, 889, 526.
Boee Castle, Boaa, co. Camberland,
388.
BoseU, William, 410.
Bosemeray, Besmeryn, Bosmeryn, oo
Cornwall, 309, 315.
Boeendaal, Boeyngdale, Brabitnt, 586.
Bosetre, Peter, 574.
rosin, 300.
Boslare, Bumbald. 641.
Boss, Boase, oo. Hereford, 877.
Bosse in Holdemesse. See Boos.
Bosseford, Christian, 660.
Bostell, WiUiam, 282.
Bostkee in Makelburgjh ( P Bostock in
Mechlenburg), 656.
Bostock, Bustok [in Mecklenburgh
Sohwerin], 220.
, bargomaster of, 220.
Botbert, 365.
Bote, Boute, John, of Eaton, 366.
, Michael, 138, 202.
Botesela. See Botseker.
Bothbury Bouthebury, oo. Northum-
berland, 113, 241.
) parson of. See Cok, Alexander.
Bothele, William, 391.
Bothenaker, Bobert, 537.
Botherdame. See Botterdam.
Botherfeld, John, 396.
Botherford, Gilbert, 396.
Botherham, Boderham, oo. York, 378.
, church of, 415.
Bothewell. See Bothwell.
Bothewell, Henry, 88.
, John, 474.
, Thomas, 474, 520, 618.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, , oommissiooier of gaol
delivery, 471.
, , esquire, 402.
, William, 594.
, .^ , Eliaabeth, wife of, 694.
I , Serjeant of the eatery
and caterer of the household, 3.
, , an accounting officer
of the household, 214.
884
GENERAL INDEX.
Budbomfi, Rodeboam, Rodebourne,
Maater Thomas, king's clerk,
oaoon of Salisbury and licentiate
in tibeology, 328.
, , prebendary in. St.
DaWd's cathedral, 266.
, , bishop of 9t. David's
[1433-1442], 28^6, 328, 468.
Ruddam, William, of Swaffbam^ yeo-
man, 484.
Ruddestaoie. See Radstaxie.
Buddington, Rodyngton, oc. Notting-
ham, 293.
Rudham, William de, parson of In.
goldistJiorpe, 326.
Rudstane, Rnddestane, Rudstan, Rud-
stoa, Rudsftone, Robert. 522
624, 627, 628.
, , oommiseooner of array^
71, 360.
, , oommisBioner to assess
a grant, 139.
, , commissioner de waUUs
et fossaiis, 280, 469.
, , esquire, 607.
Rufford, Rufford in Shirwood, oo. Not-
tingham, abbot of, 415.
Rufford, Thomas, esquire, 397.
, , sen of Homas, of
Edlesboiough, 284.
, , Joan, wife of, 284.
Rugeley, Richard, esquire, 400.
Rugge, Nicholas, of Yarmouth, yeo-
man, 313.
, Roger, of Overstrand, husband-
man, 433.
Ruggeley, John, 400.
, Nicholas, of Dunton, esquire,
Rughton Holm. See Rougfiton.
Rugmere, John, of Taldiiig, oo. Kent,
bowyer, 87.
Ruislip, Ryslep [co. Middlesex], an
alien dwelling at, 568.
Rumbald, John, 564.
3 alias Rnmbold, William, mercer
of London, 312.
Rumessey, Richard, of Bylton, gentle-
man, 89.
Rumford. See Romford.
Rumsey, Richard, 897.
Rumyn, Almain, 661.
Runcton [near Ohichesteir], Rongeton,
CO. Sussex, 23.
Runham [co. Norfolk], 188.
, parson of. See Aleyn, Simon.
Runton, John, yeoman, 105.
Rupe, Adam de, 34.
, Gilbert de, 27.
Bupes AndeUaei. See Andelys.
Rus. See Bnsse.
Rusbrook. See Ruysbroeck.
RiischtoffL. See Rush ton.
rushes, 268, 515.
Rushton, Ruschton, Russheton, Brjv-
sfieton, CO. Northampton, »},
314, 436.
Rusnonan. See Rusvanan.
Russe, Rus, William, dieriff ci Lon-
don, 52, 131.
, , citizen, goldsmitli, and
jeweUer of Loooon, 155, 254.
, master and worker of
the mint in the Tower of Lon-
don, Calais, York, and Bristol,
156. 358, 2^. 369.
J , keeper of the Exchange
in the city ot London, 155.
Russell, Geoffrey, clerk, 501.
124.
, , , Imsbandman,
30o.
, Henry, 382, 403, 483.
, James, of Ickleton, 366.
, John, 4, 506, 529, 618.
, , esquire, 114, 141, 177,
281, 431, 467.
, commissioner to raise a
loan, Ac., 50, 125, 854.
, , knight of theshire for
Hereford, 376.
, Maurice, knigjbt, Joan,
daughter of, 246.
, Philip, citiaen oi Limerick,
261.
, Richard, 377.
, oommissi<mer to assess
a grant, 138.
, Robert, 407.
, commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, , of Bristol, 182, 233.
.Roger, of Ihinstable, 'osteler,'
, Simon, of Cottingjbam, gentle-
man, 430.
, Stephen, 882.
, alias Gorges, Theobald, kni^t.
See Gorges.
, Thomas, 295.
, the chief butler's
deputy in the port of Bristol,
181.
William, 371.
, parson of Brownstone,
169.
Russener, John, 588.
RuBshe, Richard, 398.
Russheton. See Rushton.
Rass3rngdon, Great. See Rissington,
Great.
Roat, Walter, 88.
Rustington, Rastyngt<»i [oo. Sussex],
Rustok. See Rostock.
Ruaton, co. York, 92.
GENERAL INDEX.
886
BiiBt<m, John, vioar ol Bramley, 93i.
,, , yioar of Ifield) 366.
, , yioar of Bromley, 268.
, Roger, late of Buerton, 92.
Basranan, BufiEonan, Btunrooan, oo.
Cornwall, 309, 316.
Bnthin, Buthyn [oo. Denbigh], 354,
603.
, lord of. See Grey.
Butland, 426.
oommiasioners to raise a loan
in, 60, 629.
, cammisaioners to aesees a grant
in, 136.
, ooouty court of, 370.
esaheator in, 142, 246,; and tee
Oateaby, Bobert.
, inquisitioDB in. 359.
, justices of tbe peace in, 623.
, knigjlits of the shixe for. See
BeauTo, William ; Grenham,
ThomAs.
oatih against maintainingpeaoe
breakers to be taken in, 370.
, sheriff of, 60, 136, 370, 425.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignment of, 60.
traitors, felons and fugitiFes
in, 278.
, earl of. See Edward.
Button, Holland, 674.
Buzley, Bokeale [parish of North
Cray], co. Eeot, 391.
Buxton, Bichard, 391.
Buyhale, Edmund, 281, 282.
, Biohard, 281, 282.
, , Elisabeth, wife of, 281,
282.
, , Biohard, son of, 281. ^
Buyabnoeck, Busbrook, Bnabant, 667.
Bybton, John, 383.
Bybnnfh. Biburah) Great [oo. Nor-
Mkl 326.
, dhuroh of, 326.
deed dated at, 92Q,
, Little, [CO. Norfolk], 326.
Bychard^ Wayn, from Utrecht, an
alien, 661.
Bychartaon, Wymund, fiv>m Gelder-
land, an aUen, 560.
Byohe, Henry, from Brussels, an alien,
664.
Bycheford, Henry, knigjht, 404.
Byeheman. See Bidheman.
Bychemund. See Bichmond.
By chord. See Bichard.
Bydal, Bidale, co. Westmoreland, 456.
Bydelere, Walter, 166.
Byder, John, 296.
, William, 232.
, oommiaaioner of ga(^
deHvery, 72.
, knight, 680.
See dUo Bider.
Bydon. See Beydon.
Bydon, Diomas, of Frome, 8.
Bye [oo. Sussex], 493.
, aliens dwelling at, 582, 583.
hospital of St. Bartholomew
oeside, 79.
, wardens of . See ChMOy
Thoma^; Parker, William.
, mayor and barons of, 79.
.port of, deputy butler in. See
Pope, Thomas.
Bye, Bobert, 393.
Boger, of Kent, 368.
Bygate. See Beigate.
Bygedoun, Thomas, 401.
Bygelyn, Bygelyng, Byngelyng, John,
199 200
, ..! ; of Plymouth, 128, 133,
202.
Bygmayn, Thomas, 379.
ByUiill, NichK^aa, 616. .
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 134.
, William, 388.
Byiond, Antony, 674.
Byman, William, 520.
, , esquire, 372.
, , oommiasioiner to raise
a loan, 127.
Bymeawale. See Bomerswaal.
Byne, the. See Bhine.
Byngeboume, William, 396.
Byngeley, Genard de, eequire, 400.
Byngelyng. See Bygelyn.
Byngesdon. See Bingstone.
Byngewode. See Byngwode.
Bynglond. See Bingland.
Byngmere. See Bingmere.
Byngstede, Thomas, vioar of Milden.
haa, 345.
Byngwod, Byngwode. See Bingwood.
Byngwode, Byngewode, Nicholaa,
bladesmith, of Landon, 478.
, Thomas, 371.
, , thoeldw, 396.
, , the younger, 397.
Bynmore. See Bingmore.
Byot, Thomas, 152.
Bype. See Bipe.
BypoQ. See Bipon.
Bya ap Madok, 502.
Bys, Henry, veoman of the poultry
and poukerer of the household,
2, 222, 223, 442, 443, 494, 495.
, John, esquire, commissioner to
take muatera, 356.
, Thomas, of Downton, hosier,
231.
i9ee also Bees ; Bhys.
Byabank, Bysbaoike. See Calais.
Byaby, John, messenger, keeper of the
king's palace called 'Prinoea-
paleys' at Westminster, 225.
1
886
GENERAL INDEX.
Ryaele, Joihn, 406.
Ryeewyke. See Ryswyk.
Ryslep. See Ruislip.
Rysom, oo. York, 276.
Rysom, William, of Ryeom, esquire,
276.
Ryspele, an alien dwelling at, 664.
Rysae. See Ri«e.
Rysfiiheton. See Ruaihton.
Ryston. See Riston.
Ryswyk, Ryeewyke, Holland, 644.
RysyJig, Edmund, 407.
Rysyng oajstlo. See Gafitlo Rising.
Rytlie, Thomas atte, 397.
Ryther. See Rither.
Ryton, CO. Salop, 479.
, oo. York, 378.
Ryton, William do, of Penrith,
' litster,' 86.
Rytonbergh, Herman van, 666.
Rytte, William, of Woodland, oo.
Devon, yeoman, 488.
Ryuel, Master John, the king's
seryanit, 268.
RyveD, John, 33, 66.
Ryver, Rivere, Ryvere, Henry de la,
404.
, Riohard de la, knight, Mar-
garet the elder daugihter of,
290, 291, 292, 366.
, , , Margaret the
younger daughter of, 290, 291,
292, 366.
Thomas de la, 621.
, Walter, 683.
Ryvere. See River.
Ryxyn, Joyce, 668.
8
Sabram, Nicholas de, 632.
Sabrycheford. See Sawbridgeworth.
sac. See soc.
Saore, William, panaon of Wakely,
241.
Sadberge, Sadberg, county of [oo.
Durfiam], 478.
saddler of Henry IV and Heniry V.
See Tristour, William.
Saddok, Riohard, 396.
Sadeler, Walter, of Ohard, chapman.
158. » F ,
Sadiller, Stephen, of Retford, 366.
Sadyngton, John, chaplain, prebendary
of St. Mjartdn m Lincoln cathe-
dral, 611.
> , of Seaton, gentleman,
370.
Saflfipon Waldon, Walden^ co. Esaez,
Safrid, archdeacon of Chichester, 420.
Sage, Ralph le, king's knigjht and lord
of Seint Piere, 694.
, Robert, of Litlington, 20.
Saham. See Soham.
SaiUer, John, 402.
St. Agatha's abbey. See Basby.
St. Albans, co. Hertfoird, 87, 94.
, abbey^ abbot of, 2817.
..% , , , commiflsioiier
to raise a loan, 354.
, , John, abbot of, 267,
308, 336.
, , chapter house of, 336.
, , a monk of. See
Owneeby, Robert.
, aliens dwelling at. 650, 558,
669, 676, 684.
, lattere patent of Edward I
dated at, 345.
, I>riory of St. Mary des Prfes by,
prioress and convent of, 28.
St. Allen, CO. Oomwall, Trefroaick,
Trefronek, in, 318.
St. Antoine des Viennois, monastery of,
[Is^re], 103.
, , canon c^. See Snell,
John.
St. Antonv, hospital of. See under
London.
St. Asaph, bishop of. See Lancaster,
Robert de; Lowe, John.
, dean and chapter of, 262, 267.
diocese of, 2. 265, 268, 283,
286, 322, 323, 463.
, , temporalities of, 265,
268, 288, 821, 322.
, , spiritualities of, guar-
dian of, 285.
St. Aubyn, Seyatabvn, Seyntaubyn,
Seynttaubyn, Geoffrey, 87.
I -Al^ Clowanoe, gentle-
man, 197.
i Peter, of Clowanoe, gentkman,
197. 16,
St. Augustine, diocese of Terouane,
brother Peter prior of, 248.
St. Augustine, order of, 118.
) •- , oanona of, licence to,
> , friana of, friars Her-
mits, 119, 196, 196, 321, 447, 450.
St. Austell, Austell, co. Cbrnwall, 7.
St. Bees, Seynt Beys, oo. Cumberland,
3o3.
» prior of. See Kirkeby, Roger.
St. Benedict, order of, 83.
St. Briavels, St. Brevell, co. Glouces-
ter, oastle of, constable of. See
Grendour, Robert; Mooe, John.
, reoeiver of. See Oromehale,
Hugh.
, the king's courts at, 499.
St. Bride's. St, Bridoat the Virgin [oo.
Pemlxroke], 101, 328.
k parson of. See^ Geoffrey ap
ys; Here, Richard.
GENERAL INDEX.
887
St. BrieucCP). Bruys, Brittany, 220.
St. CSakmia. See Oologne.
St. Oaiantoo. See Grantock.
St. dean, Senclere. Seynckre, oo. Oar-
mttrtibeii, 492.
f alien prickry of, 335.
, commote of , 604, 505.
, manor of, 505.
St. Cleer, co. Oornwall, 432.
, vioar of. See Dawes, William.
St. Oblamb, oo. CSornwall, 92.
St. BavidB £oo. Pembroke], arolideaoon
of. See PeDcryoh, William.
, bishops of. See Genrase;
I^iohoUis, Benedict ; Budbome,
Diomas.
, oathedral, dhapter of, licence
to, to elect a bianop, 28z.
, , dean and chapter of,
288.
, , prebeoids of. See
Radborne, Thomae; Yonge,
Tliomas.
, diocese or bishopric of, 265,
263, 285, 286, 288, 295, 322, 329,
415, 460.
, , temporalities of, 283,
265, 286, 603.
, , spirituality of, guar-
dian of, 329.
St. Devereux, Deaerek, oo. Hereford,
310.
, parson of. See Webbe, Walter.
St. Do^oaels abbey [oo. Pembroke],
St. Dominick, St. Dominic [co. Corn-
waU], 444, 448.
, paroon ol. See Fankes, Henry.
St. Faith's priory. See Horsham St.
Faith.
St. George, Sent George. Seyntgeorge,
Biddwin, knight. 435.
, , Joan, wife of, 435.
, John, of Hatley, 885.
, William, of Hatley, 885.
St. Germans, co. Oomwall, prioi-y of,
246.
St. Hillary, co. Anglesey, 190.
, parson of. See David ap Muryk.
St. Ives, oo. Cornwall, 159.
, Seyntyyes [oo. Huntingdon],
13, 375.
, , an alien dwelling at,
538.
St. John, Seint John, Seynt John,
Seynt Jon, Edward, 389.
, , esquire, 399.
, Oliver, lord of Paulerspury,
CO. Northampton, kni^t. or of
Fonmon [oo. Glamorgan], knight,
487.
, Thomas, of London, 20.
, William, 620, 626.
, knight of the shire for
Sussex, 372.
St. John of JerusaiLem, hospital of, in
Englaaid, 296.
, , prior of, 311, 406, 432.
, ^, See aUo
Hullee, William ; Malory, Robert.
, , ., rent gatherer
of. See Swynfeld, John.
St. John of Rhodes, order of, 250.
, , chaplain of. See
Eynand, Elias.
St. Keveme. oo. Cornwall, Nembol,
Neubole, in, 433.
St. Kew, CO. Cornwall. Trewethern,
Trewethonan, in, 487.
St. Laurence or 'Dpperoourt, isle of
I!han0t, oo. Kent, 109.
St. Leger, de Sancto Leodegario,
Seyntleger, Seyntligier, Arnold,
son of Arnold, 427.
, , son of Ralph, 427.
, Bartholomew, 427.
, John, 386, 519.
, , son of Arnold, esquire,
427.
, Nicholas, son of Arnold, 427.
, Ralphj son of Bartholomew, and
Joan, his wife, 427.
, , son of Ralph, 427.
, Thomafl, son of Ralph, 427.
, , son of Arnold, 427.
, William, 244.
St. Maartensdijk, Seynt Marty nys
Dyk, Zeeland, 573.
St. Mabyn, oo. Cornwall, Trevisqnite,
Trewyket by Treverayn in, 170.
St. Malo (Sanetus Maclovitu), Brifttany.
130, 385.
, a barge of, 130.
St. Martha on the Hill, co. Surrey, 380.
St. Martin, co. Kent, court of hundo:^
of, 422.
St. Mary Cray, St. Marv's Crey, oo.
Kent, an alien dwelling at, 573.
St. Michael's Mount [co. Cornwall],
152.
St. Neot's, CO. Huntingdon, 11, 376.
, an alien dwelling at, 554.
, i«ior of, 239, 375.
, vioar of, 375.
St. Nioholas, Flanders, 538.
St. Olave Marygiate {Sanettu Olavtts),
CO. York, 362.
St. Omer, St. Omersse, Seynt Houmers,
Flanders [Pas de Calais], 536,
539.
, charter dated at, 47.
St. Osyth. CO. Essex, 320.
, abbot and convent of, 338.
, aliens dwelling at, 565, 568,
682.
St. Pancnas, prebend of. See London,
St. Paul's Cathedral.
888
GENERAL INDEX.
St. Peter's, isle of Tbanet [oo. Kent],
86.
i vioar of. See Ghapman^ John.
St. Petroc. See Llanbedrog.
St. Pierre sur Dive, abbey, Nofrmandy,
119.
, a monk of. See Piaianly,
Adam.
St. Pol de Leon. St. Paul de Lyon
[FiniaterreJ, 608.
St. Radegund's abbey, oo. Kent, abbot
of, 388.
St. Runyon. See St. TIrond.
St. Sedewell by Exeter. iSfee Exeter,
St. Sidwell.
St. Stenhen's in Branell, Bmnelles, St.
Stephen [oo. Cornwall], 84.
St. Tlhomaa, Seynt T!homas, Artoiie, 683.
St. Trioat, Bicbasius of Markene,
cihuroih of [F^ de OallAaB], 253.
St. Trond, St. Runyon, St. Trudene,
St. Trudana, Seeintrowe, Seint-
reweyn, Seint Trade, Seint
Trudon, Seiatrue3m, Seyntroien,
Seyntrowe, Seynt Royn, Seynt-
royd, Seyntrudjrn, Seynt Ruyn,
Seynt Troy, in bi&nopric of Li^ge,
541, 648, 561, 668. ^1, 666, 567,
672, 680, 684, 688.
St. Twynnell, St. Winnoc [oo. Pem-
broke], 322.
> vioar of. See Long, David;
Tonge, David.
St. Valery, Honour of, stewards of. See
Chauoer, Thomaa : Pole, William
de la, earl of Suffolk.
St. Valery [Sommo], 163.
St. Vincent, cape of, Portugal, 356,
368.
St. Werburgjh. See Hbo.
St. Winnoc. See St. Twynnell.
St. Winnow, oo. Cornwall, Boeman-
gan ( P), Bodmalgan, in, 273, 279.
Sakevile, Sakevill, Sakevyle, Edward,
esquire, 372.
, Thomas, knight, 163, 629, 614.
1 knight of tihe shire for
uokingha.m, 397.
Salamon, Joihn, of Truro, 474.
Saloomb Regis, Saltcombe [co. Devon],
loo.
Salden, Saldone, co. Buckingham,
manor and lordsliip of, 604]
Sale, Geoffrey de, 412.
, Henry de, 412.
Salehuxist, oo. Sussex, prebend of. See
Bastings.
Saleab^, Salisbery, Salyabury, John,
> , knight, 613.
, Thomas, 389, 406.
;.—;•««•» «>mmwaioner de Udd-
Us, 132.
Salfort. William, vicar of Little Ad-
dington, 462.
•' J parson of Washinglcy,
SalghalL John, abbot of St. Werburga,
CSiester, 447.
Salisbery. ^ee Salesbury.
Saliflbuiy, New Salisbury, Salesbury,
New Saireabuiry, co. Wilts, 9, 101,
164, 227, 233, 310, 312, 320, 369,
441, 467, 479.
, aliens dwelling at, 643, 667,
661, 664, 668, 571, 673, 684.
, oathedpal church of St. Mary
at. dean of. See Browne,
Thomas; Sydenham, Simon.
, , dean and ohaptM* of,
26, 61.
, , prebendary of Char-
minster and Bere in. See
Oastell, John.
, , stone belfry of, 26.
, , use of, 243.
, citizens of, 101.
, inquisition taken at, 46.
, mayor of, 60. See also White,
John.
, mayor and commonalty of, 101.
, men of, 466.
, prison at, 476.
} tenth and fifteenth from, as-
signment of, 60.
, archdeaconry of, half -tenth
from, assignment of. 111.
Salisbury, bishops of. See Bailol,
Josoeline de; Nevill, Robert;
Roger.
, diocese of, 2, 5, 62, 86, 188,
223, 243, 247, &4, 301, 326, 334
337, 444, 448, 466, 496, 600, 513
696, 602.
k earls of. See Mantecate:
eviU; WilFiam.
.countesses of. See Montacnte;
Nevill.
Salkeld, Hugih, 40, 42, 276, 626.
f , oommissioner of array,
9 , oommisBioner to assess
a grant, 136.
, Hugh de, the elder, 116.
, Thomas, 383.
> • , oommissiooer of array,
360. *
Sail, Salle, co. Norfolk, 90.
Salle, John, of Bristol, mercer, alias
John, son of John King, of Sail.
90. '
Sallins(?), Salon fparish of Bodens-
town], 00. KiTdaro, 331.
Salmon, Salman, John, 394.
> , ^e younger, 87.
> , of Whitstai^e, 890.
, Michael, 221.
, Robert, 371.
> , of Dmytott, 886.
, Roger, of Pulbouni, 18.
.William, of LudgardiaU, oo.
Buckingham, 12.
GENERAL INDEX.
889
salmon, 517.
destruction of ih» fry end
brood of, 624.
prsBervation <^, 636.
and samlets, 214.
f unlawful destruction of ,
301.
Salon. See Sallins.
Salop county, 200, 277, 359, 408, 426,
464.
., assises in, 68.
, , justices of, 447.
, commiasioners of array in, 6!24.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 50. 126, 364.
, commissionerB to assess a grant
m, 137.
, concealments in. 275, 526.
, eecheator in, 214, 304, 321, 465.
See aUo Burley, William ; Laken,
B^hard; Medeford, Thomas.
, inquisitions in, 154, 205, 206,
359.
, justices of the peace in, 623,
624.
..knights of the shire for. See
Burley ,Willi«in; Laken, Ribbard.
, lands of t(he earl of Arundel in,
, oath against maintaining
peace-breakers to be taken in,
&.
outlawries in, 10, 154, 200, 228,
239. 435, 478.
, sheriff of, 50, 126, 137, 164,
247, 275, 277, 350, 354, 4ffl8, 524,
626.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignment of, 62.
, trespasses in, 526.
, archdeaconry of. half-tenth
from, assignment of, 111.
Salowe, lihomas, grocer of London, 316.
salt, 128, 199, 211, 278, 279; 300, 301,.
472.
Saltash, Ash, oo. OomwalL burgesses
cif, charters to, 25, 26.
, castle of, 25.
, hundred court of, 25.
, reeve of, 25.
, rock of, 25.
Saltbomel. See Zalt-Bommel.
Saltby, Salteby, John, of Goneity,
, Waiiam, 410.
Saltcombe. See Salcomb Regis.
Salter, John, 73. 300.
y saddler, mayor of
Exeter, 358, 361.
, controller of customs,
Ae., in the ports of Plymouth
and Fowey, 179, 460.
Salter — cont^
, Thomas, 600.
, , of « Newport, ohapmah,
169.
, , pareon of Fladworth,
afterwards of Minstead, 337.
, William, 434.
Saltfleet Haven. Saltflethaven, co.
Lincoln, 4B3.
Saltford, William, esquire, 400.
Saltmarshe, Saltmarssh^. oo. York, 378.
SaltmaiBshe, Saltmerssh, Thomas, of
Saltmarshe, esquire, 378.
, Walter, yeoman of the eatery
and caterer of the household, 3.
Saltwood, Saltwode, co. Kent, 389.
saltites, of French money, 252.
Salvayn, Salveyn, John, 506.
, , knigjit, 378.
Salwell, John, of Trewen. 11.
Salwey, John, of Gloucester, tiler,
482.
Salysbury. iSiee Salesbury.
Samberu^ Thomas, of Arreton, Isle
of Wight, labourer, 483.
Sambroke, William, 398.
Same, Richard, cJerk, 88.
Samon, Henry, 402.
Samour, Henry, 553.
Saanpford, Saterford [co.
ohuirch of, 175.
Sampford, William, of
Oamvyle, olerk, 482.
Sampford Courtenay, co.
manor of, 602.
Sampson the spioer, 364.
Sampson, John, 394.
of Bristol chaplain,
64.
, of Over, botcher, 366.
Richard, 374.
Thomas, esquire, 41.
, commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 124.
WiUiam, 394.
Samwell, James, 394.
Sbnoto Amando, Almario or ESmery
de, knight, charter of. 196.
Sanoto Aniano, Roger do, 246.
Sancto Audoeno, Geoffrey de, 364.
Sancto Edmundo, Roger de, ardideacon
of Richmond, 176.
Sancto Leodegario, de. See St. Leger.
Sanoto Paulo, Mary de, countess of
Pembroke, 416.
Sancto Petro, John de, bamon, 84.
Sancto Quintino, Anthony de, esquire,
378, 628.
Saodeford. See Sandford.
Essex],
Charlton
Devon,
890
GENERAL INDEX.
Sander, Sandre, John, of Boughton
Aluph, 990.
, , of ponybroke, 390.
, of oandhurBt, co. Kent,
76.
, Walter, parson of Milfltead,
156.
See also Saunder.
Sanderstead, Sandeistede, co. Siunreiy,
361.
Sandes, Sondes, Sonds, Bioihard,
gangBT of the Cinque Porte, 169.
, Thomas de, 383.
, Walter, knight, 396, 617.
, ., oommifisioner to raise
a loan, 125, 354.
, , oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, 348.
, William. 230.
Bandewyk, Zeelaad, 581.
Sandford, oo. Salop, 65.
Sandford, Sandeford, Sanfoird, Godfrey,
575.
, Hugh, 104, 600.
, James, 562.
, Robert, 388.
SandgaAe. See Siangatte.
Sandon, oo. Essex, 261.
Sandown, Sandon., oo. Surrey, hoepit&L
of the Holy Gihost, 514.
Sandre. See Sander.
Sandwich, Sandewybhe, Sandwich, co.
Kent, 10, 72, 73, 76. 133, 170,
231, 268, 352, 355, 416, 493, 518,
609.
, aliens dwelling at, 538. 541,
643, 546, 549, 651, 554, 566, 667,
568, 586.
, balingers of, 73, 75. 356.
, tihe gate called 'David gate,'
194.
.horses to be embarked at, for
France, 130.
, jewels of Cardinal Beaufort
seised at, 346, 414.
, mayor and bailiff of, commis-
sion to, 75.
, mayor, barons and othen of,
, men of, 466.
, merdiants of, 268.
, musters at, 611.
, pirates and malefactors of, 76.
, port of, 71, 627.
, , customs in, oontioller
of. See Clyderowe, Richard;
Warner, William.
J , controller of the search
in. See Werketon, Robert.
, , ., surveyor of the
search in. See Neeeham, Walter.
, .^.deputy butler in. See
liunz, William de.
Sandwich, port of — cotU.
, , ships to be arrested in,
133, 353, 535.
, , trooage and peaagei xa,
59.
, , flhipof, 609.
, ships to be taken to, 474.
Sanford. See Sandford.
Sangatte. Sandgate, Sangate [Pas de
Cblais], castle of, 28, 249.
, captain of, 132. See
also Oellyng, Ridhard; Curson,
Richard.
, , victualling of, 263.
Sanky, Henry, 410.
Sankyn, John, 375.
Santiago, pilgrims for, 471.
Santon, in Bisden, 549.
, in Cologne, Oolayn, 536.
Santon, James van, 549.
, John, 401.
, , clerk, 96.
, John van, 643.
, Thomas, 66, 620.
, , commissioner eZe tni22i»
et fossatis, 128, 273.
, , oommisBioner to assess
a grant, 1B9,
, Willliam, controller of customs.
Ac. in the ports of Plymouth ana
Fowey, 323.
Sapoote, Jdhn, of Ketton, mercfhant,
370.
, of Olney, 398.
Sapiston, Sapeston, Sapston [oo. Suf-
folk], &, 249, 607.
Sapley, Sappley, forest [co. Hunting-
don], 262.
Saperton, Sapurton, John, 367.
Roger, brother of. 367.
, , ISiaabeth^ daughter of.
367.
, Thomas, 412.
Sapston. See Sapiaton.
Saracens, ' ScLiiasenes,' 356.
Sardeooimbusse. See 'sHertogeobosch.
Sarger, John, parson of Ipplepen, 2249.
, Thomas, 233.
Sarnesfeld, Margaret, wife of Nioh<rf*s,
knight, IOTT
Samat, Francis, burgess and merchant
of Paris and K>uen, 356.
Sarre, Serre, or Serrecourt, isle of
Thanet, oo. Kent, 109.
Sartangbuflse, Sartyngbuash. See
'sHertogenbosch .
Sarum, Old, Old Sajneebury, oo. Wilts,
Sassaun, Holland, 578.
Saterford. See Sampford.
Saucere, Richard, of Hiollingbouma, 22.
Saucheverell, John, 412.
GENERAL INDEX.
891
Saukevill, Jordan de, 33.
Sannder, Saundre, Saundyr, John, from
Nimeguen, an elien, 683.
f y of RainhAm, co. Nor-
folk, husbandman, 482.
, , of Seaford, husband-
man, 168.
, Stephen, wehber, 198.
, Thomas, of Gharlwood, 381.
, William, 316.
See also Sander.
Saunderdon, Bernard, 397.
Saundres, John, clerk, 431.
Saunsom, John, of Somersham, 376.
Saunton. See Xanten.
Saunton, William, 202, 220.
Sansthorp, Richard, 11.
Sauston. See Sawston.
Sauflton, Ralph, of Sawston, 386.
Sautrey abbeyi See Sawtry.
Sauvaget, Nicholas, of the island of
Guernsey, 138.
Savage, Sir Amald, knight, 326.
, Jofcn, 'baily,' 395.
, Robert, 14, 382.
, William. 113, 299.
Savaric. brother of Thomas son of
Joeelin, 363.
Savemake, Sarernak, oo. Wilts, forest
of, 508.
Sawbridgewortih, Sabrydheford, oo.
Bfertford, 99.
Sawston^ Sauston, oo. C^unbridge, 383,
Sfe, 386, 466.
, vioar of. See Mark, John.
Sawtry, Sautrey, co. Huntingdon,
abbot of, §76.
Sawyer, John, of Oarlisle, yeoman, 434.
Sazmundham, Sazmooklham, Sazyn-
dome [oo. Suffolk], aHena dwell-
ing at, 667, 672.
Saxony, Saxton, aliens from, in Eng-
land, 644, 646, 665, 670, 676.
Saxthorpe, Saxthorp, co. Norfolk, 318.
Sftxton, oo. Oambridge, manor of, 602.
Saxton, Nicholas, esquire, 4.
Saxy, William, citizen and fishmonger
of London, 594.
Saxyndome. See Slaxmundham.
Sayer, Sayere, Henry, of Fordham, 64^
I John, of Ottery St. Mary, hus-
bandman, 236.
ifS^^""***' ^^ Ooggeshall, dyer,
Saykin, Saykyn, Alice, of London,
widow, 310, 430.
Aw^^^^'^^^ ^ London, 310,
Sayoler, Walter, 364.
Sayvile, Sayvell, Seyvell, Seyville, Sey-
wyll, Henry, 62.
, John, kni^t, commissioner of
oyer and terminer, 276.
, Thomas, knight, 378.
, , commissioner of array,
71, 360.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 126.
Soaleby, John de, of Newcastle, 66.
Soalwra, Henry, 86.
Soape, John Colinus, 646.
Scarborough, Scarbrugh, Soardeburgh,
CO. York, 14, 191, 261, 302.
, an alien dwelling at, 579.
, oastle. constabLe of. See Bab-
thorp, Ralph; Burgjh, Thomas.
, farm of, 251.
, mayor of, 357.
, quayage and parage in, grant
of, 442.
Soarde, Henry, 662.
Soardeburgjh. See Scarborough.
Soardevyle, William, 372.
Scaresbrek, Henry de, 379.
Scargill. Scarsell, Scargoyll, Scargyll,
SkargylT, Thomas, yeoman ofthe
chamber. 491.
, William, 86, 401.
) , commissioner of ckrray,
71, 360.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 276.
, , esquire, 301.
, , of Thorp, 20.
Soarle, Robert, 623.
Scarlet, Elizabeth, of Wigborough,
widow, or gentlewoman, late fiie
wife of Thomas, of Norwich and
Little Wigbotou^, 330.
, John, 17.
, , chaplain, 466.
, Simon, 660.
, WUliam, 330, 506.
, of East Barsham, yeo-
man, 319.
See also Skarlet.
Socon Hoven. See Sohoonhoven.
Scelfelge. See Shelly.
Schagen, Skagen, Holland, 672.
Sohefeld, Thomas, 409.
Schellingwoude, Sholyngwold, Holland,
Schiedam, Shedam, Skedam, Skede-
ham, Skyddam, Skydham, Skyde-
ham, Holland, 641, 666, 667, 671,
673, 574, 575, 580, 581, 682, 684
586.
Sohilder, Hennmg, merchant of the
Teutonic Manse, 201.
Sohirbume. See Sherfoum.
Soholemaister, Henry, 677.
Scholes, Scdes, oo. York, 267, 268.
Schonau, Sonowe, Almain, 6&i.
892
GENERAL INDEX.
Sdkoonhoyein, Sooon Hoven, Sooneliope,
Soonmehoyen, Soonhoyen, Sooon-
lM>inia, Slionoy«, Skofxiahoyen,
Skonuoff, Skoimoyea, 8k<m-
hoyyn, Holland, 647. 664, 569,
6ei, 668, 669, 678, 583.
Soihore, Score, Zeeland, 663.
Schorel, Soorie, Holland, 567, 679.
Sohupe, Riciiard, 363.
Schute, Geoffrey, yicar of Ghristow,
AAA
, , yioar d Hennock, 444.
Sciedam, John, 681.
scinches, 266-269.
Scipdene. See Cromer.
scire facias, writs of, 6, 47, 108, 109,
119, 142, 178, 186, 206, 244, 247,
263, 269, 272, 282, 296, 329, 333,
335, 341, 617.
SoLatter, Thomas, 'sdatyer,' 72.
Sdayter, Richtfurd, of CSiarlbury, 393.
Scleo, ThomAS, parson of Toft, 88.
Sduse, Sclusse. See Slays.
SooLas, Thomas, 392.
Sooles. See Soholes.
Scoley, William, ' of Kingstoo-upon-
Thames, 381.
Soon^iope, Soonhoyen, Soonnehoyen,
Sooonhoma. See Schoonhoyen.
Soopard, Thomaa, of Arreton, Isle of
Wi^ht, labourer, 483.
, ., of Fairlee, hufiband-
mAn, 308.
Scorby, Heniy de, bailiff of York, 364.
Score. See Sch<M*e.
Sooreby, WiUiam. See Topolyf.
Soorle. See Sohorel.
soot. 171, 172, 173, 176, 366.
Soot, Scotte, John, 129, 371, 435, 612.
, John le, earl of Chester and
Huntingdon [temp. Hen. Ill], 63.
, , of Chingford, Joan late
the wife of, widow, 234.
, , of Salisbury, gentle-
man, 369.
, Peter, of Dunkirk, an alien,
638.
, Bidiatrd, 44.
, Robert, 366.
, , of C^ldbeck, 383.
., Roger, 406.
, Walter, of Chilton, husband-
man, 431.
., Wniiam, 273, 619.
, , of Babraiham, 13.
Sooteny, Manser de, 246.
Scotland «nd the Soots, 68. 106, 121,
132, 188, 198, 200, 248, 263, 278,
346, 601, 636, 640.
, attacks on English merchants
by, 106.
, Quniao hooeee of, 466.
, Henry IV* yoyage td, 466.
, illegal exportation or importa.
tion of borsea, 182.
Scotland, and the Soots — eorU.
, king of. See James I.
, lands of earl of Pembroke in,
34.
, Mardies of, 241, 461.
, , oastles upon, 219.
, the Ekuft March, fSstmardi,
towards, 188, 342, 493, 616.
, , captain of. See Hol-
land, Jooni, eari of Huntingdon.
, , guairdian of. See
John, duke of Bedford.
, , warden of. See Percy,
Henry, eaai of Northumberiand.
, the West Mardi, Westmeroh,
towards, 616.
, , captain of. See Percy,
Henry, earl of Northumberland.
, , warden of. jSfee Neyill,
Bdohard, earl of Westmoreland.
, money of, gold demies of, 262.
realm of, 617.
, truce with, 361.
, yessels of, 361.
Scotte. See Soot.
Scottesland [in Sedleecombe?], co.
Sussex, 245.
Scoule, Richard, of Wdyerton, ship-
man, 162.
Sooulton, Sknlton, co. Norfolk, aliens
dwelling at, 676.
Sooutermere. See Zoetermeer.
Bcrafton, Thomas, of Downholme, hus-
bandman, 233.
Sorayenhage. iS^ee Hague, the.
Sorayingham, Sorayngham [oo. York],
Soremby, Scrembyfaalle in Kyrkeby, co.
Linooln,, manor of, 148, 161.
Screyeton, Skreyeton [co. Nottingham],
433.
Soriyener, alias Marmyon, John, a
tmitor dntwn and hanged, 242.
Soroby [co. Leicester], letters patent
dated at, 69, 76.
Sorogges, William, of Bipon, chapman,
234.
Scroop. Sorop. Lesorop, John, knight.
ICNrd Scrope or Lescrop ol
Msfiham, 616, 619, 620, 622; 027,
628.
, ., commissioner to raise
a loan, 60.
, , treafiurer of Knaiand,
187, 266, 268, 259. 297.
, Stephen, 369.
, , Millicent, wife of,
afterwards wife of John Faatolf ,
knight, 368.
, , esquire, 288.
»/ -Ak-A-^ ' Margaret, wife
of^283.
, WiUiam, knight, 6.
I , grant by, 6.
, , kina^s clerk, warden o(
St. Leonard's hospital, York, 18S.
GENERAL INDEX.
898
Sorotes, Jamee, 560.
Soiyreyn, Jo^in, of Sberborne, 383.
Scull, Sculle, Mite, 143, 377, 618.
aculthorpe, Soulthorp, oo. Norfolk, 168.
Scuppelyn, Skippelyn, Walter, mer-
chant of Dam, 475, 476.
Scureton, Joihn. rioar of St. Peter's,
[Thanet, co. Kent], 86.
, , parson of Ohailey [oo.
Sussex], 86.
Scutcihell, Esquyswyll. in Callington,
oo. Cornwall, 246.
Scutrep, Westphalia. 551.
Somanesand. See 'sGravenaande.
Sealord, Sefforde. Seford, Seforde, co.
Sussex, 168.
, and Fletching, commission, de
walliis et fossaiis between, 848.
.port of, deputy butler in. See
Pope, Thomas.
seal, a, forgery of, 607.
Seal, tihe great, 189.
, the privy, 189.
, ^ keeper of. See Lynde-
wod, William.
seals, of silver, 252.
Seasalter, Seoaltre [co. Kent], chnrch
of, 423.
Seaton, Seyton, oo. Rutland, 370.
Seavincton Abbots, Sevenhampton
Abbotys, oo. Somerset, tinning
of, 466.
Denys, Sevenhampton Denys.
CO. Somerset, titliing of, 466.
Sebile, Joihn. See Sybyly.
Sebronde, William, 377.
Seburgh, Robert, 401.
Seohe. See Setchy.
Seohe, J<^n, 405.
Sedheford, John, mercer of London,
13.
Secler, John, of Honingtonu co. Nor-
folk {rectius co. Suffolk), hus-
bandman, 239.
Seclin, Syklyng, Flanders, 539.
Sedbergh in Lonsdale, oo. York, 95.
Sedeman, Sedman, William, of Nor-
wich, 6, 119.
, , alderman of Norwich,
32.
Sedgrave, Stephen de, justiciar of
England, 64.
Sedlescomb (?), co. Sussex, SoottesJand
in, 245.
Sedman. See Sedeman.
See, Robert del, 364.
Seeford, William . of London, timber-
monger, 243.
Seeintrowe. iSfee St. Tlnond.
Seergd, Wymund le, 674.
Sees, Thomas, of Linotdn, 90.
Sefforde, Seford, Seforde. «9ee Sea^
ford.
Seforth, John, 406.
Segden near Berwick, free oifaapel of
St. Mary Magdalene at, 131.
, hospital of St. Mary at, 131.
Segen. See Siegen.
Sogers, Henry, 585.
Seggesley, John, 295.
Segour, John, 539.
Segrave, Jdbn, of Ooldhester, wool-
man, 438.
Seinrewd, Brabant, 568.
Seintcleer, Seintclere. See Sinclair.
Seintdelies, John de, merchant of
AbbeviUe, 152.
Seint John. jSfee St. John.
Seintper, John, lord of, knight, 603,
604.
Seint Piere, lord of. iSfee Sage.
Seintreweyn, Seintrueyn. See St.
Trend.
Seint Sauvours in Kesteven. iSiee
Bridgend.
Seint Trude, Seint Trudon. See St.
Trond,
Sekeler, Thomas, of Ibetford, smith,
232.
Sekford, Edmund, 405.
Seland. See Zeeland.
Seland, Hanquin, 352.
Selattyn, Sulletoo, co. Sak>p, church
of, 206.
Selby, CO. York, 170, 257.
, abbey of St. German at, 34.
, , abbot of, 62.
, , John, abbot of, 590.
, , See aho Oave,
John.
, , prior and convent of.
590.
, , tempoialities of, 34.
, men of, 62.
Selby, John, 472.
) , of London, drapm*.
270. > ir- ,
.Reginald, parson of Kirkby
Enowle, 106.
, Rdohard, vioar of Whaddon,
45.
, Robert, bailiff of Oolobester,
609.
, Thomas, of London, fish-
monger, 317.
, , controller of customs,
Ao., in the port of I^mn, 179.
, William, chaplain, 513.
Sole, David, of Truro, yeomaoi, 318.
Selenger, John^ commissioner of oyer
and terminer, Ac., 273, 352, 474.
Seler, William, 411.
Selers, Thomas, 401.
SeKok, Richard, gentleman, 411.
Selkley, Selkeley, co. Wilts, hundred
of, 503.
Selle, Gemrd, 588.
Selewod. See Selwood.
894
GENERAL INDEX.
Sellyng, John^ esqaire, oammissioner
to assees ft grant, ld7.
, Rioliard. commissioner to take
musters, 359, 476.
Selman, Richard, esquire, 400.
, Walter, of Plympton [oo.
Devon], 88.
, William, 488, 489.
1 , oommissionei' de kidd-
lis, 303.
Selond. See Zeeland.
Selors, Thomas, 405.
Selove, Selowe, Selouo, Thomas, grocer
of London, 12, 14, 20, 313.
Selsey, Sheleseye, island, co. Sussex,
130.
Selwood, Selewod, oo. Somerset, 8.
Selwyn, Nicholas, 429.
Sely, John, of Farrinedon, yeoman, or
citizen and fellmongear of Lon-
don, 93.
, Nicholas, of Magdeburg, an
alien, 545.
> Robert, yeoman of the aaucery,
keeper of Lawton Lidgate, 336.
Seman, John, of North CV>ve, ploncsh-
man, dS5. ' f »»
y , of Southampton county,
475.
, Ridhard, of Southampton, 442.
, Simon, sheriff of London,, 216.
, William, of North Cove,
ploughman, 94.
Semer, William, of Stow, 387.
Sempringham, Sempyngjbam, order of,
333.
Semprineham, Sempryngbam, co. Lin-
coln, prior of, 433.
Sencroye, Brabant, 666.
Send, CO. Surrey. Papercourt, Pape-
wcrbh, in, 380.
Sende, Richard, yeoman of the bakery.
223. '
, Thomas, yeoman of the bakery
and baker of the household, 3,
443, 495. * '
y , purveyor, 304.
Sendell, Richard, 221.
Senesohail, Henry le, master of the
ship Gcmstan, 279.
Sengylton. See Syngilton.
Senkiere. See Sinclair.
Sent George. See St. George.
Sentory, John, 243.
, , Joan, wife of, 243.
Sentrye, Brabant, 681.
Seppeworth. See Sopworth.
Septvans, Sepvana, Thomas, 888.
, William, 388.
Serohesden, Thomaa, 392.
Serikee, Serixse. See Zierikzee.
Serjaait. See Serjaunt.
'Serjeant of mage,' 87.
serjeants-at-arms, 127, 126.
iSe6 al«o Clynk, John ; OoUege,
niomafi : Derlyng, John: Hant,
John; Pope, Thomas; routrell,
Johflu; Talbot, John; Topclyf,
John; Watford, John.
ae(rjeantfr«/t-law. the king's, 106, 187.
Serjaunt, Serjant, Serjount, John, of
Tattershall, 151.
, Robert, 292.
, , of Dronfield, 411.
Serlby, John, 409.
Serle, John, 97.
Serlee, Thomas, of Shengy, 367.
Serre or Serreoourt. See fikurre.
Sertanbusk, Sertaxbaabus, Serteeonbus,
Sertenbous, Sertogenbussh, Ser-
tyoombuflfih. See 'sHeitogen-
bosdh.
Serykse. See Zierikzee.
Seryk van Busse, Brabant, 566.
Seealtre. See Seaaalter.
Sessak, Peter, 154.
Sestour, Richard, 129.
Setchy, Seohe [parish of North Ranc-
ton], CO. Norfolk, 97.
Seton, Thomas, of Ewell, 361.
, WUliam, 392.
Sevenbargen, Sevenbargjh, Seveo^
bergen, Sevenbem. See Zeven-
bergen.
Sevenhampton Abbotys. See Seaving-
ton Abbots.
DenyB. See Seavington Denys.
Sevenhaus, Thomas, 383.
Sevenoaks, Sevenok, Sevenoke, oo.
Kent, 391.
, aliens dwelling at, 555, 562,
584.
Sevenoke, William, citiaen and grocer
of London, wiU of, 216, 217.
Sever, Henry, kii^s clerk, prebendajy
of Alveley in Bridgnorth free
cjhapel, 455.
Sevynbergh, Sevynbrigun. See Zeven-
bergen.
Sewale, Sewalle. See Sewell.
Seward, John, 327, 402.
Sewell, Sewale, Sewalle, John, d73,
374, 397, 4(J2, 572.
, of Bui7 St. Edmunds,
barker, 479.
, , of Ledbum, 284.
, Richard, 401.
, William, citisen and haher-
dasher of London, 92.
Sewenna, Sewenno by Lostwethiell, oo.
Cornwall, 92.
sewers, 204.
, justice of, 462.
Sexteyn, Sextayn, Henry, 568.
, John, 585.
, , of West Mailing, hus-
bandman, 168.
GENERAL INDEX.
895
Seygnonr, Seygneour, John, of Exeter,
487.
, William, of Malton, 302.
Seygur, ThomcM, of Norwidi, yeoman^
313.
Seymour, Edmnnd, knight, 433.
, John, 305, 370.
, , citizen and mercer of
London, 235.
William, esquiire. bailiff of the
honour or Peverel, coe. North-
ampton, Bedford, Buckingham,
ana Leicestetr, 196.
Seynclere. See St. Clears.
Seynesbury, John, derk, 440.
Seyneson, Herman, 565.
Seynt, John, oomtroller of costoms and
subsidies in the port of Lynn,
460.
Seyntanbvn, Seyntabyn. See St.
Aubyn.
Seynt Beys. Ste St. Bees.
Seyntcler, Seyncler, Seyntclere. See
Sinolair.
Seyntewynowghbergh, See Bergues.
Seyntfeith, Seynt Fyth, in the parts
of Bayr ( P Bavaria), 565, 575.
Se3mtgeoirge. See St. George.
Seynt Houmers. See St. Qmer.
Seynt John, Seyntjon. See St. John.
Seyntleger. See St. Leger.
Seyntlowe, Edmund, of Malketon, 385.
Seynt MartynyB Dyk. See St. Maar-
tensdijk.
^yntquyntyn, Anthony, 522.
Seyntroien, Seyntrowe, Seyntroyd,
Seynt Royn, Seyntrudyn, Seynt
Ruyn. See St. Trend.
Seynttaubyn. See St. Aubyn.
Seynt Thomas. See St. Thomas.
Seynt Troy. See St. Trend.
Seyntyves. See St. Ives.
Seysdon, Thomas, of Glouoester,
butcher, 338.
Seys, Seyse, John, 263, 453.
Seyton. See Seatoa.
Seyve, William, 406.
Seyvell, Seyville, Seywyll. See Sayvile.
Sezebals, Adam de, 363.
'sGravenzande, Soranesand, Holland,
549.
Shadd, Robert, 509.
Shaftesbury, Sheftisbnry, Shafton, oo.
I>orset, 11, 64, 62, 165, 329.
, ebbevol, abbess of . ^ee Stoui^
ton, Margaret.
, , • nun of. See Aashe-
combe, Joan.
f } prioress and convent
<rf, 86.
, aliens dwelling at, 641, 662.
683.
Shaghe. See Shawe.
Shakirley, John, of Longstone, 413.
Shaloroe. See Shalloroes.
Shalcros, John, of Shalloroes, 413.
Shaldeford, John, of Bury St. Edmunds,
carpenter, 230.
Shalford^ Shaldeford, oo. Surrey, an
alien dwelling at, 574.
Shalkyn, John, 538.
ShallcroBs, Shalcros, co: Derby, 413.
Shampard, James, 569.
Shapwyk, John, esquire, 399.
Shardek>we, John, knigjit, 346, 626.
, William, 293.
'shares,' 'les,' custom called, 609.
Sharp, John, 412.
J ...., 'horrible heretic and
iniquitous traitor,' execution of,
185.
, , of Bristol, merchant,
46B.
, ..! , of Peak Hill, husband-
man, 219.
, Richard, of Coventry, mer-
chant, 364.
, RoKer, skinner and citiseoi of
London, 698.
William, fiahmongar of Lon-
don, 13, 15.
Sharyngton, Henry, 404.
Shawe, Shaghe, Shaughe, John, 110,
186, &4u
, , called ' Blakeshaghe,'
411. ^^
, , of Someraatt-Herbert,
411.
, , of South Leverton,
husbandman, 316.
, Regmald, of Eisstwood, 409.
, Robert, 412.
Shayle, Richard, 402.
Shearing, Sheryng, oo. Essex, 210.
Shedam. See Schiedam.
Sheen, Shene, go. Surrey, 44, 110.
, house of Jesus of Bethlehem
at, 87, 240, 244.
) , bailiff of the liberty of .
See Buk, William.
» • .V, endowment of, by
JBenry V, 260.
, , prior of. See Bokyng-
ham, John.
, manor of, 602.
• ••••••••, ..•..••••, Kooper ox . oee ^jury ,
John de; Manfeld, Robert.
, , works at, 2, 626.
, warren and lordship of, 44.
, ., keeper of. See Benet,
John; Merston, Richard.
dieep, 130, 268.
Sheeple. See Shipley.
Sheepy, Shepey, oo. Leicester, 482.
896
GENERAL INDEX.
'sHeeir Arendskerke, Syramoldoihirche,
Zeeland, 551.
SbefFeld, Shefeld, Alexaoider, 295.
, Henry, of Drebley, yeaman, or
of Bardeii, buBbanaman, 439.
, John, 284.
, Robert, 278, 279, 620.
, oommiBsioner de tDoUHs
et fossatis, 128, 273, 200.
, Ttomas, of Soutii KeJ^y,
gentleniAJi, 436.
, William, of Seaton, gentlomftii,
370.
Shelderton, oo. Salop, 65.
SbeLdewyob, John, citizen of Canter-
bury, 526.
Bheldewyk. See Sbelwick.
Sbeldoa, John, 494.
, , esqnire, 400.
Shele, Thomas de, 328.
Siheleseye, islaiid of. See Selsey.
Shelford, oo. Cambridge. 385.
Great, oo. Cambridge, 163, 387.
, , panxm of. See Dixon,
jEtobert.
ghelford, Henry, derk, 284, 286.
, , prebendary of Bulver-
hithe in Hjaatinga free ehapel,
204.
, Joboi, a prisoner in IlGheBter
gaol, 72.
Sbelle, Giflbert van, 560.
Sbelley, John, of Bexley, 391.
, Thomas, of Farnborough, 391.
, , knight, 427.
Shelly, Soelfelge [oo. Suffolk], 175.
Shelton, co. Norfolk, 197.
Shelton, Margairet, wife of John,
esquire, 197, 207.
Shelwick, Sheldewyk, oo. Heneford,
177.
Shelyng, John, 544.
Shene. See Sheen.
Shengy, Shengeye, oo. Cambridge, 387.
Shenke, Henry, 552.
Shenley, Sbendeley, Shenle, oo. Buck-
mgjiam, 164, 165, 438.
SIhennynglye. See Shillinglee.
Shepard. See Shepherd.
Shepey. See Sheepy; Sbeppey.
Shepey, Thomas, clerk, 431.
Shepherd, Shepard, Shephard, Ship-
herd, Henry, 410.
, John, 479.
, surveyor of the search
in the port of Bristol, 191, 346.
, Robert, ol Lichfield, drorer,
429.
, Thomas, servant, 134.
, WiUiam, 411.
ShepLand, an alien dwelling at, 567.
Sheppey, Shepey, island of, oo. Kent,
147, 519.
, EAstchuroh in, 147.
priory of SS. Mary and Sex-
Duxiga at, prioress and conreot
of, grants to, 43.
Shepton, William, 216.
Shepton Moygne. See Shiptoii Moyne.
Sherar. See Sherer.
Shernrd, Shirard, Shyrard, Henry, 382.
, Laurenoe, 520.
, Richard, 518.
Sherborne, Shirbanme, Shirburn, Shyr-
bom, oo. Dorset, 383, 517.
, , abbot of, 62. See aUo
Bradeford, William : Brunyng,
John.
, , prior and oonvent of,
602.
, Shirbourne, oo. Southampton,
226.
Sherbum, Sohirburne in Mmeth [oo.
York], 144.
, the arohbisfaop of York's
manor of, 144.
, warren of, 144.
, , keeper oi. See Bvlt-
ton, John.
Share, Shire, oo. Surrey, 381.
Sfaere, Antony, 580.
Shereoroft, John, of Aberford, 313.
Sheref, John, 377.
Sherer, Sherar, John, 372, 377.
SherfieJd. Shyrfeld, co. Soothamptoa,
431.
Sherinotoin, Sheryngton, oo. Bucking-
ham, the water of, 595.
Sherman. John, of Windsor, 403.
, Robert, of Sudbury, chaplain,
or parson of Idcworth, 98. %
Sbenawierthyn. See Shrawardine.
Sherrod, William, 400.
'sHertogenboflch, BoLs-le-Duc or Bosoh,
Artikbufik, ArtogebusE^, Boa,
BuAj Burice, Busse, Buadi, Bysoo-
duoiA, Certooonbusfihe, Cer^rng-
buash, Harteabusse, Hartogpbna,
Hertesbusch, Hertobusse^Berto-
gebuBoh, Hertwanbuk, Hertyn-
bussh, Hertynebuflse, Hertys-
bush, Sardeoombusee, Sartans-
busBe, Sartyngbussh, Sertanbou,
Sertangabus, Sertegonbus, Ser-
tenhous, Sertogenbussh. Serty-
oombusdhj Shertogenbnsshe, Bhor-
tofOefabuflohe, in Brabant, 641,
542, 544, 545, 547, 549, 551, 552,
553, 555, 556. 557, 560, 561, 562,
563, 564, 566, 567, 568, 569, 671,
572, 573, 574, 580, 582, 584.
Sherwood foreet, oo. Nottin^iam, 415,
473.
, Edwinstowe, Edenstowe, in,
457.
Sheryng. See Shearing.
Sheryngton. See Sherington.
Sheryngton, Walter. See Shiiyngton.
Shetere, John, of Willingham, 386.
, William, of Willingham, 386.
GENERAL INDEX.
«97
9h«tewode, Hugh, of Skeffington, hns-
)>andinan, 312.
Shether«, 501.
Shetullyngton. See Shitlingion.
Sheviock. Shyvyok, co. Cornwall, 431.
, parson of. See Heydon, Joihn.
Shilley, Robert, esquire, 472.
Shillitiglee, Shenn^nglye, ShuUyng-
legh, park, in Kirdford, oo.
Sussex, 319, 694.
Shimpling. Shymplyng atte Thorne, oo.
Suffolk, 211.
shingles, 277, ^55, 476, 601, 626, 527.
Shinglewell, Shvngyldewelle, co. Kent,
477.
Shipden. Sec Cromer.
Shipdham, SSiipdam. oo. Norfolk, 28,
176.
Shipherd. See Sihepherd.
Shipley, Sheeple, oo. Sussex, 440.
Shipley, Richard, 36G.
ships, 68, 74, 130, 132, 152, 177, 198,
200, 303, 426. 469, 470, 471, 589,
590, 611.
of Almain., 519.
appointed to put to sea to
resist the King's enemies, 516.
commissions to arrest, 44, 71,
72, 129, 130, 131, 133, 162, 153,
202, 277, 441, 446, 474, 526. 527,
533, 534, 535, 536, 607, 609.
, kinds of: —
Balingers, 40, 73, 76, 128, 154,
220, 221, 348. 363, a56, 509, 610,
518, 525, 527, 536, 609. 610, 611.
Barges, 40, 128, 153, 154, 202,
220, 280. 300, 353, 471, 518,' 527,
611.
Cariacks, 199, 289, 290, a52, 355,
358, 361, 426, 469, 470. 472, 475,
476, 518, 589, 607.
Cogs, Cogges, 201.
Grayers, 280, 301. 357.
Galleys, a'>3.
Hulks, 220.
* Kelys,' 200.
, the king's, order to repair, 202.
, lading and diKch&rging along
the coast without paying customs
and subsidies. 425.
, licences to fit out and arm.
509, 610, 611, 512, 516.
of 120 tuns or less, licence to
an alien merchant to buy in
England, 512.
from Portugal for Flanders,
taken by pirates, 527.
, service of, 345.
to be seaj>ched for uncocketed
and uncustomed wo6L% etc., 518.
, names of: —
Cristof(n-e, balinger, of Sandwich,
73.
Gabriel of Hundeflete, 105.
Crnrge of WynchcW^ 105.
Gooilyere, of London, balinger, 609.
24881
Ships, namies of — eont.
Goustan, of Gu^rande, 279.
Grace Dieu, of Dartmouth, 351.
JaJeef, 536.
JameSj of Bristol, 516.
Jesus, 636,* 640.
la T)yscorty balingei* of Ports-
mouth, 128.
la JameSf of Orwell, 609.
la Jenet, 609.
la Jonetj of Sandwich balinger,
609.
la Margaretej of Veint (Vannes?),
300.
la Margerie, of Ploumanach, in
Brfttany, 202.
la Margrriet of Ploumanach, in
Brittany, 221.
la Marie, 609.
la Marie, a balinger, 164.
la Marie y of Kingston upon Hull,
510.
la Marie de London, 517.
la Marye, of Kingston upon Hull,
balinger. 610.
la Marie Knyghi, of Dantzig, 357.
la Nicholas de la Tour, of Briatol,
472, 473, 516.
V Antony, of Dartmouth, 509.
la Parva Trinite, of Winchelsea,
609.
la Petir, 609.
la Petyr, a barge, 164.
la THnife, 609.
la THniie, balinger, of Exmouth,
128.
la Trinite, of Hull, 336.
le Andrewe, of Orwell, 609.
le Antony de London, 321, 509.
le Barge Saynt John, 129.
le Barthnlomewe, of Orwell, 610.
le Bon Encountre, of Brittany, 201.
le cogship of Campe, 367.
le Crist of re, of Tpswich, 612.
le Christofre de Leselus, crayer, 367.
le Cruitofre, of London, 609, 610.
le Christofre de Seynt Bryent, of
Vaux, 300.
le Edmund de Saneto Madovio,
barge, 130.
le Gahriell, a barge, 164.
le Gahriell, of London, 610.
le George, 612.
, a balinger, 164.
, a hulk, of Boston, 220.
, of Gloucester, 607.
, of Kingston upon Hull,
, of London, 609.
, of Lynn, 616.
, of Sluys, 220.
, of Yarmouth, 279.
le Grace Dieu, of Beverley, 610.
3 L
898
GENEBAL INDEX.
Ships, named of — cont.
le Holigost de London^ 517.
le Jxdian, la Julianef of Sluys,
Fl«nder«, 73, 75.
le Jylyan, a balinger of Dartmouth,
221.
le Katerinej 509.
, of Barnstaple, 506.
le Lcnard, of Kingston-upon-Hull,
510.
le litell Antony f of London, 608.
le Marie, of London, 510.
, of Lymingfcon, 441, .446.
le Maivedelyuy of Plymouth, 220.
le MatoedelyUt le Maivedeleyn, a
balinger of Plymouth, 220, 348.
le Nicholas^ barge of Dieppe, 128.
le Petir, a barge of Weymouth, 471.
le Petit Antony, of London, 509.
le Petre, oi Barnstaple, 603.
le PetyVj of Kingston upon Hull,
510.
le Seafrej Ska f re, of Kargonet,
Brittany, 218, 220, 221.
le Seynt Jylyan, of Quimper, 300.
le Seint Espirit, balinger, 603.
le Trinete, of Ipswich, 512.
le Trinite, of London, 108.
Litell John, of London, 510.
Manequeneth, a crayer of Sluys,
oUl.
Marie Knyght, of Dantzig, 470.
, of Stettin, 470.
Martenety balinger of Sandwioh,
73.
Nostre Dame, of Dierne in Brit-
tany, 300.
Satcostane de Garant, 472.
Seint Antony, 512.
Seint Gmllaume^ Seynt Guillam,
Seynt GuUlaum, a barge of Brit-
tany, 219, 220, 348.
Seynt Ires, of Nantes, 300.
Seynt Ives, Seynt Yves, of Quimper-
oorentin, 300, 301.
Seint Just, of Quimper-ooo-entin,
300.
Seint Marie de Franker, 512.
Seint Marie, of Eetu, 476.
Seint Margrete, of London, 512.
Seint Michell, a barge of Nantes,
280.
Seint Nunne, 608.
Seini Philip et Seint Jacob, 348.
Seyrd Julyan, 471.
Shipton, Shupton, co. York, 302.
Shipton, Thomas, 491.
Shipton Moyne, Shipton Moigne, Shep-
ton Moygne, co. Gloucester, 112.
Shipton Olive, Shipton Olyve, oo.
Gloucester, 89.
Shipwry^t, John, of Waghen, chap-
lam, 142.
Shirard. See Sherard.
Shirbourn., Shirbourne, aliens dwell-
ing at, 566, 679.
Shirbourn, Shirbourne, Shirburn. See
Sherborne.
Shirbum, John, of Byram, yeoman, 89.
, Gilbert de, 364.
, Richard de, 379.
Sliire. See Shere.
Sliire. William, the elder, of Tresiilon
in Altornan, husbandman^ 198.
, , prior of St. Stephen's,
Launoeston, 273.
Shirenewton, Neuton (co. Monmouth],
502.
Shirewod. See Shirwode.
Shirfeld, Thomas, prior of Morton, 222.
Shirford. oo. Warwick, 384.
Shirland, Shirlond, co. Derby, 411.
Shirle, Walter, of Salisbury, 9.
Shirley, John, esquire, 16.
, , of Derby, gentleman,
272.
, , controller of the petty
custom in the port of London,
183.
, , contix>ller*of the sub-
sidy of tunnage and poundage
in the port of London, 188.
, Ralph, esquire, 412.
Shirmond, Wymond, 128.
Shirwode, Shirewod, John, vicar of Ter.
^ ling,. 458, 489.
, Ralph, of Pontefiiact, yeoman,
Shirwynde, Thomas, of London,
skinner, 164.
Shiryngton, Sheryngfcon, Walter, clerk,
467, 603, 504, 505.
♦ , prebendary of Lusk in
Dublin cathedral, 285.
Shitelhanger. See Shutlanger.
Shitford, Robert, 393.
, WiUiam, 393.
Shitlington, Ohitlyngdon, Shetullyng-
ton, CO. Bedford, 374, 438.
Shittelworth, John, of Ecton, 15.
Shive, Henry, 642.
Shodeswell. See Shotwell.
Shoeswell, Ralph, 372.
, William, 372.
Sholyngwold. See Sohellingwoude.
Shomaker, Richard, 682.
Shonove. See Schoonhoven.
Shoute, Richard, 555.
Slvop, Henry, 560.
Shordych, Shordyche, John, 408.
y , commissioner de kidd-
lis, 303.
, , of OhelBea, 261.
GENERAL INDEX.
899
Shore, Henry. 411.
, Rol>ert, 410.
Slion'ham, Shorham, oo. Kent, 990.
Shorham [co. Sussex], port of,
100.
, deputy butler in. Sca
Strikland, Walter.
Shorham, John, 4d0.
Shorldbury. jSVe Cliarlbury.
Shorn<», oo. Kent, 301.
Short, Thomaa, of Chewton, alias
Thomas Hopor, vioar of Chew-
ton, 315.
Walter, 241.
Shortegrove, Margaret, daughter of
Alioe, 281.
Shortihampton, Shorthamton , co. Ox-
ford, 394.
Sliortogenbu<»ihe. .SVe 'sHeii-togen})0«ch.
Shoter, Robert, 411.
Sho<teryk, Adam, of oo. Kent, 228.
Shotesbroke. See Shottesbroke.
kShotesEham, John, alderman of Nor-
wioh, 32.
Shotoswell, William, of Warwick,
butcher, 473.
Shotewell, John, 395.
Shotfold, William, 374.
Shottesbroke, Shotesbrok. SSiotoRbinoke,
Shote.sbrook, S9iotysbroke, John,
613.
, esquire, 402.
, knight, 613.
, Peter, 395.
Robert, knight, 112, 196, 297,
463, 520, 613.
, commissioner to raise
a loan. <S;c., 11, 51.
, , commissioner of array^
72.
, , commissioner of gaol
delivery, 471.
, .., grant to, 122.
, , knight of the shire foi*
Berks, 402.
Shotton, John, 355.
, , tJie younger, bailiff of
Shrewsbury, 470.
, Nicholas, bailiff of Shrewsbury,
470.
, William, 555.
Shotwell. Shodeswell, co. Warwick, 477.
, viciar of. See Bele, Iliomas.
Shouldham, Childham, Shuldham, co.
Norfolk, aliens dwelling at, 581,
582.
, prior of, 404.
Shove, John. 304.
Shrawardine, Sherra worthy n in the
Welslh March [co. Salop], 464.
^revcnham. «S'e^ Shrivenham.
Shrewsburv, Shrewesbury, oo. Salop,
15, 106, 107, 158, 311, 446. 470,
593.
, abbey of St. Peter, 304.
, , abbot of, 50, 180, 446,
470.
, , commissioner
to raise a loan, 126, 354.
, See also Lud-
lowe. 'Hiom^.
, , Jdhn, abbot of, 286.
, temporalities of, 304.
an alien dwelling at, 552.
lAiliffs of. lOB.
, bailiffs and burgesses of, 180,
446, 470.
* Baxsteratrete ' in, 107.
, burgesses of, 311.
castle, gaol of, commi.cRioinR to
deliver, 474, 618.
' Oaymesplaoe ' in, 106.
church of St. Ohad in, 107.
, fee farm of, 106.
inquisition taken at. 205, 206.
Me Cotonhiir in, 107.
, ' Ejiokynslane ' in. 107.
, 'Monkeye' in, 107.
, murage in, grants of, 180, 446,
470.
, parish of St. Julian in, 106,
, church of, 106.
, *le Wilecope* in, 107.
parliament at, 282.
, Romaldesham street in, 107.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignments of, 61.
, ' Vaghanneshair in 107.
Shrivenham, Shrevenham [oo. Berks],
334.
, vicar of. See Fitz, John;
Philip, John.
SKrovesbury, John, 395.
Shuldham. See Shouldham.
Shuldham, Thomas, 404.
Sftiullynglegh. See Shillinglee.
Shult^, John, master of a ship of
Livonia, 274.
Shupton. See Shipton.
Shupton, William, esquire, 301.
, , of Shipton. gentleman,
302.
Shuter, Richard, of North Hewish,
husbandman, 119.
Shutlanger, Shitelhanger [co. North-
ampton], 11.
Shymmyng, John. 401.
Siliymplyng atte Thome. See Shimp-
ling.
Shyngelton, John, 388.
Thomas, esquire, 397.
, , escheator, co. Buck-
ingham, 446.
Shyngey, John, 456.
900
GENERAL INDEX.
SRiyngleford. See Ohingfoord.
Shyngyldewelle. See Shinglewell.
Shypley, RichArd, 275.
Shynk, John, 560.
Shynard. See Shenard.
Sfcyrborn. See ^erborn«.
Shyrfeld. See Sherfield.
Shyvyok. See Sheviock.
Sibbiston. See Sip^pn.
Sibford, co. Oxford, 302.
Sible Hedingham. Hengjiam Svbbyll,
Subhechyn^m, Sybbyll " Heth-
yngham, ©o. Essex, 444.
, an alien dweJling at, 568.
, parson of. See Fallan, William.
Sibrand, William, 642.
9ibri, Sibry, William, of West Rasen,
150, 151, 152.
Sibton, Sybeton, co. Suffolk, 486.
Siooa Villa, John de, 26.
Sicthem, Sigjiin, Sygjien, Sygbyn,
Brabant, 661, 565, 568, 671.
stent pHus, a. 150.
Siddington, Chrereodyngton, co. Glou-
cester, 342, 449.
Sidenay. See Sydney.
Sidenham. See Sydenham.
SidenoPB, William, 389.
Sidford, Sydford, oo. Devon, 315, 435.
Sidmouth, Sidemouth [co. Devon],
aliens dwelling at, 654.
Siegen, Segen [Westphalia], 587.
SifrewasC, John, 403.
Sighin. See Sichem.
Signorellis, Mjaster John de of Ferrara
physician of the duke of Glou-
cester, 294.
Siloby, ^leby, oo. Leicester, 94.
Silhamstede Banastre. See Sulhamp-
stead Bannister,
silk, 44.
Silver, John, 304.
silver mines. See mines.
1 inoney assay of. See pix, the.
tnals of.
, plAte, 452, 461.
••;• » unlicensed exportation of, 200
Silverstone [oo. Northampton], charted
dated at, 176.
Silveatre, John, 894.
••; , Stephen, 406.
Simoii ap David, chaplain, 508.
Simon, John, 673.
Simond, Robert, of Hatfield, 401.
^ee also Symond.
Sinclair. Seintoleer, Seintclere, Sen-
klere, Seyndeir, SeyntcSer, Seynt-
clere, J^n, ganger of * the
Cinque Ports, 179.
, Hiomas, 488.
» •••• 1 esquire, 86.
;•• * William, esquire, 401.
Suirewd, Bnahant, 665.
Sipson, Sibbiston, co. Middlesex, 64.
Sireston. See Syerston.
Sireston, Robert, 62, 334.
Sirexsee, Sirioe, Sirix&e. See Zierikzee.
Siston or Mordiford, oo. Hereford,
manor of, 253.
Sittingbourne, Sydyngbonm, Sydyng-
bourne, oo. Kent, 391. 392.
, an alien dwelling at, 539.
Sitton, Almain, 561.
Sivyngton, John, yeoman harbinger,
porter of Exeter oastle, 192.
Si ward, William, oonfessor of Edward
m, 196.
Sixhills, Sixill [co. Linooin], 65.
, prior and convent of, 65.
, Tyryngton by, 65.
Sixtinedale, Henry de, 363.
Sizewell, Sysewalle, co. Suffolk, 433.
Skagen. See Schagen.
Skappe, James, 391.
Skarburgh, Richard, 408.
Skargyll. See Soargill.
Skarle, Robert, 233.
Sfcarlet. John, from Leyen, an alien
658.
See also Scarlet.
Skedam, Skedeham. See Sohiedam.
Skeffington, Skevyngton, co. Leicester,
, parson of. See Sutton, Thomas.
Skeffyncton, John, of Cherrington,
cierJE, JLo^.
Skegneese, Robert de, steward of St.
Mary's abbey, York, 364.
Skelden, Walter, 276.
Skelton, co. York, 227.
(Pnear GuLsborough), Eschel.
tona, oo. York, 362.
*>y Ripon, CO. York, 97.
Skelton, Adam, parson of Doddini;
hurst, 166.
, John, 383.
» , king's esiquire, 190.
, John de, 383.
^,^^^?,?'' J^^ ^«' knight, 271,
272, 615.
» I commissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
*;•' > of CumberkJid, esquire.
445. '
, Richard, 679.
, Robert, 358.
» -f^^ Alternon, gentle*
man, 273;
> William, vicar of Eaiingjwun,
t>2.
Skelwyk, John, 376.
Skenard, William, 556.
Skeremowe, Thomas, 547.
Skerne, Skirn, Robert, oommiasioner
to as.ses8 a grant, 138.
>, > of Kingston • upon -
Thames, 880. *^
GENERAL INDEX.
901
SkorBlombek, Brabant, u87.
Skevyngton. Sre Skeffington.
Skey, Thomas, 373.
Skeye, TlioiiMis, 373.
Skidbrook, Skydbrok, oo. Lincoln, 159.
, vioar of. See Oroft, William.
Skidmore. See Skudamours.
Skilgate, oo. Somersot, 63.
Skillyng, John, 396.
, Miohael, 501.
Skilman, Jolin, 313.
, Richard, 350.
skiunors, cofm mission to arrest, 355.
Skinuingrove, Skynnalgravo, oo. York,
creeks of, 518.
Skippel3m. See Scnppelyn.
Skipton, Skypton, John, 131, 200.
, , king's clork, parsoi) of
Ford [oo. Narthuniborland], 100.
Skipwith, Skipwyth, Skvpwyth. Pat-
rick, 521.
, , knight of the shire for
Lincoln, 381.
, William de, 605.
Ski root, Skirkote [parish of Halifax],
CO. York, 87.
Skirlaugh. Skirlawc [oo. York], 142.
Skirmot, William, 395.
Skirn. Sec Skerne.
Skirton, J<^n, 338.
Skloyse, John, 56C.
Skhijje. See Sliiys.
Skole, John, 571.
Skonehoven, Skonhoff, Skonhoven,
Skonhovyn. See Schoanhoven.
* sk naggers,' 37.
Skrene, John, 131.
Walter, 131.
Skrevetoii. See Soreveton.
Skryke, John, 587.
Skrymshire, William, of Mnskham, 409.
Skryven, John, 408.
Matthew, 561.
Skryvenei-, John, 556, 564.
Skuda mou rs , Sk idmore , Skydeuiore ,
SkydnKwe, John, 307.
, , esquire, 376.
John, knight, 177, 618.
, , commi.s«ione»r to raise
a loan, Ac.y 27, 50. 125.
, , justice in South Wales,
116.
, , constable of Carmar-
then oastle and steward of the
' waist ot' of the oommotew of
Wydigada and Klvot. 286.
, knight of the shire
for Hereford. 376.
, , Alice, wife of, daugh-
ter of Owen ap Oleixlourdy, 286.
I
Skulton. See Sooulton.
Skunbek, John, 574.
Skutte, William, of Kidderminster,
ironmonger, 435.
Skyddam, Skydeham. See Schiedam.
Skydomore. See Skudamours.
Skydliam. See Schiedam.
Skydmore. See Skudamours.
Skylfull, Ridiard, 206.
Skyllyngton, Skylyngton, John de,
151.
, parson of Eccles, oo.
Norfolk, 99/
Skyn, Richard, 7.
Skynnalgrave. See Skinningrore.
Skynner, Gerard, 546.
, John, 395.
, , of Olney, skinner, 315.
, of Oxford, skinner,
440.
, , of Reigate, 381.
, Matthew, yeoman, 196.
, Peter, 582.
, Thomas, of Blyth, yeoman.
, Walter, of Louth, 65.
, William, of Brampton, 375.
, , an alien in Southwark,
545.
Skypwyth. See Skipwith.
Skyrmer, Skyrmar, John, 182.
, , of Yorkj merchant,
121.
Skypton. See Skipton.
Slak, Henry, esfjuire. 376.
, of Stanley, 412.
Slapton, diocese of Lincoln, 249.
, parson of. See Hull, Thomas;
Pentecoste, William.
slate, 'sclat,' tiles called, 512.
Slater, Richard, of Brailsford, 412.
Slayworth, Nicholas, 231.
Sleaford. Sleford, oo. Lincoln, 160,
382.
Slebaoh, Slebechia [oo. Pembroke], 27.
Sleford. See Sleaford.
Sleford, Thomas de, 605.
, , of Kirkby, 382.
Slegha, Roger, of Pengelly, husband-
man, 98.
Sleght, Adam, 152.
Slepestrete, Lambert, 538.
Slougge, John, the elder, 73.
, , the younger, 73.
Sloughter, Sloghter, Gilbert, 473.
Tliomas, 373.
Sluce. See Sluys.
Slumpart, Ingelram alitis Ram, esquire
letters of denization for, 214
n
902
GENERAL INDEX.
Slut«r, Reginald, 661.
SluyB, Lesclus. Lescluse, Scluse,
Sclusee, Skluse. Sluce, Sluwys,
Flanders, 74. 280, 356, 637, 638,
539, 547, 649.
, merchants of, 129, 164.
, ships of, 73, 75, 220, 301.
81uyskyn, Gosewyn, 687.
Sly, John, 606.
Sly a, John, carpenter, of London, 311.
Slyfeld, Thonia^ of Great Bookham,
esquire, 3o0.
Slygh,. Simon, of Maidstone, husband-
man, 246.
Slyght, Walter, of Quadring, clerk,
430.
Slyhand, John, 390.
Slymc, diocese of Terouane, 69.
Slyngesby, WilKam, 488, 489.
Slyngland, Hugh, 656, 664.
Snuale, Thomas, 433.
Snialehith, Smalehithe. See Small-
hythe.
Smalewisse fin Whatlingtou], oo.
Sussex, 245.
Smalley, Richa.rd ,412.
, Robert, 367. 412.
Smallhy Wie , Smalehith , Smalehithc
[CO. Kent], aliens dwelling at,
^561, 576.
Smalwode. Smalwod, John, 277.
, Matthew, of Sutton, 384.
, William, 32, 33.
Smarden, Smerden, co. Kent, 888.
rector of. See Palmer,
William.
Smeltyng, Thomas, of Newhall in
Spofforth, yeoman, 379.
Smerden. See Smarden.
Smethecote, William, 377.
Smethefeld, John, of Handley, hus-
bandman, and Agnes his wife,
232.
Smewyn, John, 403.
Smithdon. Smythedon, hundred Too.
Norfolk], 61.
smiths, to be arrested to make the
iron-work about the tomb of
Henry V in Westminster abbey,
129.
smuggling, 352.
Smull, John, 569.
Smyt, Nicholai5, from Dantzig, an
alien, 649.
Smyth, Smythe, Alan, i>ai"8on of a
mediety of the ohuroh of Ing-
worth, 441.
, Arnald, maafter of le Seinf
Espirit, balinger, 603.
, Edmund, of Paxton, 13.
., Guy, 649.
Smyth — eofU.
Henry, 293.
, , from Antwerp, an
alien, 670.
, , of Buntingford, 7.
, John, 238, 367, 377. 395.
, baker, 412.
, carpenter, 72.
ohaplain, 239.
, farrier, 412.
, master of a balinger,
610.
, .'., from Akyrn by Ant-
werp, an alien, 658.
, , parwm of ArntJioa'pe,
284.
, , panson of Briukley,
387.
, , from Bruges an alien,
538. '
, , of Camps. 386.
of Credenhill, clerk.
88.
, , parson of Dolton, 143.
, , of Elkington, 382.
, , of Gamlingay, 387.
, of Grave, an alien.
688.
, of HeaohAm. husband-
man, 435.
, , the elder, of Histon.
386.
2 > surveyor of the search
m the port of Ipswich, 111.
biUitcr, of Louth, 65.
, , of Maofitrioht, an
alien, 651.
, , of Maldon, shiprnan,
104.
, of Membury, smith.
320.
, , of Middleton Stonev,
394.
, , of Sevenoaks, 391.
, , of Shengj", 387.
, of Stilton, 13.
, of Tattershall, 151.
, from Tiel, an alien,
570.
, Richard, 73. 301.
smith, 72.
, of Cowbit, chapman,
309.
» .;.; , yeoman of lord Rooe,
bailiff, forester and warenner of
Eakring, 143.
Robert, 333.
, of Waltham. 402.
» , Roger, of Wideoombe,
CO. Devon, *milward,' 483.
, Thomas, 141, 282.
, , clerk, 263, 332.
of Bayford, courser,
158.
> , of Middleton Stonev.
394.
, , of Weobley, 376.
, of With^m, clerk, 309
GENERAL INDEX.
908
Sduyth — cant.
William, 152.
, of Alconbury, 376.
, , of Beccles, 48.
, of Bleadoii, shuttle-
luaker, ikO.
, of Bloxham, 392.
, of Qiipping Noiton,
394.
, , of Eggiuton, gentle-
man. 411.
, , parson of Kingsdown,
, CO. Kent, 86.
, ...., from 'sHertogeubo^h,
ail alien, 682.
, of Tiberton, 377.
, , of Widoomb, husband-
man, 232.
JJmythodon. »S'cc Smithdon.
Smythes, Olive, 270.
Smythet, John, of Suffolk, ©squire, 161.
Smytht, Richard, of Shprne, 391.
Snail well, Siiaylewell, Suoylyswell, oo.
Cambridge. 387.
, an alien dwelling at, 677.
, parson of. See Cunnysby,
John.
Snape, Snap, oo. Suffolk, aliens dwell-
ing at, 672. 686.
, Oanteles in, 346, 444.
and llicirpe, Snapethorp. co
Yoik, 378.
Snappo, Waltei-, 393.
8nare.ston, Thonias, 393.
Snaxt-on, co. Kent, 389.
Snaylewell. »SVc Snailwell.
Snede, Ridiard, gen>tlemAn. 400.
Siioek, Sneko, Friesland, ^86.
Sneleham Richard, of Winohelsca, mer-
chant. 106.
Snell, Snelle, Jolm, clerk, 78.
canon of the Augustiu-
ian monastery of St. Anthony in
the diocese of Vienne, warden of
the hospital of St. Antony, Lon.
don, 1(6, 118.
, , of Cirencester, the
younger, chapman. 230.
Sneward, William, 662.
Sneylyswell. Sec Snailwell.
Snodhill, Snodehull. oo. Hereford, 377.
SnokeBhulI, Heni-y, of Caanley, esquire,
380.
Snoring, Snorvng, Great, co. Norfolk.
197, 247.
parson of . /9cr Frenge, Thomas ;
Multon. Stephen.
Snowdon, Snowedon [co. Carnarvon].
foreiit of, 466.
chief forester of, 690.
master foresters of.
See Bolde, Thomas; Butler
Ralph; Orell, Robert de.
Snyterle. ^ee Blakeney.
boc and sac, 171, 174, 176, 416, 416,
417.
Soham, Saham. oo. Oambridge, 386,
386.
Soignies, Sony, Hainault, 677.
Solars. See Solers.
Solbek, Heory, 676.
Soldan, the, 462.
Sole, Richard atte, of Kenuington,
390.
Solers, Solars, John, 24, 373.
, .victualler of Guisnes
oastle. 4o9.
Solihull, Solyhull, oo. Wsj^ick, 384.
chantry of St. Alphege at, 36.
, , ohantry prieat of . See
Lyne, Richard.
Solineio, John de, 420.
Solre, in Almain, 647.
Solre, Matthew van, 547.
Solyer, Jolin, in co. Southampton,
husbandman, 312.
Solyhull. Ste Solihull.
Somer, Someer, Somere, Somyr. Henry,
64, 123, 134, 241, 347, 349, 356,
408, 448, 598, 614, 620.
, commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 70.
f , commissioner de loallUs
et fossatis, 73.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 134.
, , commissioner ilekUlcUis.
303.
, , warden of the exchange
in tile Tower, 259.
, John, 411.
, one of the auditors of
the Exchequer. 187, 334, 347.
, auditor of the duchy
of CoiTiwall, 189.
, , oommissioner to audit
the accounts of the canons of
St. George's, Windsor, 349.
, oommissioner de kidellis,
366.
, , yeoman of t<he avenai-y,
3, 177, 223, 305, 443, 496.
, , of Stanstead Abbots,
yeoman, 96.
Richard, yeoman of the
avenary, 3, 177, 222, 223, 306,
443, 496.
, of Warden, oo. Bed-
ford, husbandman, 484.
, William, 395.
of Barden, husband-
man, 311.
, of Cawston, 16.
Somerby, by Girantham, co. Lincoln,
433.
Somercotes, co. Lincoln, 382.
Somercot-es, Roberf, parson of Cliburn,
X ■
, William. controller of the
pe^Mge of tin and lead in Corn-
wall and Devon, 213.
904
GENERAL INDEX.
Somere. Sec Somer.
Somerham. See Somefsiham. j
Somerleyton, Somerleton, ao. Suffolk, |
an alien dwelling at, 572. I
Someraall-Herbert, Somersale, oo.
Dolby, 411.
Somerset. 355, 359, 456, 471, 502.
, assisses in, 68.
, , justices of, 424.
, coasts of, 303.
commissioners of array in,
519.
commissioners to raise a loan
in, 51, 127, 354, 528.
, oomtmissioneirs to assess a grant
in., 135.
, concealments in, 74.
, escapes of prisoners in, 351.
esoheator in, 34. 58, 99, 103,
190. 246, 260, 270.
., See also Bytliemore,
Will-iam ; ChampneyB, Henry ;
Oornu, WillSam ; Hu.see,
Thomas; Paulet, William.
felonies and trespasses in, 201,
303. 608.
, inquisitions in, 58, 369, 471.
, issues of, 213, 286.
justices of tihe peace in, 624.
, outlawries in, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
15. 89, 165, 165, 167, 227, 232,
307, 310-314. 316, 319, 329, 431,
432, 433, 434, 437. 440, 479, 463,
4a5, 492, 496, 500.
ports of, 471.
, possessions of Joilm, duke of
Bedford in, receiver of. See
"Whiteihorn, John.
purveyors in, 62.
, sheriff of, 51, 127, 135, 286,
303, 351, 354, 426, 471, 473.
, See also Stourton
John.
, temporalities in, of St. Mary's,
Cirencester, 34.
tenth and fifteenth fix>m,
assignments of, 60, 115.
Somer seth. Master John. 241.
Somersham, Somerham, oo. Hunting-
don., 376.
, rector of, a prebemdary of Lin-
coln, 376.
Somerton, co. Lincoln, oaatle of, 130,
195.
, porter of. See
Tylly, Richard.
, , manor and lordship of,
196.
, , warren at, 196.
, [co. Norfolk], 326.
, parson of. S€£ Bole.
Thomas ; Walker, John.
, [oo. Oxford], 73.
Someiiou, Sumerton. Agnes, of Stam-
ford, 432.
John, 393.
gentleman, 72.
, , of London, grocer, 510
Simon, 393, 440.
Thomas, 451.
William, 393.
Somervyle, William, 373.
, of Keyworth, 293.
Somyr. See Somer.
Sondbaohe, William, 400.
Sonde, Gerard, of Diest, an alien.
688.
, John atte, of Byfleet, 15.
, Kobert atte, of Dorking, 380.
Sonde^s. See Sandes.
Sondford, Nicholas. 408.
, Richard, 408.
Sondresshe, Sondryssh. See Snn-
dridge.
Sonds See Sandes.
Sone, John, parson of Fordwich, 49.
Sonekyn, John, of Sittingbourne, 302.
Soneman, John, pointmaker of Lon-
don, 314.
Sonne, John, of London, hatmaker, an
alien, 661.
Sanowe. See Sohonau.
Sonst, Westphalia, 560.
Sony. See Soignies.
Soon, an alien dwelling ctt, 641.
Soper. William, 74, 133, 278, 279, 300,
301, 351, 469, 518, 522, 525, 534,
536, 540.
, , eommissioner to raise
a loan. 125.
, , of Southampton, $302.
Sopworth, Seppe worth [co. Wilts],
247.
parson of. See Bampton.
William; Wayte, John.
sorcery, books treating of, 220.
Sosewell. oo. Suffolk, an alien dwelling
at, 676.
Sotohull, John, 346.
, Joan, wife of, S46.
Sotewell, Richard, 371.
Sotheme, John. 306.
Sotheron, William, of Ellerker, 6.
Sotilton, Gerard, 668.
Sotirley. Robert, of Cambridge, clerk.
164.
Soturton. See Sutterton.
Souch, Sonche. See Zouche.
Sou gill, Died rich van, 647.
Soulby, William, 628.
Souldern, Sulthorn, oo. Oxford, 430.
GENERAL INDEX.
906
Souman, John, citizen and leather-
selkr of London, 236.
Sourde. in BastUnd, 577.
8ou«excr, Robort, of Market Overton,
gentleman, 370.
Southam, oo. W&i'wick, 165.
, parson of. See Siigge, William.
Southam, John, clerk. 291, 292, 293,
333, 366.
, , archdeacon of Oxford,
202.
, Robert, of Coventiry, 24.
, bailiff of Coventry,
364.
Master Thomas, 32.
Soutliampton, Hampton, Sutliampton,
CO. Southampton, 18, 117. 130,
131, 165, 202, 237. a'>2, 430, 442,
453. 470, 475, 612, 518, r>40.
, alienA dwelling at, 545, 553,
557, 558, 568, 571, 572, 585, r^SS.
, burgesses of, 260, 430.
, cihurch of St. John the Baptist
at, 454.
, , parson of. See
Andrewe, John.
bospital of St. Julian by,
orethren and sisters of. graiits
to, 28.
, mariners of, 74, 117.
, mayor of, 298.
, See alao Fotiplace,
Walter ; Haydok, John.
, R. mayor of, 129.
, mnater at, 536.
port or harbour of, 129, 181,
192. 240. 261, 2^4 323, 327, 3-31,
353, 489, 527, 589.
a carrack of Genoa in.
607.
, a Spanish ship in, 129.
, ...., the ohief butler'.s
deputies in. See Bentham,
Joon ; Emery, John.
, , oommi.ssion to arrest
ships in, 534.
, , commission de kideVis
amovendis for rivers in and
near, 527.
, customs, Ac., in, 104,
205, 2M. 961. 26.5, 294, 604.
controllers of.
See Blaklowe. Ralph ; Broke,
John ; Larke, William.
, ganger in. .9cc Rokes,
Thomas.
J surveyor of the searcih
in. See Brystowe, Richard.
, tronage and pesage in, con-
troller of. See Barowe, John ;
Ovyngham, William.
, priory of St. Denys bv. 453,
454.
, prior of. See Arne-
wode, Thomas; Wyncbe.stix*.
Thomas.
I , temporalities of, 454.
Southampton, county of, 78, 260, 312,
359, 396, 425, 472, 473, 475.
, assizes in, 68, 424.
, coasts of, 303, 469, 472,
473.
, , oommissioners of array
in, 473, 522.
, , commisfiioncrs to assess
a grant in, 138.
, , oommisaionors to I'uise
a loan in, 61, 125, 354.
, , concealments in, 74,
301.
, , escheator in, M, 223,
^46, 453, 4^, 463, 601, ,589.
, , inquisitions in, 359.
, , issues of, 78.
., justioeEi of the peace
m, 617.
122.
, the king's forest-s of.
I
..., knights of the shire
for. tSee Berwe, John ; Lysle,
John.
, outlawries in, 90, 95.
162, 166, 238. 308, 430, 431, 433,
440, 482, 4S3.
portB of, 130, 131.
, , possessions of John,
duke of Bedford in, receiver of.
Sec Whitehorn, Joihn.
, , sheriff of , 51, 67, 125,
128, 138. 219, 222, 278, 303, 354,
425,. 471.
, , See also Giffard,
John.
, , temporalities in, of
St. Mai7's. Cirencester, 34.
, tenth and fifteenth
from, assignments of, 60, 61,
115, 588.
, , treasons, felonies, tres-
passes, Ac., in, 301, 303.
, wine washed ashore in,
525.
Southanyn^eld. See HanninglBeld,
South beneflete. Sej' Benfleet, South.
Southburn, Suthbnrne, co. York, 66,
209.
Southoave. See Cave. South.
Southcheryton. See Cberiton, South.
Southbhurch, Southoherche, oo. Essex,
319.
South cote, William, 13.
Southebroke, Souuth broke, Sowthbrok.
Suth broke, William, prior of
Bath, 80, 181, 445, 600.
Southedharteford. jSfce Charford,
Soutli.
Soiithekirkeby. Se^ Kirkby, South.
Southe WaLsam. See Walsham, South.
Southfleet, Soathflete. Suthflete, oo.
Kent, 15, 390.
, an alien dwelling at, 647.
Southfote, Simon, 579.
906
GENERAL INDEX.
Southleverion. See Leverton, South.
Southminster. Soutlimynstre, oo.
Essex, 334.
South moltoo. i^ee Molton, South.
Southmorton. See Moreton, Soutli.
Southmynstre. See Southminster.
South Owram, South Orum [parish of
Halifax], oo. York, 87.
Soutli war k, Southwerk, Suthwerk. SuU
work, oo. Surrey, 11 22, 96, 146,
183, 234, 289, 296, 307, 380, 479,
502, 540, 610.
, principal court of the Admir-
alty at, 33.
, alien^s dwelling in, 537. 638,
539. 541, 542, 543, 544, 546, 546,
547, .548, .550, 5.51, 552, 553, 5.54,
.5r>,5, 556. .557, 558, .550, 500, .561,
562, 563, 664, 56^5, 566, 669, 570,
571, .574, 570, 577, 578, 580, 581,
oo*'), «xJ7, oOo.
hospital of St. Thomas tiio
Martyr in^ 614.
, priory of St. Mary, 479.
, priofl* of. See Werk-
worth, Henry.
, , oanon of. See Torke-
say, John.
Southwell. SutJiwell [oo. Nottingham],
commission dated at, 622.
, the archbishop of York's manor
of, 144.
Southwell. Sutliwell, John, executor
of Benedict Nicholl, bi^iop of
St. David's, 347.
, surveyor of the search
in the port of London, 442.
, Robert, 260.
, of oo. Hertford, gen-
tleman, 116.
Thomas, prebendary in St.
Stephem's chapel, Westminster,
118, 122.
prebendary in St.
George's onapel, Windsor, 118,
122.
.prebendary of Malre-
post in Hastings chapel, 180,
192, 194.
South wick, Suthwyk, oo. Northampton.
19.
, Suthwyk. priory of St. Mary
[oo. SouthamptoraJ. 222, 223.
, prior of. See Ourteys.
Thomas; Dene, Edward.
Southwodo, John, of Upton bv Alcon-
bury, CO. Huntingdon, husband-
man. 87.
Soutli wotton. See Wooton, South.
Southyng, Joyce, 581.
Soutyll, Robert, a50.
Souuthbroke. See Southebroke.
Sovoreyn, John, prior of Wofcbon
Wawen, 129.
Sowthbrok. See Southebroke.
Spoigne, Edmund, puireyor of car-
riage, 47.
, clerk of the avenary,
forester of 'la West- baillie * of
Pur beck forest, 197, 494.
Spain, 68. 129.
the king's enemies of, 301.
, merchants of. 189.
ships of. 129, 476, 476.
, wools of, 637.
Spalding, Spaldyng, oo. Lincoln, 199,
, aliens dwelling at. 637, 552,
663.
.prior of, 467. 607. See also
Holland, Robert.
, prior and convent of, 605.
Spaldwick, Spaldewyke. oo. Hunting-
don, an alien dwelling at, 557.
Spaldyng, Thomas, of Claxby, 382.
, William, 401.
, , pSiTson of Harlton,456.
Spaldyngton. William, oanon of the
cathedral chuireh of Wells, 310.
Spanby, Anthony de, 606.
Spany, John, 407.
Sparewe. See Sparowe.
Sparhom, William, 406.
Spark, Sparke, John, 350. 406. .
William, 221.
Sparlyng, Andrew. See Sperlyng.
Sparowe, Sparewe, Andrew, 395, 487.
, , commissioner to raise
a loon, 127.
, John, of Reach, husbandman.
434.
8pan-owhawk which has moulted.
yearly service of, 206.
Sporsholt, Spersholt, co. Berks, 218.
Spaunton, co. York, 302.
Spaunton. Robert, groom. 349.
Spoxton, CO. Somerset, 496.
Spayn, Gemrd, of Schoocohoven, clerk,
an alien, 669.
Spede, Henry, of Histon, 386.
Speen, Spene, co. Berks, 484.
Spegilman, Reginald, 680.
Speke, John, esquire, 399.
Spelman, Henry, of Apethorpe, 33, 66.
Spencer, Spenser, Christopher, 240.
, Dispenmtor y Geoffrey, 54.
Hugh, 369.
, John, 374.
, esquire, 430.
, draper of London, 439.
, Richard, 89.
Robert, 334.
, Thomas, 97.
, , of Geton, 874.
William, 19, 486.
, Agnes, wife of , 19.
, of Barton, miller, 237,
, of Northampton, wool-
man, 168.
GENERAL INDEX.
907
Spender, Joihn, 371.
Spendlove, Spondelove, John, 29.
, William [of Suffolk], 8.
Spene. See Speen.
Spere, John, 394.
SperebawkOy Iliomas. 392.
Sperlyng, Sparlyng, Andrew, 39, 346,
463, 614.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 218.
, commissioner de kiddliSf
303.
Sperner, Walter, of Oottenh«.m, 386.
Spej*sliolt. See Sparsholt.
Spert, Wiliem, 389.
Speryng, John, from Holland, an alien,
541.
, , at Bris-
tol, 550.
Spettisbury, Spettebur>* [co. Dorset],
2.
Spioe, Spyce, Roger, 337.
, , esquire, 401.
Spicer, Spyoer, John, 410.
, , of Derby, spicer, 272.
, RicAard, 396.
, Roger, 411.
, Thomas, 393, 405.
, Warin, 61.
William. Sec Northfeld,
William.
, hnsbamlman, 72.
Spioer, Sampson the, 364.
Spillepby, Tlioma-s, 304.
Spilsby, Spyllesby, oo. Lincoln, Haltoa
Holegfrte by, 91.
Spinula, Aumfrey, merchant of Genoa,
290.
Spires, Spier, Spyre, Alniain, 551, 680. |
Spital in the Sti>eet, 'Spitell in le
Strete,* co. Lincoln, 257.
Spittlegate. Spytilgate by Grantham,
oo. Lincoln, 88.
parson of. See Tapicere, '
William.
Spixwortli. Spykesworth, co. Norfolk, '
22.
S|K>fford, Thomas, bishop of Horeford,
376, 529, 617. ,
y , commissioner to rai^ye .
a loan, 354.
Spofforth, Spofford, Spoford. co. York,
113, 379.
, castle and lordship of, 532.
Newhall, Newehall in, 379.
, parson of. See Clerk, Niohokw .
Spondell, Nicholas, 371.
Spotidon, oo. Derby, 412.
Spotidon. John, of Newark, 409.
Robert de, 149, 150.
Sponeley. See Spoonley.
Sponne, William, clerk, 227, 233.
Spoonley, Sponeley, co. Salop, 62.
Sporyour, Catherine, of Shrewsbury,
late the wife of Thomas, 98.
Spray, Richard, 129.
Sprayton. iSiee Spreyton.
Sprever, John, of Milton, 391.
, , the younger,
391.
, Master William, dootor of laws,
129.
, the king's ambassador
to Denmark, 129.
Spreytotti, Sprayton [co. Devon], 329.
..' vioars of. See Giffard, John;
Lane, John.
Sprigg, John, 92.
Spix>t, Richard, 389.
Thomas, 4*4.
, , chaplain, 496.
Sprotley, John, 474.
Sproughton, Sprouton [co. Suffolk],
an alien dwelling at, 588.
Sproxton, oo. Leicester, 20.
Sprucia. See Prussia.
Spryggy> John, of Northampton,
draper, 231.
Spryk, Herman, 644.
Spryng. Walter, of Easex, 15.
Spryngot, Thomas, 389.
Spryngwell, John, of Swannington,
yeoman or husbandman, 236.
Sprylle, Richard, of Broadway, tanner,
228.
Spuldham, Thomas, commissioner de
waliiis et fossatis, 73.
spurs, service of, 253.
Spyan, William. 157.
, , of Boston, merchant,
313.
Spyce. See Spice.
Spycer. See Spicer.
Spykesworth. See Spix worth.
Spylard, John, 538.
Spyllesby. See Spilsby.
Spy man, John, master of the ship h
George, 279.
Spynaehe, John, 403.
Spynaa, John, 471.
Spynk, William, 406.
Spynkhull, John, 411.
Spyre. See Spires.
Spytilgate. See Spittlegate.
Squery, Squyry, John, 110.
, , clerk, 332.
' Thomas, of Henley, esquire,
908
GENERAL INDEX.
Squior or Sqiiyer, John, of Nottin^Mun,
meroer or gentleman, 193.
, William, 295.
Squybbe, Robert, 112, 119.
Squyry. See Squery.
Srauniareis (GraumAreis), See Orow-
marsh.
Stacy, John, 394, 403.
Stacyn, Deryk, 676.
Stafford oounty, 186, 200, 229, 284,
369, 399, 426.
, assizes in, 68.
, , justices of, 447.
, commissioners of fwray in, 523.
J commissioners to raise a loan
in, 51.
, oommissioners to tusse^s a gi*ant
in, 137.
, concealments in, 626.
oscheator in, 84, 103, 186,
214, 262, 304, 446.
., See also WJiitegreve,
Robert.
, inquisition in, 369.
, justices of tlic peace in, 624.
, knights of the shire for. tSee
Arblaster, Thomas; Ardeswyk,
Hugh.
, oath against maintaining peace-
breakers to be taken in, 399.
, outlawries in, 6, 165. 170, 325,
482.
sheaiff of, 61, 127, 137, 186,
354, 426, 523.
tenth and fiftoenth from.
assignments of, 62, 120.
Stafford, Anne, countess of. See Anne.
, Henry of Darley, 413.
, Humphrey, kni^t, 620, 628,
601.
, , commissioner
to raise a loan, 61, 354.
, , , oommisflionefl*
of array, 474.
, , , commissioner
to assess a grant, 134, 138.
, , of Grafton, knight.
529, 627.
, ..., , sheriff of cos.
Warwick and Leicester, 296.
, carl of Stafford,
74, 75, 114, L^, 201. 255, 2.59,
277, 2&4, 286, 382. 399, 409, 440,
466, 467, 529, 535, 616, 617, 618,
619, 620, 622, 623, 624, 626, 627,
628.
, , oommisSsioner to raise
a loan, Ac., 4, 51, 63, 127. 354.
, commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 353.
.: , , balinger of , 610.
, muster of, 612.
« , going to the relief of
Calais, 609.
Stafford — cont.
, John, 396.
bishop of Bath and
Wells [1425-1443], 4, 23, 36, 63,
114, 120, 190, 265, 344, 445, 465.
503, 505, 599. 617, 624.
, , , balinger of,
610.
, , , commissioDer
to raise a loan, 61, 126, 180,
364.
, , , demise by, 80.
, , inn of, in Lon-
don, 180.
, , , keeper of the
privy seal, 99.
, , Chancellor of
fengland. 258, 259, 296, 382. 497,
596.
, of Eyam, 412.
, of Stoney Middleton,
412.
, , prior of Wenlock, 325,
465.
, Laurence, clerk, 320.
, Nicholas de, king's knight,
248.
, , Elizabeth, wife of,
24d, 600.
, Ridhard, of Highlow, 413.
, Robert, ohaplain, alias Frere
■tuk, 10.
, Thomas, gentleman, 400.
, William, clerk, 254.
, esquire, 218.
Staines, Staues [co. Middlesex], 303,
453.
, aliens dwelling at, 545, 557.
, bridge, 453.
, pontage for repair of,
463.
, EghamhiU near. See IlSgham.
Stainfield, Steinield, co. Lincoln,
prioress and nuns of, 347.
Staley, Nicholas, 413.
Stalham, Stalum [oo. Norfolk], an
alien dwelling at, 673.
Stalworth, William, the king's sur-
geon, steward of OheyleBmore,
woodward of Talybont, 450.
Stambridge, Stanbrigge, Great, oo.
Essex, 166.
Stamer, MiaHin, 402.
Riohard, of Tilbury, yeoman,
316.
Stamford, Staumford, Staunford, oo.
Lincoln, 26, 90, 313, 382, 432,
447, 460.
, , an alien dwelling at,
649.
, Augustinian friars of. 447,
460. See also Swafeld, Thomas.
, , prior of. Se^ Gran-
tham, Walter.
bridge of, 262.
, church of St. Peter, 823.
, , pareon of. See
Gylmyn, Robert.
GENERAL INDEX.
909
St&mpe, Henry, 208.
, the younger, 366.
Stampeleke, John, 54S.
Stampford, John, 382.
Stanap, Riahard, kuight, 589.
, , John, son of Riohard
son of, 589.
St&nbrigge. See Stambridge.
StAnburye, John, of Dartmouth, 73.
Standard, William, 403.
Standell, William, 393.
Standish, Stanedyssh, co. Gloucester,
69.
Standlake, Stanlake, oo. Oxford, 143,
239.
; parsoQ of. See Marohant,
Thonias; Symond, William.
Standon, Staundon, oo. Hertford, 08,
165.
Standyssh, James, 358, 359.
, , esquire, 444.
; Laurenoc de, 379.
Stanedysah. See Siandish.
Stanes. See Staines.
Stanes, Isabel de la, 17.
, Ralph de la, 17.
, Richard, 392.
, Richard de, swanherd in the
river Hiames, 329.
, Thomas, 401.
Stanewykes, Thomas de, 383.
Stanford, Staunford, John, 401.
, Reginald de, 66.
, Richard, 181, 241.
, Robert, 471.
, , of Nuneaton, chap
inan, 478.
, Thomas, 492.
, , purveyor of carriage
for the Larder, 36.
Stanford le Hope, Stanford in the
Hope, CO. l!iS.sex, advowson ot
the church of, 117.
, an alien dwelling at, 571.
Stanford on Soar, Stanford, co. Not-
tingham, 293.
Stanford Rivors, Stanford Ryvers, co.
Essex, 343.
Stanghow, Stangelowe, co. York,
creeks of, 518.
Stanhall, Ralph, of Westerham, 391.
Stanhope, Stanhop, Stanop, Stanopp,
James, 409.
, Richard, knight, 279, 425, 622.
, commissioner to raise
a k}an, 126, 354.
, , oommififlioner of gaol
delivery, 360.
» commissioner de walliis
et ftmatisy 280.
, , knight of the shire for
Nottinf^m, 409.
Stephen, 589.
ThomAA, 409.
Stanhurst, Thomas, vioar of Basford,
69.
Stanlake. Se^ Standlake.
Stanley, oo. Derby, 411, 412.
Stanley, Stanle, John or John de,
king's esquire, serjeant of the
king's armoury in the Tower of
London, 182.
, , sheriff of Merioneth,
266.
, , knight, 379, 530.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 140.
, ., commissioner to raise
a loan, 355.
, Nicholas, 383.
, Ralph, parson of Kirk Ireton,
413.
, Robert, smith, 410.
, Thomas, 523.
> , esquire, 309.
) , oommissioner to a^ssess
a grant, 137.
y , knight, the king's lieu-
tenant in Ireland, 105, 15b, 111,
120, 133. 144, 153, 157, 185, 265.
283, 284, 285, 321, 325, 328, 330,
331, 338, 355, 415, 471, 494, 530
535. y y y
> knight of the shire for
Lancaster, 3/9.
, abbot of Wetherall,
383.
> , ironmonger. 410.
, , smith, 410.
, William, tailor, 410.
Stanlowe, John, 374.
-. , William. 293, 366, 367.
Stanly nch, Riohard, of Bishops Lyde-
ard, gentleman, 427.
Stanmer, Humphi*ey, son of, 66.
Stannard, John, of Colti«haai, 61.
statwiaries, 266, 299, 334, 447.
Stannington, Stanyngton, co. North-
umberland, 55.
Stanop, Stanopp. See Stanhope.
Stansliawe, Nicholas, 373.
, Robert, 617.
> , knight of the shire for
Gloucester, 372.
Stan&tead Abbots, Stanstede, Stan&w
tede Abbot or Abbots, oo. Hert-
ford, 96, 146.
Stanstead St. Margaret. Hide, oo.
Hertford, 146, 535, 610, 611.
, college of Thele in, 146.
, warden of. See Howe-
den, John.
« possessions of, alien-
ated to the hospital of St. Mary
Elsing Spittle, London, 146.
, messuage called 'Aoonys' in,
5a5, 610.
Stansted Mountfitchet, Stanstede
Moanfi.tchie4>, Stanstede Mounfy-
ohet, oo. Essex, 276.
, manor of, 602.
910
GENEEAL INDEX.
SUnter, William, 371.
Stanton, oo. Derby, 412.
StAntoai, Long, Longstanton, co. Cam-
bridge, 307, 3§G. 481.
, vioar of. See Bodier, John.
Stanyngton. Se^ Stannington.
Stapel, John. See Philip.
Stapilford. See Stapleford.
Stapilford Tane. See Stapleford Tawney.
StapilhiU, William, 73.
Stapilton. See Stapleton. .
staple, of Calais. See OaJais.
Stapleford, Stapilford, oo. Cambridge,
386.
, Stapulford, oo. Nottingham,
365.
, Stapilford, oo. Wilts, 444.
, , parson of. /SV/' Upton.
Nicholas.
Staplehurst, oo. Kent. Maplehurst in,
427.
Stapleton, Stepulton in Lugharnease,
CO. Hereford, 596.
Stapleton, Stapilton, Stapulton, Ste-
pulton, Brian, knight, 197. 351,
404, 500, 513, 521.
Edmund, 404.
, Hugh, 408.
John, esquire, 376.
, Leonard, 408, 456.
, Miles, €flquire, 197.
, , knight, 500.
Thomas, of Babraham, 386.
William, 40, 368, 383, 405, 015.
, , ooonmissioner of amay,
360.
, the younger, oommis.
sioner of curray, 71.
, , of Edenhall, 356.
Stapulford. See Stapleford.
Starky, Edmund, 231.
, , of Stretton, 384.
, Bandolf, of Stretton, 384.
Stase, John, from Meohlin, an alien,
639.
Stathom, Stathum, John, 412.
, Ralph, 476.
, Thomaa, 476.
Statute-merchant, or Statute of Acton
Burnel, the, 'recognizanoes of
debts under, 213.
, , seal for, 156, 327, 692.
Statutes, of Westminster, the Seoond,
301, 624, 536.
of 36 Edward m (Purveyors), 2
of 6 Richard 11, oap. 6, 692.
of 13 Richard H, 301, 624.
of 7 Heairy IV, 39. 41.
of 11 Henry IV, 41.
of 1 Henry V, cap. 6 (of Addi-
tions), 114.
of 8 Heary VI, cap. 2, 690.
Stat utee — eont .
again^st maintainers of quar-
rels, 617.
of Promisors, 212.
of Purveyor, 268, 603.
Statyn. See Stettin.
Staughton, Great, Stowghton, co.
Huntingdon, 480.
, Little, Little Stokton, oo. Bed-
ford. 170, 228.
Staule. See Stawley.
Staundon. See Standon.
Staunford, Staunfort. See Stanford.
Staunton [in Arrow], co. Hereford. 65.
, Nether, Netherestaunton, 6o.
, Over, Over Staunton, 65.
, CO. Nottingham, 293,
Staunton, Jolin, 406.
, , parson of Berkhamp-
stead St, Peter, 223, 454.
, , parson of Pntteiiham,
454.
, citizen and pandoxator,
alias brewer, of London, 158.
, Ralph de, 605.
, Richard, skinner, <^ London.
' 328.
, Stephen, 492.
, Joan, late the wife of,
492.
I , Thomas, 372, 373, 409.
I , , the elder, esquire, 272.
, , Thomas son of,
riding or master forester of
Dartmoor forest, 272.
, , meroer, of London,
343.
, , of Staunton, 293.
I , , of Sutton, 409.
William, purveyor of furs and
pelts in the port <^ London, 197,
, , skinner, of London,
283.
Staunton Lacy, Staunton Lacy, oo.
Salop, manor of, 614.
Staure, John, 373.
I S^aveley, oo. Derby. 113, 411.
' Stavertom, William, 510.
I , , esquire, 402.
Stawell, CO. Somerset. 307.
Stawell, Thomas, knight, 471.
! , , commissioner of gaol
delivery, 72.
, Stawley, Staule, Stanley, co. Somerset,
20, 228.
Staynderop, John, <^ Hay dor, husband-
man, 160.
Staythorne, Sterroppe, co. Nottingham.
Stebbyng, Sbobbynge, Nicholas, 469,
626, 634.
, of Dartmouth, 473.
, , mayoc of DartnH>uth,
608.
f
GENERAL INDEX.
911
StebenJiith) Stebenhithe. See Stepney.
SUkIo, Sted, Richard, of Sandwich, 73.
Robert de, of Oawood, 234.
William, 616.
, , purveyor of wine for
the household, 326.
Stedham, dtudham [oo. Sussex], 46.
.parson of. See Oomewaille,
John.
St«enl>ergen, Stenbergen. Stenbergyn,
Bnabant, 545, 563.
Steep, Stepe, co. Soutliampton, 349.
St-oeple, St u pie, oo. D(M*set, manor of,
616.
, St*^pul alias Stepiilgrango, oo.
Essex, 612.
Steeple Ashton, Stypylasshton, oo.
Wilts, 312.
Steeple Claydon, Stepuldaydon, oo.
Buckingham, manor of, 514.
Steeple Morden, Stepylmordon, co.
Cambridge, 387.
Steoton, Steton, oo. York. 378.
Steinfeld. See Stainiield.
Stella, CSiristopher, merchant of
Genoa, 290.
Stelling, Stellyng, oo. Kent, 391.
8temfoi*d, Westphalia, 685.
Stenbergen, Stenbergyn. See Stcen-
bergen.
Stenwyncle, Andrew van, 655.
Stepe. See Steep.
Stepellavinton. See Lavington, East.
Stepeyng, Matthew, 374.
Stephen, charters of, 27, 66. 418.
Stephen, count of Brittany, letters
patent of, 362.
Stephen, Stophene, Stephyn, John,
609
, ..! of Elmstead. 401.
Martin, 608.
, Robert, of Exeter, merchant.
361.
William, 311.
Spc also Steven.
Stephens. See Stevenes.
Stepnev, Stebenhith, Stebenhithe. oo.
Middlesex, 29, 97.
marsh of, commission de
walliis et fossatis for, 73.
Stepot, John, 688.
Steppingley, Stypyngle too. Bedford],
197.
Steppyngstones. John, chaplain, vicar
of Pentrioh, 413.
St-epul. See Steeple.
Stepulclaydon. See Steeple Claydon.
Stepulton. See Stapleton.
Stepulton in Lughamesso. See
Stapleton.
Stepylmordon. See Steeple Morden.
Stepyng, John, of South Kelsey, 438.
Store, John, 371.
Stereaoore, Richard, 260.
sterlings [pence], 256, 256, 259.
Sterman, James, 550.
Sterne, John, of Pontefract, fisher,
228.
, William, of Stapleford, 386.
Storroppe. See Staythorpe.
Stert, Sterte, co. Someirseit, 211.
S'terton, Thomaa, of Nottingham
chapman, 3112.
St'Ot on. See Steeton.
Steton, John, controller of oustoms,
&c., in tJie port of Kingi^ton
upon Hull, 224.
Stettin, Statvn, in Almain, merchants
of, 470.
, ship called Marie Knyght of,
470.
Steveoaie. See Stiifkey.
Steveday, William, 389.
Steven, Thomas, 162.
See also Stephen.
Stevenes, Stephenes, Stevenys, Stevyns,
John, 253, 301, 609.
, of Newcastle-upon-
Tyne, 610.
, Richard, 393.
, Thomas, controller of customs,
ifec., in tne port of Bi-istol. 323.
, William, clerk, 58.
, clerk, prebeoidary of
Bulverhithe in Hasting^ free
chapel, 204.
Stevenson, Stevynson, Richard, 605.
, William, 328.
Stevenstone, Stevyston, oo. Devon,
490.
Steventon, Stevynton [oo. Berks], 4.
Stevyns. See Stevenes.
Stevynson. See Stevenson.
Stevynton, GcofiFrey, parson of Min-
stead, afteirwards of Pad worth,
500.
Stevyston. See Stevenstone.
Steward, the, of England. See Hum-
phrey, duke of Gloucester.
Steward, Turgisius, the, 363.
Steward, Stiward, Sty ward, John, 607.
, knight, 489. 618, 612.
Nicholas, parson of Padworth,
337.
Thomas, 61, 403, 406.
See also Stuard.
St ewes, Amald, 667.
stewponds, 276.
Stoyford, in Li^ge, 646.
Steyker, alias Moubray, Giles, of Lon-
don, herald, 441.
Steyn, John van, 641.
Steyngate, John, 168.
Steyning, Steynyng [co. Sussex], 331.
, juriadiotion of, guardian of.
See Willy, William.
, vicare of. See More, Henry;
Papy, Riohard.
912
GENERAL INDEX.
Sti«I; Robert, parson of Workington.
and of Kirkby Thore. 33.
Stiffkey, Stevecaie, Stiikey, co^ Nor-
iFolk, 175, 428.
Stigand, aroh bishop of Canterbury
[1052-1069], 415, 416.
, bishop of Chichester [1062-
1087], 171.
' ^ikkers.' collectors of underwood
called, 264.
See aha Occupations.
Stille, John, of Coventry, wiredrawer,
239.
Stilton, oo. Huntingdon, 13.
Stirkeland, Stirkland. See Strikland.
Stirton, Joihn, commissioner to enquii'e
as to oonoealments, co. xork,
272.
Stirichair [by Coventry], Styohehale,
oo. Warwick, 11.
St i ward. See Steward.
Stobbynge. See Stebbyng.
Stookbridge, Stokebrigge, oo. SoutJi-
ampton, 235.
Stockbury, Stokbury [oo. Kent], an
alien dwelling at, 571.
Stockheim, Stokbiam [Franoonia], 554.
Stockholm, Stokeholme, Stokhdlme,
Sweden, 556, 584.
Stockley, Steele, co. Stafford, tihe king's
park of, 190.
, , parker of. See Wattes,
Jobn.
Stockton (on Tees), [co. Durham],
ohapter house of tihe manor of,
182.
, Stokton, oo. Norfolk, 180.
, , parsons of. See BaJd-
ware, Lawrence; Danels, John.
Stockwith, West, Stokwyth, oo. Not-
tingham, 410.
Steele. See Stockley.
Stodagh. See Siodhagh.
Stoddon, Nieiholas, 226.
Stodeihawe. See Stodhagih.
Stodeley, See Stodley.
Stodbagh, Stodagh, Stodehawe, Stod-
hawe, Joihn, 401.
, , clerk of the statute
merchant in Lanoasiter, 592.
, of Hatfield Peverel,
late of London, gentleman, 93,
164.
, Thomas. 407.
Stodley, Stodeley, Alice, 310.
, JoJm, of Kidderminster, gold-
smith, 233.
, , tailor, of London, 310.
, Nicholas, 310.
, , of London, gentleman,
uOo.
, Walter, 371.
Stogursey, Stokecursy, oo. Somerset,
68, 67, 322.
, vioar of. See Trebon, Thomas.
Stok, Stokk, Stokke, Elias de, of Derby.
mercoaiit, 272.
, John, merchant of Bristol, 483.
, John a^tte, 167.
Thomas, 371.
Stokbury. Se^ Stockbury.
Stokdale, Thomas, 123, 598, 612.
, , commissioner of array,
72.
, , esquire, 401.
, , of oo. York, 116, 332.
, commissioner delddellis,
350.
, , escheator in Essex,
OOo.
, ascheator in Hertford-
shire, 535, 610.
William, citizen and draper of
LondoiQ, 97.
, , of Richmondshire, yeo-
man, 379.
Stoke, CO. Hereford, 376.
, Stoke by Eston, co. Lincoln,
15, 439.
Stoke, de Stoko, Peter de, 362.
, Robert, prior of Binham, 336.
Stoke Bardolph, StokebardoU [oo.
Nottingham], 159.
Stokebrigge. See Stookbridge.
Stoke Bruern, Stoke Bruerne, oo.
Northampton, 11.
, Twyford in, 11.
Stoke by Clare. Stoke Clare, oo. Suf-
folk, 18.
Stoke by Guildford, Stoke by Gylde-
ford, CO. Surrey, 380.
Stoke by Nayland, Stoke Neylond,
Stokenoylond [co. Suffolk], 64,
330.
, an alien dwelling at, 5B3.
Stokecursy. See Stogursey.
Stoke D'Abemon, Stokedaberon. oo.
Surrey, 380.
Stoke Dry, Stokedrye, oo. Rutland,
370.
Stoke Edith, Stoke Edyth. oo. Here-
ford, 143.
, adrowson of, 143.
Stoke Perry, Stokefery, oo. Norfolk,
an alien dwelling at, 582.
Stoke Gabriel. Gabriell Stoke [oo.
Devon], 322.
, vioar of. See Harry, John.
Stoke Hammond, Stokehamond, co.
Buckingham, 75, 81.
Stoke Lane St. Miohael, My^eLstoke,
cx>. Somerset, 316.
Stokeley, Styuecle, Nicholas, knight,
375, 618.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 354.
, Ralph, esquire, 375.
Stokoman, William, of London, skin-
ner, 239.
GENERAL INDEX.
918
Stokes, Stokys, Jobn, 9H.
, , esqaire, 807.
, f oi Abingdon, 40S.
, ...., of Brimpton, 402.
, ci Henley in Arden,
master of tbe gild there, 385.
, *, gauger in the poet of
London, 442.
, , citizen and bellmaker
of London, 165.
, , parson of Winterbourn
Esfls, 228.
Master Jofin, 82, 86, 821, 446.
, doctor of laws, 821.
Matthew, 559.
Robeit, esquire, 400.
Thomas, 412.
, esquire, 16, 614.
William, 596.
, oitixen and bellmaker
of London, 165.
Stokenham, co. Devon, 86.
Stokham. See Stockheim.
Stokholme, PruaBia, 556.
, Sweden. See Stockholm.
Stokke. iSfee Stok.
Stokker, Diomas, 874.
, , of WyboaUm, mer-
chant, 100.
, WiUiam, 405.
Stokkea, ISiomas, 410.
Stokpeny, Stephen, 110.
Stokton. See Stockton.
Stokton, Little. See Staugbton, Little.
Stokton, Itichaird, of Stieatley, hus-
bandman, 165.
Stokwyth. See SU>ckwith, West.
Stokys. See Stokes.
Stonard. fifes Stonhard.
Stondowe, Thomas, 829.
Stone, CO. Kent, 891.
[oo. Stafford], prior of, 465.
Stone in Oxney, co. Kent, Derlands
Knock, Derlandes Kziokke in,
199.
Stone, Edith, wife of John, tenant in
chief, 800.
, Bdward, 882.
, John, 411.
.^, .^ from Brussels, an
alien, 5/6.
, , and £dith, wife of.
foresters of Groveley Wood, 848,
344.
, , beer-brewer, of Lon-
don, 5.
, , of Maeetricht, an alien,
o60.
, John de, 5B8.
.Richard, of London, diaper,
, WiBiam, 515.
, , of Bristol, menshant,
440.
24881
I
stone, 501.
Stooaaston, Stonyeeton, oo. Somerset,
28.
stonecutters, commissions to arrest,
74, 277, 823, 824, 865, 478, 475.
Stonehous, Thomss, of Denham, hus-
bandman, 163.
Stoneham, , commissioner to naise
a loan, 854.
Stonehouse [oo. Glouotoster], an alien
dwelling at, 576.
Stonelei^ Stonley [co. Warwick],
abbot of, 61.
Stoneley, Stonle, oo. Huntingdon, prior
of, 875.
Stoner, James, 570.
stones for the king's works, 2, 74. 277,
855, 473, 5^.
Stonesfield, Stunsfeld, oo. Oxford, 894.
Stonestrate, John van, 585.
Stoney Middleton, Mid^ton, co. Derby,
412.
Stoney Stratton, Stonyatratton, oo.
Somerset, 317.
Stobham, oo. Suffolk, 160.
Stonham, John, 61.
, Robert, esquire, 875.
, Thomas, .580.
Stonhard^ Stonard, Hugjh prvor of the
Fnars Preachers of Winchelsea,
431.
, Ridiard, 201, 219. 220.
Stonhous, John, 342, 449, 450.
Stonle priory. See Stoneley.
Stonl^. See SUmeleigh.
Stonley, John, 284.
, , Agnes, wife of, 284.
, , of Ooventry, SI.
Stonlyng, Thomas, 829.
Stonore, John de, justice of the Bench
under Edward 11, and m, 149,
290-292.
, l%ofmas. commissioner t^o raise
a loan, 5l.
, Thomas de, 448.
Stonstrete, Laorenoe, of Maidstone,
, Robert, of lyyohuroh, 891.
St(Hiyes£on. See Stoneaston.
Stony Stnatford, co. Buckingham, 9.
, aliens dwelling at. 550, 582.
Stopyndon, John, clerk, 496, 628, 61).
, , oommisBioner of array,
72.
, ohaaoellor of Chiohes-
ter, 57.
, , kee^ of the hanaper,
prebendary in St. Stephen's
chapel, Westminster, 284.
, Robert, 889.
St<»e, John, 584.
Storar, John, 61.
8M
914
GENERAL INDEX.
Stork, Storke, John, 7, 63, 472, 609,
616.
, , oommisBioDer to aaseea
a girant, 134.
Storm, Storme, Jo'hn, of Norwich, 479.
, Hbomas, of Boefton, merchant,
220.
Stormer, Henry, 406.
StoruKxrth, John, 8.
Storour, Sborowr, John, 406.
, , chiaplainj vicad* of Lim-
ber Ma^na. oo. Linooln, 87.
Storteford. See Bishop-s Stortford.
Storthiwavt, Stortewiayte, f^rtnrayte,
John, 58.
, Master John, clerk, 441, 446.
Storton. See Stourton.
Stoterych, Ilioanafl, of Grove, hushand-
nmn, 311.
, William, 311.
Stotvile, Stotevill, Sbobevyle, Richard,
61, 407.
, , of Brinkley, 365.
Stoughton, Henry, 62.
, Jc^n,, 373.
, Robert, 62.
.Thomas, of Stoke by Guildford,
360.
Stoupe, William, 544.
Stourton, Stofrton [oo. Wflfwiok], £31.
Stourton, JoJui,, 519, 6^.
, oommiasioner to raise
a loan, &o., 51, 127.
, , oommiaaioner of gaol
delivery, Ac., 72, 427.
, , knigjit, 119, 301, 370,
520, 609.
, , of Preston, 112, 608.
, , oommiflsioner to aeaess
a grant, 135.
, commissioner of gaol
delivery, 350.
, , t&e elder, sheriff of
Somerset, 201.
, , of Stomton, knight,
626.
, MarsiaJieit, abbesB of Shaftes-
bury, 86.
Stouting, Stoutynge, co. Kent, 391.
StoQwell, Nicholoe, 405.
Stow onm Qu\s Stowequye, co. dam-
bridge, 333, 387.
, 'Deffen* marsh in, 338.
Stowe [oo. Norfolk], 61.
, oo. Northampton, 96.
Stowe, John, 210, 3H, 402, 623.
, ..., abbot of Ramsey, 608,
610.
Stowell, Thomas, knight, 519, 608, 609.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
9 oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, &c., 201, 350, 427,
469, 475.
, William, knight, 528.
Stowequye. See Stow cum Quy.
Stowey, oo. Somerset, 496.
Stow^ton. See Stanghton, Great.
Stowmarket, Stowe Market, co. Suffolk,
44a.
Stnadbroke, Stratbrook. Stratbrooke
[oo. Suffolk], aliens dwelling at,
560, 572.
Stradareburg. See Stiasbui^.
Stnadlyng, StradeLyng, Edward,
knight, 194, 220, 356, 624.
, , justice in South Wales,
116.
, , oommissioner of oyer
and terminer, 130.
, , commissioner to take
musters, 476.
, Jokn, knight, 368.
, , Joan, wifeof, 368.
Strange, Sttraunge, C8iristopher, 352,
404, 523.
, John, 404, 432.
, , Alice, wifeof, 432.
, Extraneus, Richard, 66.
, Thomas, 246.
, , knight, 106, 122, 284,
385.
, , treasurer of Ireland,
49.
Strangfere, Thomas, clerk, 118.
Stmnglond, John, chaplain, B.A., par-
son of St. Mary Somerset, Lon-
don, 468.
Sfcnangways, Stinangway, James, 70, 76,
108, 131, 202, 269, 278, 357, 359,
425, 616. 619, 620, 622, 623, 626,
628.
, , commissioner of oy^
and terminer, &c., 82, 129, 219,
275, 293, 302, 349, 350, 352.
} , commissiiMier de wttUtis
et fossaiis, 273, 280.
, ^, the elder, 183, 248.
, , tte younger, 183, 248,
521.
t , , oommis8i<Hier (rf
array, 360.
> , , Elisabeth, wife
of, 183, 248.
, Nicholas, 183. 248, 269.
J , gentleman, 332.
, Roger, 131. •
y lliomas, commiasioneir de wdUiU
et fossatis, 280.
Strasburg, Stroderabuj^, Strawet-
burg}i, in Almain, 549, 560.
in Alsaoe, Straweburgh in
Argentyne, Sfcroweeburgh in
Elset in Pruoe (sic), 643, 675.
Strata Florida Too. C2ardigan], Rhys,
abbot of, 296.
Stratbrooke. See StradbrtAe.
Stnatfield Mortimer. Stiatfeldmorte-
mer [oo. Berks], 613.
., manor of, 514.
., vksars of. See ChauntroU,
William; Webbeley, Robert.
GENERAL INDEX.
916
Sfcratfard, atwttforde, Strotford, oo.
Snfiolk, 91, 438.
St. Andrew, Veisee, Vaises, in,
^46, 444.
Stmtford &tte Bowe. iSee Bow.
atratford Oammon, by Old Saram, co.
Wilts, 26.
Stratford on Avon, Siratford on Avene,
Stretford upon Avene, co. War-
wick, 289, ^, 693.
, chapel of St. Thomafi the
Martyr at, warden and dbaplains
of, 179.
Stiatford. Dean's, by old Sarum, oo.
Wilta, 26.
Stratford Langthorne, Stratford, Stret-
fodrd lAnetborx) [co. Essex],
abbey of, ^ten paibent of Joan
queen of England dated at, 828.
y an alien dwelling at, 665.
Stratford. Stratforde, John de. arcjh-
bishop of Cbtnterbury [13£^ld48],
letters patent of, &,
, Richard, of Stratford, gentle-
man, 91.
, Thomas, of Withington, yeo-
man, 167.
StamttoQ, 00. Bedford, 313.
Stnatton <yr Stretton, Augustine de,
esquire, 624.
, , of Eirton, 61.
David, Serjeant usher oi the
liall, Ac., 44.
, John, 10, 410.
, , meroer, of London,
488.
, Richard, of Abbot's Langley,
yecHuan, 96.
, TbomaB, 874.
, Thomas do, dean of Liohfield,
452.
, William, 296.
Straunge. See Strange.
Straweburgh in Argentyne. See Stras-
borg in Alsaoe.
Strawesburgh. Su Stcasburg.
Streatley, Streteley, co. Bedford, 165.
, Streteld, oo. Berks^ 232.
Streoche, John, 143.
Streetly, Stretelee, co. Cambridge, 886.
Strelley, Hugh, of Brough, 413.
, John, 410.
, Riohard, 409.
, Robert, knight, 409.
Strengev, Strenger, John, yeoman of
the bakery cund baker of the
household, 3, 223.
, , purveyor, 804.
Strenisham. John, contiX)Uer of the
search at Poole, 468.
Strensale, John, vioar of Bmyton, 168.
Strete, Sbret, John, of Bristol, mer-
chant, 168.
, , of Kneesworth, 387.
, the younger, of Wes-
terley, 446.
, , Thomas, the younger,
son of, 4196.
, , Marion, wifeof,
445.
, , William and
John, sons of, 445.
, Reginald, cdtisen and mercer
of London, afterwards of Knees-
worth, 10. 94, 160, 288.
, Richard, of Bristol, merchant,
168.
, Roger, 242.
.Simon, cdtisen and grocer of
London, 18, 90.
, , attorney, 68.
, Waiter, 579.
, William, 68.
Stretehale. See Strethall.
Stretele, Streteley. See Streatley.
Stretelee. Su Streetly.
Stretford. Su Stratford.
Stretford upon Avene. Su Stratford
on Avon.
Stretfoid Langtbora. Su Stratford
Langthome.
Stretham [co. Oambridee or Streath^m,
CO. Surrey], an alien dwelling at,
565.
Strethall, Stretehale, co. Esses, 485.
, parson of. Su Waleys, John.
Stretlee, John, esquire, 897.
Stretton, oo. Rutland, 603.
, oo. Warwick, 384.
Stretton. Su Stratton.
Strioh, Nioholas, 648.
Strigtdl. Su Chepstow.
Strik, John, 682.
Sferiklaud, Stirkeland, Stirkland, Strike-
land. Striklond, St^kland,
Strykeland, Styrkeland, Robert,
of Walworth, esquire, SoO.
, Thomas, commissioner of ariay,
.., knight, 40, 42, 366,
626.
, , , commissioner of
array, oo. Weetmoreland, 71.
, Waiter, esquire, 16. 118, 464.
, , commissioner of array,
72.
, , deputy butler, 490.
, master of the king's
harriers, 65, 66, 117.
Strohby. Su Sfarubby.
Strode. Su Strood.
Strode, Austin, clerk, 95.
, Richard, 882.
Strogoill. Su Chepstow.
Stronge, Robert, 873.
Strooaay, Stronsey, isle of Orkney, 586.
916
GENERAL INDEX.
Strood, StPode^o. Kent, hospital of St.
Mary, 968.
, ., master cl. See Gor-
well, Jobn.
Stropyahawe. See Strampshaw.
Btoote, Herman, of Hamburg, 36.
Strotiber, Hians, 546.
, William, 622.
, , oommissioner to flaaess
a grant; 136.
, , esoheator in Northnm-
berland, 56.
Strottewayte, Master John, bachelor in
laws, 321.
Sfcroute, Jolbn, 573.
Strowei^ragh. See Strasburg.
Sbrubby, Strobby by Markeby, oo. Lin-
coln, 480.
Stnimpshaw, Stropehawe, oo. Norfolk,
aliens dwelling at, 580.
Stryke, Richard, parson of Sherfield,
431.
Strykeland, Strykland. See Strikland.
Stuard, John, knigh<t, captain of Bise-
banok tower, 29.
See also Steward.
Stubbe, John, 272, 625.
, William, 272, 407.
Studham. See Stedham.
Stuffyn, Balph, of Mansfield Wood-
house, 365, 409.
Stukey. See Stiffkey.
Stukston. See Thruxton.
Stunsf eld . See Stonesfield .
Stuple. See Steele.
Sturdyvale, WilKam, 376.
Sturgeon, Nicholas, ^ebendary of
Hollington in HastinflB free
chapel, 264, 286.
Sturmere, Henry, 623.
Storminster MarshaJU, Sturmynstre
Mareschall. oo. Dorset, 226.
Sturmy, Sturmi, John, 371, 402, 406,
632. > , , ,
Sturmyn, John, of New Buckenham,
yeoman or gentleman, 441.
Robert, of Bardfield, clerk, 306.
Sturry, Sturr^, oo. Kent, 86.
, vicar of. See Hall, Bichard;
Leohe, WiUiam.
atury, Bichard, 107.
Stuaton, Thuston, oo. Suffolk, 600.
Stuttcn, CO. Suffolk, an alien dwelling
at, 672. *
Styche, John, 360.
Styohehale. See Stirichall.
Stydolf, Thomas, 390.
Styford, oo. Northumberland, 120, 142.
Styfuyngton, Hugh de, 473.
Stygjit. See Utrecht.
Stykland, Bichard, of Aihorer, 411.
Styte, John, 509.
, Thomas, mercer of London, 343.
WiUiam, 302.
Styllesone, Stephen, of BeTerky, 18.
Stypylasshtooi. iSfee Steeple Asbton.
Stypyngle. See Stepping^ey.
Styrkeland. See Strikland.
Stystede, John, of Peckham, 86.
Styuecle. See Stokeley.
Styvour, John, 391.
Styward. See Steward.
Suaward, Peter, 550.
Subburgh, Peter, 567.
Subhechyngiham. See SiUie Heding-
ham.
subsidies, 28, 46, 54, 68, 69, 104, 118,
124, 132, 179, 182, 186, 200, 206,
223, 224, 261, 264, 286, 288, 294,
303, 323, 328, 388, 353, 369, 426,
460, 461, 453, 460. 462, 466, 468,
471, 488, 537, 540.
, assignment of, 294.
, enquiry as to frauds upon, 528.
, loan for the king on the security
of, 353-356.
Suclyng, George, 616.
Sudbury, an alien dw^elling at, 674.
, CO. Derby, 451.
, oo. Suffolk, 98.
I , archdeaconry of, taxa<
tion in, 258, 339.
Sudbury, Sudbery, Master John, 513.
) , parson of Newnham
[oo. Southampton], 67.
, Robert, 401.
Sudde, John, of Oarleton, 694.
Suenston, oo. Buck'in^iam, 398.
Suerment, alicu Barbour, William, 541.
Suete, James, 663.
Sufflet. iSfes Surfleet.
Suffolk, 160, 161, 254, 277, 327, 430,
422, 426.
, assiaes in, 1, 68.
, coasts of, 303.
, commiflsiooen of army in, 523.
I oommiesioners to assess a grant
m, 137.
commissioners to mise a loan
in, 60, 126, 127, 854, 530.
> QommiaBiooers of oyer and
terminer in, 132, 138, 330.
, concealments, Ac., in, 74, 496.
, deputy admiral in. iSes Norfolk.
» escheator in, 49, 222, 246, 248,
283, 428, 464, 608.
f See also Brewes, Tho-
mas; Grey, Henry; HeTenyng-
ham, John.
> fairs and markets in, 326.
1 fencible men and mariners to
be taken in, 636.
, inquisitions in, 48, 211, 277.
358.
, justices of the peace in, 625.
GENERAL INDEX.
917
SufiFoik— conf.
, outlawriw in, 8, 10, 14, 17, 22,
90, 91, 96. 157, 160, 166, 168, 2^0
2S4, 238, 230, 805, 308, 314, 315
316, 318, 319, 429, 430 433 438
441, 478, 479, 480, 481, 484, 4861
486.
, ports of, 130, 277.
, ahoriff of, 50, 137, 303, 331, 354,
426.
, temporalities in,
of CSiristohuroli, Oanterbury,
420.
of Eifftow Abbey, 49.
of Ramsey abbey, 508.
, tenth end fifteenth from,
assignments of, 60, 111, 115.
, trespasses, Ac., in, 303.
, anshdeaoonry of, taxation in,
258, 389.
t earl of. See Pole, Michael de
la ; Pole, William de la.
Sagge, William, parson of Soutbam.
165.
Saker, Bobert, 169, 316.
Suklyng, George, poireyor, 117.
Salgmve, oo. Northampton. 230.
Sulhampstead Bannister, Silbamstedo
Banastre [oo. Berks]. 264.
W parson of. See Grove, Balph ;
laxhale, IliomaB.
Sulletooa. See Selattyn.
Sulthom. See Souldem.
Somerton. See Somerton.
Sumery, Adam de, of Bygrave, 461.
, Simon de, 245.
Somnoor, Thomas, batcher and citicen
of London, 596.
Sumpter, John, of Colchester, 64.
Sundridge, Sondresshe, Sondrys^. co.
Kent, 307, 388.
Sandart. See Zundert.
Sunryst, Henry, 586.
Supe, Bobcat, 363.
Sarenoestre. See CSpenoester.
Surflet, Hkmims, 372.
Surfleet, Sufllet [oo. Lincoln], 61.
Siurey, 359, 379. 420, 425, 464.
J commissioners of array in, 524.
t commissioners to raise a loan
in, 50, 127, 364.
I commissioners to assess a gnaiit
m, 138.
, concealments, Ac., in, 153.
the earl of Arundel's lands in,
464. '
, eacheator in, 103, 121, 146, 246,
260, 263, 283, 463.
inquisitions in, 359.
> justices of the peace in, 625.
, knight of the shire for. See
Periby, John.
> oath against maintaining peace
breaken to be administered in,
879.
Surrey — cont
, outlawries in, 23, 88, 93, 96,
169, 229, 307, 309, 314, 320, 479,
481, 484 485.
, Aeriff' of, 60, 110, 127, 129,
138, 163, 303, 326, 354, 4S5.
f See also Ardem, John;
Vjnohe, William ; TJyedale, John.
, temponditiee in, of CSirist-
dhupoh., Oanierbury, 420.
} tenth and fifteenth from, as-
adgnments of. 60, 120. 5B8.
, , oollectons of, 120.
, treepaasee, Ac., in, 303.
; eftri of. See Waronne, Wil-
liam de.
Soiyen. John, 538.
Susseoc, 130, 173, 359, 420, 425, 464, 473,
474, 525. > ' » ' »
> ooasteof, 303.
commissioners of array in, 473,
474, 620. ^ y >
1 oommiasioners to assess a gnant
m, 138.
I oommisBioners to raise a loan
m, 60, 127, 353.
oomnMaaioners de wdlUds et
fossaHs in, 346.
, ooncealmente, Ac., in, 74, 153.
, ewi of ArundeFs lands in, 464.
, escheator in, 108, 106, 145, 223,
246, 260, 453, 468.
, inquisitions in, 130, 274.
••, justices of the peace in, 96, 239.
626. '
, kni^ts of the shire for. See
St. John, WiUiam; Sydney,
Wiiuam.
• <»*b against maintaining peace
breakers to be taken in, S/2,
outlawries in, 10, 20, 90, 93, 96
'A '^: '& ^ ^*' ^' ^'
, ports of, 130, 202, 277.
;^^*erifPof, 30, 127, 129, 138, 163,
303, 329, 353,'354.'426;473,' 474!
> iSTee a2^ Uvedale, John.
.temporalities in, of Christ-
church, Canterbury, 420.
tenth and fifteenth from,
assignments <rf, 60, 115.
, trespasses, Ac., in, 303.
Suter, Gelderland, 574.
Sutfen, Sutfem. See Zutfen.
Sutihampton. See Southampton.
Suthbnoke. See Southebroke.
Suthbume. See Southbum.
Suthcadbury. See Oadbury, South.
SnthoQtorewe. See Heathiow.
Suthfiete. See Southfieet.
Suthleen, Suth Lenn. See Lynn, South.
Suthwell. See Southwell.
Suttwerk. See Southwark.
Suthwyk. See Southwick.
Suthwyk, Henry, 392.
Sutte, Bobert, 428.
918
GENERAL INDEX.
Sistterton, Sotarton, oo. Lincoln, 160.
SuttoD, oo. Derby, 411.
, €(0. Kent, 99.
, oo. LiiMM)ln, 169.
[oo. Middlesex], 5.
, , pasture oalled ' Juddes-
oroft* in, 5.
, oo. Nottingham, 365, 409.
, oo. Somerset, 4d6.
, CO. SuOT»y, 223, 381.
, ., vioar of. See Faryasyde,
Joiin; Ridbore, Jo^n.
, C0. Warwick, 384.
, oo. York, 302.
Sutton, Gatlierine, wife of William,
191.
, Hiamo, Hamon, ISO, 498, 521,
620.
, commissioner to raise a
loan, &o., 50, 126.
, , commissioner to flssess
a grant, 138.
, ^deputy butler in tftie
port ol ifingston upon HuU;, 490.
, eequire, 202.
, , mayca* of tbe staple of
Calais, 269.
, , of Lincoln, 26.
, Henry, of denoihwarton, yeo-
man, 308.
Isabella, of London, widow, 6,
14, 97.
, John, 154, 369, 607.
, , puireyor of piheasants,
partridges, &o., 224k.
, knight, 246, 399, 506.
, J king's lieutenant of
Ireland, 37, 48.
, , steward of the lordflihip
of dun and of Pursiow hundsvid,
464.
•, constable of dun cattle,
490.
., John de, of Dudley, kni^t,
lord Dudley, 247, 624, 627.
., John, parson of Linwood, 66.
-, , of Loddon, mariner,
445.
., of Surfleet, 61.
'i , the younger, goldsmith
of London, 15.
., , of Stamford, 26.
., Richard, 409.
., , kniglht, 210.
., , dmper of London, 492.
., , Alioe, wife of, 432.
., lliomas, 622.
1 .., of Milton, Peter-
bopoa^, 12, 33, 66. .
* , parson of SkeffingUm,
312.
., Walter, 403, 484.
' Sutton — coFif.
, WUliam or WUliam de, 24, 144,
242, 364.
, , son of Fulk de, 150,
151, 152.
, , of Boston, donsel, 433.
, of Northbourne, 369.
, , of Osbaston, gentle-
man, 431.
Sutton and Bolyngton, diocese of York,
514.
^parson of. See diarite, John;
Home, John.
Sutton Bonnington, Bonyngfton. oo.
Nottin^m, 191, 283, 490.
, panaon of. See Hill, William.
Sutton in HoUand, Suttom oi Holaiid,
00. Linc<^n, 381.
Sutton Yalenoe, oo. Kent, 91, 247.
, ' diartohirohecix>ft ' in, 247.
Sutwerk. See Southwark.
Suypstoo, John, 557.
Swabia, Swaven, Swavene, aliens from,
in England, 551, 567.
Swaby, William, chaplain, paisoa of
Horstead, 267.
Swafeld. Thomas, Augustinian friar of
Stamford, 447, 450.
, William, of Bnuinston, gentle-
man, 370.
Swaffham, Swafham, an alien dwelling
at, 575.
Swafham, Swofham, co. Cam-
bridge, 885,387.
, vicar of. See Goto-
bedde, John.
, Swiifham, oo. Norfolk, 479,484.
Swaldiffe, Swaldyf, oo. Oxford, 303.
Swalclyf, John, 471.
Swalfeld. See Swallowfield.
Swale, the river, oo. Yock, 214, 301,
524, 536. » ^ >
Swale, William de, of Grinton, 302.
SwaUowfield, Swalfeld, oo. Berks
bailiffs of, 490.
, paa-kerof, 490.
Swan, Alan, 328.
y David, of Dorking, esquii^, 380.
, John, 73, 407.
*•' 9 of Bremen, an alien,
572.
» » of Southfleet, 390.
1 • V , from Tagons in Zee-
Mund, an alien, 569.
Swanesoombe, John, 334.
Swanesoomp. See Swansoombe.
swanierd, offioe of, grant <rf, 329.
Swanlond, Swanlonde, ThofiMs, of
Beverley, 62.
I , of Lynn, 13.
L • y Agnes (Bnonn), wife of,
13.
, WiUiam, 408.
Swannesoombe. See Swanscomb.
Swannesley, Walter, 670.
GENERAL INDEX.
919
Swiannington, Swenjngton, oo. Norfolk,
SwaDBoombe, Swaneeoomp, Swannefl-
oombe, oo. Kent, cnurch of, 326.
y manor of, 614.
Swianston, Sweynston, ialo of Wisiht,
122. 123, 608.
Swianton, Andrew, 406.
Swanwrdi, John, of Soalthorp, clerk,
168.
Swardeston, Swerdeston [co. Norfolk],
694.
Swarkeston, Swarston, oo. Derby, 412.
Swayen, Swarene. See Swabia.
SwaTesey, Swaveeeye, oo. Gambridfife.
385, 386, 387.
, vioar of. See Hboley, Niohokw.
, an alien dwelling at, 663.
Swayn, Sweyn, Hezury, vioar of Witoh-
ingham St. Mary. 229.
, John, 270, 406.
, , the younger, 407.
, Richard, clerk, 97.
, Robert, of Tnnatead. yeoman,
316.
Sweden, Swethe, Swethyn, aliens from,
in England, 666, 684.
Sweft. See Swift.
Swele appon Dioell, in 'Dnoheland,'
567,
Swell, Swelle, oo. Gloaoeeter, 229.
Sweoeid, John, of Ru^ton, 22.
Swenyngton. See Swannington.
Swerdeston. See Swardeaton.
Swergton, Richard, 167, 185.
Swetener, John, 667.
Swethyn. See Sweden.
Swett, Peter. 670.
Swettenham, Richard, of Shrewsbury,
aoriyener, 158.
Swetyne, Swetynge, William, parson of
fixMifi^bam, 183, 187.
) , parson of Kilrington,
JLOi (
Sweyn. See Swayn.
Sweynston. See Swanston.
Swift, Sweft, Swyft, Swyfte, John, 393,
o9d.
, Juliana, 239, 240.
I Peter, of Lambeth, gentleman,
380.
, WiUiam, 393.
, , of Bucks, 23.
SwiUington, Swyllyngt<Hi [co. York], 99.
SwiUyngton, Swylyngton, Swyllyngfcon,
Roger, 292.
, , knight, 48.
......... brother Thomas, monk. 360.
Swimbrook, SwynBroke, oo. Oxford.
170.
Swindon, Heyeewyndoo, oo. Wilte, 482.
Swine, Swyn, oo. York, 276.
Swineshead, Swynahede, an alien dwell-
ing at, 683.
, Swyneshede, oo. Huntingdon,
334.
, Swyneshed, oo. Lincoln, 381.
Swingfield, Swynfeld, oo. Kent, 388.
Swofham. See Swaffham.
Swofham, Robert, 11.
Swollo. See Zwodle.
Swolle, Jchn, 672.
Swuday, John, 667.
Swyer. Thomas, 404.
Swyft, Swyfte. See Swift.
Swyllyngton, Swylyngton, Swjrllyng-
ton. See Swulington; SwUlyng-
ton.
Swyn. See Swine.
Swyn, Richard, 129.
Swynbrook. See Swimbroc^.
Swynbum, Swynhourae, Swynburne,
, Robert, of Newoaatle-on-Tyi^®;
merchant. 94, 169.
, William, knight, 396.
Swynoombe [oo. Oxford], 451, 454.
Swyndon, Thomas, of Alton, co. South-
ampton, gentleman, 94.
Swynerton, Giles, eequire. 400.
, Robert, esquire, 400.
, Thomas, esquire, 400.
Swyneahed, Swyneshede. See Swines-
head.
Swyneshede, Roger, esquire, 400.
Swynfeld. See Swing&eld.
Swynfeld, John, rent-oatherer of the
hoepital of St. J^in of Jerusalem
in England, 88.
Swynfen, Thomas, esquire, 400.
Swynflete, Hugh, of London and Hull.
Swynford, Margaret, abbess of Barking,
260. ^'
, Ihomflfi, of Bath, 167.
Swynforth, Thomas, knight, 271, 283.
> • , Margaret late the wife
of John TkkTcy, previously the
wife of, 271, m
Swynahede. See Swineshead.
Swyntonj^ William, vioar of Bromley,
7 .......... vioar of Great Maple-
stead, 187.
Swyper, John, of Kingston [co. Nott-
ingham]. 293.
Sybbyll Hethyngham. See Sible Hed-
ingham.
Sybeton. See Sibton.
Sybsey, John, the younger, <rf Toft
husbandman, 439.
Sybyly dUas Sebile. John, of Cowlinge,
gentleman, 230.
Syda, John, chaplain, 64.
Sydene, Sydeney, l^deneye. See
Sydney.
Sydenhale, Thomas, of Tanworth, es-
quire, 384.
920
GENERAL INDEX.
^deulmm, SidenbAm, oo. Devon, 1S5.
Sydenliam, John, 47.
, , of oo. Wilts, gentknuin,
217.
, EiohATd, 605.
, Simon, dean of Salisbory, 106.
, oosnmifisioner to raise a
loan, 51.
, , bifihop of Ohichester
(:i430-14a7J, m, 204, 274, 284,
285, 388, 372, 461, 463, 489, 491,
604, 626.
2 oommiasioner to raise a
Joan, 363.
Sydford. See Sidford.
Sydmanton, William, 403.
I^dney, Sidenay, Sydenay, Sydene,
Sydeney, Sydeneye, Sydnay,
Joihn, 425.
, WiUiam, 56, 130, 153, 303, 520,
626, 628. . .
, , oommiasioner to assess
a grant, 138.
y , commissioner de waUiit
et fassatU, 348.
J , knigjbt of tihe sbire for
Boflsex, 372.
} steward of the lorddhip
of Arundel, 466.
> , the yoanger, 153, 274.
> , of Oranley, 380.
Sydyngboum, Sydyngboume. See Sit-
tingboume.
Syerston, SLreston, oo. Nottingham,
§yff, John, 405.
Sy^n, ftrgjhyn. See Sichem.
Sygne, Peter, 566.
Syklyng. See Seoliii.
^yleby. ^ee SQeby.
^leby. Ralph de, of Sileby, yeoman,
94.
SyJefliam, William, 374.
^ylese. See Ziariksee.
Sylk, Sylke, William, 18, 405.
Sylkeetpn, Ralph, oitiaen and grooer oi
Landon, 487.
Sylly, Thomas, parson of Kardwick,
afterwards vioar of All Saints,
Cambridge, 510.
Symeon, John, 549.
, Robert, esquire, 395.
, William, 388.
Oymkynnes, John, of Aylaham, hus-
bandman, 318.
^mkyjison, Robert, of South Luffen-
iMun, 26.
' ^"^^^^^^S' ^ Spalding, husband-
man, 219.
Symme, James, 654.
Symmeson, WiUiam, of Zierikaee, an
alien, 573.
Symmesson, Giles, from Amsterdam, an
alien, 676.
Symond, Bymound, Henry, from
Riatyng in Almain, on. aUen, 661.
, James, oi Boston, gentleman
439.
, , from Vlaardingen, an
alien, 570.
.John, 64, 161, 272, 343, 372,
, , commisBaoner to aaseas
a gnant, 134.
, apprentice of the law,
602.
, , from H<^land, an alien,
544.
, of Manningtree, 'paner-
nmn,' dl3.
, , of Toppesfield, 368.
, , of Wisbech, husband-
mon, 316.
., Nicholas, from Leyer, Hol-
land, an alien, 687.
, , of Mounickendam, an
alien, 644.
, Thomas, of Hartlip, 389.
, William, paiscMi of Bucknell,
143.
, , paiBon of atandUce,
143.
See also Simond.
Symondes, Nicholas. See Othelye.
Symondeaburgfi, Master John, derk,
441.
Symondskirryk, Zeeland, 563.
Symondson, Derrik, fixvn Delft, an
alien, 672.
, Jolin, of Southwark, oord-
wainer, an alien, 661.
, Nicholas, from Haariem, an
alien, 642.
, Peter, firom Delft, an alien,
682. ^
, ., from Old Flushing, an
alien, 562.
, Richard, of Southwvtrk, oord-
waineir, an alien, 543.
i Sibart. from Stockholm, an
alien, 684.
See also Symundson.
Symound. See ^mond.
Symson, NiohoAaB, from Ziehkaee, an
aUen, 684.
2 William, son of John, of Orby,
labourer, 286.
Symundson, Edmund, from Wieri]
an alien, 662,
See also Symondson.
Syngiltcm, Sengylton, Thomas, eaquiie,
474.
, of Mendlesham, the
younger, 160.
» ■• > of Stonham, the elder,
160.
, , of Stowe, 61,
> Thomas de, of Broddioles, 379.
Syon abbey. See Isleworth.
Syon, Tliomas, 129.
GENERAL INDEX.
921
Sypater, John, 89.
Sype, Boger, 660.
Syrarnoldohiroiie. See 's Heetr Arends-
kerke.
Syrook, Henry, Sll.
Syreson, William, 568.
Syreesey^ Syrizse, Syrykse. See
Zierikzee.
SysewaUe. See Sisewell.
T
Taaf, Walter, 67.
tables end forms, 268.
Tachbrook, Tachebrook, oo. Warwick,
384.
Xacque€, Bartyn, merohant of Abbe-
viUe, 152.
I^adlow, Tadlowe, oo. Cambridge, 387.
Tadyngton. See Tarrington.
Tailboys, Tailebosoaa, Ito, 172.
, John, d69, 521.
, , esquire, 291, 292, 333,
dud.
, , oQmmisBioner to aasess
a grant, 139.
, Walter, 621, 630, 620.
, , esqaire^ 130, 147.
) , , oommissioner of
oyer and terminer, 82, 219.
, , , oommifieioner
de waUiis et fouatiSy 128, 199,
273, 348, 4®9.
TaiUard, Walter, 276, 374, 376, 618.
TaUIour, Tayloor, Tayllour, Alexander,
152.
, Andrew, pareon of Mattiahall
and Weaton, 689.
, Bdmund, of Kimboltcm, 376.
, Geoffrey, 277, 671.
, Hana, of Moerbeke, an alien,
> Hermann, of Zutfen, an alien,
682.
, James, ixom Sohiedam, an
alien, 573.
, John, 129.
, , draper, 345.
, , of Brinkley, 386.
9 , of Ghelmsford, tailor,
an alien, 653.
> , ci EaBterton, hos-
bandman, 158.
, , ci Norton Barent, 157.
, , of Watford, tailor, 88.
> , Isabel, wife of ,
88. > , ,
, NidH^as, 292.
) Peter, from Haarlem, an alien,
668.
Taillonr — eont
, Richard, 411.
, , of Spalding, husband-
man, 219.
, parson of Stoke Edith,
143.
, Roger, of Lydbury, husband-
man, 227.
, Thomas, of Aahwell, chaplain,
437.
, WiUiam, 261.
, , of St. Trond, an alien,
566.
tailors, commission to amest, 356.
Ibkele, John, 483.
I^akle, TSiomas, 394.
, , 'bayle,' 393.
lUapont. See Dalybont.
IVilbot, l^lebot, Christopher, son of
John, lord of, eequiie, 476.
, Edmund, knight, 200, 274, 360,
378, 379, 468, «».
, Henry, 117.
, , tfaitor to Henry V,
2^<i^ or John de, 73, 129, 379,
, , muster of, 353.
, , serjemvt at arms, 71,
74, 75. 124, 129, 130, 133, 202,
277, 527, 633, 534, 535.
, , knight, 369^ 408. 476,
613, 616, 618, 619, 62ft, m, 624,
628.
) , of Irchingfield, lord
Talbot and Fumiyal, afterwards
earl of Shrewsbury, 271, 497, 516,
617.
, , ransom of, 211.
, , of Hadleigh, 91.
, , of Halomshire, knight,
lieutenant in Iielasid, 57.
>. , of London, esquire, Ser-
jeant at arms, 329.
, Peter, 200, 274, 350, 488, 608.
) Biohard, grant of a fair and
market to, 100.
, , arohbiahop of Dublin
[1417-1449], 337.
J , deputy-lieutenant in
Irekuid, 57.
, Roger, of Hadkigh, draper,
486.
, Simon, 382.
, Thomas, 154.
, William, 420.
Taies, John, of Melton Mowbray, hus-
bandman, 227.
Taleton. iSfee Tallatcn.
Talionre, Peter, of SaU, 90.
IWlaoh^ Talkighan, Tallan, TaUey [oo.
Oarmarthenj, abbey of SS. Mary
and John Baptiat at 24, 69.
» I abbot of. Su DaTid;
David ap Yeyau.
>, , abbot and oonrent of,
charters to, 24.
922^
GENERAL INDEX.
talUge, 25, 171, 462.
Tallafi^t, oo. Dublin, T>(rm(ni, or Timo-
lAian, Tamothaai, in, prebend of,
in St. Patrick's catbedral, Dub-
lin, 225.
DalLan. See Tallach.
I\aIlaton, Dallerton, Taleton [oe.
Devon], 107, 201.
Talley. See Tiallach.
tallies, 498, 514, 516, 589.
Talmaohe, John, 180.
, , Joan, wife of. 180.
Talnai^, Richard, cbaplain, 198.
Talpont. See Talybont.
Taiwortb, Edmund, skinner of Londoai,
, John, 17.
Talybont, Ttalapont, Talpont [co. Mer-
ionetli], oommote, amobyr of,
263.
, woodward of. See Stalwoirth,
WiUiam.
Tamar, rirer, the, 25.
, rock of Ajaih in, 25.
, rook of 'la Hen' in, 25.
Tame. See Tbame.
Tame, Alexander, 352.
, Tboanaa, 219, 396.
, , esquire, 536.
Tamerton Foliot, Tamerton Folyet, oo.
Devon, 19.
Tamotihan. See Tallaght.
Tamsterdam. See Amsterdam.
Tamwortli, co6. Stafford and Warwick,
162, 384.
, bailiffs of, 603.
, castle of, 462.
, collegiate ohuroh of, 296,332,
347, 603, 604.
, , dean of. See Bate,
John; Delabere, John; Newport,
William.
, prebend of Bonehill,
Bolnehyll, in, 89.
, , , prebendary of.
See Frentys, John.
, manor of, 462.
Tamworth, Henry, of Lincoln, 7, 20.
, , of Winobelsea, mer-
chant, 168.
, John, 245, 291, 292, 366, 528,
534.
, Robert, parson of Kiloombe,
283.
, , parson of Llandyssil,
283, 463.
Tanoarrill, William de, 417.
Tank, Robert, 872.
Tanner, Tannour, John, 152, 296.
, *JL ^ CSiallow, husband-
nuui, 486.
, , of I}ynBhiam, 393.
, Richard, of Woodstock, 393.
, Robert, 607.
, Tliomas, of Dursley, 373.
Tan worth, Tonworth, oo. Warwick, 384.
Tap, Conrad, from Hameln, an alien,
575.
Tapele, John, of Hanslope, 398.
Tapener, John, burgess of Wells, 432.
Tapioere, William, parson of Spittle-
gate by Grantnam, 88.
tapioers, oommission to arrest, 355.
Taplow, Tappelawe, oo. BnokingbMn,
430.
Tappe, Thomas, 396.
Tappelawe. See Taplow.
Taiaunt or Terannt, William, of Marl-
borough, huabandman or hosier,
93.
Tarent, John, of Wedmore. the elder,
tailor, 155, 156.
, , , the younger,
taikir, 166.
Tarrant Gumrille, Tarent GundoTile, oo.
Dorset, manor of, 515.
Tarrington, Tadyngton, oo. Hereford,
'tartaryn,' 593.
Tasbur^, John, 407.
Tasker, Walter, 221.
Tasman, Thomas, vicar of Tibeoham,
185.
Tate, John, meroer of Ooventry, 13.
Tattershall, Tateshale, oo. Lizicoln, 149,
.161.
oastle of, 148, 149, 151.
lord of. See Dryby, John de.
, church of, advowson of, 149.
, , Thomas, pareon of, 149.
Tattingstone, Tatyngton, Tatyng^Btoa
Loo. Suffolk], fuienfi dwelling at,
650, 557, 574;
Taunt, Thomas, of Little Eversden, 3B7.
Tauntfere, William, of I2zeterj carpen-
ter, 308.
Taunton, 00. Somerset, 165, 366, 468,
487.
, aliens dwelling at, 566.
, men of, 60.
Taunton, John, of Guianes, 447.
Tarerham, William, 406.
Taremer, John, 610.
, Silvester, 583.
, William le, merchant and bur-
gess of Rouen, 637.
, WiUiam, of Wells, 00. Somer.
set, taverner, 309.
TaTerysham. See TeTersham.
TaTifitook, Tayystoke [00. Deron], 488.
, parson of. See Ludlowe, l%o-
maa; Pvkhri Patris, Master
John.
Tawenes, Gelderland, 660.
Tawton. North, NorthtawetoD, 00.
Devon, 196.
.parson of. See Bowere, John;
Lybet, Walter.
Taylour, Tayllour. See TaiSour.
GENERAL INDEX.
928
Tajser, Thomas, 541.
teal, 'teljB/ 4.
Tealby, T^relby [oo. Lincoln], 65.
Tebbe, WilliAm, 829.
Tebynliam. See Tibenham.
Teoe, Joihn, 556, 564.
Teohemerohe, Robert, prior of Bii^-
mead, 296.
TeeU, William, oontroUer and surveyor
of tihe search in tihe porte of
Lynn, Yarmoutli and Ipswicih,
264,338.
Teen. See Tirlemont.
Tees, These, tihe river, oo. York, 214,
524, 536.
Teesdale, Tesdale [oo. Darham], 478.
Tegowe, Balph, yeoman, 198.
Teigh, Tygjh, oo. Rutland, 370.
Teign mouth, Teigmoutih, Teygmuth,
Teyngmouth, oo. Devon, 221, 300.
, a balinger of, 221.
port of, deputy butler in. See
Devenyssii, John.
Teuibeigh, Teinber^^. See Tenby.
Telde, John van, 543.
Tele. See Tiel. *
Teleby, John, oanon <^ Nexnsome, 382.
Teleke, Gerard van, 321.
Tellisford, T&leeiordy oo. Somerset.
21.
Temmesford. See Tempeford.
Tempest, John, knight, 378.
Roger, of Brou^ton, esquire,
378.
, Roland, %28, 534.
, WiUiam, 276.
, , knight, 360.
Temple, John, 385.
Temple Dinsley, Benley Temple, oo.
Hertford, 17.
Tempsford, Temmesford, oo. Bedford,
advowson of the church of, 296.
Temae, Thomas, 871.
, WiUiam, 371.
Ten. See Tirlemont.
Tenand, Bayn, of Graven, yeoman, 379.
, Roger, of Longatroiher, yeo-
man, 379.
Tenbuiy, Themedebury, oo. Woiroester,
90.
Tenby, Dvnby, Teneby, Teinbeig|h,
Teinbergh, Tenebegh, Tynby,
TVneby, oo. Pembroke, 183, 220,
504, 505, 506.
, aliens dwelling at, 563.
, bailiffs and good men of, 28,
163.
, burgesses of, 27.
, oaatle and lordship of, 298.
, Humphrej duke of Gloocester's
town &t, 183.
, mariners of, 78.
, mayor and borgesses of, obar-
ters to, 26, 27.
, quayage at, 183.
Tendale, Robert, 2^, 246.
, yeoman of the dbam-
ber, 24.
^ , amobyr and woodwaiti
m the commotBS of Lsaaplh and
Upihagh, 449.
Tendepden, Rc^bert, 54.
, , Rose, wife of, 54.
Tendring, Tenderyng, Tendryng, Ten-
dryngge, oo. Essex. 96, 169.
, hundred of, 333, i503, 504, 505,
506.
, oonstable of. See Teye,
Robert.
Tendryng, William, of Little Birch, 64.
Tone. See Tirlemont.
Tenebegh. See Tenby.
Teneiham. See Teynham.
Tenerey, Hugh, of Stapleford, 365.
Tenet, isle of. See Thanet.
Teniham. See Teynham.
Tenham, Thomas, of Tlhanet, 390.
Tenkhusen. See Enkhuiaen.
Tenofferhous, Walter, 546.
Tenon. ^Siee Tirlemont.
Tenterden, Tentyrden. Tynderden, oo.
Kent, 319, 389, 390.
tenths and other quotas, exemption
from, 191.
Tentyrden. See Tenterden.
Tenyn. See Tirlemont.
Tepynden, Henry, 890.
Teraunt. See Taj*aun(t.
Terell. See Tyrell.
Ter^l Treagbau, Otho, of Treaghan
Pykken, oo. Cornwall, gentle-
man, 485.
Terling, Terlyng, oo. Essex, 267, 458,
489.
, vioar of. See Shirwode, John.
Terglowe, Tergowe. See Gouda.
Terlin^ham, Thirlyngibam [parish of
Folkestone], oo. Kent, 368, 414.
Tenouane, Terwen, Tirwen [Picardy],
546, 567, 568.
, diocese of, 69, 182 248.
, L., biAop of, 69, 182, 253.
, bishop <^, the king's chanoeUor
of IViauce, 516.
Terrjns, John de, 201.
Terwen. See Terouane.
Teryngham. See Tyringjbam.
Tdryngton, John, parson of Lolwortii,
887.
Tesdale. See Teesdale.
Tesell. See Texel.
Tesmare, Henry, master of the Alp la
Marie Kwtfght, of Damtsig, or of
Stettin, 357, 470.
Teesell, Tessyll. See Texel.
Testede, William, 397.
Testerton, TestyitosL oo. Norfolk, par-
son of. See Hervey, Tbomas.
Tete, John, 541.
924
GENERAL INDEX.
Tetford. See Thetford.
Tetlowe, Tefctelawe. Tettiow, Adam de,
274, 350, 468.
, , esquire, 608.
, Boberfc. of Oldbam, gentleman
or fiAnklin, 317, 318.
Tetteford. See Thetlord.
Teatonic Kanse. See Haause.
Tevelby. See Tealby.
Tererey, Hng^, 462.
Teversfaam, Tayerysham, co. Gam-
bridge, S33, 386.
TeviotdaJe, Ty^ydale, Sooftland, 188.
Tewe, WilliAm, pai»on of St. Leonard's,
Winchdflea, 322.
Tewkesbury, Tewekesbury, oo. Glou-
.oester, 6.
, abbey of St. Mary of, abbot
of. See Willkim.
, oliarter of Henry m dated at.
260.
Texel, Teeell, Teasell, TBseiM, TesByll,
Holland, 663, 661, 666, 684.
Teyberton. See libberton.
Teye, John, 6^.
, , esquire, 401.
, Robert de, eeqnire, 64.
, , Joibn, Bon of, 64.
, , of CO. Elseex, conatable
of Cok^hester castle and of tibe
hundred of Tendring, 305, 333.
Teyemaister, Henry, 674.
Teygmutb. See Teignmouth.
Teyll. See Thiekn.
Teyn. See Tirlemont.
Teyngmoutli. See Teignmoutli.
Teynham, Tenbam, co. Kent, 300.
, vioar of. See Wade, William
Teynton, William, of Eycote, buffhaiid.
man, 478.
Teyiser, Robert, 406.
Thacciher, David, 277.
l%iaoibam, Tbaciheam. See Thaidbam.
T!hackombe, John, 397.
Xhiakeham, Tbakbam, co. Sussex, 230.
Tbakker, William, 406.
Tbame, Tame, oo. Oxford, 160, 306.
, John, abbot of, 304.
Thame, John, commissioner of array,
474.
, Thomas, 610, 620, 626.
, , surveyor of Oanford
park, 2, 36.
Thames, the river, 130, 202, 950, 366,
360, 627.
, i&ips to be arrested in, 277.
, swanherd in, grant of office
of, 329.
T%Lanie4>, isle of, T^net, oo. Kent, 86,
109, 192, 369, ^.
, an alien dwelling in, 643.
, muBter of mariners within,
611.
Thatoham, Tliaoham, nMMsheam^ co.
Berks, 232, 404.
Thaxted, Thaxstede, oo. SSssex, 306,
401, 601.
, nMWor of, 614.
Theooher, Roger, of Tamerton Foliot.
19.
Theddingworth, Thedyngworth, oo.
Leicester, 232, 433.
Thele. See Staiistead St. Margiaret.
Theknetham, Thomas, of I^idfaam,
clerk, 487.
y. , paTson of All Saints,
Willingbam and Bexwell, 592.
Themedebury. See Tenbury.
Themovy, John, merchant and master
of the Sefiffd Guittauiii, of
Brittany, 219, 348.
Theobald, archbishop of Oanterbury
[1139-1161], 174, 176, 419.
Theolocus. See Theuley.
These, the river. See Tees.
Thetford. Tetford, Tetteford, oo. Nm*-
folk, 87, 161, 232.
, an alien dwelling at, 561.
, prior of, 404. •
Thetford, Thomas, abbot of St.
Saviour's, Bernxmdsey, 249, 960.
Theuepath. See Dupath.
Theuley abbey, Thedocui [France,
Haute-Saone], 191.
, abbot of, 252.
, John, abbot of, 191.
Thewythwyth, oo. Derby, 411.
Ihielen, T^U, Brabant, 672.
Thielt, Tyelt, Flanders, t;38, 662.
Thiknes, Nicholas, gentlenMua, 400.
Tbirkeld. iSfee Thirlkeld.
Thirlewall, William, oommiasicmer de
waUiis et fossaUs, 199.
Thirlewynd, Thomas, 10.
Ihirlkeld, Thirkeld, Henry, knigjht,
commissioner of amay, 71.
, WiUiam, 383.
Thirlyngham. See Terlingham.
Thimyng, Thyrnyng, Josai wife of
WLlliA.m, knight, 284.
, WiUiam, 605.
, chief justice of the
Bench under Henry IV, 12, 14,
16, 16, 18, 96, 121, 165, 170, 231,
317, 430, 433, 436, 484.
Thinsk, Thresk, Thrisk, co. Toric, 138,
228, 260, 378.
2 ohuroh of, altar of St. Anne
in, chantry at, 211.
Thirwall, Roland, 396.
ThiatilwoTth, Ihxstylworth. See Isle-
worth.
Thoars. See Thouars.
Thoen, Gilbert van, 567.
Tholen, Tholevyn, Zeekmd, 648.
Thomalyns, J<^, of Sul^rttve, hus-
bandman, 230.
GENERAL INDEX.
926
Hiomas, the ohaplain, 245.
, the deacon, 96S.
ap Llewellin, 606.
de Lanoastre. duke of CkureiDce,
and earl of Albemarle, 195.
, Margaret, wife of , 195.
TbomAfl, John, 646.
, , paiwm of St. Thonaas
the Martyr, Winohekea, 691.
, William, of Bristol, 342.
, , parson of Broa^hton
FoggB, 19S.
ThomaBiioo, Adrian, from Dordrecht,
an alien, 559.
, Alard, from ZierilcBee, an
alien, 545.
, Henry, from Zierikzee, an
alien, 541.
Thomasaone, Robert, parson of Bisley,
36.
Thombe, Walter, 241.
Thomely, John, 395.
Thomelyns, William, 392.
Thommes, William, clerk, 446.
Thomson, John, of Great Wyche, yeo-
man, 432.
, Robert, of Kingston upon Hull,
619.
niooalby, John, clerk, 12, 96.
Thordon, Roger, 278.
Thoresby, lliorisby, ThouBby, Henry,
345.
, John, 621.
, y oommJasioiier de kiddlis,
132.
, , of Ooxby, 382.
, , of Lynn, merthant,
220.
Itorilby. See Tliurlby.
Thorle, Niohokis, knight, 400.
Tfaorlethorp, John, one of the auditors
of tne duchy of Cbmwall, 187.
Thorleirall, William, 692.
Thorley, John, clerk of the oontrolment
ci the king's household, porker
of Lang^ey Marsh park, 196.
, NiohofaM, 504, 505.
, , knigfet, 483, 522, 616.
, , of B»ex, knight, 445.
Hum or Thome, John, 318.
, WUliam, 649.
, , chaplain, 68.
• , master of the ship la
Trinite of Hull, 335.
Thoraburgji, Tborneborgih, Riohard,
95.
Roland de, 26.
Tbombuxy, Philip, knights 46, 461,
635, 610, 618.
, oommissjoner of oyer
and terminer, 75, 81.
Thomdon. See Horndon, West.
Thomdon, Thomedon, Giles, esquire,
oosistable of Dublin castle, 443.
, ,^ oommissioner to take
musters in Ireland, 471.
, , usher of the chamber,
506.
, John, 343, 494.
Thorne. See T%om.
Thiomeburgh. See TlKyrnburgh.
Ithornedon. See lliorndon.
Hiomer, Thomour, oo. York, 85.
Thomes, John, 184.
, , oontroUar of trooage
and peeage in the port of
Ipswich, Si.
, , Agnes, wife of, 184.
, Richard, 184.
, niocnas, bailiff of Shrewsbury,
470.
Thametoin, Roger, oommissioner of
array, 361.
Tlborney, Thorneye, oo. Oambridge, 457.
, , abbot of, 170, 228.
) , i9ee also Kyrke-
ton, Alan.
Thomey, West. Westhomhey [oo.
Sussex], 614.
.parson of. See Reaton, John;
Tolyte, Thomas.
Thornham, oo. Kent, 345.
Thornhill, Henry, of EUand, yeoman,
317.
Thornhohne, Thorneholme [oo. York!,
369. '
, prtoiy of St. Mary, 267.
Thomottr, Robert, 86, 86.
> , awi of Thomas, 86.
Thornton, an alien dwelling at, 684.
> CO. Buckingfuun, 296.
, oo. Lincoln, 148, 161.
in Lonadaie. Thornton in Lons.
dale [oo. York, W.R.], 2.
Thornton, Henry, bailiff of the
honours of Bouk>gne, Peret^ll,
and Hagenee, 254.
Master Robert, 446.
Robert, of Grimsby, 170.
, Boger, 65, 66,
> Thomas, 473.
, William, 20.
Ly-- > of Lonsdale, enquire,
» , wairener of Soliam, 386.
Ilkornys, John, ooivtroller of tronage
S^tST^.'" the port »f Ori.
Hiopoton, Thoroerton, oo. Nottine
ham, 279. *
Thorp. See Thorpe.
Thorp, John, of Thorpe, esqaire, 360
Thorp, oo. York, 20.
926
GENERAL INDEX.
Tihorp, Joan; nun of Wilton, 45.
John, 308, 405, 453.
, of Gillinghum, 391.
, of Kin09ton-upon-Hull,
yeoman, 166.
, of Knowle, 365.
B. de, juertioe of tbe Baadh,
148-152.
BAlph, 370.
Williajn, siirTeyor of tlieseadfch
at Kingston upon Hull, 53.
Thorp Arch, Tborpaitihe, oo. York,
350.
Thoo-pe, an alien dwelling at, 571.
, Hiorp, oo. Eseex, 234.
, Thorp, 00. Nottiiigibam, 293,
365, 409.
, Tliorp, oo. Surrey, 380.
Thorpe, 'Eeiet, Qstliorp, oo. Elssex, 267.
Thorpe Hiall, Thorphalle, co. ESseex,
319.
Thorplii^E3bie, aliens dwelling at, 576.
ThouArs, Thoars, in Foitou, wine of,
Thour45ey, John, 404.
Thrandeston, oo. Suffolk, 500.
Threpband, John, 612.
, , dork of tihe hakery,
287.
Thresk. See Thirsk.
Threek, Robert, okrk, 212.
Threeahei*, Henry, of Guxton, labourer,
592.
, John, 227, 228.
, Semann, of Havering atte
Bower, 227, 228.
, , of Stawell, husband-
man, 307.
Thirethergi. See Trethergi.
Thxifford. See Thuieford.
Thring, Andrew, 301.
Ilirisk. See Thirsk.
Throgmarton, Throgmerton, Hirok-
merton, Joibn, 426, 518, 626,
627.
, oommiasioner to laise a
loan, Ao., 50, 125, 354.
Thpoetell, William, 410.
Tbroweire, William, 429, 438.
Thruxton, Stukston, oo. Southampton,
238.
Thume, Bulkyn, 563.
Thunder, Joihn, of Wooddhuroh, 65.
Thuustull, Thomafl, knight, 85.
Thurban, Peter, 391.
Thurgarton [oo. Nottingjham], oon-
ventual dhurcii of St. Peter,
altar of St. Anne in, 121.
, , oihantry of St. Anne
m, 121.
, prior and oonrent ol, 121.
ThurgjEurton, Robert, paiBon of Moles-
wcrth, afterwards of Lerering-
ton, 602.
Thurlaston, co. Warwick, 384.
Thurlby. Thorilby [co. linooln], 83,
66.
Tttiurlby, William, parson <rf Perten-
hall, afterwards of RoUeeby, 591.
Thurleton, William, 405.
Thorlow. Trilawa [oo. Suffolk], church
of, 175.
Tharpp, Bnabant, 549.
ThurrodE, Thurrok, oo. Eaaex, 401.
Thurrock, West, Weathurrdk [oo.
Elssex]. prebend of. in Hastings
free onapel. See Hastingis.
Thujlsby, Henry, 406.
, Joihi]., 405.
Thursford, Thrifford foo. Norfolk], 192.
, parson of. See Kay, Raohard.
Hiarston, John, of Daventry, aaddler,
238.
, Riohard, of Bole, servant, 93.
Thuruerton. See Thoroton.
Thuston. See Stuston.
Thwayt, lliwayte, John, of Blytiie,
tailor, 350.
, Thomas de, 148.
Thwaytes, Thwytes, Jclui, 426. 522, 524,
528, 530, 531, 536, 6^.
, , oommissioner de waUiU
et fossatis, 73, 260.
, , oommiflsioner of oyer
and terminer, Ac., 302, 349, 350.
, , esoheator, oo. York,
142.
, esquire, 301.
Thweng, William, of Oornbrough,
esquire, 209.
, , Agnes daughter of,
209.
Thwenye, John, 79.
Thwytes. See Thwaytes.
Thyrnyng. See Thirnyng.
Tibberton, Teyberton, oo. Qftouoester,
19.
Tibenham, Tebynibam [oo. Norfolk],
185.
, vioar of. See Tasman, Thomas.
Tiberton, IVbirton, oo. Hereford,
377.
Tibshelf, Tybbessrlielf, Tybesshelf, co.
Derby, 291, 367.
Tibthorpe, Tibthorp [oo. York], 66.
TioehuiBt, Tysehurst, oo. Sussex, 98.
Tiohesey. See Titeey.
Tickenoote, Tykenoote, oo. Rutland,
370.
Tiokford, Tykeford [co. Buckinfijbam],
St. Mary's priory at, 91.
, , prior of. See Karlyle,
Joiin.
Tichiiill, TykeU, oo. York, 237.
Tioknall, Tykenall, co. I>erby, 412.
Tiddeswall. See Tideswell.
GENERAL INDEX.
927
Tidenham, Tudenham [oo. Gloucester],
2,52.
.stewards of. See Grendour,
Robert; Hatfeld, Stephon.
Tidoswell. Tiddeswall, IVddeswel], oo
Derbj', 413.
) nuirket and fair at, 248.
Tiel, Tele, Gelderland, 544, 553, 561,
568, 570.
rien. See Tirlemont.
Tilburg, Tilbnrg^, Ty^by, Brabant,
547, 558, 678.
Tilbury, Tillebury, oo. Essex, 315.
, West, Westyllybery [oo.
Essex], 448.
, , parson of. See Lyhert,
Walter; Michell, William.
Tilby, Thomas, punreyor of workmen,
2.
tilers, commissions to arrest, 277, 355,
475.
tiles, 2, 277, 355, 501, 526, 602.
oalled 'scUt,' 512.
Tilioll. See Tillioll.
Tille, Henry, 289.
Tillebury. iSfee Tilbury.
Tiller, William, broiderer of London,
19.
Tillingham, Tyllyn^am, oo. Essex,
an alien dwelling at, 538.
Tillioll, Tiholl, Tyllyoll, Peter, 383.
knigjht, 8, 317, 616.
, , oommissioner to assess
a grant, 136.
Tihnan, Joihn, 542.
Tiknanson, Gerard, of Haarlem, an
alien, 587.
See also Tylmanson.
Tilney, Tylney, oo. Norfolk, 11, 22.
Tiltey, Tilteye, oo. Esseix, St. Mary's,
abbot of. See Curteys, Jolin.
, , abbot and convent of,
612.
, , chapter house at, 512.
timber, 1, 2, 43, 44, 74, 277, 356, 501,
518. 526, 527.
Timberland, Tymberlande, oo. Linooln,
438.
Timothan. See Talla^t.
tin, 213, 261, 289, 327, 469, 472.
, coinage of, 4, 54.
, oontrc^ers of. See Bamfeld,
jiichard; Forteeou, John; Hore,
Bichaid; Merston, Jdhn.
, customs on, 104, 261.
, licence to ship, 327.
, pesage of, in Gknnwall and
Devon, 213.
Tingewick, Tyngewyk, oo. Bucking-
ham, 15.
Tinhead, Tynhyde, oo. Wilts, 94.
Tintagel, Tyntagell, oo. Cornwall,
OBstle, 340.
, , constables of. See
Chetwynd, John ; Viell, William.
Tintlniach, William de, 420.
Tiptoft. Tiptot, Typtoft. John (yr John
ae, knight, lord Tiptoft and
Powys [1426-1443], 41, 133, 145,
157, 262, 375, 385, 465, 467, 503>
504, 505, 530, 611, 614, 618.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 51, 354, 356.
, , petition of, 118.
, , retinue of, 612.
, , wardship and marriage
granted to, 145.
, , Joyce (/ocoaa), wife of,
242, 591.
Tirell. See Tyiell.
Tirlemont, Teen, Tsn. Tene, Tenon,
Tenyn, Teyn, Tien, T^ne, Bra-
bant, 545, 549, 650, 564, 557,
560, 562, 563, 567. 568, 669,
673, 577, 680, 681, 582, 685, 586.
Tirry, John, 402.
Tirswell. See Trowell.
Tirwen. See Terouane.
Tirwhit, Robert, 108.
, WiUiam, kni^t, 303, 521, 620.
, , commissioner to naise a
loan, 4&C., 50, 126.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 82, 219.
, ....;...., oommissioner de MoaUHs
et fossatis, 190.
Tismanes, Matthew, 559.
Tltohwell, Tychewell [oo. Norfolk],
185.
, parson of. See Yeldham, John.
Titeey, Tiohesey, oo. Sunrey, 380.
Tiverton, Ty^erton, oo. Devon, cSiurdi
of, portions in, 194.
Tiwe, brother Richard, master of St.
Joihn'6 hospital without the east
gate of Oxford, 336.
Toburfi^, John, merdiant of the
Teutonic Hanse, 201.
Tockington, Tokynton, oo. Gloucester,
488.
Toddington. Todyngton, Totyngton,
oo. Bedford, ^4, 473.
Todenham, Est. See Tnddenham,
Bast.
Todeworth, John, 71.
Todyngton. See Toddington.
Toft, 00. Cambridge, 68, 386.
I parson of. iS^ee Scleo, Thomas.
, CO. Lincoln, 150, 151, 152,
I 381.
' , by FriAton, co. Lincoln, 439.
Togood, Togode, John, 316 394.
, Ridiard, 394.
Tokynton. See Tookingtoo.
ToU, John, 671.
toll, thdanewny 155.
toll and team, 171, 174, 175, 415, 416,
417.
Toller Pwoorum, Tolre Fottorum, co.
Dorset, 63.
928
GENERAL INDEX.
Toll&rton, oo. Yori, 302.
Tolleabunt, oo. Iteez, 299.
Toilefi/hunt D'Arcj, ToUesbunfte Trey-
goae, oo. Essex, 267.
Knighte, TotLeshante Cbivialer,
oo. Ebbgk, 267.
Tolre PoiTCorum. See Toller Poroorum.
Toltingtrow, Toltintire, Toltyndre, oo.
Kent, oourt of hundred of, 422.
Tolyte, Thomad, parson of West
Thomey, afterwards of Denton,
514.
Tome, Bicbard, of Walton, 361.
Toonen, John, 568.
Tomkyns, Thomas, 377.
Tomlynscm, John, ol Wootton, 382.
, Laurenoe, of Sutton Bofnning-
ton, 298.
Tommya, William, 394.
Tonard, Laurenoe, 300.
Tonbridga, Tonbrigge. Tunbreeg^,
Tunbirigge, oo. Kent, 273, ^2,
391.
, aliens dwelling at, 556, 566.
, priar of, 388.
Tone, Richard, parson of St. Gbrux,
Pavement, York, 188.
Tong alias Tongoourt, manor of, in
Ghislehurst, Orpington and
Bromley, 252.
Tonge, Nicholafi, 566.
Tongres, ToniQre, H^entongre, Heithyn
TeDgreham, Hethyntonger, Hey.
dontonger, Heyntungre, un
li^ge, 558, 564, 568, 579, 584.
Tonworth. See Tan worth.
Tooting, Totyng, oo. Surrey, 381.
Topcliffe, Topclif [oo. York], mancxr of,
596.
Topdyf, Topclyff, John, 96.
, , Serjeant at armfi, 456.
, Walter, grocer of London, 15.
, alias Sooreby, Wiflliam, of the
city of York, gentleman, 466.
Topcroft, Toppecraft, Thomas, 609.
Tope, IliomaB, of Toft, husbandman,
439.
Topesham^ See Topsham.
Toppe, Robert, 52S.
Toppecroft. See Topcroft.
Toppesfield, Toppisf^d, co. Essex, 366.
TopBham, Topeaham [oo. Devon], port
of, deputy Wtler in. See
Devenyesh, John.
Toire, John de la, merchant of Cata-
lonia, 185.
Torell, Edward, esquire, 401.
, niomaa, esquire, 337.
,William, 226.
Toriton. See Torrington.
Torkesay, John, oanon of St. Mary's,
Southward, 479.
Torksey, Toorkeseye, co. Liinodn, 106.
, an alien dwelling at, 578.
Tornetona, Hanfrid de, 363.
Tornour, Richard, 12.
Torold, Peter, citizen and goldBmith
of Lonaoin, 93.
ToKold, Walter, 392.
Toron, Gelderland, 573.
Torp, Walter de, 363, 364.
Torre, oo. Devon, William, abbot of,
159.
Torre, Daniel, 639.
, William, 316.
Tanringtan, CShepyngtorytan, Toriton,
Toryton, oo. Devon, 114, 162.
, archdeaconry of, taxation in,
116.
.Black, Blake Toryton [oo.
Devon], 58.
, paraon of. See Batyby^__Wil-
liam; Waleeby, William; Wyot,
Robert.
ToBterwyk. See Oisterwyk.
Totehyll, John, of SwafQkam, 385.
Totenham, Toteynham. See Totten-
ham.
Totnes, Totnesse, Totteioeys. Totton,
oo. Devon, 156, 157, 279.
Tottenham, Totenham, Toteynham, oo.
Middlesex, S14, 327.
, aliens dwelling at, 578, 681.
Totteneys. See Totnes.
Tottington, Totvngton [co. Kent], an
alien dwelling at, 579.
Tctton. See Totnes.
Totyng. See Tooting.
Totyng, Andrew, oontrM&r of the
petty cuatom in the port of
London., 288.
Totyngton. See Toddington.
Toucheoous, Walter, 566.
Toudhet, James, knight (James Dau-
d^ey or de Audeley, knig^,
lord Audley), 141, 281, 366, »6,
615, 617, m.
, justioe of Sooth Waies, 69,
116, 295, 352.
touchstone, the, 256.
Touker, Henry, of Barnton, oo. Somer-
set, 15.
'alias Emery, John, 221.
, John, of Trewolllack, husband-
man, 316.
Tounley, Richard de, 379.
Tounkmd. Ses Woodohunsh.
Tounlond, William, mercer of London,
4.
Tournai, Tourne, IlandeiB, 539.
Tournay, John, commissioner to aaseaB
a grant, 139.
, , esquire, 478.
Touimour, Peter, 660.
Tocirs, John, 395.
Toursey. See Towersey.
Toursey, Henry, 398.
Tousent, Johnj, chaplain, panon of
Hoiford, 182.
Tousnek, Friesland, 573.
Tovy, in Holland, 679.
GENERAL INDEX.
929
Towceater, Toweoestre, Tonrooeter Joo.
at, 508, 684.
Tovroestue, Ridhard) 308.
Towene, Biiohurd, 281.
TowenaBende, WilEiaan, 93.
Towers^ TVniFBey, oo. Bookinefuun.
IVxwke, Balph, 880.
Towland, John, of Hnntingdon, tlie
younger, spioer, 157.
Towmoath. See TWy, mouth of.
Townsend, J. atte, of Plumstaad [oo.
Norfolk], 66.
Towy, tlie river (in OftmMrtlien], moutb
<^, Towmouth, 181.
, de|>ttty of tlie oihief butler in.
See Mules, John.
ToyntOQ, lynton, oo. Lino<^n, 882.
tmoes (haa-ness). See traye.
Tziaoy, Biehard, of Newc^nroh, iale of
Wic^t, labourer, 483.
Walter, 807, 486.
, William, tEe younger, 873.
Trafford, Edmund de, knigjht, 870.
, George, 318.
Trafaayame ap Res, yicar d Pen-
oaireg [oo. Oarmarthen], 265.
Tranwedl, Treawtell, oo. Northumber-
land, 55.
TrapeU, Biohard, 157.
Tracers, Thomas, 370.
Trawyke, John, of Merther, gentle-
man, 166.
Trayle, Joan, abbeai of Ebtow, 88.
Trayne, Trene, Tireyne [oo. Onrmar^
uien], oosnmote of, 504, 505.
, manor of, 505.
'tmys' [tiaoee]^ 44.
Traipse. Trea^, Treyace, Bobevt, 107,
Treaghan, Otho Terell. See Tonell.
Treagihaai Pykken, oo. Oomwall, 485.
treaaons, oommiaaion to enquire as to,
200.
treasure, the king's, 267.
Treasurer, the, 37, 60, 106, 110, 111
116, 123, 124, 156, 170, 182, 183
186, 186, 187. 189. 101, 192, 108
104, 197, 252, 263, 254, 263266
271, 282, 284, 268, 206, 297, 8231
327, 8204»2. 834. 836, 387, 346
347, 352, 353, 44^, 443, 445, 450
452, 453, 458, 460, 462, 463, 464
466, 468, 496, 518, 602.
, , appointments by, 4, 26,
28, 35. 36, 37, 46, 53, 54, 56, 59
68. 213, 214, 218, 224, 225, 248
250, 252-254, 261, 2^266, 284,
288, 206, 827, 330, 331, 834, 336-
388, 346, 347, 442. 443, 450 452
463, 468, 400, 462464, 466, 468
488, 480, 402, 404, 40^, 40/, 496
500, 501, 602, 607, 608, 590.
of Bngiland. See Bxohequer,
tnasorers of.
24881
Treasui^r, Biohardthe {temp. Hen. 11),
420.
treasure-troTe, 174, 175.
Treasuiy, the, 108, 185, 202.
, reoords, Ao., in, 108.
Trebarth, Nicholas, esquire, 899.
TrebelL John, knigjhjt, poor knight of
Windsor, 59.
Tpobon, Thomas, chaplain, Tioar of
Stogujrsey, 322.
Treboulaais, Heniry , oitisea and brewer
of London, 286.
Trecarun, John, of Tregatta, gentle-
man, 198.
Tredeny or Tredyny, Bichard, the
younger, of liredinney, gentle-
man, 811.
Tredinney, Tredyny, co. Oomwall, 311.
Tredosa, Bobert, 382.
T\redyny. See Tredinney.
Trefreef, Willkm, of Polhaba, gentle-
man, 108.
Tnefronek, Beginaid, of Trefranick
gentleman, 818.
Trefroniok, Trefronek in &t, Allen, oo.
Oomwall, 818.
Trefry, Trelrye, Thomas, 210, 534.
Trefusis, Tref usaa, oo. Oomwall, 10.
Trefusaa, Stephen, 10.
Tlre«iaowe, Oliyer, 348.
Tregatta, TregartbA, oo. Oomwall, 198.
Tregold, ITM»nas, 129.
Tregcde. See Gouda.
Tregonan by Wyket, oo. Oomwall, 05.
Tregonan, Otto, 201, 220, 300, 527.
Tregoos. See Qoes.
Tregorra, Thomas, 348.
Tregos, Thomas, of Brougjiton, gentle-
man, 434.
Tregooa. See Goes.
Tregoude. See Gouda.
Tregous. See Goes.
Tregowe. See Gouda.
Tregowe, Biohard, of Glonoeater, hus-
bandman, late of London, clerk.
02.
IVegowyn. See Gouda.
Tregoys, Bichard, 468, 460, 472.
dUas Treaooe, Bichard, of Oom-'
wan, gentleman, 851.
Treke, John, 573.
Trelbrighib, Gelderland, 584.
Tremayn, Nicholas, citiien and tailor
of liondon, 150.
Drench, John, 406.
Trenohemere, John, <^ Bury St
IkLmunds, genlJeman, 484.
Treioe. See Tnayne.
Treneham, Thomaa, 623.
TVenerth, Bobert, oitiaen and meroer
of London, 170.
Ti>eniohe, John, 405.
T^no*^Biol»pd, mayor of Bristol,
3 N
980
GENERAL INDEX.
Txenratliiowe, Thomu, 348.
Trent, Tlrente, tlie nyer, 202, 279,
280.
Trent, ThomaA, of Scrayingham, yeo-
man, 625.
Trente, Peter, of Tpres, an alien, 589.
Trenthall, John, gentleman, 382.
Trenunathaleyn, oo. Cumberland, fishery
of, 340, 341.
Treouiren, Roger, 300.
Trerewe. See Truro.
Trerioe, Trerys, oo. CkyrnTmll, 273,
279, 431, 449, 472, 618.
Treru. See Truro.
Trerys. See Trerioe.
Tree, Robert, citisen and meroer of
London, 229.
Tresham, WiMiam, 607, 622.
, , commiasioner to raise
a loan, Ao., 60, 125, 354.
, , oommiasioner to assess
a graoit, 136.
J , oofmmisaioner to enquire
into ooDoealmenta, Ac., 426.
, justioe of tbe peaoe,
oo. Noruiampton, 99.
Tresillon, Treselyn, in Altemon [par-
iifti of Alternan], oo. Cornwall,
196.
Tresula, Riobard, 311.
Treswell, TrusswelT, oo. Nottingjham,
229.
Tretheao, John, 474.
Trethek, Joiin, esqnire, 93, 164.
Tretherf, Tretherfe, Joihn, esquire,
274, 355, 368, 469, 519.
1 , commissioner to assess
a grant, 135.
, Thomas, 395.
Trethergi, Tiethergy, Tlirethergi, Rio-
hard, of St.lLuetell, 7.
Trethewy, John, 57.
, , citizen and skinner of
liondon, 161.
Tretrok, Giles, 567.
Trevanyon, John, 348.
Trevays, Ridhard, 377.
Trerelnyll, William, ohaplain. parson
of Broughton Poggs, 415.
Treverayn. See Trevorian.
Treverdowe, William, 432.
Trevery, Treverys, oo. Cornwall, 92.
Trevery, Thomas, 201.
Treves, parts of, an alien from, in Eng-
land, 560.
Trevil, TreviU [oo. Monmouth], 27.
Trerisquite, Trewyket by Treverayn
[in 8t. Mabyn], co. Cornwall,
170.
Trevor. Robert, receiver general of the '
lordship of Powis, 497.
Trevorian, Treverayn, co. Cornwall, !
170.
Trevylyas, John, 92.
Trevyn, Robert, parson of Morleifi^,
213.
,. , pttiBon of St. Leonajd'fl^
JBxeter, 213.
Trewbody, Trewebody, John, 269.
, Roger, 371.
Trewe, John, 609.
Treweeff, John, of Mousehole, mer-
chant, 166.
Trewelowe. John, gauger in the port
of Boston, 602.
Trewen, Trewens, oo. Cornwall, 11.
Trewetheran. See St. Kew.
Trewint, IVewyni, co. Cornwall, 12,
196, 307.
Trew<dlack, Trew<deek in Gorrans, oo
Cornwall, 316.
Trewyk, John, 396.
, Robert, 268.
Trewyket by Treverayn. See Trevia-
quite.
Trewynt. See Trewint.
Trewynt, John, of Trewint, gentle-
man, 12, 196, 307.
Trey age. See Treage.
Treyne. See Trayne.
Trey owen, John, yeoman, 196.
tribulage, 447.
Trilaii'a. See Iliufkyw.
Tnm, Trym [oo. Meath], 49, 387, 316.
, liberty of, 510.
parson of. See Dyke, Robert.
, St. Peter's priory at, 49.
, , prior of, 49.
Tring, Tryng, oo. Hertford, aliens
dwelling at, 569.
, letters patent dated at, 214.
Triplow, Tryplowe. oo. Cambridge, 12.
THppok, John, 161.
Tristour. William, oitisen and saddler
01 London, 230.
, , saddler of Henry IV
and Henry V, 296.
Tritlington [oo. Nortibnmberland],
Triz, John, of London, grocer, 170.
Troche, Tliomas, 367.
Trogowe. See Gouda.
Trokenold, Riohard, citiaen and fish-
monger of London, 161.
Trollop, Thomas, of Carthorpe, esquire,
o7o.
Troime, George, 329.
, , controller of tn>nage
and pesage in the port of Chi-
chester, &0.
tronage and peaage, 86, 69, 68, 186,
192, 193, 263, 326, 326, 927, 331,
346, 460.
Troncbe, Thomas, 412.
Trope, John, of Duxford, 366.
Tropham, Robert, of Wingham, 368.
GENERAL INDEX.
981
Tropn^ William, tailor 6t tlie Great
Wardrobe in t^ city of London,
188.
, Serjeant of the ward-
robe, 223.
Trofitenant, Giles van, 689.
Trotter, Jolin, 226.
, Richard, 341.
, , of Staines, 463.
Trouftht, William, 374.
Troiitbek, Troatebek, Trntbek, Joan,
wife of WiUiam, 81.
, William, esquire, 146, 487.
, , the kins's chancellor
in the county palatine cf Lan-
caster, 133, 140.
Trowbridge, Troubrigge, oo. Wilts, an
alien dwelling at, 667.
TroweH, Tirswell, oo. Nottingham, 386.
Trudyn, Reginald, 661.
TnimpdngtoD, Trump^pgton. Trumpy-
ton, oo. Cambridge, zl, 366.
Trunch, Thomas, 406.
Truro, DruUo, Trerewe, Treru, Truru,
oo. OornwaU, 300, 301, 318, 474,
476.
, mayor and badliffs of. 362.
Trusbutt, Tnissebutte, Hkomas, 362,
404.
TIrusley, Trusseley, oo. Derby, 412.
Trussebous, lord. See Rocs.
TruBsebutte. See Trusbutt.
Trusseley. See Trusley.
Trussell, Maroaret wife of John,
knight, (^ Gayton, 96, 480.
William. of El'mesthorpe,
knight, 431.
, , of London, knigiht,
314.
Txusswoll. See Treswell.
Trntbek. See Troutbek.
TruUe, Nicholas, of Pelham Furneux,
chaplain, ^1.
Trye, John, 373.
Trygot, John, of South Kirkby, yeo-
man, 93, 433.
IVyUyng, Jchn, 392.
Trym. See Trim.
Tryng. See Tring.
Tryplowe. See Triplow.
Tryst, Waiiam, 93.
Tryyet. Elisabeth wife of Thomas,
knieht, and dang^teir of Philip
de Lymbniy, knight. 332, 344.
Tuddenham, Bsst, Est Todenham, oo.
Norfolk, 438.
Tudenham. See Tidenham.
Tudenham, lliomas, knig^, 404, 446,
621. ep-, , ,
Tudworth, J<^n, 371.
Tuelwebbe, William, ricar of Biamley,
334.
Tnffeld. See Nuffield.
'rnSSOf John, of Lifton, husbandman,
162.
, Thcanas, of Lifton, husband-
man, 162.
, , Margery wife of, 162.
Tugons, Zeeland, 669.
Tuifoid. See Twyford.
Tulley. See Theuley.
tumbrils, 422.
Tunbregge, Tunbrigge. See Tonbridge.
Tunbrigge, Thomas, ' waterbailly ' of
Bristol, 3%2.
Tunford, John, 394.
, William, 394.
TunXey, Edmund, of Derby, 697.
, John, esquire, 697.
, , Magota wife of, 697.
tunnage and poundage, subsidy of, 28,
64, 68, 69, 106, 146, 179, 182,
183, 188, 288, 460, 463.
See also subsidies.
Tunstall, Tunstale. Jchn, 429.
, Thomas, knigjht, 133.
, commissioner of amay,
71, 131.
, WUliam, clerk, 170.
Tunstead, Tunstede, oo. Norfolk, 316.
Tunsted, John, of Wormhill, 413.
Tarbervile, Turberyyle, Robert, 382.
, WUliam de, 77.
, William, esquire, knight of
the shire for Dorset, 382.
Turfray, John, 393.
Tnrges, William, of Sheepy, husband-
man, 482.
Turgeus, lliomas, 398.
Turgeys, Robert, 620, 634.
TuTgisius, the steward, 363.
Turnay, Richard, 160, 161, 152.
Tumbridge, Turnbryg, in Marshland,
oo. York, 199.
Turnere, John, of Melboum, 387.
See also Tumour.
Tumhout, Turnauut, Tumoet, Turn-
old, Brabant, 669, 663, 586.
Tumour, Turnonre, John, 208, 235.
, , dork, 180.
, , of Ashby St. Ledgers,
gentleman, 306.
, Thomas, 397.
, y meroer of London, 309.
310.
, , of Rochester, 391.
, William, 151.
, , of Blyth, turner, 360.
See dleo Tumeire.
Turpyn, Jchn, 161.
, NioholaB, of Whitchester, es-
qniiTe, 97.
, William, of Kneesworth, 387.
Turstin the chaplain, 174.
Turvey, oo. Bedford, 166, 374.
Tnnrey, John, of Turvey, 374, 376.
982
GENERAL INDEX.
Tufifeld. See Nuffield.
Tutbury, Tuttebury, oo. Stafford, 479.
, oaatle, iraceirer of, 100.
, honour of, 226.
Tutreg^t. See Utreoiht.
Tuttebury. See Tuitbury.
Tuttebury, John, of Kingiston upon
Hull, merchant, ^i2,
Tuttesbam, John, S89.
Tuwo, John, parson of Middleton by
Northampton, 166.
Tuxford, oo. Nottmgham, 410.
, manor of, 580, 606.
TwatoB, William, 883.
Tivedemouth. See Tweedmouth.
Tweed, Twede, the river, ferry over,
287.
TweednKMith, Twedemouth [oo. North-
umberland], ferry acixwB the
Tweed at, 287.
Tweyth, William, 406.
Twitthene. Su Windsor fomeet.
Twyer, William, of Ganstead, esquire,
275.
Twyford, an alien dwelling at, 560.
, Tniford, oo. Buokingjham, 27.
, oo. Northampton. See Stoke
Bruern.
Twyford, John, of Twyford, Stoke
Bruern, 11.
, Robert, of Gharoh Langley,
esquire, 150.
Twyforth, Robert, 412.
, Waiter, 412.
Twyg, Richard, 412.
Twykke, AJan, 406.
Twyn, Edmund, grooer of London,
806.
Twyneham, Twynham [oo. Southamp-
ton], prior of, SOD.
Twynyho, Twyneho, John, 534.
, I oonfcroller of the ous-
toma, su'bsidies and tunna^e and
poundage in the port of Bristol,
Twynham. See QhrMtohurch.
Twysden, Roger, 880.
Twytwell, Thomaa, 407.
Tybbay, John, derk, 110, 141.
Tybbesshelf. See Tibshelf .
Tybenham, Walt«, 401.
Tybessbelf. See Tibshelf.
Tybirfcon. See Tibertoa.
Tyohewelle. See Ktchwell.
lydde, Richard, ohapOain, person of
Fapworth Ererard, 511.
TyddesweU. See Tideswell.
Tyelt. See Thielt.
Tyes, John, derk, 164.
Tj^. See Teigih.
Tykeford. See Tiokford.
lykeU. See TiokhiU.
I^keoall. iSfee Ticknall.
Tykenoote. See Tickenoote.
Tykenherst, John, of Havrietaham,
'repyer,' 433.
Tykhull, John, 410.
T^lbourgh, Robert, 806.
Tylby. See Tilburg.
iSrle, John, 565.
Tyler, Peter, 507.
, Ridbard, of Soathwark, 880.
, Simon, 07.
, WiUiam, 805.
, , of Offley, smith, 164.
, , from Rous, Hafnanlt,
an alien, 567.
lyile, William, <^ Haokenth<M>pe, 867.
Teller, SinMm, 407.
T^llesley, Alexander, of Newton, oi>.
Lanoaster, 8.
, , Hugh son of, 8.
Tylly, John, of Waterbeaoh, 866.
, Leonard, 478.
, Richard, yeoman of the djuke
of Clarence, porter of Somerton
castle, 105.
Tyllyngham. Su Tillingham.
TyllyoU. £fee TiUioU.
lyiman, John, 233.
TyJmanaon, Albert, from XJtreobt, an
alien, 547.
, Godfrey, from Gorinchem, an
alien, 574.
See aito Tilmanson.
Tyhiey. iSfee Tilney.
Tylney, Tylneye, John, 406, 525.
, Philip, 521.
, , esquire, 381, 486.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 120.
Tylson, WiUiam, of Londcm, tailor.
483.
, , Joan wife of, 483.
T^mberdon, John, 288.
l^mberlande. See Timberland.
Tymme, Richard, of Gbbham, 881.
Tymmes, John, 803.
, , chaplain, 251.
I^mnes, Thomas, 802.
T^mon or Timothan. See Tallaght.
Tympan, Richard, 152.
Tymwy, John., of Brittany, 230.
T^nam, Ihomas, of Lyme Regis, 883.
Tynby. See Tenby.
Tynchewyk. See Tingewiok.
TyndaiLe, John, 533.
, , controller of onstoms,
Ac., in the port of Ipswioh, 179.
Tynderden. See Tenterden.
T^ne, the river, 254.
Tyne. See Tirkmont.
T^neby. See Tenby.
Tyngy. WiUiam, of Solbeach, has*
oandman, 285.
GENERAL INDEX.
988
Tynhyde. See Tinliead.
Tyntagell. See Tintaffel.
Tynton. See Toynton.
l^ptoft. See Tiptoa.
Tyrant, Nicboks, d90.
I^reU, TeraU, TireU, TyreUe, Edward,
616.
, , esquire, 602.
, John, 208, 209, 318, 604, 506,
612.
> , e0quu>e, 10, 119, 133,
368.
9 , oommusioner to nuae
a loan, 50, 62.
... . ., , knigiht, 425, 467, 614,
602, 611, 613, 616, 616, 622, 624,
625, 628. '
) , treasnrer of the houBe-
hold, 155.
>•••••••» oammiflBioner de kidd-
U», 360, 356.
» oommisBiooiar to raise
a loan, 354.
3 ., knight of the shire for
Essex, 4iD0.
*-.; , chief steward of the
duchy of Lancaster, 613, 614,
615, 616, 618, 619, 621, 622, 624
625, 627, 628. '
, Thomaa, esquire, 401.
L .•......, citiaen abd saddler of
London, 169.
Tyrgowe. See Gouda.
lyringham, Teryng^bam, oo. Buoking-
> parson of. See Braflyor, John.
Tyryngham, Robert, esquire, 897.
Tyryngton, by SixhiUs foo. Lincoln],
65.
Tyse, John, controller, changer and
aeaayer nb the Tower, 66.
I^sehumt. See Tioehurst.
Tywo, John, 392.
Tytfierley, West, Westuderlegh, oo.
SoQthampton, 241.
Tyrertoo. See lirerton.
Tyvydale. See Teriotdale.
lywardieath, Tywardmyth, oo. Corn-
wall, manor of, 592.
, priory, 286.
f ...^...., prior of. See Brent-
yngnam, John; Boger, John.
» •• y prior and oonrent o#,
416.
u
Uohaf, TJphagh, TJphaph, co. Carnarvon,
commote of, 24.
, , ' amobreehep ' and ' wod-
wardshop' in, 242, 449.
Uckfield^ Ukf^d, Ukkefel<L oo. Sussex,
alienfl dwelling at, ^30.
Ubton, in marohes of Wales, 570.
Uderd, John, of Linstock, husbandman,
305.
UfEington, Uffyngton, co. Lincoln, 26.
UffyngiUme, William, of Pilton, gentle-
man, 370.
Ugard, Andrew, 537.
TJgborougb, Huehburgh [oo. Devon],
an alien dwelling at, 573.
Ugihoarvay. See Uwchgwrfai.
Ughtbitigg, Bichaaxl^ 150.
630, 627.
, , commissioner of array,
71, 360.
, , commissioner to raise
a loan, 126.
, , of Eexby, knight, 306.
(Jkfeld, Ukkefeld. See IJckfield.
XJley, CO. Gloucester, 367, 373.
XJlfe, Edmund, 376.
Ulgerthorp, Ulgarthorpe, Ulkerthorp,
Simon, gentleman, 411.
, William, esquire, 183, 411.
, , gentleman, 411.
Ulm, Glome, Ulme, Swabia, 567.
uJnage, 294.
ulnager, 462.
Ulster, earl of. See Richard, duke of
York.
mting, Ultyng, co. Basex, 208, 209.
Umfravill, Humfmvyle, Umfnaville.
Umfnavyll, Umframvill, TJmfire-
ville, Sir GUbert de, earl of
Angus, 532.
, , Maud, wife of, 632.
, Robert, knight, 40, 131, 219,
276, 328, 396, 532, 634, 62&.
, oommisBioner of array,
, 361.
yj- , hie castle of Harbottle,
Umfnay, Ilhomas, 407.
, William, 403.
Unert, Almain, 543.
IJnert, Geivrd, 543.
Unna, ITnnowe, Westphalia, 687.
Upavon, Uphavene, oo. Wilts, 439.
Fpohujwh, Upoherche, co. Kent, 391.
Upcot, Upcote, CO. Hereford, 177, 178.
Upfeld, Warin van, 573.
9S4
GENERAL INDEX.
Uphagh, Upliaph. See Udiaf .
Uphavene. See Upavoiii.
Uphaveryng, Ralph de, 401.
Uphull, Jahn, 313.
Uppenorde, Henry, 662.
Upperoourt. See St. LaiLPeuoe.
Uppeton, Nicholas, clerk, 636.
UprygLt. See Utrecht.
Upston, Richard de, clerk, 210.
"Upton, Upton by Aloonbury, ot>. Hunt-
ingdon, 87.
, CO. Norfolk, 14.
Upton, John, 38, 377, 473.
, , of Wantage, chapman,
yo.
, Nicholas, clerk, 184.
, , parson of Stapleford,
, Richard, 377.
, Robert, 107.
See also Hopton.
Upwell, Uppewelle, oo. Norfolk, 73.
Urby alias Wryght, Thomas,* of Gran-
tham, merchant, 230.
Ure, Yore, the river, oo. York, 214, 280,
301, 624, 636. ' ' '
Urry, Walter, 168, 169, Sfr2.
4} , commissioner to assess
a grant, 138.
Urswyk, Ursewyk, John, 356, 426.
, Thomas, 379.
) , oommissiooer of arnay,
> , esquire, commissiosier
to easess a grant, 140.
, , abbot of Oalder, 383.
Usbarn, John, of Canterbury, 390.
Usbum, John, of Sutton [00. York],
husbandman, 302.
Uaoard. See Isooed.
Usflete, John, of Balton, 382.
Usk, John, oitisen and mercer of Lon-
don, 99.
Ussher, John, of Pavingjham, miller,
Utendale, John, attorney and factor of
Leuyn le Qerk, merchant of
Ghent, 129.
Uterbek. See Itterbeck.
utfangtheof, utfangenetheof, 171.
Utrecht, Utregjit, Utrdght. Utrig^i,
Utrite, XJtrycjht, bisnopric or
parts of, Stite van Utryght,
Styght, aliens from, in England,
642, 643, 644, 646, 646, 647, 649
560, 651, 663, 654, 666, 666,
669, 666, 570, 673, 578, 679, 680
681, 682, 684, 686.
UtiPecht, Tutreght. Upryght, Uteryoh,
Uthryght. Oytryght, Outryght,
Utreght, Utryght, Utteright,
Vanuttricioum, tdwn of, 560
562, 654, S55y 569, 661, 562, 565
566, 667, 671, 573, 574, 576, ,580,
682, 683.
See also Duiright.
Utright, Westphalia, 687.
Utri^, John van, 682.
Utteright. See Utrecht.
Uvedale, John, 133, 278, 301, 396, 471,
472, 473, 622, 525, 527, 617.
, oommissioner to raisea
loan, Aci,y 61, 126.
, , commissioner to assess
a grazit, 138.
, , oommifisioner of array,
473.
, , sheriff of Surrey wood
Sussex, 129.
, y esquire [mustear-maa-
ter], 626.
, WiUiam, 66.
, , of Titsey, esquire, 380
Uwchgwrfai, Ugjhcorvay, 00. Carnar-
von, •amobyr' of, 196.
Uxbiridge, Wokesbrygge, Woxbrygge,
Woxebrigge. 00. Middlesex, 303
, alienB dwelling at, 556, 668
Yaohan, John, parson of liangoedmore.
416.
, , paraon of Isooed, 416.
Vache, John de, 609.
Vaoolyn, Sole, 684.
Vaghan, Walter ap Rosser, esquire, 37C.
Vaghtondon, Gelderland, 684.
Valenoe, Valencia, Valaunoe. Ay mar
de, earl of Pembroke [1296-1323J
charter by, 27.
, Robert, 374.
, WiUiam, 389.
, WilUam de [earl oi Pembroke,
Ob. 1296], charter by, 27.
, , Joan, wife of, 27.
) William, of Ivinghoe, maltnmn,
283.
Valence Lodge, Valenceloge in Tesdale
[00. Durham], 478.
Valenciennes, Valenohienes, Valensyn.
in Hainault, 648, 678.
Vale Royal, Dernhale, 00. Cheater,
abbey of, 84.
VaUare, John, 666.
Valle, Robert de, 27.
Valle Torta, Henry de, 26.
, Johel de, 26.
, , clerk, 26.
, Reginald de, i^iarter of, 26, 28.
Roger de, derk, 26.
Vallibufl, J. de, justice in eyre, 607.
Valyre, Brabant, 666.
VambuTfi^, John. See Bamborgh.
GENERAL INDEX.
985
VamelLard, Joyce Jonaon, 668.
VAmpage, John, 199, 282, 426, £18, 626,
629, 627.
, , king's attorney, 24,
108.
Van, Geoffxey de la, yeoman of the
eatery, 228, 448.
, Joihn, swanhdrd in the river
Thames, 829.
.Peter, from Stokiholme,
Pmssia, an alien, 666.
Vanbregjit, JoSin, 549.
Vonbrune, Joihn, 668.
Vanbulkyn, John, 542.
Vanbasshe, Peter, 680.
Vanoanbele, James, 586.
van dux, Hortonk. See Clux.
Vandanholewy, Joihn, 660.
Vandarman, Vanderman. Peter, of
Bruges, merchant, 481, 482.
Vandefeld. Deryk, 666.
Vandenare, Denis, 662.
Vanden Dyke, Hugh, master of a ship
of Noeawport, 278.
Vanden Velde, Peter, burgess of Bruges,
278.
Vandepar, William, 666, 670.
Vand«rbeke, Kamell, 569. «
Vanderbrogon, Jofan, 679.
Vandergowe, John, 659.
Vandeffhend, Joihn, 688.
Vanderheystrote, Herman, 566.
Van der Lue^e^ohn, merchant of the
Teutonic Han^e, 201.
Vanderluyght, Peter, 568.
Vanderlyvyn, Leonard, 666.
Vanderman. See Vandarman
Vanderpore, Herman, 642.
Vanderstrete, Henry, 546.
Vandewert, Hugh, 672.
, Peter, 672.
Vane, Henry, 477.
Vanendone, Jolin, 547.
Vanendorp, Oliver, 666.
Vanf^d, Gerard, 542.
Vange, Fange, oo. Essex, 117.
, ohuix^ of, advowson of, 117.
Vangouslour, John, 569.
Vanherehunt, John, 662.
Vanhowe, Gerard, 676.
Vanlee, John, 671.
Vanlere, Adrian, 566.
Vanlyndongh, Anoelm, 588.
Vannarpe, Henry, 684.
Vannayngyn. See Enghien.
Vannayngyn, John, 564.
Vannen«rd, Baldwin, 666.
Vannes, Veint, Brittany, 800.
Vannesbrook, John, 572.
Vanoney, Henry, 641.
Vans, Hans, 680.
Vanaapre, Giles, 680.
Vanuttricioum. See Utreoiht.
Vanuttrlcioum, John, 576.
VarebuTght, John, 562.
Vasoric, Godfrey, burgess of Bruges.
278.
Vask Alvaro, 512.
Vasseur. John le, merchant of Abbe-
vfOle, 162.
Vaures, Cleveland, 562.
Vaux, Vaulx, 800.
Vaux, John, 896.
, Bokind, 888.
Vavasour. Henr^, commissioner of oyer
ana terminer, 802.
, , of Haalewood, esquire,
878.
Vayre, Riohard, 408.
Veer. See Vere.
Veigne. John de la, merchant of Bruges,
856.
Veint. See Vannes.
Velar, John, 567.
Vele, John, of Kingsbridge, merchant.
188.
Vellard, Thomas, 371.
Velone. See VenJo.
Velor, William, 94.
Ven, €^rard atte, from Almain, an
alien, 668.
, , from Holland, an alien,
560.
, William atte, of Glemafoird, 9.
Venablee, Hugh de, baron, 84.
, Riohard, 878.
, WiUiam, 289.
, , son of Hugh, of Kin-
derton, 289.
Venant, John, of Bodeswyns, ostler,
816.
Vendome, John, 867.
Venice, 117, 868.
, merchant of. See Meraato
Novo.
venire facias diiodecim neut oZtos, writ
of, 162.
wmre f<icias dedos maane assise, wrifb
♦ of, 161.
venison, 428.
Venlo, Velone, in Li^ge, 641.
Venne, John atte, 871.
Vennystnktford. See Penny Stratford.
Venour, William, 808, 309, 367.
, , Eli25abeth, wife of, 867.
, , of London, gentleman
828.
Ver. See Vere.
Verbum, Thomas, 878.
Verdun, Bertram de 420.
986
GENERAL INDEX.
Vere, Veer, Veere, Ver, Albcric de
(temp. Henry I and Stepben),
173, 418.
, Joihn, pommiaBioner of ogner
and terminer, 82.
, John de or Jobn de la, earl of
Oxford, 306, 400, 616.
, oommiasioner to laise
loanB, oo., 60, 124.
, , oomnuAnoneir of oyer
and terminer, 132.
, , licenoe to, 602.
, , muster of, 611.
, Biohard, 353, 535.
, , commiBsioner to take
musters, 358. 475.
, , earl of Oxford, 522.
, Robert de, 418.
, Walter, 306.
, , of Lyndhurst, 442.
.., , , g^Dtlemaaoi, 463.
Verle, John, 575.
Verney, John, 308.
^JEtiohard, of Wolyerton, esquire,
Vernon, Vemoun, Vemun, Fulk, 425.
, Riobaivd de, 77.
, Ridhard, knight, 426, 527, 529,
615, 624.
, , oommiasioner to raise
a loan, Ac., 50, 126.
, , oommiasioner to easees
a grant, 136.
, justice in Sontli Wales,
116.
, , knight of the shire for
Derby, 410.
, Robert, 412.
Veryng. See Wieringen.
Vescy (ef. Vesaee. Vey^), John, of
Swaresey, 385.
Yesk, John, 372.
, Ralph, 372.
Vessee (cf. Vescy, Veysy), William, of
Wigginton, cartwng^t, 302.
Vesy. See Veysy.
Veteri Ponte, Robert de, 362.
Vewtre, Ridhard, ID6.
Veysy, Vesy, Veyse (cf, Vescy, Vessee),
Alice, of Exeter, widow, 478.
, John, 62, 398.
, , the elder, 401.
, Robert, fishmonger of London,
478.
Vdanen, Fyan, Fyanon, Vian, VyJhen,
Utrecht, 553. 562, 581, 563, 567.
▼ioar-general, the, 262, 441, 468.
Vioars, Vikars, Vikera, John atte, 298,
409.
, Robert atte, parson of Enaith,
afterwards of WiUonghby Water-
less, 115.
Vionnn, Ralpb, 400.
Vide, John, 538.
Viegne. John de la, burgess of Bruges,
472.
Viell, Vyell, Geoffrey, vioar of OrisUxw,
415.
, , Tioar of North Pether-
win, 415.
, Gilbert, 403.
, William, king's esquire, mar-
Aal of the hall, 310.
, ^ ooofiftahle of Tiniagel
castle, 310.
Vienne [Is^re], diocese of, Augnstinian
monastery of St. Anitony in.
103, 118.
, , canon of. See Soell,
Vient, Henry, 365.
Vikan, Vikers. See Vicars.
Vilers, Ingemam de, 27.
Vilvorde, Felforth, Filford, Bnabaat,
570, 576, m
Vimor de Hurell, port of, Brittany,
471.
Vimewe, Westphalia, 582.
Vincent, Vyncent, John, di«per of
London, 435.
, , of Maldon, 381.
, Richard, portiotier in Tiverton
churoh, 194.
, IlKHnas, 392.
, , of Cbbham, 3B1.
, William, 233, 301, 628.
Vinea, John de, merchant and burgess
of Bmges, 519.
Virle, Robert, 390.
Virse, John, 471.
Vise. See I>eviBeB.
Visher. See Vysaher.
Vivian, aitjhdeacon of Derby, 176.
Vlaardingen, Flardyng, Holland, 570.
Vobe, Robert, 373, 402.
Vockinchusen, Hillebrand, merchant of
the TButoodo Hanse, 201.
Vode. See Wode.
V<^marsen, FoUcmersBh, Westphalia,
550.
Vc^penne, Robert, 373.
Vormere, Walter, 560.
Vowe, John, of WhitweU, gentieman,
370.
Voxanger, John, 371.
Vyanen. .fifes Vianen.
VyeU. See VieU.
Vylliers, William, 520.
Vjmoent. See Vincent.
Vynehe, John, 389.
Vyne, John, 568.
, Thomas, 395.
, lltomas atte, 403.
Vynter, John, 377.
, Laurence, of Qanterbury, 390.
, Robert, 867.
Vyssher, Visher, William, of Edington,
CO. Somerset, 15, 312.
Vyte, Henry, 551.
Vytull, Walter, armourer of London, 6.
GENERAL INDEX.
987
W
Weoe, Gilbert, of Toft, 160, 161, 152.
, Wilimm, of LooMioin, baker, 42.
Wacelyn, WiUiain, 151.
WAobar, Baymond, 462.
Wachter, Lambert de, 589.
Waoton Miagna, Great Waketon, oo.
NcrfoET^AS.
, parson of. See Fen, Hiomas.
Wttdbroke, Jdin, of Weybrid^, 361.
TViaddeedon^ Wodesdon, Wotteston, oo.
Bachangjham, 16, 254.
, paroona of poirtions of. See
Andrawe, Riobard ; Barton,
Henry.
Wade, Robert, 401.
, , panon of Spettisbury,
2.
, Warin, 391.
.William, vioar of tbe ohuroh of
Teynham, 487.
Wadebwyk. See Wadswick.
Wadeswyk. Wadyswyk, Balpb, oon.
trduer of customs, Ac,, in the
port of Great TcMrmoutli, 182.
, , esqniie, 484.
, , of London, esquire,
443.
Wadswiek, Wadeewyk, oo. Wilts, 169.
Wadyngton, Henry, of Badball, yeoman,
444.
Wadyswyk. See Wadeswyk.
Waff, John, of Stamford, 26.
Wage, Jobn, of Haveiihill, 'soater,' 88.
Waget. See Watchet.
Waget, John, 303.
W.«e^^Joim. p«B« of H«xiB^well.
Wa^ben [oo. York], 142.
Wa^feld. See Wokefield.
Wa0Btaff, Nidbcdas, of Gkiesop, 413.
, Thomaa, of GkMsop, 413.
Wainfleet, Waynilet, Waynflete, oo.
Lincoln, 12, sis.
Wake, lady of. See Joan.
, Thomas, 157.
Wakefeld, Wakfeld, Bdcbard, esquire,
ODo«
> , of Newark, 400.
, Thomas, citiaen of Loodoo, 89.
Wakefield, Wakefeld, oo. Yoa^, 314,
315, 378, 4i20.
Wakehorst, Biofiard, 10, 374, 474, 626.
9 > oommiasioner de wdUis
et fosioHe m Sussex, 348.
f , justioe of tbe peaoe in
Sussex, 95.
Wakeman. Gilbert, of BaaildotL. oo.
Berks, ofaapman or merohant,
481.
Wakely, Wakeleye [oo. Hertford], 241.
, psfson of. See Saore, William.
Wakering, oo. Essex, an alien dwelling
at, 578.
Wakering, John, bishop of Norwich
[1416-1426], 238.
Wakerie, John, 622.
Waketon, Great. See Wacton IklJagna.
Wakfeld. See Wakefeld.
Walbeok, Walbek, Gelderkiui, 646.
Walberswiok, Walberwyke, Walbyrswyk
[oo. Suffolk], aliens dwelling at,
564, 582.
Walbrond, Richard, of West Barptree,
yeoman, 496.
Walbury, Wallebery, co. Essex, 117.
Waloher, bishop of Durham [1071-
1080], 172.
WaJoot, an alien dwelling at, 588.
Waloote, Bertram, 15.
, William, of Spalding, 381.
Waldeboef, John, 377.
Walden, oo. Essex, 16, 317.
See also Saffron Walden.
Walden, Akizander, knight, 210, 211.
, John, of Brun, chaplain, 167.
., , parson of St. Matthew's,
Ipswich, 24.
Walden, King's, Kyngiswalden, oo.
Hertford, 17.
Waldeaheef, William, 375.
Waldewyk, Holland, 586.
Waldieve, John, of Akpath, esquire,
Waldii^field, Waldyngfeld, Little, oo.
iSiffolk, 312.
Waldyff, Waldyre, John, 371, 401.
Wale, John, burgess of Bruges, 278.
, Michael, 543.
, WiUiam, 374.
, , derk, 312.
WaJege, Henry, 569.
Wales, 69, 106, 131, 174, 180, 191, 206,
207, 225, 248, 356, 603.
J auditors of ministers' aooounts
UL See Geryn, John; WaJehe,
John.
, oastles, lordships, and manors
in, 70.
, Henry Vs expedition to, 466*.
houses of the Giflteroian order
m, 191.
, lands of the earl of Arundel in,
494.
, lands of the earl of Pembroke
in, 34.
, lands of the duke of York in,
207.
988
GENERAL INDEX.
, iDArQhdsof, 206, 207, 242. 247,
252, 464, 491, 493, 602, 603.
, , Qonoealments in, 275.
, , diggers and labonrers
to be arrested from, for tihe
king's ordnanoe abroad, 72.
, , the earl of Anmdei's
landfi in, 494.
, , esobe&tor 'in, 103, 106,
214, 275, 321, 328, 341, 458.
, See ciUo Bnr-
ley, William; Laken. Richard.
, , the king's works in, 74.
, , wBBte committed in,
368.
, native of, made denizen. 502.
, sheriffs, esoheators, reoeivers,
ringilds, reeves, and other minis-
ters and officers of the king in,
70.
North, 70, 114, 196, 338, 449,
460, 466.
, , auditoTB of ministers'
acoountfi in, 338, 506.
, , See also Bed-
ford, Biohard; Geryn., John;
Gevendale, Thomas ; Walshe,
John.
, , ohamberladns of, 269,
334.
, , See dUo Bad-
clyf, John do; Walkestede,
Biohard.
, , ministers in, 123, 189,
334.
, , soldiers sent into, 336.
, ^ tff^asons in, oommission
to enquire as to, 200.
, South, 70, 121, 130, 194, 213.
, , audi)t<ws of mdnisters'
aoQounAs in, 509.
, , See also Appel-
ton, Boger; Everdon, John;
Qeiyn, John ; Gevendale,
Thomas; Walshe, John.
, , chamberlains of, 189,
334, 506.
, , chief justice in. See
Toaohet, James.
, , issues of, 506.
., , justices in. See Lee,
William ; MoUesley, Thomas ;
Skudamours, John; Stradlyng,
EidTinard; Vernon, Kichard.
, , ministers in, 123, 189,
334.
Wales, Henry, 568.
Walesby, oo. Lincoln, 362.
, parson of. See HJamond, John.
Walesby, Walysby, John, olerk, 30«5.
, William, prebendary of Gfai-
ohester, 56.
, .parson of Black Tor-
rington [co. Devon], 83.
Waleton. See Wallington.
Walewyn, Waleweyn, John, 177.
, lliomas, 344.
, William, of Bickerton, 377.
Waleys, John, of Dorking, 360.
, , of Gk>aoe0ter, tailor,
, , Ellen, wife of, 64.
, parson of Strethali,
436.
, Biohard, of Bassingbourn,
fuDer, 157, 387.
, Bobert, of London, bowyer,
314.
, Thomas, of Blagdon, husband-
man, 460.
, , EliBabeth, wife of, 480.
, Walter, 507.
, WiU'iam, 128, 403.
Walgnave, oo. Norlhampton, 91.
Widgrave, Biohard, lord Walgrave of
Walgrave, the younger, knifi^,
91.
Walisoh, Thomas, 406.
Walkelin. bishop of WincAieeter [1070-
1098], 171.
Walker, Adam, 151.
, Humphrey, of Oastern, 400.
, J<An, 377, 392.
, , vioar <^ Abkettleby,
325.
, , parson of Somerton,
336.
, Balph, 616.
, Biohard, 403, 410.
, , of Little Ooates, 170.
, , of Kfiton in Lindsey,
, Simon, 392.
, Walter, 377.
, WiUiam, 302, 411.
Walkeringham, Walkryng}iam, oo.
Nottingham. 410.
Walkern, oo. Hertford, an alien dwell-
ing at, 677.
Walkestede, Walkested, WaHeatede,
Biohard, knight, 303, 591, 623.
, , commissioner to aaseos
a grant, 136.
fj , chamberlain of North
Wales, 336.
Walkryn^iam. See Walkeringham.
WalkyngUm, John, chaplain, vioar off
Bramley, 242.
Wall, oo. Stafford, 231.
Walle, Geoffrey, 407.
» John or John de, 377, 394.
, of Coventry, fishmon-
ger, 364.
WaUebeiy. See Walbory.
GENERAL INDEX.
989
WaUer, Wallere, Joibn, 474.
, , esquire, 75.
, Richard, 63», 611.
, y oommJBsianer to take
mustero^ 476.
, , esquire, 372, 526, 635,
612.
, , ^^^j^ foreeter of AA-
down forest, 321.
, , of Newland, oo. Glou-
oeeter, 7.
, WiUiam, 41.
, , oommiBsioiier of oyer
and terminer, 124.
, , abbot of Battle, 461,
463.
wallers, oommissiooi to arpestt, 356.
Wallestede. See Walkestede.
Wallhampton, WeDiampton [parish, of
Lymington], oo. Southampton,
476.
wallns et fo8sati$^oommi8aioBB de> 73,
128, 199, 273, 280, 348, 469.
WaJlinfl^ord, Walyngford [co. Berks],
SiO, 846, 347.
, bridge of, 330.
oaetle, prison in, 471.
constable and stewards of the
honour of. See GSbauoer, Thomas ;
Pole, William de lia, earl of
Suffolk.
, honour of, 347.
Wallington, Waleton, oo. Surrey, 380.
Wallop, Riohard, 617.
Walmerash, oo. Middlesex (PBSackwiUl
marah, now Isle of Dogs), com-
mission de waUiis et fossatis for,
73.
Walpole, Walpoll, Henry, 404.
, John, 406.
, Peter, 573.
, Richard, of Ck^obeeter, vint-
ner, 432, 434.
, , Margery, wife of, 432,
434.
, Simon, son of Mias de, 607.
, William, 600.
Walrond, Ingelram, 371.
, John, 392.
, Richard, 296.
y , Richard, his fiervant,
296.
, William, 371. 402.
Walsall, Walaale, oo. Stafford, 6.
Walfiham, North. Northwalsham, oo.
Norfolk, 233.
, South, Southe Walsam [oo.
Norfolk J, cui alien dwelling at,
666.
Walsbam, Thomas, 407.
Walshe, Walssh, Waisaihe, John, 11.
, auditor of the duohy of
Oomwall, 189.
, ^^ auditor for North and
South Wales, 453.
,• , knight, 605.
, , of Cheeter, merohant,
esquire or gentleman, 318.
, , of Dartmouth, mariner,
133.
, , of Bwhurst, miller, 93.
, , of Freshwater, mason,
162.
, Niohoks, 352.
, PhiKp, 263.
, Robert, 620.
, Simon, of North Cray, 391.
, Thomas, of Staniley, 411.
, William, of Dartmouth, ' bere-
maker,' 133.
Walsingham, WaLsyngham, oo. Norfolk,
an alien dwelling e^, 547.
, prior of. 404.
Walsoken, Walsokene, Walaokyn, oo
Norfolk, 12, 227, 228, 436.
Walsoken, Simon, diaper of Norwdch,
6.
Walssh, Wallshe. See Waldhe.
Walsflhman, Meredyth, 295.
Walsyngjham. See Wabinglham.
Walsyn^ham, Edmund de, chaplain,
Yioar of Freethorpe, 186.
, Joan, of Westacre, oo. Norfolk,
widow, 491.
^John, porter of the Great
Wardrobe, 264.
Nicholaa, citizen and mercer of
London, 160.
, Robert, 406.
, Thomas, 96, 216, 262, 346, 368.
444, 534.
, , Margaret, wife of, 252.
, of Weetacre, oo. Nor-
folk, servant, 491.
Walter the oook, 363.
Walter. Hubert, archbishop of Oanter-
bury £1193-1205], 17^.
, Joihn, of Esistwell, 390.
, , of Gransden, 365.
, Riohatrd, 96.
, , of Milton Keynes, 16,
19.
.Thomas, tihe younger, of oo.
Kent, 317.
, William del, 439.
Walter ap Ithell, parson of Biahopston,
oo. Hereford, 86.
Walter ap Rosser Vaghan, esquire, 376.
Walter Eaton, Water Eton, oo. Buck-
ingham, 183.
Walteri, Theobald, 77.
Walterson, James, 669.
, John, 684.
, Nicholas, 549.
940
GENERAL INDEX.
WAltfaam, WAltfaam Holy Ch-oss. WiOte.
l»m, oo. BBBex, 22, 56, 452.
, Augufltiiiian abbey of, 124,
, ..! , ftbbotof, 590.
, , WfllMwn, abbot of, 177.
, , oanou of. See Bok,
Koger; dpryan, Henry.
, aliens dwelling at, 538, 545,
546, 554, 558.
[oo. Sussex], prebend of, in
Ghiolieftter CatbedmL, 69.
, , jtfebendaries of . See
Ptiliham, Keginald; WymbyBsfa,
NidioJas.
, Little, oo. Essex, 314.
Waltham, Bicbaid, 403.
, Robert, 22.
Waltheof (WalUieTae), Payn, son of,
363.
, , Wimaroih and Hundree,
daaghitera of, 363.
Walton, oaatle and -lordship of, 532.
, Walton by Lyyerpole, oo. Lan-
oaster, 235, 379.
, Waweton, oo. Surrey, 379, 380,
381.
, East, Est Walton [oo. Norfolk],
an alien dwelling at, 579.
West, Westwalton, oo. Norfolk,
229.
Walton, Alexander, prior of Laner-
cost, 383.
, John, of Walton by Liverpool,
gentleman, 235.
, Nicholas, parker of Windsor,
, Richard, chaplain, 267,
, Robert, 388.
, Tliomas, esquire, 400.
, WiUiam, 405, 468.
WaJtonhede, oastle and lordship of,
532.
Waltrop, Waltrip, Waltripp, West-
phalia, 582, 587.
Waltrc^, John, 434.
Walwayn, W4hlwen, Walweyn, Miakelm.
oontroQer of cujatoanB, Ac., in
the port of Bristol, 224.
, Malcolm, esquire, 376.
, Nicholaa, esquune, 376.
, Richard, of Lugwardine,
esquire, 3/6.
, , of Manole, esquire, 376.
, Tliomas, 143.
, , Margaret, wife of, 143.
, , of Stoke, esquire, 376.
, William, 143.
, , esquire, 392.
, , of Longforil, esquire,
Walworth, oo. Sniroy, 360.
Walworth, John, 638.
, WilUam, ^5.
Walyngford. See WaUingfotd.
Walysby. See Walesby.
Wandeford, Arnald, 551.
WandeU, John, 410.
Waudesford, Tliomas, of London, mer
chant, 212.
, , woolmooger of London,
310.
Wandsworth, Wandesworth, Wandys-
worth, Wendesiporth, oo. Soirey,
380, 484.
, an alien dwelling at, 563.
Wangfoid, Waynford, oo. Suffolk,
deanery of, 589.
Wantage, Waoityohe, Wantynge, oo.
Berks, 95, 205, 206.
Wappeohury, Watlyngbery, oo. War-
wick, church of, '237.
^_par8on of. See Wodeward,
Walter.
Warbilton, Warbelton, Warbnkon,
Warbylton, John, of Maidstone,
spioer, 98.
, William, 396, 471, 620, 613,
617.
, , oommissioner of anmy,
473.
, , esquire, 402, 533.
Warberton, Thomas, 409.
Warblington, Warbblyngton, oo. South-
ampton, 1^, 598.
Warbulton, Warbylton. See Warfoilton.
Warom Waroopp, Warkop, Richard,
> , commissioner of afmy,
71, 360.
, Robeit, 40, 368, 615.
, oommifisiooer oi array,
, 361.
> , oommiasioner to assess
a gnant, 136.
, , esquire, 341.
TiMmas, 170.
, , of Lambert Ash, 455.
Wardale, William, 375.
Wards, John, yeoman of the crown,
offioer oi the search in Qalais,
194.
•) , of Little Br<Mn^ch,
984.
4»: ' ** ^^"**^' *^^'
, , of Newbury, fuUer, 9i5.
J •• <rf Strubby, kbower,
480.
, Nichcrfas, clerk, 18.
, Regjinald, 567.
f Robert, chaplain, parson of St.
Miary Somerset, London, 468.
} Ro8Br» knigjbt, oommisswner
of array, 360.
aENERAL INDEX.
941
Warde— eonl.
, Tlioniaa, 162.
, , oonmidaBiosier to cussees
a grant, 198.
, , oi Haukswell, 3Q2.
, , obapilAin, parson of tihe
oharoh of Niohaaias of Markene
258.
, , rector of Wrothaon,
888.
, William, of Omnsden, 387.
, , oiti^en of London, 486.
Warden, Wardon, oo. Bedford, 484.
, abbot of, 873.
, Jolhn, abbot of, 9.
Wairder, Henry, clhapiLain, pafson of
Mdcklebam, 262.
Warderobe, John de, dhaplain, ponaon
of Arntihoirpe, 284.
Wardington, Waj-dyngton, oo. Oxford,
wardpenny, warpeni, 171, 173, 174.
Wardrobe, the great, 79, 188, 223, 250,
261, 264, 287. ' » » >
, , keeper <rf, 188, 197,
252, 355. See also Gotom, WU.
liam; RoUeeton, Eobert.
f-v I porter erf. See Ckxtom,
William; WaJflyngSl»m, John.
» , aerieantfl of. See Dyn-
don, John ; Rauf , Walter : Trop-
noU, WiUiam.
t •• ., tailors of. See Legge,
John; Tropn«ll, William.
, , works of, 856.
> , , workmen to be
arreated for, 855.
, the privy in the Tower of Lon-
don. See London.
wards, marriages, reliefs, Ao^ commis-
sion to enquire into, 74.
wardships and marriages, 163, 425, 466.
Ware, co. Hertford, 276, 635, 610.
, aliens dwelling at, 548, 561,
675, 678, 686.
, bridge of. 360, 866.
Ware. See Warre.
Waroham, WaAam, co. Dorset, 266.
, manor of, 616.
Warehome, Werehome [oo. Kent], 4.
Waren, John, 412.
> ) of Ttynn, 86.
See also Waryn.
Warener, Robert, of London, 868.
Warenne. Warenna, Reginald de, 77,
V WilUam, earl of {temp. Wil-
liam I], ih,
, William de, eaii of Waremie
and oocmt of Boulogne and Mar-
tain, dharter of, 77.
•• • earl of Smrey [1202-
Waresley, Weresle, co. Huntingdon,
376.
Warewyk, Andrew, of Boston, has-
bandman, 499.
Wareyn. See Waryn.
Warfeld, John, 330, 448.
Warfyk. See Wervicq.
Warhaon. See Wareham.
Warham [PWarham, oo. Norfolk, or
Wareham, oo. Dorset], aliens
dwelling at, 663, 587.
Wark, John, oitiaen and goldsmitii of
London, 167.
Warkop. See Waroop.
Warkworth, Werkworth, oo. North-
umberland, 113.
, oastle of, 113.
, and lordship of , 580.
Warlyngwotth, Robert de, cflierk, 226.
Warmington, Wermyngton, oo. North-
ampton, 231.
Warmwell, Warmewell. Warmyll, John,
son of Roger, 698, 699.
, , Margery, wife of , 699.
, Margery, 243.
« Robert, citiaen of Neiw Balis-
bury, 101.
Wamboroujgjh, Wamebom, Sooth, co.
Southampton, 189.
, parson of. See Hathy, Thomas.
Warneoamp, William, 372.
Warneford, Riohard, 371.
Warner, Oourt, 541.
, Henry, 292, 367, 406.
, '-, of Draycatt, husband-
man, 432.
, John, 893, 406.
Robert, 408, 663.
9 9 commisaioiner to assess
a grant, 134.
• • , , of Heath, 374.
, Thomas, 161, 480.
, Wdlliam, 388, 634, 660.
, , of PooJe, 383.
, , oontdx^er of customs,
Ac,, in the port of Sandwich,
460, 453.
Warnerson, Barnard, 649.
Wamingoamp, Wamyngoamp [co.
SuasezJ, an alien dwelling at,
Ovl7.
Warondropp, Bartholomew, 664.
Warpeley, Robert, 410.
Warrak, WiUiam, 164.
Warre, Ware, John, 619, 641, 624.
, , esquire, 68, 471.
} , commissioner to assess
a grant, 185.
t • I QommisBioner of gaol
delivery, Ac., 360.
I Reginald le or ded, knigtt, 896.
f , oommissioner of amav
473, '474. ^
, Thomas, 97.
wiarren, right of, 171.
942
GENERAL INDEX.
Wanrene, John, yanon ci Doltoni [oo.
Devon], 83.
Worreve, John, of Wye, 389.
Warrewyk. See Warwick; Wervioq.
Warrewyk, William, of Salifibury, mer-
cibant, 457.
Wart, GelderJand, 573.
Warte. See Weert.
Warteir, RiciMurd, sheriff of York, 29.
, , mayor of York, 531.
Warthwyk, Wartibewik, W«irtihowyk,
Goorge, 883.
J , oommisBicMier of army
m oo. Oumborland, 71.
, Thomas, 18.
Waitling, Wiotlyng, Wrottlyng [oo.
Suasex], 33, 489.
, prebend of. See Hjastings.
Warton, Hugih, 377.
Warrylde, Jo3m, 402.
Warwick, Wairewyk, co. Warwick,
384, 386, 473, 479.
, gild of tihe Holy Trinity, 886.
, , master of. See Salop,
Gliomas.
, prison at, 129, 273.
, St. SepaloBre'fi, prior and oon-
vent of, 491.
Warwick oouivty, 186, 188, 369, 384,
425.
, arrows to be provided in, 600.
, commissioners to raise a loan
in, 50, 126, 529.
commissioners to assess a g^nt
in, 137.
, esoheator in, 84. 100, 103, 214,
262, 367, 445, 463, 458; see aUo
Here, Iliomas; Fliuiner, l^omas.
, farms and rerecnnes in, 241.
, inquisitions in, 70, 357, 369.
, jastices of the peace in, 626.
, knig^ta of the sihire for. See
Cotes, John; Metley, Nicholas.
oath against maintaining peace-
breakers to be taken in, 3o4.
, outlawries in, 7, 9, 11, 17, 19,
20. 21, 94, 96, 169, 167, 170, 194,
226, 230, 306, 311, 477, 479, 482,
591. ' » > >
, sheriff of, 50, 137, 188, 425,
600 : see also Montf ort, William ;
Stafford, Humphrey.
tenth and fifteenth from,
assignments of, 60, 61, 115.
, earls of. See Beauchamp.
Warwyn, Agnes, of Sidford, widow.
435.
Waryn. Wareyn, Henry, of AAwell,
261.
J. , of Mereworth, labourer,
273, 352.
, , of Worthen, 593.
, James, 578.
, John, 405, 480.
, , son of John, 936.
Waryn — cant.
, Aiaster John, arohdeaoocL of
Barnstaple, 469.
, Joiin, of ElfiwortJi, 366.
, , citizen and goMsmkh
of London, 163.
, , ci Nuneaton, 384.
, , of Raddington, clerk,
487
Richard, 371.
, Robert, priest of the chantry
by Biddeimam bridge, 592.
, , of OauuUm, 410.
, , of Diss, bedweaver,
481.
, Simon, of Stowe, 887.
, Thomas, of Lenluun, 392.
Walter, 403.
, WiUiam, 10, 165, 293.
, yeoman of tbe eatery,
purreyor of fish, 224.
cilixen of New Salis-
bury, 101.
See aho Waren.
Waryng, Iliomas, of Tan worth, esquire,
Warynges, Nichdas, esquire, 400.
Wfi^ngborough, Whasgyngburg^, oo.
Linooln, manor, town and lord-
aEip of, 502.
WaAingley, Wasahingle, Waashyngley
[oo. Huntingdon], 145, 452.
, parson of. See Broun, John;
OthehUl, William ; Salf ort,
WiUiam.
Wasinot, Arnold, merchant of Almain,
357.
Waspe, John, of Oa&tle Hedingiham.
23.
Waspik, Waspyk, Holland, 581.
Waseelyn, Wesshelyn, Robert, 229, 346.
Wassenaar, Wassenare, Wassener,
HoUand, 664, 574.
Wa6tihin£^e, Wasshyngley. See Wash-
ingley.
Waesyngle, WiUiam, 376.
waste, commiasion to enquire into, 43.
WasteU, WUliam, 118.
Waatea. See Westende.
wastes, forfeitures^ escheats, commis-
sion to enquire into, 74.
Wastnes, Wastenas, Wastenes, Weat-
nesse, John, 409.
, Richard, king's esquire, 600.
, , muster of, 525, 626.
Wastoonesham. See Waxham.
Watohet, Waget, co. Somerset, 10, 16.
Water, Gerard van, 583.
, James, 455.
, John atte, 395.
, baker. 165.
John, king's attorney in the
kine's court of Oarmarthen and
Oardigan, 511.
, Nicholas atte, 395.
, Robert atte, 896.
GENERAL INDEX.
948
Wiaterbeacli, Waterbeobe, oo. Oam-
bridge, 886.
wateroounes, 196.
Waterden, WaAerdoQ, John, 406.
Richard, mayor of Biabop's
Lynn, 621.
Waterfard, Ireland, 68.
, friara pfeaohers of, 455.
J mayor and oitiaena of, 68.
, p&pair and defence of, 68.
, wasting of. by Iriflh enemies,
Englisb rebels, armed BretonB,
Soots and Spaniards coming by
sea, 68.
Waterhall, oo. Bucking^m, 183.
Wateringbory, Wateryngbery, oo.
Kent. 380.
Waterloe, Peter, 538, 562.
Waterman, Joihn, 366.
, , of Polroan, 474.
, of Taunton. 469.
, Nicholas, 10, 407.
watermills. See miUa.
WateiBon, Bartiam, 578.
, John, 564.
Walter. 569.
Waterton, Hugh de, knight, 85, 108.
, , Catherine, wife of , 86.
, , Blanche, daughter of,
85, 108.
, , Eliaabetb, daughter of.
86, 108.
, Robert or Robert de, 522, 531,
532.
, , Cecily, wile of , 632.
, , esquire, 430.
, , knight, 628.
, commissioner of anray,
360.
Watford, oo. Hertford, 88.
, aliens dwelling at, 654, 568.
669, 563.
Watford, John, king's serjeant at arms,
456.
, Richard, 129.
WiUiam, 397.
I , king's clerk, parson of
Berkhampstead, 194.
, y of Little Bytham,
maaon, 478.
Wath fby Ripon], oo. York. 2, 4.
Wathe, Ralph, 18.
, , parson of Little Wil-
braham, 387.
Watier, Miles, esquire, 376.
Watkyn, alias atte Oaleys, John, 646.
Watkyns, John, 397.
) , of Stdce Hammond,
gentleman, 76, 81.
, William, 371.
Watlingstreet, Watlyngstrete, the
king's highway oaltod, 280.
Watlington, aliens dwelling at, 673.
Watlyngton, oo. Oxford, 396.
WatHngton, Riohard de, 246.
, Thomas de, 246.
Watlyngbery. See Wappenbury.
Watnall, Watnowe, oo. Nottingham.
293.
Watson, John, 541.
Watte, James, oordwainer, 198.
, John, of Hawkhurst, 390.
, , of Rusvanan, husband-
man, 316.
, , of Sandhurst, oo. Kent
76.
.*..., Simon, of Beckley, labourer,
228.
, William (Nicholas), of Tre-
wethern in St. Kew, co. Corn-
wall, husbandman, 487.
Watteford, John, abbot of St. Jamas',
Northampton, 68.
Wattes, Hugh, of Priors Marston, chap-
man or yeoman, 320.
, John, 377.
, , one of the king's
porters, keeper of F<4y John
Park in Windsor forest, 104.
, , yeoman porter of the
household, parker of the king's
park at Stockley, 190.
, William, 477.
Wattesson, Robert, of Rampton, 386.
Watton, oo. Norfolk, 94.
, oo. Toik, prior of, 62.
Watton, Robert, commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 273, 352.
Wattus, John, of Wigley [in EJling],
CO. Southampton, husbandman,
Wattys, John, master of le UieU
Anf^my, 608.
Watnrfalle or WaterfaU, William, son
of John, of Wolverhampton, yeo-
man, 479.
Watyes, Richard, of Bedyngwey, 377.
Watyr, HoUand, 683.
Waubrigge forest. See Waybridge.
Wauke, John, 569.
WautezBon, John, 577.
Wauton, Waweton, Gilbert, 170.
Maater Simon de, 461.
, Thomas, commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
, , knight, 373, 374, 624,
529, 613.
> , , commissioner
to raise a loan, 364.
J , , sheriff of Buck-
inghamshire, 39.
1 William, oommissianer devxtUiia
et fouatie, 280.
> knight of the shiie for
untingdon, 375.
, , esquire, 24.
) ••-. , of Great StaugM^n,
esquire, 480.
> , of 00. Huntingdon,
esquire, 284. ^ '
944
GENERAL INDEX.
Wavre, Wavyr, Bmbant, 680.
Wavyr, John, from Wavre, weaver, an
alien, 580.
Wawebon. See WaltoQ; Wauton.
wax, 44.
y rent of, 184.
Waxham^ Wastocme&ftiam, oo. Norfolk,
fair at, 513.
Way, Jcim, 581.
Waybridge, Waubrigge, forest [oo.
Huntingdon], 262.
Waymouth. See Weymoutli.
Wayn, Wayne, Amulph de, 578.
, Tlhomaa, of HatJiern, hnsbaaid-
maoi, 158.
, Walter, purveyor, 117.
Waynes, Henry, 661.
Waynflet, Waynflete. See Wainfleet.
Waynflefce, Waynflet, Jobn, 350.
, , othaplain, vioarof Monk
Siherborne. 600.
, , prior, afterwards abbot
of Bairdney, 594.
Waynford. See Waogford.
Wayte, John, 374, 405, 602.
, , of Bndntree, 312, 402.
, of Caielveaton, hus-
bandman, 429.
, , a prisoner in DoheBter
giaol, 72.
1 , parson of Lydiard Mil-
lioent, 2437347.
> , vicar of BeU^wiortih
243.
I , paroon of Sopworth,
, Robert, 371.
, Tbodtnas, 397.
Weald, Welde, oo. Essex, 343.
Weonesley, Bioihard, 479.
Weaseniham; Wesenham, oo. Norfolk,
an alien dwelling at, 862,
Webbe, Gerard, 563.
, Henry, 436.
, Jolin, 393, 406.
) > of Babraham, husband-
man, 435.
» , of Thfuxton (Stuks-
ton), husbandman, 238.
, Nicholaa, 563.
, Walter, paraon of St. ]>ever-
euz, 310.
, WiUiam, 232.
> , of Bristol, 'webbe,' the
younger, 227.
Webbeley. See Weobley.
Webbeley, Robert, vioar of S4mtfield
Mortimer, 513.
Webater, Alexander, of Kaeeaale, liiia-
bandman, 169.
} , Hu£^, son of, of Knee-
aaile, labourer, 169.
, Jcim, 438.
, , of Boisover, 411.
, , of Fordley, 21.
, Ridhard, 152.
Weddiyn^rfaon, Wederyngton, John,
knoaht, oommittiooier of anmy
in NorthumberlaiKi, Ac., 40.
, , commissioner to aaaeas
a grant, 136.
Wederby. See Wetherby.
WederyngBete. See Wetheringsett.
Wedirhill abbey. See Wetherall.
Wedurby. See Wetherby.
WedmoPB, Wedmour, oo. Somers^, 98,
155, 156.
Wedyngton, Robert, citicen and g^ooer
of liOoidoBi, 168.
Wedyton. See Widdington.
Week St. Mai7, Wyke Bt, Mary, oo.
Oomwall, 501.
Weelde. Weld, Welde, Btabant, 668,
6B2.
Weert, Warte, Weoft, Biabaab, 658,
660. ' '
Weggewode, William, 614.
> , mayor of Oambridfls
41, 614. •
weirs, 271.
Weiband, the river. iSfee Weiland.
Wekaoote, William, 408.
Welballe, William, 391.
Welbek, John, 412.
>• , of iiksley, drover,
234. '
Welby [Poo. Linooln or LeicaBtar],
an alien dwelling at, 574.
Welby, Richard, 381, 619.
) , commissioner de toaUitM
et fouatie, 199, 273.
, , of Moulton, 61.
, Thcooas de, 605.
Weld, Welde. See Weelde.
Weldon [oo. Northampton], 33, 66.
Weldon, Welden, Heniy, ^squim, 128.
J Robert, knigtt. oommiasioner
to raise a loan, 126.
> Simon, commissioner of anmy,
, WiUiam, 7, 592, 607.
I , of WeWoo, 33, 66.
Welford, co. Berks, 403.
Welhagh. See Wellow.
Welhampton. See Wallhampton.
WeU, WeUe, Welka [parish of lokham],
00. Kent, 388« 422.
GENERAL INDEX.
946
Well, Welle, Jofan atte, 62.
John de, alias John Welles,
knight, 97.
, Stmaa atte, citisen of London,
330, 313.
, Tbomas aitte, 3^7.
, , of Garaington, 395.
William atte, 275.
WilUam, poulterer of the
Dousehokl, 3.
Welland, Wdand, the river, 605, 606.
Weller, Wellere, William, 393, 394.
, ,of Woodstock, yeoman,
440.
Welles. See Well.
Welles, Wellys, Denis, 406.
, John, 441, 446.
.. , of Hiemingfot>d Abbots,
labourer, 193.
...., , citisen of London, 321.
..., , warden of the oom-
monalty of iihe mistery of grocers
of LoDoon, 78.
...., , mayor of London, 272.
...., , and escheator
in the city, 214, 222, 246.
..... , parson of Aston TiiTel.
2.
...., .| rector of St. Run^
wald's, Oolohester, 64.
...., panon of Fcrdwooh,
• •*•■>■•!
49.
, John, knight. See Well.
, Loo de, knight, 381, 521, 530.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 352.
, Ralph, of Hockwohl, clerk,
164.
Sinaon de. bishop of diichester
[1204-1207], 362.
, Thomas, 305.
, , of KingBton-on-Hull,
merchant, 87.
, WiUiam, 396.
f , 'surgeant,' of London,
480.
Wellesbonrne Hastings, Wellesbnm
[oo. Warwick], 100.
Wellesbum, John, 398.
Wellesthorpe. See Woolsthorpe.
Wellewyk. See Welwick.
Wellin^>orough, Wendelyngburgji, co.
Northampton, 15.
Wellindbam, Welyn^^am [oo. Norfolk],
.., parson of. See Flempton,
John.
Wellinhee. See Welney.
Wellow, Welhafldii, co. Nottmgham,
409, 410.
Wells, Welles, Wellys, 608.
, aliens dwelling ait, 543) 548,
582.
, Welles [oo. Norfolk], 61.
24881
Wells — eont.
, Wellys, 00. Somerset, 20, 309.
, , arohdeaoon of. See
Bubwith, Thomas.
, , burgesses ol, 432.
, , cathedial church of St.
Andrew of, 80, 428.
• ..••••... ••••..•••, ••••*••.•, canons or . oee
Bubwiih. TiMmias ; Beyncdd,
John; I^Mkldyngton, William.
, , , dean of, 60.
See also Forest, John.
, , , dean and chap-
ter of, 58, 59, 80, 181, 445, 600.
, , ,f treasurer of.
See Lambroke, WiUiam.
, , lettens peitent dated
at, 518.
, , men of, 60.
Well Town, Wylton, in Oallington, oo.
CkMnwall, 246.
Wellys. iSee Welles; WeUs.
Welney, Wellinhee, oo. Norfolk, 73.
Weboniiampton. See Wolverhampton.
Weltden, Bidbard, 123, 358, 502, 598.
, , commissioner to deliyer
Bedford gaol, 493.
, Simon, 351.
Welton, John, of Wdgginton, webater,
302.
, Robert, 229.
, , Margery wife of, 229.
Welughby. See Willughby.
Welwe, Richard, 393.
Welwick, Wellewyk, co. York, 21.
Welwright, Gilbert, of Stony Strat-
ford, an alien, 550.
Welwryght, Gerard, from Aiz-la-
CStapelle, an alien, 563.
Welyoo, Riohard, 284.
Welyndiam. See GiUingham; Wei-
fingham.
Welyngton, Welynton, John, 376.
, Laikrenoe, 527.
Welyshot, Roger, 472.
Wembdon, Wemedon, oo. Somerset,
609.
Wemmes, Richard, of Northampton.
clerk of the statute merchant
there, 156.
Wenard, William, 528.
Wenbred, Henry, 682.
Wendelyng. See Wendldng.
Wendelyngburg^. See Wellingborough.
Wendesworth. See Wandswocth.
Wendeye. See Wendy.
Wendling, Wendelyng, oo. Norfcdk,
abbot of, 404.
Wendon, Henry, 372.
Wendorer, Wendeorer, oo. Bucking-
ham, an alien dwelling at, 672.
WendoTor, William, abbot of St.
Mary's, Oseney, 86.
Wendron, St. Wendron [oo. Oomwall],
ohnroh <rf, 513.
80
946
GENERAL INDEX.
Wendy, Wendeye, oo. Cambridge, 387
Wene, John, 319.
, Robert, 375.
Wenegere. Thomas, of Badgworth,
husoaDdman, 434.
Wenelyngham. See Willingjiam.
Wenereye, Rioibard, 238.
Wenforton, Richard, of Churchill, Kub-
baaiamAn, 96.
Wong, Wenge, co. Bnokingjham, alien
priory of, 28.
Waning, tenant of William de Hast-
ings, 173.
Wenghall, Wyngall, oo. Lincoln, priory
of, 461.
Wenlock, Wenlok, oo. Salop, priory of,
325, 465.
J. , prior of. See Brugge,
WiUiam; Stafford, John.
Wenlok, John, 350, 408.
J , esquire, knigjht of the
fOiire for Bedford, 373.
, prior, afterwards abbot
of Lilleshall, 206, 214.
, Thomas, 209.
, William, 344.
Weame, Nicholas, 392.
Wennesley, Robert, gentleman, 411.
Wennesrig^, Brabant, 556.
Wenslawe, John of Brandsburton,
esquire, 275.
Wensley Dale, WenaLaydale, co. York,
378.
Went, the river, co. York, 280, 469.
Wentlewode, oo. Wilts, 37.
Wentworth, John, 405.
, Richard, 318, 527, 622.
, , oommissioner of gaol
delivery, 272, 360.
, , oommissioner de waUiis
et fossatiSy 280.
) , commissioner of sAmay,
360.
) Roger, esquire, 362.
Weobley, Webbeley, oo. Herefwd. 315.
376.
Weolehase, Tytekyn, of Hiambnrgh
Weoley, co. Salop, 14, 295.
Weodt. See Weert.
Werberton, Geoffrey de, knight, 84.
Weroom. See Woudrichem.
Werd, Almain, 587.
, Gelderland, 566.
Werde, in Myffold, 547.
Werehome. See Warehome.
Weresle. See Warosley.
' werestedes,' 219.
Werketon, Robert, controller of the
search in the port of Sandwich,
204.
Werkworth. See Warkworth.
Werkworth, Henry, prior of St. Mary's,
Soiitnwark, 4y9.
Wormy ngton. See Warmington.
Wermyskirk. See Beiigjhe.
Wert, in bishopric of Li^ge, 572.
Werte, Gelderiand, 556.
Werthe, Thomas, esquire, 399.
Weryng. See Wieringen.
Weryng, John, 402.
Werviqq. Warfyk Warrewyk, Wervyk,
Werwyk, Flandens, 538, 539.
Werwolf, Hermann, 580.
Wesel, Wesell, Wesyll, Weysill, on the
Rhine, in Cleves, 543. 546, 548,
549, 555, 568, 574, 581.
Weeell (cf. Wesill), Gerard van. of
Southwark, oordwaiaier, an alien,
544.
Wesenden, Wysenden (? Wiasenden,
oo. Rutland), alieais dweUing at,
670, 571.
Wesenham. See Weasenham.
Wesenham, Wesynham, John, 405,
621.
» y oommissioner de kidd^
lis, 132.
, Robert, 62.
J Thoones, 530.
, , esquire, 375.
, , Serjeant of the pantry,
' watarbaiJly ' of Bristol, ^.
Wesfalyn. See Westphalia.
Wesill (cf. Wesell), John Van. of Burn-
ham, tailor, an alien, 565.
Wessand, oo. York, 275.
WesBelson, Hermann, 585.
West, Weste, John, 371, 375, 411.
, of OnMcton, 886
'* , , of Londoti, 269.
, ReginaH, knight, 603, 505,
527. 535, 6fi6.
, Riohard, of Hariton, husband-
man, 313.
, William, 375.
I , of oo. Lincoln, wool-
man, 235.
Westacre. See Acre, West.
Westbery. See W^estbury.
Westborough, Westburgih, oo. Linoofai,
309, 346.
Westbury, an alien dwelling at, 568.
, oo. Gloucester, 161.
, CO. Wilts, 236.
Westbury, Westbery, John, 801, 390.
) , commissioner to assess
a gnant, 135.
> • , justioeof 0aol delivery,
476.
, , the elder, 370.
J , the younger, 370.
, William, 129, 368, 370. 4S6,
469. 526, 609, 6i3, 614, 6lf , 621
623. 624, 626, 627.
> ••• > justice of assise, gaol
dehverv, 4c., 41, 67, 68, 72, 75,
81 19/, 201, 273, 27^9, ^, '368
359, 361, 370, 447, 469, 475, 476.
GENERAL INDEX.
947
Westby, George, 301.
) Richard, oontroller of trouage
and pesage in the port of Bos-
ton, 327.
Westoarn. See Oarne, West.
Weetchestre. See CSheeter.
Westahyryngton. See Qheyington,
WestooAe, Joibn, master of t(he ship
le Fetre, 603.
Westdoune. See Down, West.
Westelley. See Ella, Went.
Weetende, Wasten, Flanders, 639.
Weeterham, Westram, oo. Kent, 22,
391.
, an alien dwelling aik, 566.
WesterJeigfa, Weaterley, oo. GlouoeBter,
446.
; cottage called ' le RyggelnowBe '
in, 445.
I lane QaSled ' Slhydbornfitret ' in,
445.
, pasture oalled 'le Overlonde
adjacent to, 445.
Westerley, Bobetrt, mason, 44.
, William, burgees of Bristol,
600.
Westereubburgh, Zeeland, 578.
Westerton, Hiomas, of Dagworth, 61.
WestfaJe. See Westpihalia.
Westfale, Henry, 663.
Westfalyng, Gerard, 681.
We«tf«re. See WeetpbaJia.
Weetfield Westfeld, oo. Norfolk, 28.
Westefeld [co. Sussex], 173.
, , cliurcih of, 173.
Westpole. See Westphalia.
Westgate, [isle of Thanet], oo. Kent.
390.
Westharpetre, Westharptre. See Harp-
tree, West.
WesthAwe, John, 406.
Westhordon. See Horndon, West.
Westhornhey. See Thoroey, West.
Westhorp,' Westthorp. See Westrop.
Westhorp, John. 436.
Weethor^legh. See Horalery, West.
Weethorundon. See Homdon, West.
Westla-nd, William, of Westminster
' bailly,' 205.
Wostle, John, 401.
Westlexham. See Lexham, West.
Weatmallyng. See Mailing, West.
Wefitmelne. See Westmill.
WeRtmere. See Wisnuir.
Westmerltham. See Markham. West.
WestmiU, Westmelne, co. Hertford,
Westminster, oo. Middlesex, 18, 206,
250, 262, 293, 326, 334, 936, 339,
366, 420, 439, 492, 494, 631, 610.
, abbey of St. Peter at, abbot
and convent of, 48.
, .......... , lioence to, to
acquire lands in mortmain, 213.
, , Richard abbot of, 467.
, , church of, 213.
, , Henry Vs tomb in,
the iron- work about, 129.
, aliens dwelling at, 641, 642,
643, 544, 545, 647, 548, 649, 551,
663, 666, 560, 66l, 662, 660, 670,
673, 674, 577, 679, 580, 584, 688.
, commission dated at, 274, 365.
, Common Pleas at. See Cbm-
mon Bench.
, ooAinoil chamber of, keeper of.
See Noiiton, William.
, fines levied at, 113, 290, 291.
, inquisitions at, 6.
, letters patent dated at, passim,
, the MewB, 602.
, palaoe of, 297, 367, 460.
, , the clock in, 184, 540.
> , , keepers of. See
Barton, Henry; Bradley, Wil-
liam; Lenham, John.
f , ooUegiate chapel of St.
Stephen in, 118, 122, 166, 268,
284. 450. ' , »
> , , dean of, 450.
See alao Prentys, John.
» f , dean and chap-
ter of, 155, 268, 616.
y ' I , prebendaries
and canons of. See Atherton,
Edward; Bonetemps, William;
Breche, John; Burton, John;
Dixon, NiofaoLas; Downe, Wil-
liam; HesyU, Gerard; 3f0»ton,
f ®^ ^ « Prestwyk, William ;
Southwell, Thomas; Stopyndon,
John; Westrode, Roger.
>• -1 • •» documents dated at.
32, 342.
., works at, 2.
j,EH^ called prince's palaoe
CPnnoes paleys') at, 225.
I. '-yy keepers of. See Bia
lieu, Simon; Rysby, John.
77 78 79, 80, 81, k, 99, 102
J2f ' JS' }lf ' 11^' 120 122; 141
JS> J56, 176, 177. 179, 186 191
192, 195, 203, 241, 266. 266 281
282, 284. 467 491 492 Ss', W,
600, 501, 613, 516; 631; 690.' 6041
y precipe dated at, 161.
y flfcatutes of. See Statutes.
- » *™^8 of the pix at, 264-259.
Westmore. John, paraon ci Obiasel-
horough, 162. v.«««ei
Jog > P*rB«n of Braunston,
948
GENERAL INDEX.
Westmoreland, 200, 359, 426.
, ooasfc of, 201.
, oommissioners of amay in, 40,
71.
oommiasioneiv to aaseas a grant
in, 136.
I concealmontfi in, 276, 426.
, creeks and harbours in, 200.
, escheator in, 53.
, countess of. See Beaufort,
Joan.
, earl of. See Nevill, Ralph.
, inquisitions in, 131, 276, 369.
, justices oi the peaoe in, 626.
, lands in, of John, duke of Bed-
ford, receiver <rf. See Bedford,
William.
, outlawries in, 6, 170, 4B5.
, sheriff of, 136, 426.
I temponalities in, of bishopric
of Carlisle, 63.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignment of, 62.
Weston, Weetton, co Buckinsbam 8.
397, 398. ^^
y CO. Glouoesteir, 226.
, CO. Linooln, 199.
[oo. Somerset], 112.
I , rector of. See Bra-
ban, John.
, oo. Suffolk, 94, 689.
Weston, Catherine de, 106, 107.
, John, 373, 380.
> , oommissioBer to raise
a loan, ^, 128.
) , commiasioner to assess
a grant, 137.
y V , oommissiooer of gaol
deOivery, 129, 273.
> , Serjeant at law, 186.
> •• >of Carlton, gentleman,
> , of Papercourt (Fape-
worth), esquire, 380.
y Reginald, 660.
» Richard. See Couper.
, Robert, 401.
, Hiomas, 616.
, William, 163.
> , sheriff of Middlesex,
o.
> , citiaen and fishmonger
of London, 91.
t^ , of Ockham, esquire,
980.
Weston Oolville, Weston, oo. Cam-
bridge, 386, 441.
y paraon of. See Martin, John.
Weston-under-Edge, Weston under
Bgge, CO. Gloucester, 24.
Westover, co. Southampton, 122, 698.
Westo^. John, citiaen of London,
Westperotte. See Perix>t, West.
Westpery. See Paulerepury.
Westphalia, Westfiale, Wesfalyn, West-
faie, Wwtfole. WestTiale, West-
wale, aliens trom, in England,
642. 644, 548, 660, 651, 652, 553,
664, 667, 559, 560, 661, 662, 663,
665, 666, 667. 571, 573, 674, 575,
676, 679, 681, 582, 685, 587.
Westram. See Westerham.
Westrasen. See Rasen, West.
Westrode, Roeer, prebendary in St.
Stephen's chapel, Westminster,
2B4.
Westrop, Westhorp by Hyworth or
Hiworth, Westthorp, oo. Wilts,
104, 118.
WeetryU, Brabant, 569.
Westeale, John, of Hamburgh, 36.
Westthorndon, Westtfiornton, West,
thorundon. See Homdon, West.
Weetuderlegh. See Tytherley, West.
Westvale, Westwale. See Westphalia.
Weatwalton. ^ee Walton, West.
Westwell, oo. Kent, 389.
Westwick, Westwyk, oo. Cambridge,
366.
Westwode, Roger, king's chaplain,
master of the hospital of St.
Mary of Ronceval by Charimr
Cross, 247.
Westwold, Richard, esquire, 444.
Westwood, Westwod, oo. Kent, 444.
Westyllybery. igfee Tilbury, West.
WesuUe, John de, 663.
Wesyll. See Weeel.
Wesynham. See Wesenham.
Wetenhale, Wetnale, Hugh, 277.
, William, surveyor and gover-
nor oi the house of St. Antony,
London, 100.
y , citiaen and grocer of
London, 117.
WetenhuU, Alan, 408.
* Weithenchalewes ' and * Mnneschenes-
wro,' the ancient names of the
site of Vale Royal abbey, 84.
Wether, Walter, of Taunton, labourer,
165. '
WetheraJl, Wedderhall, Wedirhill, oo.
Cumberland, abbey of, 883.
> , abbot oi. See Stanley,
Thomas.
Wetherby, Wederby, Wedurby, Weth-
yrben, John, oommissiooer to
raise a loan, 126.
i' y of Ripon, meroer,
chapman or mM-(^ant, 306.
, Thomas, 233, 623, 633.
> } commissioner to assess
a grant, 138.
, Walter, 406.
Wetheringsett, Wederyngsete [oo. Suf-
folk], an alien dwelling at, 681.
WethegngM^, Robert, ardideaoon of
Wetheryngton, John de, knight, 622.
Wethyk, Richard, 430.
GENERAL INDEX.
949
WetJingthona. See Whatlington.
Wetnale. See Wetenhale.
Wefcuale, WilliAni, attorney, 54.
Wetwang, Wetewang [oo. York], pre-
bendary of. See DizoD, Nioho-
las.
Wetwang, Wetwange, John, 129, 154.
, Robert, 365.
Weveton. See . Wiveton .
Wey, Henry, 544.
I John, 564.
Weybridge, Wybryg, co. Surrey, 381.
Weyke, Robert, of Halton, 412.
Weymouth, Way mouth, oo. DorBet, 73,
165, 471, 472.
, aliens dwelling at, 566, 587.
bailiflEs ol, 201, 471.
manor of, 515.
port of, shine to be arroGted
m, 152.
Weyaill. See Wesel.
Weyston, Nicholae, of Retford, yeo-
man, 317.
Whaddon, 'Whaddon in le CSiaoe,' oo
Buckingham, 45, 307.
, , manor ol, 514.
, , vicar of.^ See Bunt,
Walter; Selby, Riobard.
, 00. Cambridge, 385, 387.
Whaddon, Nichblae, 402.
Whale, Alexander, 584.
Whalley, co. Lancaflter, abbot and
oonvent of, 81.
Whaplode, Quapelod, co. Lincoln, ISO,
381.
Whaplode, Whaplade, Whappelode,
William, 320, 529, 614.
, , commiseiosier to aseeas
a giant, 137.
, , eequire, knight of the
tAare for Buckingham, 397.
, , commissioner de hideH-
lis, 303.
Wharf e, Querf, the river [oo. York],
214, 301, 524, 536.
Wharfe, Wharf, Thomas, 232, 433, 586.
..-% , .^., commissioner of array,
131.
Wlhaesyngburgh. See Washingboirough.
Whatecroft, John, eequire, 400.
Whatlington, Watlington, Wetiing-
thona £co. Sussex], 245.
, Smalewiose in, 245.
Whatona, William de, 532.
Wbatton, Hugh, 159.
, John, of London, fishmonfler,
131.
wheat, 502.
, 1,000 quartMB to be bought
for London, 489.
Wheldrake, Queldryke, co. York, 307.
Whelpedale, Roger, provoet of Queen's
HaU, Oxford, 26.
Whelpyngtoo, Robert, 276, 622.
Whertoii, Henry, 170.
, , commissioner of array,
361.
Wherwell, Wherewell [co. Southamp-
ton], abbey of, 122.
, , abbess of. See Parys,
Cicely.
, ^ Euphemia, abbess of
{temp. Henry HI), 122.
, , abbess and convent of,
501.
, , prioress and convent
of, 113.
, , temporalsties of, 113.
Whethereld, William, 625.
Whetyngton. See Whittington.
Whichewode. See Wichwood.
Whidefcrd, Hug^, 515.
, J<^m, 515.
Whidigada. See Wydigada.
WhighthiU, J<^n, 393.
Whikke, John, 88.
Whilton. See Wilton.
Whimple, Whympell, oo. Devon, manor
cf , 602.
Whiflsendine, Wyssenden, co. Rutland,
83, 370.
Whitby, Whittby, oo. York, Benedic-
tine house of, abbot of, 607.
, , monk of. See Night-
yngale, John.
Whitby, John, of London, derk, 231.
, Thomas, <^ Sandwich, 73.
, , master of La Dyscori
balinger of Portsmouth, !&.
Whitclhester, Whitchesfcre, oo. North-
umberland, 97.
Whttchirche, David, 398.
Whitchurch^ Whitechirch, an alien
dfwellmg at, 564.
, Whitchurche [co. Devon], 324.
, .^^ perpetual vicar of. See
Macy, William.
Whitoombe, Robert, bailiff of Shrews-
bury, 470.
White, Whyt, Whyte, Alexander, 286.
, , of Dublin, 270.
, Henry, 377.
, John, 392, 509, 579.
, , clerk, 503.
, , of Blunham, 'soweter,'
493.
, ..'. , of Oollingham, 365,
409.
, , citizen and draper, of
London, 236.
, ,8on of Adam, of Lyn-n,
merchant, 157.
, , of CO. Meath, 57.
2 , mayor of Salisbury,
justice of 0Bol delivery, 476.
, , of Withemwick, 436.
, Ralph, an owner of the ship
te Petrey 603.
950
GENERAL INDEX.
White — cont.
, Richard, citizen of Limerick,
261.
, , of London, dyer, 481.
, Robert, of Langport, husband-
man, 312.
, Stephen, 334.
, Thomofi, of London, 64.
, WiUiam, of Litton (PLeigh-
ton Bosaafd), 374.
, , vintner of London,
318.
Whitebred, Richard, of Gcsberton,
381.
Whitede. See Whitehede.
Whitemieve, Whatanave, Whitgreve,
John, vicar or Great MAplestead,
187.
, , vioar of Bromley, 187,
242, 268.
, , vicar of Ifield, 268.
, Robert, 278, 286, 466, 523, 526,
529, 608.
, , commissioner of airay,
72, 476.
, , oommisBioiner to roise
a loan, 127.
, , echeator in co. Sfaaf-
ford, 186.
, , esquire, 399.
, [muflter-master], 635,
536.
, Roger, 291. 292.
Whitehede, Whitehed, Whitede, Whit-
hede, Whitheed, James, 358.
John, 403.
, , of Lilburne, gentle-
man, 166.
, Robert, 396.
, Thomas, of London, clerk,
231.
Whitehorn, Whithorn, Whi/tborne,
John, 61, 371.
, , receiver of possessions,
late of John, duke of Bedford,
in Wilts, Ac., 507.
Whitelegh, Whitlegh, Walter, 19.
, , esquire, 399.
Whiteney, Robert, knight, 376.
White Rothyng. See Roding, WLite.
Whitewell, Thomas, 61.
Whitfeld, Miattihew, knigjit, 396.
, , commissioner of array,
361.
Whitgrave, Whitgreve. See Widte-
greve.
Whithede, Whitheed. See Whitehede.
Whithooi, Whithorae. See White-
horn.
Whithull, Richard, of Wall, gentle-
man, 231.
Whitland Joo. Carmartiheii], abbey of
St. Mary, 295.
, , David ap Rys, abbot
of, 295.
Whitlegh. See Whitelegh.
Whitley, Whitle, co. Wilts, 482, 484.
Whitnash. Whittenassh [oo. War-
wick], 100.
Whitney, Whiteney, Robert, knight,
177, 178, 617.
y oommiaaioner to assess
a grant, 139.
Whitson, Jobn, 566.
Whitetaple, oo. Kent, 19, 390.
Whittenassh. See Whitnash.
Whittingham, Whityngjiam in Coupe-
kand, oo. Cumberland, 168.
Whittington, Whityngton, oo. Lanoas-
ter, 309.
, Wythington, co. Salop, castle
and lordmip of, 206.
, , church of, 206.
Whittington, Whetyngtoo, Whityng-
don, Whityngton, Whyttyngton,
Whytyngton, Guy, 141, 281, 372,
' 534, 528, 617.
, , conuniflsioner to aBsess
a grant, 140, 141.
, , esquire, 526.
, John, gentleman, 411.
, Richard, citizen aiid meroer of
London, 56, 67, 110, 215, 216,
484.
, •.., anniveiaafy of, 217.
, , college of. See under
London.
, , ezeontors of, 215, 217.
See also Carpenter, John.
, , great tenement or inn
of, 216.
, Robert, 373.
, , of Leicester, merchant,
96.
, Thomas, esquire, 400.
, William, 393.
Whittlesea, Wytleseye [oo. OambridgeJ,
16.
Whittlesford, Witleeford, oo. Cam-
bridge, 17.
Whitto(n, Edward, 105.
, , Eleanor wife of, 105.
, , John son of, 106.
Whitwell, CO. Rutland, 370.
Whitwell, Robert, of Ketton, gentle-
man, 970.
Whiitwhame, William, of Wakefield,
skinner, 314.
Whityng, Whytyng, Heivy, 399.
, John, dark, 340.
, William, of Marehfield, chap-
lain, 158.
Whityngham. See Whittingham.
Whityngham, Whyttynoiiam, Robert,
2487264, 347, 618.
, , conunissioner of oyer
and terminer, Ac., 75, 81.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
, receiver gensoral of the
duchy of Cornwall, 266, 266.
, , esquire, 604.
GENERAL INDEK.
951
Whympell. See Whimple.
Whyt. See Wliite.
Whyta, John, cordwainer, 196.
Whyte. See White.
Whytehals, Richard, 411.
Whytey, Margaret, of London, 13.
Whyttyngton. See Whittington.
Whytwey, John, 403.
Whytyng. See Whityng.
Whytyngton. See Whittington.
Wi. See Wye.
Wioimor, Wichenore, Wychenore, co.
Stafford, 56, 313, 483, 486.
Wiohwood, Whichewode, forest, co.
Oxford, 244, 328.
, rangero of. See Beauchamp,
Richard, eeatl of Warwick : Brian,
William; Hall, William.
Wichyngham, Wychyngjham, Edmund,
3^, 404.
, , oommisfllooer to en-
quitre into concealments in Nor-
wich, 349.
Wick, Great Wyche, oo. Worcester,
432.
Wick, Wyke, Almain, 657, 688.
Wiokham, Wykeham, co. Cambridge,
135.
, Wykham, co. Suffolk, 308.
Wiokhampton, Wygbampton, co. Nor-
folk, 308.
Widoombe, Wydecombe, oo. Somerset,
232.
Widdington, Wedyton, co. Essex, 87.
Wideoombe, Wydeoomb, co. Devon,
483.
Wideville. See Wodeville.
Wideworth, William de, 33.
Widmerpod, Wydemerpol, Wydmer.
pole, oo. Nobtingbam, 29z, 293,
365.
, chundi of, 292.
WieringBn, Weryng, Veryng, Holland,
island dP, 543, 544, 549, 561, 562,
668, 675, 681, 587.
Wierton, an alien dwelling at, 671.
Wigan, Wygan, co. Lanoaster, 440.
Wigborough) Wygbarowe, co. Essex,
330.
, Little, 830.
Wiggemore, Wyggemore, Richard, 275,
618.
, , licence to, 614.
, , esquire, 376.
, Roger, esquire, 376.
Wiggenhall St. Mary Magdalen, Wyg- !
enhale, co. Norfolk, 132.
bridge ol, called 'Mandeleyn
brygge/ 132.
Wigginton, Wyghton under the Wolde,
Wygynton, oo. York, 283, 302.
Wight. Wyght, isle of, co. Southamp-
ton, 129, 233, 300, 442.
, , commissioner ol array
in, 472.
, , lordship of, 504, 505,
606.
Wigihtresham. See Wittersham.
Wigley [in Eiling], WygeJe, co. South-
ampton, 87.
Wilboye, John, alderman of Norwidh,
32.
Wilbnaham, Wylburgham, co. 0am-
bridge, 386.
, Little, 387.
, , parson of. See Wathe,
Ralph.
Wilbram, Wylbram, Ralph, of West
Markham', 409.
, Thomas, 277.
, William, 409.
, , esquire, 589.
Wilby, OQ. Norfolk, 326.
Wilook, Wylook. John, glover, 198.
, Thomas, 483.
Wilde, Ndoholas, of Haarlem, an alien,
684.
See also Wylde.
Wildebore, Wyldebore, John, 160, 151.
Wilden, Wyldon, oo. Bedford, 319.
Wildon, John, merchant* of London,
439.
Wilford. Wylford, John, the elder, of
Babraham, 385.
, , the younger, of Babra-
ham, 366.
, Thomas, chaplain, 437.
Wilky. See William.
Wilkyns, Wylkynnee, John, 18.
, , of Wadswick, yeoman,
169.
WilkyuAon, Wylkynson, John, of
Kirkby Kendal, chapman, 234.
, Roger, 412.
Willa, Robert, of Bickington, husband-
man, 312, 313.
, Thomas atte, 312, 313.
Willes, Leo de, knight, 620.
, Thomas, 392.
WiUesson, Hugh, of Litton, 413.
Wdllesthorp, WyUesthorp, J<^n, 624,
636.
, WiUiam, 624.
WiUiam I, 171-176, 862, 417, 418, 419.
, cfcarters of, 171, 173, 362, 416,
417.
WiUiam H, 176, 418.
, charters of, 172, 175, 362.
William, abbot of St. Mary's, Tewkes-
bury £oo. Gloucester], 482.
, the clerk of Gedling, 622.
, earl of Salisbury [1187-1196],
362.
, prior of St. Stephenis, Laun-
oeston, 198.
952
GENERAL INDEX.
William ap Thoanafl, knight, 186, 194,
220, 356, 603, 605.
William ap Thomas ap Llewelyn, 377.
William, WilUem, Alexander. See
Wdniamwm.
, John, 608.
, , of Bedford, an alien,
584.
} , of Boston, an alien,
663.
., of KingjBwear, mariner.
166, 202.
., of Londoa, an alien,
668.
., ^.!....... of Westwiok, 386.
., Richard, 664.
alias Wilky, Richard, vicar of
AshiU, 276.
> Robert, of Sidford, mariner,
316.
, Thomas, 374.
y , fix>m Ley, H<^and, an
alien, 661, 664.
} ; , pareon of St. Leonard'?
without tlie Southgate, Exeter,
67.
WiUiam, 221. 478.
Williamson, Adam, ^7.
, Adrian, 657.
, alias Wdlliam, Alexander, ship-
man, master of le Trinite of
London, 106.
> Arnald, of Gertruydenberg, an
alien, 560.
» , from Gouda, an alien,
666
, Baldwin, 563.
, Daniel, 684.
, Derik, 684.
, Frederick, 647.
, Qerard, 677.
, Ghilbrand, 674.
, Godfrey, of Waltham, cord-
waiDer, cui alien, 646.
J t of Bromley, an alien,
662.
, Henry, of Leyn, an aliem, 669,
» ••..•••> of St. Giles, London,
an alien, 638.
» •• I from Utreoht, an alien,
669.
i- of Westminster, an
ahem, 643.
>_: I from Zieriksee, an
alien, 649.
• f , Ishraind, 644.
, James, fixwn Middelburg, an
*^J^^i ^ni Araheim, an alien,
646.
',: .., from Duireland, an
alien, 644.
, from Gonda, an alien,
649.
,;•••» from 'sHertogenboech,
an alien, 665, 668.
•»,• » from Worcom, an
alfen, 671.
Williamson — ami.
, Joyste, 656.
, Ndcholafl, of Bristol, an atien,
650.
, , of Cloy, an alien, 666.
, , of Salisbnry, an alien.
661.
, Paui, 676.
, Peter, 679.
, Philip, 669.
, Reginald, 686.
, Severyn, 671.
, Simon, 652.
, William, of Canterbary, an
alien, 646.
, , of Londkm, an alien,
566.
) , from Lyne, Holland,
an alien, 5B6.
, Wysse, 668.
Willingham, Wenelyng^bam, oo. Cam-
bridge, 385, 386.
[near Louth], Wyflyngfiam [oo.
Lincoln], 66.
, Wyrlyngham, oo. Suffolk, 316.
i , All Saints, churdb of,
692.
WHlingham, William, 393.
Willoughby, Wyllugjiby, oo. Lincoln,
Halbertoft in, 234.
, Wylughby [co. Warwick], 121.
J- > vioarof. Sfee Bartelot,
William; James, Michael.
Willoughbv on the Wokk, Wyllughby,
CO. Nottingjham, 36d.
Willou|dhiby Waterless, Wylughby
Waterles £oo. Leicester], 115.
.parson of. See Haldeby,
Riciiard; Vioafs, Robert atte.
Willug^y Welughby, Wilughby,
Wyluby, Wylughby, EMward, 406.
, Hugji, kni^, 273, 409, 4^6,
462, 406, 528, 622.
, o(»nmiaBion€r to raise
a loan, Ac., 60, 126, 354.
I > sheriff, oo. Nottimc-
ham, 191, 865.
, Marganeft, wife of, 462.
•*. » , of Wollaton, 438.
, John, knigjht, 381, 52L
) I commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 129, 219.
» I oommissioner de wqUOs
ei fossatisy 199.
, Sir John de, lord Willoughby
de Bresby [1349-1372], 148.
* Robert, or Robert de, 605.
> > oommisBioner dt tcaAtM
et fossaiis, 199.
» , knifijht, 476, 610, 620.
i > ooanmismoner de wUHu
et fossatis, 128, 273, 980.
........... lord Willoudiby de
BwBby [1409-1468], SST
, Thomas, 404.
GENERAL INDEX.
968
WiUy, Wylly, Ralph. 128.
Richard, 896.
Robert, 407.
William, chaplain, giuurdian of
the jurisdiction of Steyning, 3B1.
Wilmington, Wylmyngton, co. Suasex,
Wilmot, John, citizen and saddler of
London, 484.
Wilnehale, Rocer, clerk, of Coventry,
keeper of the lesser piece of the
seal for recognisances under the
statute of Acton Bumell, 327.
Wiltoft, William, of Doncaster, ostler,
2S1.
Wilton. Wihilton. Wylton, co. WUts,
183, 284, 376, 490.
, abbey of, 45.
, , Christina, abbess ol^
244, 249.
, , prioress of, 249.
, , prioress and oonrent
of, 244.
, an alien dwelling at, 562.
, bui^sses of, 284.
, gild and custom ol, 264.
Wilton, Wylton, Thomas, 524, 526, 626
, Tliomas de, steward of St-
Mary's, York, 363.
, WiHiam, 403.
Wiltdiire, county, 217, 355, 359, 425,
458.
, assises in, 66.
, commissioners of array in, 520.
, commissioners to raise a loan
m, 51. 127, 354, 526.
, commiflsionera to assess a grant
in, 135.
, esoheator in, 26, 34, 46, 101,
103, 112, 223, 246, 268, 341, 343,
453, 454, 463, 526. See also
Gaweyn, Laurence ; Long,
Robert.
, inquisitions in, 46, 301, 359,
526.
, issues ol. 111, 264.
, justices of aasiae in, 268, 269,
424.
, juatices of the peace in, 626.
, knights of the sbire for. See
Andrewe, Robert ; Long, Robert.
, oath against maintaininspeaoe
breakers to be taken in, 370.
, outlawries in, 8, 9, 11, 12, 21,
22, 69, 87, 91, 93, 94, 96, 117,
158, 169, 230, 232, 236, 306, 306,
312, 314, 317, 318, 320, 329, 434,
436, 439, 478, 482, 484, 467, 566.
possessions of Joiin, duke of
Bedford in, receirer of. See
Whitehom, John.
, profits of, 507, 513.
Wiltshire, county — coni.
, purveyors in, 52.
, sheriff of, 47, 51, 111, 127, 135,
300, 354, 426, 526.
, temporalities in, of St. Mary's,
Cirencester, 34.
, tenth and fifteenth from,
assignments of, 60, 61, 115.
Wimbish, Wymbyssh, co. Bsseoc, 210.
Wimborne Minster, Wymbom Mynstre,
Wymboume Mynstre, Wymbum-
mynster, oo. Dorset, 7, 307.
, an alien dwelling at, 554.
Wimpolcj Wympde, Wynpole, co. Cam-
bridge, do.
, aliens dwelling at, 551, 583.
Winchoomb, Wynchcombe, Wynche-
cumbiB [co Gloucester J, abbot and
convent ol, 327.
, John, abbot of, 467.
Winchoomb, lideman de, bisihop of
Worcester [1396-1401], 203.
Winchelsea, Wincbeleshe. Wyncbelse,
Wynchebea, Wynonelsee, Wyn-
ohelsey [co. Sussex], 73, 75, 105,
113, 168, 173, 202, 329, 493.
, aliens dwelling at, 576, 586,
587
, bailiff of. See Oalton, Wil-
Mam; Pope, William.
, balingers of, 356.
, church of St. Giles, 155, 226.
364, 265, 603.
, parson of. See Clerk,
■Koger ; Gregory, Midhael ;
Kyrkbride, Tnomfla; Pyper,
John.
., churcih of St. Leonaod, 322.
., . , parson of .fif«e Pyngyll,
WillMun ; Tewe, William.
., church of St. Thomas the
Martyr, 270, 263, 591.
•, , parson of. See Ast^l,
Tthomasj Mauchamp, Riclhard;
Derby, William ; Martyll,
Richard; Thomas, John.
., friars preacbers of, 461.
•> , grants to, 25.
» • , prior of. See Stonhard,
., king's plot at, 26.
., ' Kyngesgrene ' or 'Westfeld-
heth,' near, 533.
., the manih beyond, 244.
., mayor and bailiffs of, 73, 75.
., musters at, 41, 42, 218, 278,
476, 525, 583, 535,' 536.
., port of, 277, 527, 637.
•J ", deputy butler in. See
Pope, Thomas.
•> y ships to be arrested
and brought to, 533.
•> ) ships to be arrested in,
353.
., ship of, 609.
964
GENERAL INDEX.
Winchester, Wintoaia^ Wynchestre, oo.
Southampton, 174, 222.
, aliens dwelling at, 553, 571.
, oharters dated at, 171, 172,
173, 175, 362, 417, 419.
, cjhturoh of St. George at, 93.
, , parson <^. See Cooke,
Kiohard.
, college of St. Mary at, 'Seinte
Marie Colleffe of WynchestiPe,'
54.
64."
., w«*rden and scholaAis of.
, H^de abbey by, abbot of, com.
miflsioneir to raise a loan, 125.
, abbot and oonvent of,
iioenoe to, 146.
, archdeaconry of, half-^nth
from, assignments of. 111, 258.
, diocese of, 36, 52, 59, 67, 112,
187, 204, 223, 242, 243, 253, 260,
262, 324, 334, 446, 448, 454, 499,
500, 514, 596.
, , yioar general of, 52,
59, 67.
.bishops of. See Beaufort,
Henry; Blois, Henry de; More,
Richard; Roches, Peter des.
Windham, Wyndham [oo. Sussex].
chapel or hospital of St. E^dmudd
at, 122.
, ,jportiaiier in. Su
Gyllyng, William.
Windley, Wyneley, oo. Derby, 412.
windmills, 66.
Windsor, Wyndesore, New Wyndesoire,
CO. Berks, 408, 437.
, aliens dwelling at, 538, 566,
576.
Castle, banquet of St. George
at, 117.
, constable of, 196.
, free college or chapel of
St. George in (the King's college
within), 45, 80, 118, 122, 187,
193, 349, 513.
, , dean and. ciiap-
ter of. 601.
, , dean or warden
of, 45, 54, 118, 187, 455.
, , See also
Arundel, John ; Kyngston,
Riohaixl; Mugge, William.
, , original founda-
tion of, 45.
, , prebendaries in.
See BoDetemps, William ; Brewe-
ster, William; Damet, Thomas;
Depeden, John ; Durioh,Thoma8 ;
Exton, John; Feltom, Robert;
Gates, Roger; Gou^, Robert;
Lyseux, Aomas; Pye, Joihn;
Southwell, Tlioimas ; Wyot, Rich-
aird.
, , statutes of , 349.
steward and
treasurer of, 849.
, , warden and
o(^ege of, 80.
Windsor Oastle — ami.
, honourable order of the
Garter, company 'del Gartier'
in, 207.
, , statutes of, 45.
, , Tergers or
ushers c^. See Manfeld, Robert ;
Pope, William.
, the kin^s beds within,
keeper of. See Assent, Roger;
Broun, William.
, charters dated at, 172, 173,
337.
forest, bailiwick of, Twitthene
in, 56.
, Bateles bailly in, fores-
ter of, 510.
, Foly John park in, 104.
, , keeper of. See
Wattes, John.
herald, the, 204.
, letters patent dated at, 190.
, parks of, parkers of. See Har.
greve, John; Walton. Nicbcias.
, a poor knight of. Su Trebell,
John.
wine, 74, 128, 129, 211, 218, 280, .100
301. 326, 335, 348, 357^, 426, 476
526, 527, 608.
, oast ashore on the coast of
Southampton, 469, 472, 47a
, customs ofn, 104, 261.
, grant of, 84.
, prise of, 84.
, unlawful seizure of, 201, 202,
220, 221. 366, 471, 476.
, of Nantes, 280.
, of Rocbelle, 73, 476.
, of Oliouars, 280.
, red, 280.
white, 280.
Winestead, Wystede, co. York, 275.
Winfarthing, WynsefarthTng, oo.
Norfolk, charter dated at, 27.
Winforton, Wynfreton, oo. Hereford,
192.
, parson of. See Ban, Lewis.
Wing, Wynge, co. Buokingbam, an
alien dweUing at, 563.
, Wynge, oo. Rutland, 870.
Wingfield, Wynefeld, co. Derby, 291,
367.
, Wyngf^. Wyng^eld, oo. Suf-
Winglham, Wyngham, co. Kent, 369.
, college of, 368.
, , proYOst of. Su Aariie-
ton, Miattnew.
WinsloWj Wynslowe [oo. Buckingham],
aliens dwelling at, 567.
Winstone, Wynston, co. Gloacester,
manor of, 515.
Winterbourne, Wynterboome, co.
Wilts, 297, 298.
GENERAL INDEX.
955
Winterbourne Eaxls/Wynterboirn Earls,
* Wyntirbam Saris, Wynterburn
[CO. Wilts], 223, 325, 496.
.parson of. See Beaumont,
Robert ; Oraubum, John ;
Moleyns, Adam; Stokes, John.
Wintershill, WyntereshuU, oo. Surrey,
380.
Winthorpe, Wynthorp, oo. Lincoln, 11,
148. 151.
Win ton, Wynton, co. Westmoreland,
233.
Wintonia. 8ee Windheater.
Wixley, Cornelius, esquiaie, 400.
, Roger, esquii*e, 400.
Wirlyngwortb. See Worlingwortli.
Wirssope. See Worksop.
Wirtliam. See Wortham.
Wisbech, Wisebeche, Wvsebeche, Wys-
byoh, CO. Cambridge, 314, 316.
, aliens dwelling afc, 57d, 583.
Wisbeche, John, prebendarv of Aiveley
in Bridgnorth free chapel, 495.
Wifihiord, Gkreat, Wyocheford, oo.
Wilts, 497.
Wismar, Westmere in Bastland, Wisse-
mer [in Mecklenburgh Schwer-
in], 220, 671.
, boTgomoster of, 220.
fk, Nicholas, alderman of
ork, 531.
Wiaaant, Wytsand [Paa de Calais],
hospital of Sauclingefelda by,
brethren of, grants to, 47.
, charter dated at, 47.
Wissekerke, Wyasen Kyrkey, Zeeland,
586.
Wissemer. See Wismar.
Wiflsett, Wyset, Wyssete, co. Suffolk,
4B.
, an alieu dwelling at, 674.
, Roos in, 48.
Wdtohingham, Wychyngjbam St. Mary,
CO. Norfolk, 329.
, vioar of. See Swayn, Heniy.
With, Nicholas, 129.
Witham, Wytham, co. Essex, 309, 401.
, oo. Lincoln, 16.
, Witteham, co. Somerset, Car-
thusian priory of, prior and eon-
vent of, gmnts to, 51, 62.
Witham, Wytham, Wythum, the river,
229, 605. 607.
Witham, Wytham, Robert, commis-
sioner de vxMiis et fossatU, 273.
, Thomas, of co. York, 116.
withernam, 421.
Withernwick, Wythomwyk, oo. York,
436.
Withington, Wythynden, co. Glouces-
ter, 167.
Withyhrook, Wittibrok, Wythybroke,
CO. Warwick, 64, 384.
Witlesford. See Whittlesfcrd.
Witney, Witteney, Wjrtneye, Wytteney,
Wytteneye, Wytney, co. Oxford,
10, 11, 1^, 393, 482.
Witon, Nicholas, citizen of London, 78.
Witte, Conr«ul, merchant of the Teu-
tonic Hanse, 201.
Witteham. See Witham.
Witteney. See Witney.
Witten^, John, 393.
, William, 393.
Wittenham, Wyttenham, oo. Berks,
403.
Wittersham, Wightresham, oo. Kent,
390.
Wittibrok. See Withyhrook.
Witton [co. Norfolk], 66.
, CO. Northumberland, 435.
Witton, William de, 435.
Wiveton, Weveton, co. Norfolk, 407.
Wixford, Wykelsford, oo. Warwick,
144.
woad, 355.
Woburn. Woborne, Wobourne, Wobume
Gbappell, oo. Bedford, 592.
, abbot of, 373.
, , oeDarer of, 373.
, an alien dwelling at, 560.
vicar, of. See Richard, John.
Woburn, Thomaa, chaplain, in the
Tower of London, 428.
Wodde, Robert, of Sorayingham, yeo-
man, 625.
Woddryngton, Roger, eequire, 355.
Wode, Vode, Edmund, 406.
, Godfrey, 686.
, John, 618, 627.
} I commissioner to raise
a loan, Ac., 50, 60, 127.
y , commissioner to asseas
a grant, 138.
, , chaplain, king's clerk,
parson of Rettendon, 501.
, , plasterer, 411.
» > som of Stephen, of
Easterton, husbandman, 168.
, Johnatte, 236.
» , of London, fishmonxcer.
489. y ^ y
, Ralph atte, 411.
, Richard, 406.
, Robert, 625.
> Robert atte, of Qroydon, ooixl.
wainer, an alien, 550.
, Thomas atte, parson of Els-
worth, 387.
William, of Fulbourn, oo. Cbm-
In^dge, yeoman, 486.
, WiUiam atte, 390.
i , citiron and brewer ol
London, 169.
Wodebastwyk. See Woodbastwick.
Wodebrigse, Wodebrygge. See Wood-
bridge.
Wodeoherche. See Woodoshuroh.
956
GENERAL INDEX.
Wodeohestre. See Woodchesier.
Wodeoibirche. See Woodoihxirch.
Wodeohirche, Master Heoiry, clerk,
surreyor and governor of the
house of St. Antony, London,
100.
Wodecok, John, 410.
, Robert, 402.
, Thomas, of Henham, 350.
Wodeooie. See Woodcote.
Wodeoote, William, of Oaurse, oo.
Salop, 593.
Wodeditibon. See Wood Ditton.
Wodefold, WilUam, 434.
Wodeford. See Woodford.
Wodeford, Richard, tailor, 72.
y , of Charlton) oo. Berks,
g^itleman, 95,
Wodefosth, John, 527.
Wodefoth, Robert, of Sproxton, knight,
20.
Wodehalle. See WoodhiaU.
Wodeham. See Woodham.
WodehamfereB, Wodehamforeet. See
Woodham Fenrere.
Wodeham Waatier. See Woodham
Walter.
Wodehay. See Woodhay.
Wodeh^o, Roger, clerk, 211, 212.
Wodehill, Andrew, of Elham, 301.
, RiohArd, of Dumfoid, gentle-
man, 517, 691.
Wodehous, John, 404, 621.
2 > commissioner to raise a
loan, Ac., 60, 60, 61.
, , clerk, 462.
, holder of the office of
the amobyr, cos. Oarmartihen
and Cardigan, 121.
, , esquire, 104.
, .^ , QOOBtable of
Oastle nosing and keeper of the
chaoe or warren there, 112.
Wodeland. See WoodUnd.
Wodelond, William, 429.
, , of Westgate, 890.
Wodenorton. See Wood-Norbon.
Wodepoff, Woderore, John, 403.
, Robert, 318.
, , of Wormhill, 413.
, Thomias, 413.
W.^*''*'^ ^^ Kingston-upon-
Thames, 381.
Woderaon, Nioholas, 646.
Wodesdon. See Waddesdon.
Wodesende, John, 407.
Wodestok, John, of Stowe, 96.
Wodestoke, Wodestoka. See Wood-
stook.
Wodevilte, Wideville, Wodevyle, Wode-
▼yll, Wydevill, WydeFttle, Wyde-»
^le, Wydevyll, Wydevylle,
Wydewyll, Wyudevyll, Riohard,
353.
, , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 273.
, , commissioner to take
mustere, 356, 368, 424, 4^, 476,
636.
, , knight oi the shire for
Kent, 388.
, , esquire, 619.
, , , lieutenant of
Oalais, 489, 618.
, , knight, 359.
, Robert, esquire, commissioner
of oyer aiod terminer, 41, 124,
362.
, Thomas, 426, 593, 622.
, commissioner to raise a
loan, Ac,, 39, 50, 125.
, , oammissioiner to assess
a grant, 136.
, , esquire, 467.
Wodewane, John, 407.
Wodeward. Wodewarde, Wodeword,
Wodward, John, 102.
, , merchant, 499.
, , of Ihewythwyth, 411.
Richard, clerk, 37.
, Roger, of Brasted, 391.
, Thomas, 319, 398.
, Walter, parBon of the church
of Wappenbury, 237.
, WaUam, 306.
Wodhalle, Thomas, 363.
Wodsyde, William de, chaplain, 116.
Wodthorp, John, of Boston, 204.
Wodward. See Wodeward.
Wodyngton, William, 403.
WodytotL. See Wootton.
Woerden, Worthe, Holland, 645.
Woghere, John, of East Gk^instead, hus-
bandman, 313.
Wokefield, Waghfeld, oo. Berks, manor
of, 614.
Wokeham. See Oakham.
Wokendon. See Ookendoo.
Wokesbrygge. See Uzbndge.
Wokesey. See Oaksey.
Woketon, William, prior cf Neweoham,
CO. Bedford, 497.
Wokin&tam, Wokyngham, oo. Berks,
, an alien dwelling at, 666.
, men of, 61.
Woky. See Wookey.
Wokyngham. See Wokingham.
Wolashull. See Wollashull.
Wolaston. See WolLasrfcon.
Wolaton.. See WoUaton.
Wdbek, Walter, 683.
GENERAL INDEX.
967
Wolbrandeaon, Henry, 672.
, Simon, 572.
Woloombe, Nicholas, 526.
Wolde, Simon ven, 586.
W<^den, Robert, treasurer of St.
Peter's, York, oommiasioner to
raise a loan, 126.
Woldeaef, Roger de, master of Slebach,
27.
Woley, Thomas, of Charleswortli, 413.
, William, of Cfaarlesworth, 413.
Wolf, Wolffe, Hugh, knight, 395.
, John, of Braderiohe, husband-
man, 436.
, of Bristol, an alien,
667.
, , of Poynin^, an alien,
547.
, Roger, 58.
, William, knigjit, 623, 536, 625.
, , oommisaoner of oyer
end terminer, 132.
Wolferlow, Worforlowe, oo. Hereford,
manor of, 514.
, Wolferton. oo. Norfolk, 162.
WolflFe. See Wolf.
Wolfpeston, Roger de, 326.
Wolhampton. See Woolhampton.
WoJlane, William, of Alton, 211.
WollashuU, WoJashuU, William, 529,
627.
, oommiaBAoner to raise
a loan, 60, 127.
, , esquire, commissioner
to assess a grant, 138.
Wollaston, Wolaston, 'Hiomas, gentle-
man, 400.
, , precentor of St. Darid's
oathedral, 282.
Wollaton, Wolaton, co. Nottingham,
432.
Wolleford, Henry, citisen and tailor of
London, 97.
Wollesthorp. See WooLsthorpe.
Wolley, Wolly, Roger, 410.
, of Lostwithiel, 474.
, , of Plympton Eari's,
CO. Devon, yeoman, 486.
, Roger de, of Derby, draper,
272.
, Walter, 412.
Wollewey, WiUiam, 232.
Wolmar, Mark, 570.
Wolmere. See Woolmer.
Wolrycih. Wolryche, John, 178, 263,
377.
Wolseley, Wolselley, oo. Stafford, good
men of, 34.
Wolseley, Thomas, esquire, 400.
Wolston. See Woofeton.
Wolston, Gieat. See Woolstone, Gi>eat.
Wolfiton, John, 414.
, William, esqnire, 514.
Wolto^, Silvester, chaplain of a chantry
in Canterbury cathedral, 187.
Wolty, William, of Beckenham, 391.
Wolveley. See Wooley.
Wolvercote. See Woolvercot.
Wolverhampton, Welronhampton, Wol-
vemehampton, oo. Stafford, 479.
Wolverston, Thomas de, esquire, 524.
Wolverton, co. Warwick, 384.
Wolwydh. See Woolwich.
Wombwell, Womwell, Thomas, 628.
, , commissioner of array,
71, 860.
, , commissioner to assess
a g^ant, 139.
Womenswould, Wymelyngwelde, co.
Kent, 390.
Wonard, William, 399.
Wooer, CO. Warwick, 384.
Wonerah, Onersah. Wonerssh, oo.
Surrey, 20, 36l.
Wonnesell. See WormshdU.
Woodbaabwick, Wodebastwyk, co. Nor-
folk, 10.
Woodbridge, Wodebrigge, Wodebrygge,
oo. Suffolk, 381.
, an alien dwelling at, 569.
Woodchester, Wodechestre [co. Glou-
ceeterj, 494.
, parson of. See Drmore, Wil-
' iiam; Hokenale, Robert.
Woodchurch, Wodebherche, Wode-
chirche, co. Kent, 4, 65, 390.
J manor of Townland, Tounlond,
in, 4.
Woodcote [in Shrewsbury], Wodecote,
CD. Salop, 15.
Woodcotts in Bramdean. Wodecote [co.
Southampton], 184.
Wood Drtton, Wodeditton, Ditton
Valens, co. Cambridge, 19.
, vicar of, 387.
Woodford, Great Wodeford, co. Wilts,
26.
Woodhall, Wodehalle, co. Lincoln, 148,
151.
, Wodehalle, co. Woircester, 159.
Woodham, Wodefaam, oo. Essex, aliens
dwelling at, 538, 569.
Woodbam Ferrers, Wodehamferes,
Wodehamforest, oo. Bases, aliens
dwelling at, 539, 573.
Woodham Walter, Wodeham Wautier,
CO. Essex, 208, 209, 210.
Woodhay, Wodehay [co. Berks], 196.
Woodhead, Wodehed, oo. Rntland, 370.
Woodland, Wodeland, oo. Devon, 488.
Wood Norton, Wodenorton, oo. Nor-
folk, 314, 434.
wood-pigeons, 267.
958
GENEEAL INDEX.
Woodstock, Wodeetok, Wodesboka,
Wodestoke, oo. Oxford, 393, 440.
, an alien dwelling at, 577.
, chAntry of St. Mary within, the
manor or, 85.
, , ohaplain of. See Payn,
Thomaa.
, charters dated at, 27, 420.
, manor of, letters pateint dated
at, 343.
, , repair of, 527.
Wookey, Woky [co. Somenset], 600.
, an alien dwelling at, 550.
, letters patent, <feo.. dated at,
80. 288, ^, 304, 454, 472, 615.
wool, Ac., 251, 280, 326, 351, 358, 414,
463, 454, 471, 518.
, customs on, 104, 105, 132, 179,
206. 261, 261, 277, 288, 360.
, exi>ortatdon of, ooimmiaBion to
enquire into, 133.
, lioenioes to export, 414, 464,
493.
, unlawful exportation of, 200,
201, 471.
, of Spain, 537.
, staple of, 414.
, subsidy on, 60, 182, 180, 206,
223, 224, 261, 288, 323, 369, 460;
453.
Wooley, Wolveley [co. Wilts], 122.
, portioner of the church of.
See Gyllyng, William.
wool-felLs, 1. 28, 69, 300, 369. 518.
, subsidy on, 182, 180, 223, 204,
251, 261, 288, 323, 369, 450, 4,53.
, licence to export. 261.
unlawful exportation of, 200,
471.
Woolhampton, Wollhampton, co. Berks,
oo, 90.
, parson of. See Wynge, John.
woollen cloth, 306, 351, 608.
Wooimer, Wolmere, co. Southampton,
fora3.t of, 669.
Woolsthorpe, WeJleathorp, Wolleethorp,
oo. linooln, 320, 480.
, parson of. See Qer&rd, Thomas.
Woolston, Wolston [oo. Devon], 133.
Woolstone, Wokton, Great [co. Buck-
ingham], 484.
Woodveroot, Wolvencote, oo. Oxford,
438.
Woolwich. Wolwyoh, qo. Kent, 391.
Wooton, South, South wotton. co Nor-
folk, 240.
, parson of. See Batelly, Henry.
Wootton, Wojbton, by KempBton, oo.
Bedford, 48&.
, Wotston, CO. Hereford, 98.
, Wotton, oo. Lincoln, 882.
(P), Wodyton [isle of Wight],
, North, Wotton by Pulton, co.
Somerset, 313.
Wootton Fitspaine, Pitz Payn Wdbton,
oo. I>orae€. 308.
Woroeeter, co. Worcester, 163, 220,
326.
, cathedral ohuroh of St. Bfary,
prior and chapter of, licence to,
to elect a bishop, 326.
, archdeaconry of. half -tenth
from, assignment of, 111, 268.
, bishops of. See Boorciiier,
Tliomas ; PoTerell, Thomas ;
Poldon, Thomas ; Wixichoomb,
Tideman de.
, bishopric of , 321, 322.
, , guardian of tibe spirit-
uality of, 372, 446.
, , temporalities of, 446,
452.
, diocese of. 177, 264, 266, 305,
322, 331, 446, 494.
{ , taxation of the clergy
in, 177.
Worcester, county, 359, 426.
, assizes in. 68.
, , justices of, 447.
commissioners to raise a loan
m, 60, 127, 364, 629.
, commissioners to assess a grant
in, 138.
, escheator in, 444. 458.
, gaol of, 618.
, inquisitions in. 369.
, justices of the peace in, 627.
, outlawries in, 14, 18. 96, 159,
163, 229, 230, 309, 310.
, sheriff of, 50, 127, 138, 354, 426.
, tenith and fifteenth from,
assignments of, 60, 62, 116.
Warcombe, Woroome. See Woud-
richam.
Worde, an alien dwelling at, 660.
Worforlowe. See Wolferlow.
Woriceelay. See Woroley.
Workington, Wyrkyngton [co. Cum-
berland], 33.
workmen, ooonmissioos to impress, 1, 2,
36, 43, 44, 47.
Workome. See Woudrichem.
works, the king's, 2, 466.
, derk of, 74, 252.
, , appointments by, 2.
1 See also Ardem, john.-
Lermouth, Alexander.
S umber of. See Beauchamp,
n ; Lathe, Biutboloroew.
Worksop, Wirssope, Worsop, oo. Not-
tingham, 280, 409.
Worldham, Blast, co. Southampton,
manor of, 580.
Worleston, William, oommiasioner to
laise a loan, 127.
Worliohe, John, of Spalding, husband-
man, 219.
, WilUam, of Spalding, husband-
man, 819.
GENERAL INDEX.
969
Wcodington, Wrydelyn^tan, Wrede-
lyngton, oo. Saffolk, 17.
Wodlingwarth, Wirlyngworth, co. Suf-
folk, 4^.
Wonnebrugge, Jolm, 13.
"Wormegay, Wyrmyngheye, co. Nor-
folk, prior of, 404.
Wanneley, Wormele, Ajuulf. chaplain,
Eirson of St. Jolin'e church,
Chester, 284.
, John, 402.
Wormemode, Peter, 544.
Wormerhoapun, Holland, 682.
Wormhill, oo. Derby, 413.
Wormshill, Woniieeell, co. Kent, 388.
, rector of. See Qhepynden,
Simon.
Worsley, Warke8lay,W6rseley, Tlbomas,
I>arBon of Beighton, 44/, 527.
Wor«op. See Worksop.
WcTsop. Thomas, of Waltham Holy
Gross, 22.
Worstead, Worstede [oo. Norfolk],
aliens dwelling at, 685.
Worstede, Worsted, John, mercer of
Norwich, 479.
, Thomas, 621.
, , commissioner de kid-
eUis, 192.
Wortham, Wirtham, oo. Saff(^k, 181.
Worthe. See Woerden.
Worthen, Worthyn, oo. Sakyp, 698.
Worthe wyk, George, commiasioner of
array, 360.
Worthreignon. See Gwntihrynion. I
Worthy Mortemer. See Martyr
Worthy.
Wortley, William, of Luddington, yeo-
man, 106.
Woryng, Bruno, 674.
Woth. Thomas, 67.
Wotteston. See Waddesdon.
Wotton, CO. Buckingham, 14.
, CO. Surrey, 881.
See also Wootton; Bardiaiey
Wootton.
Wotton, Henry, 118.
I , oitiBen and draper of
London, 169, 479.
, John, 118.
, , olerk, 97, 168.
, , draper of London, 22.
, , ol Southwark, 11.
) Eatherine, abbess of St. Mary
de la Pr6, Northampton, 68.
, Nicholas, 82, 118, 871, 588.
t , of Kingston Blount,
396.
> , mayor of London and
eacheator in the city, 108, 106.
121. 142. 146. ^' > >
} , commissioner to assess
a grant in London, 184.
J , m«rchant ci the staple
of Calais, 120.
Wotton — cont.
, Bobert, of Aylesford, 6.
, Thomas, citijEen and draper of
London, 166.
, , parson of St. Martin's,
Eastgate, Oanterbury, 167.
, Walter, controller of customs,
Ac., in the port of Gbidhester,
179.
, William, clerk, 487.
, , abbot of OirenceBter,
34 49.
, A....!.., of Denton, 390.
Wotton by Pulton. See Wootton, Noirth.
Wotton Wawen, oo. Warwick, 129.
, prior of. See Sovereyn, John.
Woudrichem, Wenoom, Woroombe,
Woreoome, Workome, HoUand,
663, 666, 671.
Woughelyte, Robert, 391.
Wouldham, Quoodham, oo. Kent, 66.
Wowedegers, Lambert, 660.
Woxbrygge, Woxehrigge. See Uxbridge.
Wragby, co. Lincoln, 3, 39.
, warrener of. See Haynook,
John.
Wrangle, Wiang^Il, oo. Lincoln, 316,
881.
Wratting, Wrottyng, co. Cambridge,
313, 386, 608.
, Great, Great Wiottyng, co.
Suffolk, 90.
Wraxhale, Thomas, vicar of Poling,
264.
, , paiTBon of Sulhamp-
stead Bannister, 254.
Wraxhall, South, Wrozhale by Brough-
ton, 00. Wilts, 229.
wreck, 82, 201.
concealed, commission to en-
quire into, 74.
Wredelyngton. See Worlingiton.
Wrench, William, 394.
Wrenne, Adam, 8.
Wrontham [oo. Suffolk], 248.
.parson of. See Brydlyngton,
John; Bur^am, John.
Wressle, W3PeBill too. York], castle and
lordship of, 682.
Wrest, Beet Park [co. Bedford], 144.
, parker of. See Burton, John.
Wright. Wriffhte, Wi^ght, Wryghte,
Everard, from Liege, an alien,
680.
, Geoffrey, of Walden, carpenter,
, John, 151.
, , vicar of Brentwood, 12.
, of Laindon, chaplain,
167.
, , alderman of Norwich,
82.
, Katharine. Sex Kellum.
, Ralph, of Kirkby, 161.
960
GENERAL INDEX.
Wright — cont.
, Rkiiaid, 152, 411.
, , of Swaveaey, 386.
, , of Terling, 468, 489.
, Robert, 193.
, , of Lidgate, parkor, 67.
, , of Thurrock, 401.
, Thomas, ohAplain, parson of
All Saints, Oiltingham, 342.
, dUcLS Urby , Thomas. See Urby .
, Walter, yeoman of the bakery
of the houflehold, 495.
, William, 574.
, , ci WithAm, 16.
WrXn^^Um, Wryngton, co. Socneirset,
238.
Writele. See Writtle.
writs. See attaint, cape in manwn
nostram, certiorari y deeies tantum,
de consangtUnitaie, diem daHsit
extremum, precipe quod reddat,
scire facias,
Writtle, Writele, Writyfl, oo. Bfesex,
146.
, an alien dwelling at, 579.
Wroham. See Wrotham.
Wpotesley, Hugh, esquire, 399.
Wiotham, Wroliam, Wrotelham, co.
Kent, 388, 390, 391.
, an alien dwelling at, 675.
, rector of. See Warde, Thomas.
Wrothe, William, 406.
Wjiotlyng, Wpottljmg. See Wartling.
Wrottyng. See Wratting.
Wroxhale by Broughton. jSiee Wrax-
haM, South.
WaraxtoiD., CO. Oxford, 464.
, priory of, 464,
Wrydelyngton. See Worlington.
Wffyght. See Wright.
Wryngton. See Wrington.
Wrytele, Robert, 368.
Wulfale, oo. Wilts, an alien dwelling
at, 574.
Wulford, Henry, 488, 489.
Wulsus, Robert, eon of, 363.
Wy. See Wye.
Wybbe, TlMMnas, 518.
, , of Hianbury, esquire,
167. -
Wybert, WiUiam, son <rf, 244.
Wylxwton, WyboildeBton, oo. Bedfoird,
100.
Wybrandson, Jolin, 586.
, Paul, Q86.
Wybryg. See Weybridge.
Wyecheford. See Wishford, Great.
Wych. See Droitwich.
Wych, Wyche, Henry, of Halton Hole-
^te, oo. Lincoln, lLiid>andnMUi,
, John, sujreyor of the seardi in
the ports of Exeter and Dart-
mouth, 463.
, , prior of St. Mary's,
Lanthony oy Gloucester, 251.
., Ridiard, ohaplain, pairaon of
Leaveland. 912.
, Roger, of Lugwardine, 376.
, WUliam, 393.
, of East Oamel, hns-
bandman, 95.
Wychamton, William, 371.
Wyche. See Droitwidi; Wych.
Wyche, Great. See Wick.
Wychenore. See Wichnor.
WycJhford, John, 61.
Wychyngham. See Wiohyngham.
Wyohyngham St. Mary, ^ee Witching-
ham.
Wydf, Heni7, 594.
, , John, son of, 594.
Wycombe, Wykham, Wykombe, co.
Buckingham, 396, 441.
, aJiens dweling at, 557, 556.
Wydeoomb. See Wideoombe.
Wydeoombe. See Widoombe.
Wydeoombe by Cit^cky oo. Wilts, dl7,
329, 493.
Wydeoombe, WiUiam, 371.
Wydeoombe, William, of Wydeoombe
by Clack, or ot London, gentle-
man or esquire, 317, 329, 4d3.
Wydefopd, Hugji, 472.
John, 472.
, Richard, 402.
Wydehome ( P Quidenham), oo. Norfolk,
aliens dwelling at, 571, 572.
Wydemerpol. See Widmerpool.
Wydeslade, John, 351, 359, 441, 472.
I , commissioner of oyer
and terminer, 279, 348, 361.
Wyderill. \l^deville, Wydevyle, Wyde-
▼yU. Wvderylle, Wydewyll. See
Wydigada, Whidigada, commote [oo.
CkrmarthenJ, steward of the
'wsistot' of. See Beaufort,
Edmund; Skudamoars, John,
Wydmerpole. See Wtdm^pool.
Wydot, lliomas, of Warehorne, 4.
, , Joan, wife of, 4.
Wye, Wi, Wy, oo. Kent, 16, 174, 176,
389, 390.
, chantry of St. Gregory and
grammar school at, foundation
of, 189, 190.
.college of SS. Gregory and
Maitin at, foundation of, 218.
, letters patent dated at, 41, 72,
83, 124, 154, 155.
^manor, Ac. of, granted by
WiUiam I. to Battle abbey, 171,
172.
, riear of, 189.
GENERAL INDEX.
961
Wyflyngham. See Willingliam.
Wyfold, Nicholas, 634, 640.
Wyfordby. Wyforby, co. Leicester, 264.
> patreon of. See Clerk, Roger;
Gtregory, Michael.
Wygan. See Wigan.
Wygbarowe. See Wigbotroagjh.
Wygele. See Wigloy.
Wygenhale. See Wiggeniiall.
Wyggemore. See Wiggemore.
Wygh&mpton. See Wickhampton.
Wyght, isle of. See Wight.
Wyght, Walter, 363.
, William, 647.
Wyghton, John, of Oakington, 386.
Wyghton * under the Wolde.* See Wig-
ginton.
Wyghtrynge, John, 372.
Wygyngton. See Wigginton.
Wygyngton Richard, of Mount Sorrel,
morchAnt, 161.
Wyhita, John, 129.
Wyke. See Wick.
Wyke, 00. Dorset, manor of, 516.
Wyke, Gilbert, 112, 119.
, Gilbert atte, 403.
, Jdhn, 358.
, yeoman of the buttery,
204.
) y grantee of the office of
rhaglawry and 'le ammobre-
shipe' of the commote of
PenHyn, 204.
» , of Groundwell, plough-
man or husbandman, 117, 118,
231, 234.
, Robert, of Nynehead, 10.
, Thomas, 184. 269.
, , Margaret, wife of , 184.
h William parson of Greeford [oo.
enbigjh], 498.
Wyke St. Mary. See Week St. Mary.
Wykeham, an alien dwelling at, 664.
Wykeham. See Wickham.
Wykeham, Wykham, John, 80, 600.
, , Juliana, wife of, 80,
600.
I Robert, yeoman of lord Roos,
184.
» , bailiff, warenner, Ao..
of the manor and lordship of
Oxston, 184.
, TicMnas, knight, 392, 621, 629,
638, 623.
» , ooonmismoner to raise
a loan, 61, 127.
I , oommissioner of awize,
, , of Swaldiff, 393.
I William, esquire, 396.
> t oommiflsioner to assess
a grant, 138.
Wykelers, Geoffrey de, 337.
Wykefcford. See Wixford.
24881
Wyken, Wykyn, co. Warwick, 691.
Wykes, Andrew, 668.
, Edmund, of Canterbury, 389.
, John. 109, 361.
} , Joan, wife of, daughter
of John Kyriell, 109.
, , Agnes, wife of, 109.
* > , John, son of.
109.
, • , esquire, of Kesteren,
Wykewone, John, abbot elect of Eve-
sham, 444.
Wykham. See Wickham; Wycombe.
Wykombe. See Wycombe.
Wykyng, Nicholas, of Randecokkes in
Ashbumham draper, alias of
Horsham pannaHtUy 309.
Wylabov, Henr^, master or warden of
the oollegiate church of St. Boni-
face, Banbury, 322.
Wylberfosse, John, derk, 466.
Wylbiam. See Wilbrom.
Wylburgham. See Wilbraham.
Wylby. RichaixJ, 621.
I Thomas, of Southampton, 512.
Wylcok. See Wiksok.
Wylde, Peter, of Kruiningen, an alien,
664.
See cUso Wilde.
Wyldebore. See Wildebore.
Wyldon. See Wilden.
Wyldy, Henry, 667.
Wyles, John, 303.
Wylet, John, 128.
Wylford. See Wilford.
Wylkyn, John, of Wilbraham, 386.
Wylkynnes. See Wilkyns.
Wylkynson. See Wilkynson.
Wylle, John atte, of Northam, baker,
316.
, Nicholas, of Botreauz castle,
huAbandman, 198.
Wyllesthorp. See Willesthorp.
Wyllok, Thomas, 72.
, , of Wye, 390.
, William, 72.
, of Wye, 390.
Wyllughby. See Willughby.
WylluflW)y. See Willoughby on the
Wolds.
Wylly. See WUly.
Wyllyham, Thomas, parson of St.
Leonard's, Exeter, 213.
, , parson of Morleigh, 213.
Wyllymotte or Wylymot, William, of
London, clerk, 16/.
Wylmeson, George, 680.
Wylmyngton. iSfee Wilmington.
, Wylmyston, co. Hereford, 377.
Wylot, John, 400.
WylPB, WyUer, Almain, 669.
8P
962
GENERAL INDEX.
Wylteshyre, John, 572.
, Nicholaa, 340.
, , Ma/rgai^t, wife of,
340.
Wylixm. See Well Town; Wilton.
Wyluby, Wylughby. See Willughby.
Wylu^by Waterles. See Willooghby
Waterless.
Wylwys, William, of Royston, 387.
WylymAy, Simon, of Spalding, butdher,
219.
Wylyngham. See Gillingham.
Wyman, Genard, 663.
Wymbeldon, Wymeldon, WvmmeldOTi.
Ralph, 163. 266.
t , oommi£8ioner to aasesas
a grant, 138.
, , of Ashstead, 380.
Wymbom Mynatre, Wymboume Msm-
«tre, Wymbummynster. See
Wimborne MinstM-.
Wymbyll, Wymbull, Master William,
clerk, 614.
Wymbysah. See Wimbish.
Wymbyssh, John, the elder, 382.
Nicholas, clerk, 33, 62, 66, 118,
123, 147, 332, 698.
» •• » clerk of the ohaaoery,
261.
J .......... prebendarv of Waltham
m the cathedral churdh of Ohi-
ohester, 69.
, Richard, clerk, 332.
, Thomaa, 394.
Wymeldon. See Wymbeldon.
Wymelyngwelde. See Womenswould.
Wymere, Thomas, of Oodioote, derk,
Wymeswolde, Richard, of London, 13.
Wymmeldon. See. Wymbeldon.
Wymond, Roger, 152.
Wymondeswold, John, of Leioeeter,
gentleman, 306.
Wympole. See Wimpole.
Wyn, John do, 681.
Stephen, son of John, of
Botreaux, 88.
, William, 393.
Wynard. See Wynnard.
Wynchocombe. See Winchcomb.
Wynchekombe, John, 392.
Wynchelae, Wynchelsea. See Winohel-
Wynchelfie, John, vicar of the general
minister of the order of Friars
Minors, 132.
Wyncheetre. See Winchester.
Wynchestre, 'Hionias, prior of St
Denys by Southampton, 463.
Wyndaway, John, of Ooniadiffe, chai>.
lam, 237. ^
Wynde, John atte, 94.
Wyndeeatee, Robert, of Newcaatle
upon Tyne, merchant, 170.
Wyndesley, Richard, 377.
Wyndesore. See Windsor.
Wyndeeore, John do, 473.
Wyndey, Stephen, 391.
Wyndham. See Windham.
Wyndover, Henry, 281.
Wynefeld. See Wingfield.
Wyneley. See Windley.
Wynes, William, 662.
Wynferton, Jcdin, 61.
WynfoKi, John, esquire, 343, 270.
, Alice, wife of, 248, 270,
428.
} , esoheator in Doraet.
517.
Wynfreton. See Winforton.
Wyngall. See Wen^all.
Wyngate, WiUiam, 374.
Wynge. See Wing.
Wynge, John, 667.
) } parson of Woolhamp-
ton, 90.
Wyngefeld, Wyngfeld. See Wingfield.
Wyngfeld, Wynkfeld, Robert, 626-
, , knigjit, 621, 626.
, Sir WiUiam de, knight, 326.
Wyngham. See Winj^am.
Wynkf^d. See Wyngfeld.
Wynnard, Wynard, John, 201.
, WiUiam, 197, 276.
t y oosnmissioner to raiae
a loan, Ac., 61, 126.
Wynne, Richard, 377.
Wynnefiarthyng. See Winfarthing.
Wynnesbury, Wynnesbery, Hamlet
esquire, 400.
l,^<^^ ^^> 277, 406. 624, 626,
624.
I oommiBBioner to asaees
a grant, 137.
, esquire, 809.
> •• » justice of gaol deliTary,
474.
Wynnesley, Richard, 285.
Wynne wyk, John, 626.
Wynpole. See Wimpole.
Wynso, John, 406.
Wynaherst, William, of Rowley ReeiB,
yeoman, 307. ^^^'
Wynalowe. See Winelow.
Wynslowe, William, 398.
Wynston. See Winstone.
Wjmter, Edmund, 404.
) , ooouniBsioner to aaeesB
a grant, 137.
, John, 369.
:••> »on of Semann, of
avering atte Bower, haaband-
man, 227.
I Thomas, surveyor of the seatoh
m the port of Bristol, 827.
Wynterborn Bark. Sm Winierboame
Earls.
Wynterbourne. See Wiaterboome.
GENERAL INDEX.
968
Wyntorburn. See Winterbourne Earis.
Wyntoi^eshuU, Wyntreshull, John, 625.
, Robert, 62.
, Thomas, 62.
, of Wiirtendiill, esquire,
Wyntershull. See Wuiterahill.
Wynthorp. See Winthorpe.
Wynton. See Winton.
Wynton, William, of Winton, yeoman.
233.
Wyntveeholl. See Wyntereshull.
Wyntryngham, Wynteryn^am, Wil-
liam, yeoman of the caterv, and
cateirer of the household, 177,
224, 496.
Wyntworth, Riohard, oommiesioner to
assess a grant, 136.
> , oommissioner de xvaRiis
et fossatisy 199.
Wynyngton, Bicfaard de, knight, 84.
Wyom, William, 605.
Wyot, Adam, 151.
, John, of London, citizen and
draper, 42, 164, 166, 306, 477.
» Richard, 946, 44B, 451, 614.
i , oommissioner to raise
a loan, 61, 126.
, , commissioner to assess
a grant, 137.
) , dean of the chapel of
Humphrey, duke of Glouoester,
prebendary of St. George's,
Windsor, 601.
Robert, parson of Langley, 4Sy
, , parson of Black Tor-
lingtoQ, 58, 83, 104.
, Thomas, purveyor, 117.
Wyroeetre, Wyrcestr, Thomas, 181,
241.
Wyresdale, Roger, clerk, 527.
Wyrham, Hugh de, 66.
Wyrkyngton. See Workington.
Wyrley, John de, 295.
Wyrlyng^bam. iSfee WillinglMun.
Wyrmegey, Robert, 407.
Wyrmyn^eye. See Wormegiay.
Wys, Peter, 666.
Wysbeche, Thomas, 88.
Wysbyoh. See Wisbech.
Wyee, in Almaia, 647.
Wyee, John, esquire, 96, 376, 399.
>. , of Sydenham, commis-
sioner to osBess a grant, 135.
, John van, 647.
Lambert de, 563.
Thomas, 11.
Wyaebeclie. See Wisbech.
Wysenden. See Wesenden.
Wyset. See Wiseett.
Wysham, John, 892.
WysBenden. See Whissendiaie.
Wyssen Kyrkey. 8u Wlaeekerke.
Wyssete. See Wisset.
Wyssyngburgh, Brabant, 558.
Wystede. See Winestead.
Wyathed, Wystede, Thomas, 15.
William, of Leadenham, hus-
bandman, 310.
Wyston, John, 377.
Wytelsey, William, 74.
Wytenhale.. William, citizen and
grocer of London, 169.
Wytfare, John, of Tewkesbury, 6.
Wytford, Hugh, 353.
Wytgreve, Robert, commissioner to
raise a loan, 51.
Wytham. See Witham. ,
Wytham (P Witham, co. Essex or Wv-
tham, CO. Berk^), an alien dweU-
ing at, 563.
Wytham, Robert, ol Oreton, 409.
, Thomas, 209.
Wythe, John, 406.
, Nicholas, 406.
, William, 406.
Wythenale, John, 487.
Wyther, Amy, wife of John, of Lei-
cester, 231.
, John, 410.
Wyther^ngton, John, knight, commis-
sioner of array, 361.
, Roger, commissioner of array,
361.
Wythington. See Whittington.
Wythomwyk. See Withemwiok.
Wythum, the river. See Witham.
Wythy, John, of Wells, oo. Somerset,
yeoman, 439.
, William, of WeUs [co. Somer-
set], chapman, 439.
Wythybroke. See Withybrook.
Wyihynden. See Withington.
Wytleeeye. See Whittleeea.
Wytney, Wytneye. See Witney.
Wyton, George, 406.
Wyteand. See Wiseant.
Wytte, John, 539.
, , master and owner of
the ship le Indian of Sluys, 73,
75.
Wytteneye. See Witney.
Wyttenham. See Wittenham.
Wyudevyll. See Wodeville.
Wyveton, William, chaplain, vicar of
Corpusty, 185.
Xanten, Saunton, in Clevee, 647.
964
GENERAL INDEX.
Y
Takeslee. See Taxley.
Yalding, Eldyng, oo. Kent^ 87.
Tanhennys, Henry, 674.
Yanlode, Rioh&rd, 398.
Tanwatih, Tanewyth [co. Westmore-
land], 456.
Yardale, Hugh, 61.
Yardeley, Yerdeley, Tthomas, 2»5, 396.
Yardley Hastings, Gerddeya^ oo.
Northampton, 63.
Yarm, Yaroum, co. York, 302.
Yarmoutih, Great, Jerniemouth, Jerne-
muth, Yermouth., Yernemouth,
Yernemuth, co. Norfolk, 313,
481, 485, 623.
, aliens dwelling at, 539. 572,
573, 576, 677, 679, 586.
, bailiffs and burgesses of, 112.
, justices of the peace in, 621.
, murage in, 112.
, port of, 240, 264, 480.
, , the chief butler's
deputy in. See Uys, Richard.
, , commifision to arrest
ships in, 533.
{ , controller of oostoims
m. See Don, Hugh; Elys,
Richard: Teell, William ; Wades-
wyk, Ralph.
, , illegal export of wool,
Ac., from, 277.
J , surveyons ol tihe search
in. See Don, Hugh; Teell,
WiUiam.
, prior of, 404.
, shipe of, 279.
Yaroum. See Yarm.
Yate [oo. Gflouoester], 241.
, parson <rf. See Shepey, Hhomas.
Yateley [co. Southampton], an alien
dwelling at, 566.
Yattendon, Attyndene, co. Berks, par-
don of. See Cokkys, William.
Yatynden, John, 404.
Yaxley, Yakeslee [oo. Huntingdon], 13.
Yealmpton, Yelhampton, oo. DoTon,
36.
Yekesworth, Thomas, 406.
Yeldham, Little, Overyeldham, co.
£Bsex, manor of, 602.
Yeldham, John, king's clerk, parson of
Titchwell, 186
Yelhampton. See Yealmpton.
Yeltoo. See Eton.
Yelverton, William, 303, 404, 4%, 481,
521, 525, 621.
, , oammiMoner dekideUiB,
132.
, , commifiaioner to assess
a grant, 137.
2 , commissioner to enquire
into concealments, 349, 362.
Yemgrauf. iS^ee Ingra.ye.
Yeo, John., esquire, 399.
, Nicholas, draper of London,
441.
, Richard, 399.
Yeovil, Yevele, Yeyell, co. SometTset, 11,
243, 270, 428, 599.
, an alien dwelling at, 575.
, church of St. John Baptist,
chantry at the altar of the Holy
Cross m, 243, 270, 428.
, Henford, Hyneford, in, 243.
Yepeswych, Yepiswich. iSfee Ipswich.
Yerde, Yard, John, 397, 425, 619.
, , oommifisioner to take
masters, 356, 475.
, , of Cbeam, eeqiik«, 380.
, Robert. 389,
Yerdeley. See Yardeley.
Yeresik, John, 546.
Yeresley, William, ^6.
Yeresyk. See Yrseke.
Yerle, Simon, 311.
Yerman, John, 393.
, Thomsjs, 303.
Yermouth. See Yarmoutji, Great.
Yermouth, Yermouthe, Greoffrey,
citizen and draper of London,
161, 460.
Yernemouth, Yernemuth. See Yar-
mouth, Great.
Yernemouth, John, 403.
Yemeeetell, William, 19.
Yarvard, Richard, 253.
Yerward, Philip, 377.
Yestelham. See Isleham.
Yevan, WiUiam, 372.
Yevelchestre. See Bchester.
Yevele, Yevall. See Yeovil.
Yevell, IveU, John, 368.
, , of Taunton, 366, 469.
Yilchesfcre. iSfee Ilcheeter.
Yokeslo, John, of Melbonrn, 887.
Yon, Hugji, 128, 182, 164.
VJohn, master of la Margarete of
eint (VanneeP), 300.
Yonge, David, 167.
, , vioar of St. TwynneQ,
332.
, Geoffrey, 389.
, John, 377, 394, 396.
, ) from Holland, an alien,
> , firom liiUe, an alien,
539.
, , of Newton [in Athel-
ney], husbandman, 606.
GENEEAL INDEX.
965
Yonge— con^
, Nichoks, 487.
, Ridhard, <rf Westerham, 301.
, Thomas,'' clerk, 166.
, prebendary in St.
David's cathedral, 268.
Yongemam, John, 694.
YonghoQsbond, Yongehnsbonde, Ed-
mund, 407.
, Joihn, 61.
Yore, tibie river. See Ure.
York city, 17, 29, 61, 97, 121, 144, 163,
167, 182, 202, 231, 237, 275, 288,
302, 316, 317, 326, 362. 363, 364,
426, 429, 440, 483, 466, 632.
, abbey of St. Aiary, 156, 362,
363: 364.
, , abbot of , 326. See also
Longchamp, B. de.
, , , oourt of, 363.
, , , lioenoe to, to
parohase com, 326.
, , Clement, abbot of, 363.
, , , John, nephew
of, 363.
, , Robert, abbot of, 382,
363, 364.
, , Savario, abbot of, 363.
, , Stephen, fiivt abbot ol,
362
'. , William, abbot of, 302.
, , amhafisador at
Basle for the clergy of England,
341.
, a monk of. iS»ee Cottyng-
nam, John.
, , B. de, steward of , 363 ;
Me ctUo Skegnease, Robert de;
Wilton, Thomas de.
, aldermen of. See Bolton, John;
Gere, Thomas ; Wispyngton,
Nicholas.
, arrows to be provided in, 600.
, bailifo of, 364.
, castle, gaoler, keenar and
porter of. See Hase, Richard;
Leventhorp, Joihn de.
, , mint at, 165.
, , masters of.
See Goldbeter, Bartholomew ;
Paddedey, Jobn; Basse, Wil.
liam.
, cathedral church ol St. Peter,
chapter of, 144, 286.
, , dean <rf, 144, 288, 467,
630; we dUo Gilbert, Robert.
9 , prebends of, Barneby,
36.
I , , Wetwang, 493.
, ..prebendaries of. See
Amall, Richard; Bixon, Nicho-
las.
I. , treasurer of. See
Wolden, Robert.
, charters dated at, 77, 419.
[
York city — eont.
, church of St. Cruz, Pavement,
188.
, , parson of. See Tone,
Richard.
, oitiaens of, 93, 231, 232, 364.
, commissioners to assess a grant
m, 138.
oommissioners to raise a loan
in, 630, 631.
, ditch oi, 363.
, hospital of St. Leonard in, 183,
227.
, , maater of, 227.
, , warden of . ^fee Scroop,
William.
, inquisitions in, 163, 369.
, letters patent dated at, 41, 70.
, licence to ship com to, 327.
, mayor of, 60, 530. See also
BoLUnif John; Langton, Nicholas
de ; Ormeshede, William ;
Warter, Bichard.
, mayor and escheator of, 34.
mercers ci, 315.
, men of the mistery of,^
letters patent inoorporatisg, 51.'
, , , governor and
wardens of, 61.
.merchants of, 97, 121, 202, 231,
232, 317, 440.
, murage, grant of, 70.
, outlawries in, 88, 167, 231, 232,
309, 436.
, pfJaoe of the arohbishop at,
287.
, prison at, 349, 360.
sheriffs of, 121, 136, 426, 600;
see also B^ord, William ; Bowes,
William ; Esynwald, John ;
Warter, Bichara.
.streets and places in, Bootham,
BootEum, Botham, Bothum,
Bouthum, Bothun, 302, 363, 364.
, , , borough or
liberty of, 302, 364.
, Ghibmelith gate, 363.
, Holmonelid, 363.
, St. Mary's lane, 363,
364.
., , , Hicohun in.
363.
, St. Olave, Msrygiate,
362.
suburbs of, 29, 153, 363, 364.
, hcBpital of St. Nicholas
in, 163.
., .; , , warden of . See
Middleton, Master John.
, Hori^mecrofth in, 363.
temporalities in, of St. Ger-
man's, Selby, 34.
tenth and fifteenth from,
assignments of, 60, 120.
ulnage on cloth in, 66, 117.
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